Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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“While it was a rebuilding year, the young players matured both emotionally and physically.” an 7 Scoreboard Westfield Monson Windsor Locks Putnam Deerfield Commerce Classical East Longmeadow Tech . Putnam Commerce Tech E. O. Smith Monson Ludlow Alumni BPR OOrRr,NWNHRHRONR FN OC ae i o . th ; e, eh Fez: v a OK 2 ei — £ $e Ne ih BL a tf 2 $ . Asst. coach Rich Bourgelais

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1 Halfback Tim Duquette heads for trouble. 2 John Santaniello briefs gridmen on the next play. 3 Hit hard by an opponent, Chris Kiser manages to get a pass away. 4 Panthers dem- onstrate strong open-field tackling. 5 Deter- mined scorer Pat Healy resists another tackle. 6 Apparently hiding behind the ball, John Santaniello successfully pitches out to a teammate. geal G= aes or ae pe 'g ‘aoe os a Fae S Scoreboard or, oe ee ee CHS 8 Chicopee 32 0 Holyoke 48 18 Hoosac Valley 26 6 Greenfield 36 14 Agawam 36 8 Chicopee Comp 30 6 West Side 8 0 Tech 18 10 Westfield 24 63

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1 Senior Kevin Murphy grimaces as he follows the play. 2 After making a good save, netmin- der Paul Obermeyer exerts tremendous effort while throwing the ball to a teammate. 3 Co- captain Ron Starzyk has that concerned look on his face. 4 Doing something a soccer player shouldn’t, coach Lee Kenworthy handles the ball. 5 The bare essentials of the game. 6 Hustle is a key to victory in any sport. 7 While Jim Hebert practices shooting with good form, Dan O’Brien picks up pointers. Soccer Team front row: Kevin Murphy, Ronald Starzyk, Co-captains, Mary Nadeau, Annie Sullivan, Karen Farwell, Managers. second row: Jimmy Boss, Paul Brennan, Jim Hebert, Andy Choquette, Brian Bellefeuille, Fran Pantuosco, Jim Millette, Mike Pantuosce, Mark Gelinas, Bill Hess. third row: Asst. Coach Rich Bourgelais, Paul Obermeyer, Dan O’Brien, Dominick Albano, John Syniko, Pat Egan, Tom Broudeur, Jackie Marrinan, John Garrity, Pat Veale, Michael Crowley, Don Pouliot, Coach Lee Kenworthy. Soccer New faces added to the soccer squad’s complexion last year, as many underclassmen were called on to fill in vacated positions caused by the graduation of many of last year’s state champs. Coach Lee Kenworthy recruited a total of 16 new players to occupy eight open spots in the starting lineup. Strong leadership was shown by stable veteran co-captains Ken Murphy and Ron Starzyk, who anchored the offense and defense respectively. While completing an undefeated independent schedule, the team’s participation in league play was not as successful. Defeating Commerce and Putnam easily, the kickers gained two ties with league champ Tech, and were defeated twice, once in overtime, by Classical. During the New England Prep School Association Soccer Clinic, the Panthers competed in a scrimage verses Windsor Locks, the Conn. state runnerup the previous year. The team’s youth showed through as their season concluded during the Ist round of the WM tournament. Ludlow, a team Cathedral had yet to beat in all of the years of the sport, denied the footmen again, stymieing them to the tune of 4-1. Redemption was at hand, however, in the new annual varsity-alumni battle. After a scoreless tie in the first half, Murphy, an All-NE selection, led the ’73 squad to a 4-1 win. In addition to new male participants, four girl managers came onto the scene. 65