Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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re ‘ + Fi ss Porenememme enespamsnsH86)t88 “ . 47 @ on SOP oT S23. ao a ‘‘We were top-heavy this year, but with the match experience gained by the younger players, we should be very strong next season.’’ Coach Lee Kenworthy 1 Gary Brennan and Mark Maloney begin ear- ly spring practice. 2 His arm extended, Paul Brennan displays an important tennis rule. 3 “Follow-through,”’ another rule, multiplies Bob Grassanovits’ power. 4 Kevin Conway shows determination plus. 5 Spirit leads to victory. 6 Style, finesse, and footwork make Chris Mayotte a champ. 7 Form is foremost for Matt Modlish. 8 The essentials ... 65

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64 Tennis Senior Chris Mayotte caused much mayhem in the Mass. Independent State final matches. Foiling his foe, he fought to a 6-1, 6-0 finale, and finally floated to a fantastic first finish in the state. The regal racketeers ripped riotously through the ranks of area competition arriving at arecord of 17-5. Cathedral captured many quick victories and conquered its counterparts climbing close to aW Mass championship but were clipped in the semi-finals. pierre

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Baseball Under the tutelage of one-year coach John Danchik the CHS '74 baseball team finished its season with a respectable 10-6 league record. The diamond-men batted Classical around twice, but slid into Tech for two heartbreaking losses. Led offensively by grads Brian Jarry and Tim Duquette, the Panthers crossed homeplate forty-four times in one four-game span. Putnam’s Beavers proved powerless in one encounter, as John Martin hurled a no-hitter towards the hapless batmen. In tournament action, a 2-1 setback to Amherst hindered glory from coming to the squad. At the spring’s conclusion, phys. ed. instructor Rich “Big Red ’ Discenza received his first varsity post following Danchick’s attendance at graduate school.