Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Diverse organizations converge efforts to perform Cathedral’s marching band, directed by Mr. Dante Pilegi, performed during parades and on the football field during halftime. Equally at home on stage, they presented a Musical Extravaganza and provided music for ‘Peter and the Wolf.” Under the guidance of Sr. Beverly Rochford, and coached by Mr. Joseph Barker, the drill team specialized in routines which required concentration and team coordination. This year’s color guard boasted two new riflemen who added style to the contingent. Five veteran seniors led the majorettes who twirled at games, parades, and in musical presentations. 2 SPRIN GFIELD

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Various clubs meet wide range of student concern Wide interests sparked etia? 7 ‘ the activities of Cathedral’s clubs. Once a week members of DRAG spread the ideals of Christianity to emotionally disturbed children. The all-male chef club trained its members to be artists of the kitchen. Chess club more than doubled its size, perhaps due to the increase in the popularity of the game after the extensive publicity of champion Bobby Fisher. Insight, aclub active in social affairs, took a trip to the Springfield Police Department as part of their study of prison reform. They invited a speaker almost every week to address the interested students who attended their open meeting. 35

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1 Keeping her eyes on the formation, Lee Ben- nett prepares to call out the next maneuver. 2 Eyes forward, Angela Sidelinker, bears school colors. 3 Framed in musical tones, Ken Gotka plays “ Zaragoza’. 4 Whimsical expressions of Diane Webber and Linda Donovan fail to gain recognition from drill team coach Mr. Joseph Barker. 5 Grace accentuates Cheryl McCarthy’s majorette performance. 6 Lights and notes swirl from Louis Sagon’s trombone. 7 Color Guard members entertain crowds at halftime. 37