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

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Joylette Marshall Victoria Martelli Jennifer Martin Michael Martin Ricky Martinez 83 Dawes St. 34 Mark St. 32 Kenwood Pk. 170 Saffron Cir. 438 Plainfield St. Tammy Maryea Julie Mastroianni 208 Florida St. 235 Treetop Ave. Unable to keep the excitement to themselves, Patty Friss, Anne Collins, and Holly Stone are only too willing to let us know that they’re oh so glad to be seniors. Joan Maylor Dianne Mazzie 916 St. James Ave. 73 Pidgeon Dr. Michelle McCabe Robert McCarthy Steven McCarthy Syntheia McCray Brian McDonald 101 Quincy St. 32 Kenwood Pk. 32 Kenwood Pk. 82 Flint St. 1414 Parker St. James McDonald Elizabeth McGowen Taneshia Mclver Audra McLeish Boris McNair 26 Puritan Cir. 101 Victoria St. 29-A Central St. 869 Beacon Cir. 102 Westford Cir. 20 Senior Portraits

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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

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Jennifer McQuade Genero Medina Gina Mee David Mendez Susette Mercure 11 Manor Ct. 546 Chestnut St. 22 Jeanne Marie St. 33 Murray Hill Ave. 528 Grayson Dr. Diana Metcalf Michelle Meunier Kimberly Mietka Marcus Miller Merita Milner 144 Whittum Ave. 66 Edgemont St. 15 Biovista St. 71 Layzon Bros Rd. 22 Willard Ave. x eo Michelle Moberg Todd Mongeon Doreen Montagna Trina Montgomery Ron Morgan 40 Warriner Ave. 59 Kensington Ave. 43 Moss Rd. 54 Alden St. 17 Manor Ct. Michael Moshe r-Muscaro Allen Myers . 128 Webber St. 48 Castle St. uidividuals at their best, the uniqueness of seniors like Justin Gates, Barbie Arel and Jeremy Manion contributed to the unity and closeness of the class of 1989. Nicole Nassif Pedro Nazario 151 Manor Ct. 38 Indian Leap St. Senior Portraits 21