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

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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

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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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Cynthia Nicely 64 Agnes St. Nina Nowak 149 Cooley St. Marchelle Oates 19 Orlando St. Sean O’Brien 113 Endicott St. Donna O'Gara X 15 Rio Vista St. 22 Senior Portraits Laverne Niles Mia No 156 Bowdoin St. emember the couple that you al- ways Saw together, at the movies, out to eat, or at the mall? They always seemed so happy to be with each other. Sure they had a couple of fights here and there, but they always made up. It was as if they were destined to be put into the yearbook as class cou- ple, because they seemed to have the perfect relationship. It was obvious that relationships were a big part of the high school experience. For a lot of people who were going out with someone in school, it seemed to make their classes a little more enjoyable, knowing that someone special was there with them. However, not everybody’s signifi- cant other went to Central. There were a lot of students who were dating people from other schools, other cities, and even from other states. When asked if she felt that she was at a dis- f advantage because her boyfriend lived out of state, Laura Bellotti responded, “I may not get to see him as much as | want to, but when I do see him I know that the money spent on long distance phone calls is worth it.’’ Though some relationships may have ended a while ago, the memories still endure. Even though some of the mem- ories may not have been pleasant ones, most people would agree that they at least gained a little more knowledge about human behavior. This knowledge could be a valuable learning experience for future reference. Michael Beville 271 Fernbank Rd. Irene Noqueira 244 Nash St. Takiyah Nobles 1646 South Branch Pkwy. Jose Zambrana beams as Anna Hernandez adores a sym- bol of his affec- tion, ; A peaceful day at the beach, with Chris Smith, is considered, by Mike Woods, to be a great way to spend the rest of his weekends. The look of love. Dan Kelly recreates the adorable facial expression that stole Maureen Shea’s heart.