Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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Community A sense of sharing As students in a school that is steeped in Christian values, we feel a need to share with others the special gifts we have found here. We do this in many ways. Each year many of us serve as tour guides at the Open House, visit local schools to tell eighth graders of the many advantages of going to Fenwick, inform students on the dan- gers of drunk driving and spread our sense of spirit by support- ing the many charitable fund-raisers sponsored by Fenwick students. Outside of school, it is common for members of the Fenwick community to volunteer their services at My Brother ' s Table, to participate in a peace rally or the Walk for Hunger, to sponsor a Christmas party for orphans at St. Charles Home for Children, to spend a week in rural Maine helping the poor or to adopt a child at Christmas. Each of these allows us to give back some of the love and support that the surrounding com- munity has given to us over the past twenty-five years. One of the largest programs that allows us to share is the annual Thanksgiving Food Drive that supplies food for pat- rons of Warwick House in Roxbury. Our contributions feed the hungry not only at Thanksgiving and Christmas but through- out the year. Only by our continued service to the larger community will we be able to understand the Good News of Jesus Christ.

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Opposite: Mt. Lafayette is one of God ' s many gifts to mankind. — A lonely path takes a rest after Fenwick seniors left their footprints. — The seniors record the memory of a great day on film. — Clockwise: Kirsten Therrien, Laura Mahoney and Lori Corcoran look elated after conquering a steep part of the mountain. — Tracy Call and Kim Enright pause for a breather on their ascent of Mr. Lafayette. — Those who sur- vived the climb include Dennis L ' Heureux and David McHugh. — Karen Lavoie, Sue Kenny, Michelle LaCroix and Cheryle Pitman get ready for the ride home. — What do you think was the final velocity of that snowball? asks Ms. Deschenes as she peers over the edge. — Cheryl Pitman and Christine Himar- is pose while Andrea Madore and Lisa Juliano wait in their shadow. — Claire Doyle, Mary Graw, Rich Dow- ney and Michael Jezowski look smug after reaching the top.

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Clockwise: Tony Marino and his pal show off the new “hot wheels that the children received. Jeff Evaul and Mara Derosier share a hug with their friend at St. Charles ' Orphanage in New Hamp- shire — Jennifer Bosworth and her pal become instantly attached to their new toys that Bishop Fenwick and Santa Claus provided for the chil- dren. — Beth Fairbanks and her buddy take a break from all the excitement of having a Christ- mas party. — Eileen Doane gives her special friend a piggy-back ride, only one of the activities that students and children alike enjoyed during Operation Charlie. — Joe Ciaramitaro quickly finds an admirer wit h whom to spend the day. — Kevin Doherty and his friend share one of many happy moments that filled the afternoon at Op- eration Charlie. — Carolyn Ryder finds two little ones who are eager to share her seat and her love.