Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Scoreboard CHS ] West Side 1 2 Enfield 2 Z Classical Commerce Trade E. O. Smith Tech Chicopee — woo°o Ww iN) Classical Commerce Trade — meee CON Z Tech Tournament 3 Monument Mountain 0 4 Leominster ] 2 Pittsfield 1 Z Chicopee l 2 Needham : 1 High scorer Jim Berg emerges from the crowd and heads upfield. 2 Offensive ace Paul Stelzer attempts a steal from three opponents. 3 Fancy footwork by Fran Pantuosco moves the ball into : : 758 esos enemy territory. 4 Another win for the Panth- Soccer team first row: Dave MacLeod, Pete Haley; second row: John Kan, Tim Egan, Fran Pantuosco, aren BtA lone’ aide bien ee RTC Eee Mare Landry, Steve Lortie, John Stanton, Glenn Ligenza, Jack Marinnan; third row: Coach Richie moves in on the opposing ponlialG Beatinehie 4 wr Aim 4 . A - } “ os . Dp: ape oreee eh ce : u , le ese re k d § ‘ Bourgelais, Ke n MacLeod, Jim Berg, Harry Ryan, Ed Tremble, Pat Egan, Kevin Murphy, Ron Starzyk, opponent, Kevin Murphy prepares to shoot. John Wojtkielo, Paul Stelzer, Paul Obermeyer, Coach Lee Kenworthy. 103

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Soccer squad recovers to capture first state championship After a dismal start, winning only two of their first eight games, the soccer squad came up with four straight victories to earn a berth in the Western Mass Tournament with a 6-3-3 record. Strong both offensively and defensively, the 72 soccer squad showed the balance needed for achampionship team. The offensive punch was supplied by Paul Stelzer, Steve Lortie, and Jim Berg, re $l aE ae : ae) 7 “ a ee neces the team’s leading scorers. Goalie Ken MacLeod received good defensive support from his brother Dave, the outstanding fullback, and from halfback Peter Haley. Fiery Glenn Ligenza was all over the field forthe team, and according to coach Lee Kenworthy served as the squad's sparkplug. In tournament action, the booters whipped Monument Mountain 5-0 in the opening round, and followed that with a 4-1 victory over undefeated Leominster, and a 2-1 win over Pittsfield, also previously unbeaten. In the final against first-seeded Chicopee, the Panthers fought back 5 from a one-goal deficit to dethrone the Pacers, 2-1. The booters then took the state title with a 2-1 win over Needham in a physical defensive battle for their ninth straight victory. The squad finished their season by placing second in the New England Tournament. 102

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Girls ski team demonstrates ability Due to increased size and ability the CHS girls ski team experienced a fruitful ’72-’73 season. Beth Tessier and Karen Lucier proved an asset to the team, although all members displayed a great deal of potential. Slalom races were held at Mt. Tom, where eight team members competed against five other schools while other girls acted as gate keepers. The ski team completed the season second in their division. i Girls’ ski team front row: Kathy Garde, Alyce Tessier. back row: Carol Pronovost, Beth Tessier, Joan Martinelli, Karen Lucier, Martha Sullivan, Sue Tansey, Cindy Olsen, Coach Joyce Lucier. 1 Alyce Tessier picks up speed in downhill race. 2 Controlled edging by Karen Lucier launches the team ahead. 3 Slalom racer Cindy Olsen maintains balance. 104