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

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Upper right: Candid camera catches Gail Ryan and Kathy Stapleton in reflective moment. Lower right: Senior cheering section is headed by cheerleader, Martha Doldt. Feehan Life Ebbs And Flows... Though the waters ever flow .. . the image remains the same. As a stream flows past a given spot, many of its characteristics are constant. Its setting is always the same. It continually reflects the same aspects of its surround- ings..In its outward appearance, it seems to remain unchanging. The stream, how- ever, does not become stagnant. Fresh new waters constantly replace the old as the old waters flow on to join a great stream. The new waters do not change the basic character of the stream, but| help to keep it consistently fresh and lively. To the disinterested viewer, Bishop Feehan High School is always basically the same. The appearance of the buildings and grounds changes only with the seasons. Year after year, for ten months out of every year, eight hundred uniformly clad teenagers swarm into the buildings at eight and out at two every weekday. Feehan’s outside image remains constantly the same, but new people enter yearly to con- tribute fresh ideas that keep the school from becoming a dull, stagnant place. The 1969 Flashback is the story of the people who have, this year, helped to make Feehan the lively and interesting place it is.

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Brian Hewitt and Jason Santos cele- brate Mary’s Day with their psychedelic totem pole, a religion class project. Top center: Celebrating his daily parish Mass in Feehan chapel, Father Raymond McCarthy thus enables early students to have easy access to Mass. Center: Dismissal bell signals quick exit as Louise Fiore, Barbara Kelley, Donald Houde, Rosalind Joubert dash for waiting buses.

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Concerned Adults Aid In Quest For Identity. Center: As enlightening as the sun shining on the chapel cross, Brother Juniper, O.F.M., at our first assembly of the year inspired us with his original poems set to music. Lower right: Spellbound Feehanites were amazed at the alacrity with which Pastor Roger W. Palmquist created this artistic representation of Christ’s love. The. sketch done in pastel chalks climaxed a lecture illustrated by Peanuts’ drawings done by Pastor Palmquist, former assistant to Charles Schultz.