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

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Precision And Accuracy Gained Through Practice With a sigh of appreciation, we leave one mas- tered topic after another. Previously learned in- formation cannot be forgotten because future discoveries are based on past revelations. “New” data uncovered by independent research furthers the feeling of satisfaction in the proven quality of a product, of mind or of matter. Just as the artist scrutinzes his creation, so the scientist tests his hypothesis. The satisfaction inherent in a job well done, a mission accom- plished, is often the most fulfilling reward of hard work. A-S-D-F ... but these two girls are no beginners. Janet Letourneau and Michelle Denis are two top typists. Art is for everyone — freshmen to seniors! , Seated are: Joanne Marcinkwicz, Jocelyn Neveux, Gail Larsen, Ruthanne Gildea, Ellen Nardini; Karen McKalsky, Kathy Stapleton, Cindy Kennedy, Rosemary Mournighan, Standing: “Formula? What formula?” inquires Mr. Mansfield as he tries to get Frosh to think inductively in Physical Science. Anthony Diaz, John Carvalho, Catherine Zilch, Belinda Titus, Brenda Silvia, Christine Bosh, Donna Rarus, Mrs. Marvelle, Patty Parker, Audrey Dowdall, Colleen Barrett.

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4g KOS) (0) 4g KO) (O) 4g KO)-)(O) EXPLOSION There is nothing quite so appealing as victory or so painful as defeat, nothing more satisfying than a job well-done. On a small scale, athletics prepare us for life in a world where there is no quarter. Much of the excitement of the past four years has revolved around the poLUTeAUT Lames am of se cera toyeMe-Vate MnZ(a Cog vamcatcoletcdoMr-lsel (1s Co-mm @lat-Deu)ey(oparjan} ol have not been scarce. In its short life, Feehan has become a power to reckon with on the diamond, the track and the gridiron. Constant drills and endless practices make great players of good ones and transform so-so teams into pinpoint units of power and precision. Our athletic explosion, on all fronts, emanates still from the individual who win, lose, or draw, plays.to be champion. Not far behind the athlete is the student body, an integral portion of all our athletic successes. Our most valuable asset has been an inexhaustible hope that survives through the final gun, the last out, the concluding buzzer. We hope for victory and achieve pride. When we win, it is good. When we lose, there always seems to be a next time. There has been no humiliation in defeat, only disappointment and hope. And now that we have cheered our final high school victory and rued our final defeat, we discover that we grew not through victory itself, but through the hope of victory.