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

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ae = Lisa Sarno Macaria Scarnici Jamie Schoolfield Julie Schott Felicia Scott 84 Orange St. 30 Ashmun St. 240 Pendelton St. 164 Prouty St. 247 Fernbank Rd. Sheri Scott Warren Scott Charles Seder Mark Sevarino Desiree Seymour 162 Redland St. 37 McKnight St. 80 Woodcrest Rd. 191 Boston Rd. 9 Robert Dyer Cir. Jason Shatkin Maureen Shea Edwin Silva Christine Simard Betsy Slattery 54 Powell Ave. 98 Mildred St. 91 Belle St. 15 Danaher Cir. 121 Maybrook Rd. Robert Slota Allen Smith Cheryl Smith Cynthia Smith David Smith 1350 Timothy Cir. 1388 Wilbraham Rd. 8 Chipmunk Rd. 42 Chase Ave. 210 Glenoak Dr. Lacretia Smith Lucy Soto Scott Spafford Kara Spencer Marcus St. Julien 51 Lesely St. 38 Brightwood Path 133 Groton St. 86 Rochelle St. 34 Orange St. Senior Portraits 27

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Francisco Rivera Gladys Rivera Kairy Rivera Eric Rivers Heidi Roath 15 Halsey St. 166-2a Nursery St. 31 Leyfred Terrace St: 14 Derryfield St. 497 Dwight Rd. Dawn Roberts Gregory Roberts Lori Robinson Lisa Roche Jessie Rock 181 Arcadia Blvd. 111 Alden St. 2135 Tinkham Rd. 15 Winnipeg St. 52 Sunapee St. Misael Rodriquez Christina Rogers Maria Rosa Russell Rososky Thomas Roundeau 99 Agnes St. 120-B Rifle St. 34 Merwin St. 112 Ellenade Cir. 104 Old Lane Rd. pas X thse Julie Roy Carl Ruble Richard Rucitti Mark Russell Sonia Russo 6 Coleridge St. 150 Oakland St. 37 Fountain St. 106 Winding La. 93 Drexel St. Franklin Ryan Willie Sanders Alice Santana Hector Santiago Jodi Saposnik 11 Cameron St. 796 Belmont Ave. 53 Nursery St. 196 Nursery St. 149 Manor Ct. 26 Senior Portraits

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ae Catherine St. Onge 69 Garcia St. inals had, at long last come to their inevitable conclusion, and togeth- er with worrying about their final grades, students la- mented over the age-old sum- mer question, “What are we going to do?” The answer to this query took many forms for Central students this summer. Some visited new and exotic, or old and familiar, vacation spots and whiled away sun- drenched hours smearing suntan oil on bronzed skin. Others slaved over typewrit- ers, cash registers. and grills, hoping to garner enough cash to play the rising costs of a college education. Still others remained at home, hung out with friends, and passed the time at the movies or parties. Probably, the most cher- ished part of the summer for everyone was the freedom to do what they wanted, when they wanted, without the pres- sures of school looming over- head. Unfortunately, the seeming- ly endless hours quickly ran out and, with all of its hard work and responsibilities, school was back with a ven- geance. No matter how bored we may have been over the sum- mer, aS September reared its ugly head, we realized that there never seems to be enough time to do all the nothing you want to. Anne Holstead 28 Senior Portraits Kimberly Stanisewski 139 Dickinson St. Traveling abroad to New Zealand and Hawaii was the activity of choice for Maria Torre this summer, although she didn’t enjoy the eight hour flights. Striving to save his paddle ball from a sandy death, John Whitcomb flashes across the beach and succeeds in his daring rescue. Robert Starr 78 Berkshire Ave. pa Stephen Straw 161 Saffron Cir. Holly Stone 132 Bay St. Jason Strempek 226 Pine Acre Rd. Tina Sypek 83 Chervelyn St. LN Heidi Szenkum 56 Dimmick St. Jaqueline Taft 96 West Alvord St.