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

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With the programs available at Feehan, the Guidance department seeks to coor- dinate the needs of each student. Armed with a transcript of grades, and the re- sults of psychological, aptitude, and achievement tests, Sister Mary Frederick, chairman, works with each student to de- termine how he can best benefit from his four years at Feehan. Electi on of courses for the junior and senior years, vocation- al plans, and future education are the concern of the guidance personnel. Sister Mary Faith and Mr. Harold Hanewich Discussing College Board scores with Sister Mary Frederick, head assist in the work of this very busy of the Guidance department, is Richard Clark. Feehan center. Mrs. Eleanor Conley comes in three days a week to work especially on seniors’ transcripts. Guidance Provides a Guideline to the Future. Guidance counsellors, S.M. Faith and Mr. Harold Hanewich, examine psychological test. save la ia he SRO NON AEE ARCOM EOI TREE EES Administrative assistant, Mrs. Eleanor Conley gets information for transcripts for Carol Proulx. Always available for consultation, Father Powers interviews Thomas Sullivan. P49

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Comparing xylophone and piano is Gerard Marchand, a member of the freshmen music class. “In Just . . .”’ this spring, Feehan’s Fine Arts de- partment will sponsor an arts festival. Drama and mu- sic will stage individual performances while art work will be displayed all through the buildings as well as in stage settings, costumes, and programs. It is hoped that the festival in April will be a public culmination of the many hidden hours of work in theory and prac- tice. Feehan provides a general culture course in art and music for all Freshmen and Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors may elect art as a regular daily class or music as a cocurricular activity. 23 Brian Medas learns the art of directing a choral group from Sister Mary Paschaline. Sister also directs the band, teaches choral singing and French. Using percussion instruments to ‘dig that beat’’ are William Giordano, David Pinsonnault, Daniel Mahoney, Paul Aries, Patrick Reynolds, Gary Gagne.

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From Pakistan came Mrs. Maryam Usman to observe religious educa- tion in American schools. Bob Blythe and Danny Blake explain Feehan’s student council organization. In observance of National School Lunch Week, Chef Henry Seguin and assistants Mrs. Goodall, Mrs. Cing- Mars, Mrs. Doraz, and Mrs. Cloutier serve the first customer, our daytime mainten- ance man, Mr. John Carvalho, with a special menu. For Appalachia, Karen Jalbert, Jean Kapolchok, Joseph Byrnes, Joseph Danue, Betsy Poirier, Bill Flanagan sort and pack clothes and toys. ¥ Under the direction of Mr. Bono, Attleboro’s acappella choir. entertained us at a student council-sponsored assembly as part of an ex- change program. Student council officers, Brian Nerney and Ray O’Brien present the Service at any time is rendered by Mr. Prado, our night maintenance man. 25 Council’s school gift to S.M. Mercy so that Feehanites may view educational TV during school time.