Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Mark Valentine Kenneth Vecchiarelli Mark Vestal William Vevier David Walczak Stephen Walence Elizabeth Walsh Margaret Walsh Mary Walsh Julian Watt Christopher Webber James Wehner John Welch Michelle Wheeler Edward Williamson Laurie Wing Richard Wurszt Karen Wysocki Maria Wysocki Meredythe Zadworny Marian Zaiken Dina Zamboni Raymond Zanetti Pamela Ziemba Carl Zingarelli Thomas Zoda Freshmen 135

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134 Freshmen Mark Risch Nilsa Robles Thais Rodriguez Mona Roncalli Timothy Rooke Robert Rosenbeck Mary Rossman David Rougeau Francine Ryan Jean Ryan John Ryan Patricia Ryan Barbara Ryczek James Sadowski Peter Safiol Angela Santamaria Deborah Santamaria Robert Santaniello John Santinello Karen Sarnelli Michael Sarrasin Robert Sattler Harry Savoit Thomas Scagliarini Lynne Scheehser Josie Scibelli Nicocange Scibelli James Scott Michelle Sears Joanne Shaw Christine Shea David Shea Joanne Shea Laurie Shea Mary Shea Mary J. Shea Kelly Sheaffer Alyssa Sheehan Anthony Siciliano Michael Silva Donald Singleman Stanley Skura Jeffrey Smialek Michael Smith Robert Snow Kellie Soucy Julie Spear Michele St. John Pamela Stolarz John Strauss Daniel Sullivan Eileen Sullivan James Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Kelly Sullivan Mary Sullivan Sally Sustaita Edward Szela Allison Szubelick Daniel Tabb Rosemarie Talbot Virginia Taylor Daniel Tessier Janet Tetreault Marguerite Therrien Gregg Thibodeau Paula Thiesse Lisa Thomas Frank Tilli Joanne Tippett Maureen Tipton Lisa Tovet Dino Tranghese Maryann Tremblay Vincent Trimboli Mary Tunstall Edward Tyburski John Tyburski Lisa Ullery Christine Vadnais

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Sophomores '79 The most difficult, probably the most important, and definitely the least glamorous part of any journey is the middle. The middle of the road for students at Cathedral is the dreaded Sophomore year. It has been called everything from the Sophomore slump to the Sophomore syndrome. This is Halftime. Sophomores feel lost between coming and going, stuck between the start and the conclusion, trapped in a monotonous limbo. No longer are they the children of Freshman year still just beyond the reach of adulthood. Cathedral is no longer a new school. Sophomores have been absorbed into the routine but they have not been around long enough to leave a mark. Freshman year is for sifting through the good and bad and choosing true friends that next year will become a part of you and know you better than anyone else. This can be the happiest or most frustrating year at Cathedral, but without the middle, the beginning and end would mean nothing. 136 Sophomores