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

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As head of the language department, Sister Barbara Marie inaugurated a Spanish and French culture course. Shown here are Daniel Lyons, John Shea, Brian Houghton, Daniel Kiley, Judith De Witt, and Joan Deem. French is serious business with Mr. Ronald in Latin enliven language classes. Songs, movies, filmstrips, and tapes have made routine language classes more enjoyable. Students study not only the grammar of the language but also the history and culture of the native speakers. Under Sister Barbara Marie the language classes have been reduced in size to achieve better student-teacher re- lations and more individual help. Faculty members Sister M. Othilda, Sister M. Sheila, and Mr. Ronald Cote emphasize speaking and understanding in their Spanish and French classes. In Latin classes students are given individual attention by Sister Marie Don- na, Sister M. Noel, and Sister M. Enda through group discussions and independent study. Above: Group discussions of the story of Rome make Latin IT with $.M. Noel so much easier. Lower left: Snoopy, Joan Kapolchok, rides again! Kathy Montour and Kathy Grimes also starred as Lucy and Charlie.

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Top right: Latin reading absorbs Martha Zito’s attention. Sister Marie Donna and Louise Antaya make a final correction of the boardwork. Below: Peanuts in French? Seniors Karen Cauley, Joe Byrnes, and Richard Ringuette starred in $.M. Sheila’s French III's interpretation of Schultz’s comic strip. Above: J’ai, Tu as ila. . . French II students agree that verbs are the hardest part of any language. Members of S.M. Sheila’s class are Debby Glaiel, Ronald Lanteigne, Stephanie Theriault. Above: Reluctant Chris Dwyer, is brought by her ‘“Mére” Pauline Paquin to see Pére Noel, Joe O'Donnell. Lower right: In Sophomore Latin Il, $.M. Enda’s group, Bob Gay explains Saturnalia, the Roman Mid- Winter Festival, to Thomas Burda, Martin Dubuc, David Doyle, Susan Skawinski, Diane Kearney and James Quinn.

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Exciting things happen in Sister Patricia Ann’s Biology class, especially when Sophomores, Carolyn Lee, Lianne Laverdure, Peggy Blythe, and Anne Pierce under Sister's direction, prepare to teach the next day’s class lesson. “One drop of this,” adds Mrs. Sandra Weintraub in her Freshman Physical Science class, “and almost anything can happen!” Knowledge explosion In explaining the DNA molecule, Mr. John Perkoski gets a spontaneous response from Sophomore Richard Lewis. Ever-ready George Kaczowka is most able and willing to share his enthusiasm for science with any attentive listener, in this case, Robin Malin.