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

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Top left: Feehan’s secretaries, Mrs. Alice Loew and Mrs. Ida Galligan are keeping the student file in order. Middle left: Feehan’s hardworking cafeteria staff pause before the rush begins: Mrs. Goodall, Mrs. Cloutier, Mr. Seguin, Mrs. Cinq-Mars, and Mrs. Doraz. Lower left: Mr. Francis Prado, night maintenance man, adjusts the office Christmas tree. Middle right: Head chef, Mr. Henry Seguin, is responsi- ble for cooking and preparing the school lunches and planning the menus. Lower right: Behind-the-scenes workers pose for the candid camera: Paul Gaboury, John Leydon, Donald Joubert, Steve Phipps, a and Mr. William Balkan, head main- ie tenance man. a a ed Secretaries, cooks, custodians render valuable service. ruorseit 4 qe 11

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Guidance serves students’ present and future. College transcripts, class schedules, and confused students confront S.M. Frances, Mrs. Eleanor Conley, and Mr. Peter Stubbs every September. Soon students simmer down and in- dividual appointments begin. Seniors are free to use the catalogues in the guidance center and have the opportunity to meet spokesmen from colleges, nursing schools, and voca- tional schools. While Seniors are making vital decisions, underclassmen follow specially designed programs. Priests, brothers, and sisters explain vocations to the religious life. During Career Week, hairdressers, psychologists, special education teachers, FBI agents, accountants, and engineers discuss their careers with the underclassmen. ENEP ACTOR g With Mrs. Eleanor Conley’s help, Patricia Berg solves her scheduling Office photo-copier helps Sister M. Frances, guid- problems. ance director to keep pace with the mid-year college transcript rush. William Augat consults Mr. Peter Stubbs, newest member of the Guid- Planning for the future, Stephen McCarthy ance Department whose special concern is for Freshmen. relaxes in the Guidance Center. 10

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“Those hidden persuaders,” declares Elaine Galimberti, “will sell the product every time.” Debates, discussions, folk masses make Feehan’s Setting the pace for 1968, the Religion De- partment has updated the books and made the | mim ae, classes more informal. Freshman scripture and ee.” . if nh Soph liturgy and sacraments studies are enliv- A a ' ened by creative collages, discussions and skits. Probing into the meaning of the Church and the Kingdom of God, Juniors have lively de- bates, read plenty of books and magazines, and view current films about today’s most pressin problems. Seniors study in depth marriage af contemporary challenges to Christian living. The department is headed by Father Josep Powers who is assisted by S.M. Angelica, S.M. Julian, S.M. Claude, S.M. Frances, $.M. Othilda, Mr. Ronald Cote, Mr. Neil Loew, and Mr. Peter Stubbs. “This,” thinks S.M. Angelica, “has possibilities.” “Like assignments?” worry Dave Birch, John Desilets, and Ron- ald Giguere. 12