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

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Nicole Bousquet Elizabeth Boyle Michelle Boyle Benjamin Brown Debbie Brown 156 Paulk Terr. 79 Patricia Cir. 48 Gardens Dr. 14 Berkley St. 95 Middlesex St. Deborah Brown Kevin Brown 100 Kowland St. 229 Fernbank Rd. Packing an Uzi, Ray Berardi finally gets to play out his Rambo fantasies when U.S. Army units visited Central in the spring of 1988. Robert Brown Monique Brumfield 152 Pendleton Ave. 14 Gunn Sq. Brenda Bullock James Bullock Lori Buoniconti Reginald Burke Faye Caldwell 57 Bristol Rd. 52 Bay St. 46 Parkside St. 114 Emerald Rd. 359 Brown St. Shawna Cammock Andrea Campbell Tracy Canady Cinnamon Caputo Kelly Carle 19 Florida St. 88 Hall St. 450 Newbury St. 1141 Carew St. 26 Hamburg St. y! Senior Portraits 7

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Tracey Belbin Christina Bell Shawn Bell “5 Derek Bennett Kimberly Bennett 58 Forest St. 275 Spikenard Cir. 41 Ringgold St. 745 Beacon Cir. 1211 Carew St. Philip Benoit Raymond Berardi Kenneth Bernard Ronnie Berrios Dionne Besaw 56 Meadowlark La. 143 Keddy St. 81 Carol Ann St. 44 Suffolk St. 21 Amherst St. Michael Beville Cathy Bierowka Valerie Bilodeau Daniel Black Sam Blackwell 5 Tumbleweed Rd. 249 Glenoak Dr. 77 Dickinson St. 60 Scott St. 37 Newland St. Jeffrey Blais Jennifer Blais Catherine Bloch Lori Boghosian Robinson Bolivar 13 Raymond PI. 15 Raymond PI. 60 Pilgrim Rd. 271-5 Fernbank Rd 51 Mevwin St. Karen Bonafilia Marybeth Bonatakis Gregory Bonneau Kelly Boudreau nN 95 Corey Rd. 70 Campechi St. 185 Tallyho Dr. 41 Aspen Rd. 84 Dana St. Michelle Boudreau 6 Senior Portraits

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iis. 4 ee i i i i h Centracchio Christa Carrington Michelle Castonquay George Cavros : David Cayer Joseph | 215 Rosemary Dr. 1020 Sumner Ave. 9 Algonquin PI. 716 Alden St. 258 Spikenard Cir. Katrina Chake Staci Chambers Kyu-Shik Chang Jill Charest Sandra Chavez 110 Mill St. 44 Gatewood Rd. 40 Brandon St. 63 Carol Ann St. 85 Prospect St. hat a glorious feeling it was to be accepted to col- lege and to find out after years of working hard, that one’s perseverance had finally paid off. It was an enormous weight off many seniors’ minds to know that they were heading off to college in the fall, following up the end of their high school Careers. It was at this most vulnerable time that a disease called ‘‘sen- ioritis’’ began to infect many se- niors. The warm weather, the countdown to graduation, and the feeling of anticipation these students felt towards the end of their senior year all greatly add- ed to the numerous cases of sen- ioritis. Grades were now less of a concern to the victims because they lacked the incentive to Strive for good marks. Instead of schoolwork, these hapless almost-grads found themselves spending their time On more ‘meaningful’ things such as partying, dating or catching up on sleep. Senioritis was a strong force which drastically altered the life- styles of many students. For many, the end of school was the only solution. Stephen Repsys 8 Senior Portraits |) 19 we tak t iw. more than 7 just al We. itcn Schoolwork is some- thing that Jay Strem- pek can only seem to dream about doing. ewes mites The true meaning of senioritis is illustrated to junior Sean Phillips by his elder Chris Yates as they both escape off to the parking lot on this beautiful sunny day. Finally getting a chance to escape the confines of CENTRAL, Melanie Dube enjoys a much needed rest, refreshing herself so she can once again face the frenzied atmosphere of the academic world.