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

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Above: Project war memorial gym completed, S.M. Therese and student council president ‘69, Bernard McKay, display the dedication plaque designed by Helen Turley, ‘69. Below: Feehan’s contribution to Attleboro’s 275th anniversary, a float constructed by the art students, glides down County Street during the parade. At the anniversary business display at Attleboro High, Feehan’s Steven Ezyk, Susan Skawinski, and Rose-Marie Proulx study a jewelry design at L. G. Balfour’s booth.

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At Home And Abroad Feehan Is First, Centennial football queen, Feehan’s first, Maureen Fitzpatrick beams happily during the crowning ceremony at half time in the Attleboro game. Sister Mary Therese crowns Maureen while Maxine Mayer, head cheerleader, shares the moment of joy. (We won 26-8!) Right: Feehan mothers, as well as the 95% of the students who stayed after school, greet Senator Ted Kennedy at the auditorium entrance during his February ‘69 visit to Feehan. Below: Hail Brittannia! Feehan’s summer students at the University of North Wales were welcomed to Bangor by the Lord Mayor lorworth Hughes, his wife the Mayoress, and his Mace-bearer. Front row: Robert Cloutier, Sister Mary Enda, Martha Zito, Mrs. Hughes, Mayor Hughes, the Mace-bearer, Mary Ellen Foley, Martin Dubuc, Jeanne Mollins, Richard Cronan; Second row: Richard Cash, Serena Swift, Sister Mary Noel, Bernard McKay, Valerie Swift, Charles Lafond, Mark Bellevance: Top row: Joan Basile, Thomas Almeida, Suzanne Barry, Andrew Bergh; absent from the picture, Mary Roessler.

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Feehan People — Young, Old, And In-Between Top left: Adding the final touch to Christmas decorations, Rose Marie Proulx puts the “littlest Angel’ in her homeroom. Center: “Good Deeds” and “Goods” appeared on Feehan’s stage when the National Theater Company produced Everyman in January. Lower left: Arriving for the annual meeting of the Diocesan Board of Trustees, Bishop Connolly is escorted by Robert Gay. Top right: Discovering about Feehan what we have known all along, Chilean exchange student, Maria Ureta shared twelve weeks of Feehan life. Lower right: Diocesan Superintendent Father Patrick O’Neill accompanies Feehan’s first principal, Sister Mary Urban, and former principal, Sister Mary Mercy to graduation. S. M. Mercy left Feehan to fill an administrative post in the Mercy provincialate.