Bishop Feehan High School - Flashback Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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eee Pe s GHO00009 % $09 i | 06 0096 | SODALITY S. M. ANGELICA and S. M. LaSalette, moderators, meet with the girls' Sodality board: Donna Fournier, Sharon Foley, Mary Duffy, June D'Angelo, Kathleen Sulli- van, and Christine Brennan. To live a deep interior life of union with God is a great challenge to every man in today's world. The Sodality way of life offers young people eager to meet this challenge an opportunity and a sure means of achieving success. Our Lady is the Sodalist's model; first, in her love of God, and second, in her overflow- ing love of man. The sodality's program nourishes interior life by making the student realize the deep need for prayer in our world. It then shows the student how to channel love of God into love of neighbor in practical ways of service and giving of self and time as well as material goods. In living with the aims of the Sodality of Our Lady in full focus, Feehan Sodalists have realized that in giving and doing for others, they themselves are truly the receivers. SNH bt io O08 MR. THIBAULT groups the boys! sodality board around a powerful slogan, ''Sodality, a Way of Life.'' Members of the boys' sodality board are: Mark Fisher, Christopher Servant, Ronald Cauley, Roger Watts, Walter Downa- rowicz, Louis Gazzola, James Ferrara, and Donald Ouell- etre.

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of our education, our Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to His Mother, Mary has been fostered in Feehan students by our Mercy teachers from our freshman days on. We have been taught to reinforce outward signs of processions and dedication by true inner signs o f de- votion, and by the imitation of Our Lord's and Lady's virtues in our lives. The principal patron of our school is the Holy Spirit whose wisdom and understanding, counsel and knowledge have guided us through our Feehan days. We pray that His fortitude, piety, and fear of the Lord will help us to live our Feehan ideals in the years to come. work, our joy, our life. AT FATIMA pro- cession, some of our students met S. M. Thomas Aquinas, former librarian and teacher at Fee- han. STUDENTS during the First Friday Mass in the auditorium take part in liturgical singing. Seniors traditionally have the front seats. IN JUNE of our freshman year, Feehan was consecrated to the Sacred Heart. Stephen Nolan and Diane Tarallo place the image of the Sacred Heart in an honored position in the foyer. 27

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PIETY Dramatics, chess, photography, “4, |S chorus -- you name it; we have a. it! No matter what a student's £ON interests may be, there is an ap- eS propriate club for him at Feehan. ale There are organizations to chal- “tt ae “ed lenge his brain and to develop his - ee ee ee te ed body, to exercise his talents and atk ra Shy to increase his ability, to help a ae cy a N pi d Pe. his es, of ‘ ‘s prepare him for a future career, =f Veo N and to guide his spiritual advance - re le ment. Feehan students agree that wey” ey each of these activities provides Vv Zz avery enjoyable way to use es leisure time. They know that the [es development of a well-rounded - personality requires a student to e balance his studies with some of these co-curricular clubs. Whi? ACADEMIC AND | SOCIAL ACTIVITIES