Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Each year students devote many long hours to activities ranging from scholastics to sports. They have practiced and perfected the neccessary skills, and naturally excellence in their field is the fruit of their efforts. These people deserve recognition for overcoming many obstacles and accomplishing their goals. Commendations for the mere achievements are not Mi ke es - - j - sufficient because the route they took in achieving these goals was a unique one. It involved giving a part of themselves as well as contributing the essentials of time , effort and dedication. By taking this route, these students have gained from their experience a sense of personal accomplishment that is invaluable. 1 Cathedral delegates to the AIC Model Congress: Jeff Hayden, Dan Sheehan, Mike Cartier, Jay Du- quette, Sue Vivian, and Donna Morris. 2 Recipi- ents of National Merit Letters of Commendation: Mark FitzMaurice, Kathy Ingram, Michelle Scy- courka, Maureen Brown, Mary Fortsch, Theres O'Connor, Larry Barszewski, John Monaghan, Stanley Graziano, Julie Ford, Sue Marshall, Ruth Toms, Mark Burzynski, Kent Harnois, John Beck, Jeff Reagan, and Larry Kulig. 3 Western Mass Cross Country Champion: Larry Kulig. 4 National Merit Scholarship Finalists: Julie Koeninger, Dave Geoffroy, Michelle Plourde, and Jeff Buxton, 5 All-Western Mass Athletes: Bill Dunlea and Keith Schufrieder, football; Ryan Rickarby, skiing; Tom Dobiecki, and Alan Pegararo, football; Paul Fen- ton, hockey. 6 CHS representative to Junior Gov- ernment Day: Michael Cartier. 7 All-Western Mass swimmer: Mary Fiorentino. 8 One act play contest winners: Mary Fortsch and Jeannette Trombley, best actresses; Ray Levesque, best ac- tor; Ray Levesque, Jean Marie O'Reilly, Lori Chap- delaine, cast of the best play. 55

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1 Mrs. Baillargeon adds comic relief as Nancy Danielle looks on. 2 Strategy and planning add to the winning spirit of the Schools Match Wits team. 3 A moment of reflection is always a good idea before making a move. 4 Club moderator Sr. Rich- ard Francis looks over the plans for upcoming RCR projects. 5 Moderator Phil Shepardson poses a question for the School Match Wits team. 6 Re- flection pays off as Dan Donermeyer makes an important move, while John Ryan watches. ‘e ss ¢ Na Dae ; Because of their common interest, and Vol U nteer c| U bs merge, to avoid duplication of efforts, the Red Cross and Reach Out Clubs combined to form the RCR Club. Under the guidance S h h fj F of Sr. Richard Francis C O ars reac | Na Si and Mrs. Mary Ann Baillargeon, they fulfilled their ideal by helping people throughout the city. Projects included visits to the - Municipal Hospital, Ring Nursing Home, Tea mM | M Droves strategy and a special Christmas visit to the Hilltop Rest Home. Christmas plans featured caroling and distributing