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

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Loyal, persevering cheerleaders urge teams to victory. Topping their triangle formation with the victory sign are our Harrington, Carol Miller, Suzette Cardin, Cheryl Bussiere, and varsity cheerleaders, brimming over with school spirit. Nancy Linda Duncan. Absent from the picture is Pam Bellevance. Bryson, Kathy Cronin, Mary DonCarlos, Judy White, Kathy Moderator is Sister Mary Sheila. Long ago and far away in our Freshman year, we captured a Bristol County League trophy in their annual competition. FRONT ROW: Marcia Tetre- ault, Karen Preston, Kathy Cronin; BACK ROW: Gail Nadeem, Cheryl Bussiere, Kathy Harrington, and Carolyn Fitzpatrick. Hope of future varsity squads, our freshmen cheerleaders are: CLOCKWISE, Anne Cauley, Don- na Pombriant, Carol .Prefontaine, Patricia Har- rington, Donna Forget, Janet Fitzpatrick, Denise Williams, Lorna MacDonald, Deborah Pastana; ab- sent, Rose Marie Tondreault. 26

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Across the streams of this year’s Bristol County League games, Feehan’s teams, cheerleaders, bands, color guard and twirlers have struggled to both heart- warming victories and hearbreaking defeats. Pre-game rallies ranged from a funeral service for Mansfield to a tive turkey procession before the Stang Thanksgiving Day game. Win or lose, Feehan faculty and students were loyal ATH LETICS supporters. Hard-working coaches, Mr. Paul O’Boy, Mr. Peter Gazzola, Mr. Fred- eric Bartek, Mr. John Perkoski, headed by Mr. Harold Hanewich, drilled and drove the players to do their best. Sportsmanship, the third ‘‘S’’ on our symbolic shamrock, is a pervasive year round spirit here at Feehan. Autumn sends the footballs flying over the goal ea e winter sees a Beauesiall basket- balls flying through the gym. Spring un- We forded every stream ata ra € earths the catcher’s mit, the bat and ball, sets up the track meets, and fills the tennis courts from dawn to dusk. Early summer sends golf balls rolling over the greens at nearby Highland Country Club. Late summer finds our athletes doing push-ups and then au- tumn starts the cycle all over again. Thus Feehan’s athletes ask not what their school can, do for them, but prove by their year round involvement that they ask what they can do for their Yel stele) B | ( | | a

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a bean Finishing second in the Bristol County League football con- tests, our 1965 Shamrocks scored six wins, one tie, and two losses. Pictured here are — FRONT ROW: M. Buckley, P. Johnson, B. Carmichael, G. Martell, L. Charett, D. Nolan — ’66, O. Desrosiers, C. Servant, B. Frost, D. Girelli, M. Fisher, K. Meyer, P. Galligan, L. Gazzola, B. Macdonald, P. Phipps, J. Flanagan; MIDDLE ROW: Coaches Hanewich and Bartek, J. Shea, J. Parker, T. Cronin, M. McGrath, P. Cosgrove, W. Dow- narowicz, B. Nerney, P. Leddy, J. Mandeville, W. Sienko, J. De- Meo, D. Blake, K. Phipps, D. Kirby, R. O’Brien, J. Reilly, B. Bi- lello, R. Poirier, P. Blake. TOP ROW: Coach Perkoski, T. La- vassi, D. Nolan — '68, T. Bochenek, P. Cullen, P. Teixeira, N. Desautel, S. McCarthy, M. Shea, B. Lombardi, J. Desilets, K. Preston, J. Capaldo, P. Sullivan, Manager, R. Bedard, R. Thorpe, J. Raposa, A. Nantes, C. Deschesnes, D. Joost, T. Maguire, D. Pelletier, F. Fitzpatrick, J. Caponigro, J. Maddock, D. Fitton, Coaches Gazzola and Bartek. Football training separates the men from the boys. Mourners for Mansfield at the pre-game rally are Gene For- nier, Pete Reynolds, Doug Kron, Roland Sabourin, John Lee, and James Doyle. Enjoying the annual Sports’ Night Banquet are se- nior team members, Peter Galligan, Karl Van den Berghe, Louis Gazzola, and Oscar Desrosiers.