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Brian Murphy shows his enthusiasm about school. Above: Dena Haselkorn tries not to be seen. Left: Ciro Ricciardi questions that call. Chris Shelley hasn't yet decided what to wear for gym class. Spero ee EK OR Ms ee RIE Boe 4 : oo Angela Howard pleads to be released. Chris Welz and Alicia Clay show the closeness that was present amongst the senior class. 4 OPENING
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Student Life D. 6 Seniors D. 34 Features Dp. 17, 512, oom, 118, 150 memavics D. 136 Academics D. 58 Underclassmen DP. 74 Sports D. 96 hi@ex D177 A 9, fb TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
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IMPROVED Well here we are! We have finally made it! After years of dreaming about going to the “new school,”’ we have lived through a complete year at Springfield Central High. It wasn’t all that bad, was it? In this yearbook, we, the staff, hoped to use lively photographs and energetic stories in order to allow you to experience your high school years each time you open your yearbook in the future. It was our job to make sure that you never forget. We spent long, tedious hours pour- ing over theme suggestions until we arrived at ‘New and Improved.” This phrase seemed to appeal to everyone and why not? It was the plain truth: the class of 1987 was very much new and improved. Obviously, the entire class was new since it was a hybrid of Classical and Technical seniors that was to be the first graduating class from Central. The building itself was the sparkling multi-million dollar creation that at- tracted the attention of the entire city of Springfield, and it was a huge im- provement over the former facilities at Classical and Technical High Schools. Although the two structures were beautiful, historical sites with distinctive character and ideal access to downtown resources, these schools were also falling apart around the students and faculty. At least at Central, rainy days didn’t bring water- falls flowing down the staircases. Throughout this book we have ex- plored the academic, extracurricular, and social advantages that being stu- dents at Central provided us with. So sit back with the book, kick off your shoes, relax, and reflect upon all those great times that you had at this new and improved school of ours. Enjoy! Lisa Wilson Dan Monson has obviously taken an assignment to a study hall literally. Lisa Wilson and Cindy DeGrace bask in the sun. Above: Frank Bruno thinks about going home. Below: April McLeish is thrilled with school. OPENING 5
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