Classical High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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George Langlitz Renee Lariviere 19 Firglade Ave. 86 Massreco St. Charles Lanier Robert Lathrop 159 School St. 41 Arthur St. Antoinette Leaks Richard Leggett 62 Westford St. 10 Home St. Carla Lester Marc Letendre 138 Dunmoreland St. 231 Drexel St. Davis Lewis Kacey Little Pamela Liveratos Everett Lon i : gston Patrick Lowe 23 James St. 100 Haskin St. 76 W. Alvord St. 47 Riverton Rd. 35 W. Alvord St. 16 Senior Life

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Lester Jowers Malcolm Jones Martin Jones Treva Jones Julia Jordan 68 Lake Villa 30 Hermitage Dr. 30 Hermitage Dr. 70 Harrison Ave. - 186 Pendleton Ave. Charles Joyal Seth Kaye Eric Kearns Patrick Kelleher Conrad Kelly 69 Penacook St. 109 Feltham Rd. 208 Edendale St. 90 W. Alvord St. 190 Quincy St. Kevin Kennedy Shawn Kenyon David Kim Kimberly King Alex Koenig 75 Pineywoods Ave. 463 Belmont Ave. 104 Gardens Dr. 34 Andrew St. 151 Allen St. Tina Kondylis Julia Kos Melanie Kosinski Peter Kratimenos Kimberly Krokenberger 558 Newbury St. 101 Mulberry St. 18 Mark St. 100 Wait St. 444 Belmont Ave. Greg Kwasny Daniel LaBroad Theresa Lambert William Lambert Greg Lane 52 Kerry Dr. 70 Harrison Ave. 59 Farnsworth St. 20 Eldridge St. 17 Beacon Ter. Senior Life P15 3

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Summer Outlooks a Carrie Macdonald 56 Rosedale Ave. Matt Macdonald 197 Denver St. It was two o'clock, sixth period, and school was al- most over. Unlike any other day, this day was special since it was the last day be- fore summer vacation. Shift- ing anxiously in your chair waiting for the bell to sound off, you could not help but imagine what your vacation would be like. Shutting your eyes tightly, you se- cretly fantasized about a trip to the beach, during which you lay on the white sands smothered with oil, as the sun's burning rays beat down on your skin, leaving you with a dark, rich tan. Be- fore long, however, you real- ized that you would most Angela Mack 14 Holly Hill Rd. likely end up staying home to watch hours of old mov- ies. The idea of shopping spree came to mind, and soon you began to imagine clothes lining up for you to try on. Whatever you decid- ed to do, relaxation was your main objective. In the midst of your rever- ie, you were disrupted by the sound of the bell as it signaled the beginning of va- cation. Springing from your seat, you rushed out of the school building glowing with relief and excitement and quickly started your at- tempts to make your vaca- tion dreams into a reality. Nikki Arestedes A quiet picnic at The Quabbin Resevoir is a per- fect way to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city, as illustrated by Dawn Bedard. A big red stuffed animal provides Kirsten Hurst with a bit of pleasure as she enjoys an afternoon at Riverside Park. Obviously mourning the end of school, Jeff Ho- gan, Jay Schmuck, Tanya Cignoli, Bob Hogan, Mike Richards, John Haire, and Larry Murphy band together at the poolside to celebrate the beginning of summer. } pa we ‘ Esl en Sean Macrae 126 White St. Christopher Lucia 38 Pilgrim Rd. Jennifer Lynch 50 White St. John Lynch 44 Spence St. Sheila Lynch 25 Judson St. Jeremy Madden 71 Rockland St. Senior Life Per §