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

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Anthony Kowal Michelle LaBonte Corey LaCross Paul LaFreniere Phung Lang 112 Laconia St. 168 Prospect St. 93 Grachmal Ave. 43 Crown St. 22 Ashmont St. Robert Lang Virna Langford Janine Langlitz Michael Langlitz Tanesha Lawerence 29 Beauchamp St. 186 Sunrise Terr. 19 Firglade Ave. 19 Firqlade Ave. 72 Dearbum St. India Layne Kenya Leach Kim Leavitt Andrew LeBlanc Donna Lee 62 Mobile Homeway 70 Harrison Ave. 14 Olmstead Dr. 182 Old Farm Rd. 59 Fenway Dr. Beth Lees Joseph Leone Jeremy Lewis Nina Liquori Anna LoPriore 232 Talmadge Dr. 112 Glenoak Dr. 185 Hickory St. 4 Arlington Ct. 48 Texel St. Amy Lotterman Jerry Lowe Patrick Lowe Angelo Luciano Jeffrey Lukas 73 Audley Rd. 96 Saffron Cir. 35 West Alvord St. 579 Chestnut St. 149 Senator St. 18 Senior Portraits

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(EET BrP 2 ¥ Wen Patricia Ide : Stephanie Jackson Sharon Jacobson Debra Jenney Cheryl Jewell 1035 Berkshire Ave. 28 Canon Cir. 40 Hasting St. 85 Saffron Cir. 106 Elijah St. Ce Randy Johnson Shawna Johnson Stephanie Johnson Toni Johnson . Tracy Johnson 45 Fenimore Blvd. 854 Roosevelt Ave. 38 Hermitage Dr. 285 Talmadge Dr. 285 Talmadge Dr. Michael Jones Victor Juliano Mark Kaczowka David Kagan Kevin Kareta 178 Albermarle St. 56 Decateur St. 143 Enfield St. 35 Texel St. 6 Albee St. Yvonne Kasparian Robert Kazimierczak Daniel Kelly Angela Kentish Brian King 27 Bushwick PI. 64 Quebec St. 65 Aldrew Terr. 62 Avon PI. 75 Melrose St. Derrick King Stacey Kirchner Michelle Kirton Jennifer Kos Eric Koszalka 22 McKnight St. 44 Wilson St. 769 Beacon Cir. 93 Moulton Rd. 106 Mayflower St. Senior Portraits 17

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Nicholas Lukiwsky 49 Northway Dr. ou were shopping at f your favorite mall, and 4 while browsing through the clothing racks, you suddenly realized that you had seen everything before. Everywhere you looked were the same tired old fashions that everybody else was wear- ing. Suddenly, you had the urge to wear something origi- nal, something that would get you noticed; or perhaps you were less daring, and you merely wanted some accesso- ries which differed slightly from the norm - - - where could you look for these “original” fashions? There were many alterna- tives to the mall when one got the ‘fashion blahs’’. Some people looked to the past for wardrobe ideas, shopping at “vintage’’ clothing stores. Others, uninspired by such shops, sewed their own imagi- native outfits. Wherever one went to buy clothing, each person’s indi- vidual style contributed equal- ly to making us an extremely well-dressed senior class. Deb Weissman ee A sense of humor is very necessary when dressing. You don’t need to conform to a certain standard of dress to look good and be conpfort- able. @ ® -Cathy Bloch Kelly Mackinnon 1835 Parker St. Aaron Madison 203 Oakland St. Alisa Madison 38 Manilla Ave. Maryann Maldonado 100 Maryland St. While waiting for her ride, Heather Thomas gets a chance to show off her unique and unusual outfit. Artistically inclined with pencil and paper as well as with her wardrobe, Sheri Scott intently sketches a drawing for her art class. Newspaper Editor extraordinaire, Cathy Bloch, works as diligently on picking out her wardrobe as she does in meeting her deadlines. Jeremy Manion 98 Forest Park Ave. Lisa Manzi 181 West Allen Ridge Rd. Peter Mantoni 16 Boyd St. Alexandra Marks 37 Westernview St. wv! Senior Portraits 19