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

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Ne a Ct ari mecca Senin, ea Snowball fights in school? Not really, it’s just Mrs. Schensol assisting Darlene RenForth in breadmaking. Delving into culinary creations, James Marceau and Roger Theroux try their hand at producing exquisite pastries in boys’ chef class. Learning the art of interior decorating, Violet Fougere, Gail Larson and Rose- mary Mournighan seek advice from Mrs. Cynthia Schensnol. 21

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Applied arts courses add tang to students’ lives Turning raw materials into fi- nished products is the daily pro- ject in applied arts courses at Feehan. Students pursue various interests with a determination well rewarded by new creations and knowledge. As enticing smells of cooking mingle with the tangy smell of sawdust, stu- dents learn skills useful in the fu- ture. 20 Mechanical drawing demands intense concentration as Peter Haviland de- monstrates. Sister Veronica Fay guides Steven Eberling toward a possible career as a professional draftsman. “Would you believe it’s a giant ash tray?’ Mr. Eugene Touzin displays a product of his woodworking class.

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Flash! Alive in athletics Whistles blown, guns fired, another leaf is added to the Feehan Shamrock. Drive, skill, determination spur athletes onward, bringing a feeling all its own, a feeling of strength, of accomplishment, of pride in themselves and in their team. Long hours of practice, days and weeks of hard work lead up to that final push, which takes every ounce of will and might one has to end in Victory. Something wrong boys? Anxiously Da- vid McLear, Paul Campbell, Steven Mo- nast, Jeffrey Rickson, Richard Clark, Michael Rhino, Thomas Whalen, and Thomas Glynn watch the game’s pro- gression. 22 Radiating power, Bradley Keith puts all his energy into Hurling the shot during the Coyle meet. Fore! Getting into the swing of it, Scott Gunning tees off in the first golf match of the season. WHH RRA LLTY