Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Trackmen capture city title The CHS trackmen completed an 11-0 season record by winning the city championship for the eleventh year in a row, placing fifth in Western Mass and winning the West Side Invitational. In the city championship, the team scored a record 105 points to capture the crown. Bill Dillon won the two-mile run in a new city and school record of 10:05, breaking the old record by 21 seconds. Ed Carey captured a double by winning both the high and low hurdles. In Western Mass competition Bill Dillon captured second place and Rick Bourie third in the two-mile run. Also placing in Western Mass were Ed Carey, third in low hurdles, and Ken Demers, fourth in the triple jump. All of these competitors participated in the state meet. | CATHEDRAL OPPONENT SCORE The trackmen convincingly clinched t ingfield 56 be come bue le the West Side Invitational meet, 78 Amherst 53 Meet ae Westfield A easily outscoring its closest rival, oa Chi C a West Side, by 94-40. Po uap es ae In the final meet of the regular season, 78 Commerce . 52 ; ; Foote Chen se © tri-meet with Minnechaug and Amherst, % scr Ed Carey broke the school record a 95.5 Trade 20,56 in the 180-yard low hurdles 93 Technical 38 by .1 second with a time of 0:20.9. 96 Agawam 35 TRI-MEET Cathedral 7A Amherst 49 Minnechaug aie 1 Executing the butterfly stroke, Mike Buckley goes through his workout. 2 Rocketing out at a practice session is James Cass. 3 Gulping in air, Brian Sul- livan churns through the water with his powerful strokes. 4 Sky bound, is high jumper Jim Morris- sey. 5 Distance men Bill Dillon and Brian Sullivan stride through a practice session. 6 Showing great form, Fred Perlack throws the javelin. | 69

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Te 1 — Stretching high, Paul Nardi shows his form in discus hurling. 2 — Practicing for a meet, Gerard O’Brien strives to throw it a silly millimeter further. 3 — Bursting forth with one final effort, Henry Shoro puts the shot. 4 — In an afternoon practice session Frank Pokigo strains for a perfect throw. 5 — With ease and grace, Mike Carey shows his swift form in clearing a hurdle. 6 — The only girl on the golf team, Sue Duquette, digs out of a sand trap. 7 — With intense concentration, Mike Williams returns the ball to his opponent. 8 — In earnest, Tom Shea practices his chipping. 9 — At a crucial stage in the game, Bob Sticca moves in for a low shot. 10 — Golf team members: William Warfield, James Torrenzano, Thomas Shea, and Michael Breton. 71