Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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1 Enthusiastic swimmers Ann Collins, Julie Burger, Bernadette Lambert, Celeste Bergeron, and Kathy Lambert urge on one of their teammates. 2 Baldness prompts smiles and speed from Dan O’Connor. 3 Lori Penniman displays good form and grace in a layout position of a front dive. 4 It’s a race against time and Cheryl St.Pierre pulls ahead with a powerful butterfly kick. 5 One of the more graceful events, the backstroke, is demonstrated by Julie Burger. 6 John Lyons thrusts from the diving block to surge ahead of his opponent. 7 With a combination of strength and determination, Corry DuPont pulls towards the finish. 8 John McGrath exerts all his energy into the crucial and final lap. 9 Tri-captains Joe Donnellan, Tom Moran, and Dan O'Connor ham it up by the poolside.

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Spirited swimmers splash towards success An undefeated season was set as a goal for the Tankmen. Spirited swimmers attained their goal through long, hard practices every day before and after school. Having one of the largest swim teams ever, Coach Pat Dardenne pooled all the boys’ talents together to place first in WMass, soaring over East Longmeadow, past champions. A title of first place in New England Competition was pinned on Cathedral. Outstanding swimmers were tri-captains, Joe Donnellan, Tom M oran, and Dan O'Connor. Both Joe and Dan with Mark Burzinski and Al Kalmbach were recognized as an All-American medley. In all around swimming, Al Kalmbach was named All-American. John Lyons, a freshman, was one of the most promising swimmers ever. Diving was weaker than usual yet this did not dent the Tankmen’s record. George Lawler rang up some points for his team with excellent dives which reflected his past four years on the team. The majority of the boys did a lot of swimming on their own by joining independent leagues during the off-season. Mr. Dardenne said that he was proud of this year’s team. At the end of the sixth year of Girls’ Swimming, a respectable six wins, five losses were accomplished by the team. Co-captains, Maureen Rickson and Julie Burger proved their ability and leadership for the team. Most promising and effective was Mary Fiorentino, who in her first year of swimming at CHS won the honor of All-WMass. Lori Penniman, the only diver on the team, led with grace and consistency backed up by such swimmers as butterfly specialist Cheryl St.Pierre, backstroker Julie Burger, and a winning relay team. Swimming coaches Norma Lapinski and Mrs. Angela McLaughlin were pleased with the results of the young team. 98

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Front row: Bill Boone, Tom Shea, Tom Brennan, Jim Daley, Frank Dowd, Kevin Garvey, John Kelly, Michael Imelio, Tom Dobiecki, tri-capt; Bill Dunlea, tri-capt; Tim Cecchetelli, tri-capt; Keith Schufreider, Brian Molloy, Ed Sullivan, Alan Pegoraro, Carl Liedhold, and Mark Eglin. middle row: Paul Leddy, T. Linnehan, Ed Collins, Steve Moore, Frank Wolak, Richard Jenkins, Bobby Scott, Gil Amaral, Trevor Morris, Jim Collins, Dan O’Brien, Joe Shea, Michael Perkins, Steve Ochrymowicz, and Tom Eglin. back row: Asst. Coach Mike Reid, Coach David Creighton, Sean deVillier, Danny Salvucci, Jimmy Lamoureux, Daryl deVillier, Jim Dowd, Joe Gabinetti, Lou Aveyard, Dave Canarie, Victor Pegoraro, Dave Pellerin, Francis Collins, Andy Bielach, Gerald Spear, Asst. Coach David Dunij, Asst. Coach Richard Discenza. 151.2 Minnechaug — 136.0 Minnechaug 136.0 MacDuffie 136.0 Holyoke 122.4 Holyoke 123.6 MacDuffie 121.1 Northampton 132.4 Agawam : 135.1 West Springfield 145.7 143.5 Longmeadow 128.3 Front row: Karen Sprinthall, Barbara Bernini, Sarah Rickarby; middle row: Coach Chris Tuomey, Mary Flahive, Mary Ann Wallace, Lori Penniman, Amy Tuomey, Coach Joyce Lucier. back row: Bob Wolff, Frank Golf Murphy, Jerry Leger. o ee CU CHS 17 Tech 1 13 Classical 5 10 Minnechaug 8 12 Longmeadow 6 16 Agawam 2 10 Classical 8 16 Tech ys 13 Minnechaug 5 15 Agawam a 18 Commerce 0 11 Classical - 7 jonn + ain Paul Margeson, Bert Thorng, Mark White, Ken Albano, Tom Lash, Brian Kennedy, Mr. John Zaleski.