Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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foes in tight race Co-captain Butch Friese, adding a blend of exceptional stick-handling and valuable experience to the team, helped in fusing a young inexperienced group into a unified corps. Pivotman on a solid checking line, Butch paced his line drawing the highest performance out of his wingers Kevin O’Connor and Jeff Martini. From his penalty-killing to leading dashes, Friese’s ability will be sorely missed by the remainder of the team when he graduates. we . he : er 3 Ff me CHS Hockey team front row: Bill Crum, Dan O’Malley, Dave McGlynn, Glenn Ligenza, Butch Friese: back row: Kevin O’Connor, Tom Tabb, Mike Gilhooly, Steve Dimodica, Jim Hough, Chipper Shea, Jim 57 Martin, Pat Moriarty, Marty Wright, Kevin Gannon, Jeff Martini.

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Cathedral hockey has always meant hard-nosed, spirited games which spices the long winter with excitement. With skaters such as Tom Tabb, Butch Friese, Bill Crum, Pat Moriarty, and Dave McGlynn, each game produces its own variety of close-checking and perfect play execution. Despite early season doldrums the pucksters rebounded into the midst of a thick Berry Division race. Coach Guy Lamarche stated that in the stretch, pre-season conditioning separated the contender from the champion. As the season came to a close the Panthers eyed just one laurel, the Western Mass. crown. 1 In a face off, Butch Freise battles for control of the puck. 2 Coach Guy Lamarche shouts encouragement to his team. 3 Defenseman Dan O’Malley remains behind to help defend the Panther goal. 56 Powerful purple machine checks CATHEDRAL OPPONENT SCORE S LEG Albany Academy Loomis Academy West Springfield Chicopee Technical Chicopee Ludlow Classical Ludlow Trade Classical Longmeadow Westfield Technical East Longmeadow Sap Noy (68) foes Key [sy fogh Say SS (ea) esp Ney (eo) co) Se) iS) ey Agawam a st Chicopee Comp West Springfield West Haven forfeit a YO rw FF FP OO FR FON OR WA fF FS W AL INTERNATION

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Burly Defenseman Bill Crum was a vital element in forming the tenacious defense evident in this year’s club. Crum’s job was to thwart any offensive action by the opponent and give the puck back to his exceptional forwards. Bill, along with netminder Dave McGlynn, sparkled in a decisive win over powerful Classical as the defense was credited for being the first to stop the Bulldogs cold. This senior co-captain will vacate his position to promising juniors Dan O’Malley, Mike Gilhooly, and Steve Dimodica.