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

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Doubling as assistant drama club moderator and English teacher, Mr. McDonald conducts a fresh- man English class with Jonathan Dulude, Jane Connors, Alan Fallows, Marianne Clairmont, Nancy Courtemache, Stephen Ro- gue and Kevin Sharples. Freshman English class students Donald Yacovone, Diane Larocque, Stephen Rogue, Michael Sousa and Pat Pedro view today’s world through literature with Sister Evangela. Fascinated by Sister Mary Noel’s composition techniques are Mike Dolan, Karen Chabot and William Midon. 10

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experimentation enliven religion classes Led by Brother Joseph Moore, Freshmen Betty LeBlanc and Carol Collins discover themselves through religion. Enjoying the light side of Christian Ethics is Mr. Gerald Cunniff. Caring for Feehanites’ spiritual needs, the Religion department offered various courses aimed at providing a Christian perspective on life. First year Feehanites explored the Bible’s “Story of Salvation.” Reviewing and interpreting the novel Adam Where Are You, Sophomores at- tempted to apply Christian principles to the challenges of today. A seven-course elective program was provided for up- perclassmen with retreats highlighting the senior year. Frequent folk Masses were celebrated uniting Feehanites in a Christian community. Department chair- man is Rev. James Clark, assisted by Sister Elizabeth Doyle and twelve other dedicated members of the faculty. i i | 4 | : i |

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innovations inspire creative communication New teachers, new courses and new texts provided new challenges aimed at helping us discover our hidden abilities for creative communication. Out- standing dramatic productions illuminated the ef- fectiveness, complexity and beauty of the English language. Freshmen encountered various forms of literature and improved their composition skills. Sophomores tackled American literary works along with a mini-course in dialects. Juniors studied the literature of Great Britain. With new texts, seniors considered literature on a world scale and honor students developed writing skills with S. M. Noel. Working from the new English Resource Center, department members are S. M. Enda, Chairman, S. Junior students, David Precourt, Tim Shockro, Mark Caron +s : and Robert O’Donnell in Sister Patricia Combies’ English class M. Noel, S. Patricia, S. Elizabeth, S. Susan, S. play roles in Marty. Carmelita, S. Julene, S. Evangela, Mr. McDonald and Mr. Dunn. rg OF narulr weeps Previewing required outside reading, Sister Mary Enda’s se- nior English students are Dennis Dubuc, Lynn Murphy, Miche- le Poirier and David Feid. Lending a hand to Paul Mayer's poetry illustration is Richard Gemme in Sister Elizabeth Doyle’s freshman English class. Looking on are Walter Landry, Larry Laverdure, Joseph Lam- bert and John Paine. be ica lbala pines arian BP VW