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

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Study and travel in the British Isles ending with four days in Paris — a dream? Not for S. M. Enda and S. M. Noel who plan to chaperone Feehan’s group at the University of Wales including Jeanne Mollins, Maryellen Foley, Martin Dubuc, Robert Cloutier, Richard Cash, Richard Cronan, Mark Bellevance, Thomas Almeida, Charles Lafond, Suzanne Barry, Valerie Swift, Mary Roessler, Martha Zito. Absent: Joan Bastile, Serena Swift, Andrew Bergh, Bernard McKay. Study Abroad, Conventions, Concerts Diversify ‘69 Program Lower left: US Navy concert band gives its annual performance for enthusiastic Feehan fans. Upper right: Enjoying a lighter moment, S. M. Urban and Rev- erend P. J. O’Neill organize the annual teachers’ convention held at Feehan. Lower right: Feehan’s own singing Lapierre family perform at the annual Spring Arts Festival. I eee

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Religion Classes: Lessons In Living Now Required of all Feehan students, Religion study has become the favorite class of many. Stimulating ideas in poster collages, volunteer preparation and participation in school Masses, community projects, new-style celebration of Mary’s Day — these are but a few of student oriented programs presented and developed in religion classes. Biggest news of the year was the formation of four elective courses for seniors: Christian Morality taught by S.M. Barbara Riley; Christian Value Structures in the Arts, S.M. Evangela and S.M. Noel; Comparative Religions, S.M. Elizabeth; Contemporary Problems, S.M. Frances. Priests, ministers, and rabbis have been visiting lecturers who have greatly enriched these classes. Headed by Father Joseph Powers, the department includes $.M. Carmelita, $.M. Patricia Ann, S.M. Sheila, S.Mary Smith, and Mr. Ronald Cote. Judging from student and teacher reaction, the 1969 religion program is in the main stream of modern life. In a moment of solitude, S.M. Elizabeth formulates thought-provoking questions. Discussing college plans with representative, Miss Patricia Scott, from Bristol Community College are John Tolliver and Paul Precourt. Goals for the future, spiritual and material, are discussed by S.M. Siena and Norma Boudreau.