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

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Folk Masses would not be complete without the guitar music of juniors, Tim Mulligan and Ronald Proulx. religion classes come alive. Father Powers and S.M. Julian are inaugurating another project for Juniors. Expressing her aesthetic self, Marie Miller cre- ates a “wanted” poster.

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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

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Coming to Feehan from Louisiana, Mr. Peter Stubbs teaches Sophomores American literature despite New England winter weather outside and holiday décor inside. Lectures, projects, and independent Literary Cavalcade, a monthly publication, keeps S.M. Enda’s seniors in touch with mod- ern English. Traveling T-V and radio interviewer for WJAR, Mr. Brian Wallin conducts an elective Speech course. Expressing the concept of the mythic hero in twentieth century style are S.M. Enda’s Freshmen Honors stu- dents. Suzanne Barry, M.C., interviews Michael Dolan, alias Hercules, in their original skit. 14