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

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Golf team putts to victory It’s great to be a winner! The golf team under the coaching of Mr. Neil Loew has not had a los- ing season in four years. Last year’s team led by five returning lettermen was no exception to the Feehan style of winning. A very impressive record eleven wins four losses, and one tie was good enough for a second place finish in the S.E. Mass. Golf League. Optimism is overflowing for this year’s team, with all six starters returning. All eyes will be on the Shamrocks this year to improve upon last year’s record and make a gallant effort for the crown. Scoreboard We. ] «They 7 42 {ones oe 6 Dartmouth - 0 6° = Tolman 2 52. Dartmouth © 2 372 6 Stang | 2 4) Attleboro = 5 4¥2 Dighton- -Rehoboth 42 8 Coyle = I 63, Bishop Connolly 2 a. Taunton == 0 4 Attleboro” 5 3 Stang 6 642 Dighton- Rehoboth 22 SB. Coyle... oan 1 4. Bishop Connolly, ES 6B Taunton oe Tee-off time minutes away, Arthur Anderson, John Arruda, Scott Gunning, William Boulet, Steven Ciolfi, Scott Jacques, and coach Neil Loew contem- plate their chances. State medalist, Scott Gunning, blasts out of a sand trap to make a fine re- covery. Following through a crucial putt on the Highland Country Club green, John Arruda insures another Feehan Victory. 27

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From the loneliness of the long distance runner to the precise coordination of a championship relay team, track has something for everyone. Drawing talent from people is a special skill in which Coach Perkoski excels. He instills a feeling of importance in everyone who works at his job. This year’s team with only three returning seniors will be depen- dent on help from the under- classmen. Co-Captain Peter Rol- lins could close his career as the last B.C.C. 220 Champion. Co- Captain Phill LaPorte will be striding hard to break his person- al and school best 9:54 two miles. This year each member of the team must push to break his own record, for an all out effort is needed for success. SCOREBOARD We a They, | 6 0 Taunton 62. 38 =——s Mansfield Z 75 37 = =Ss Durfee 67 53 Dighton-Rehoboth 60 82 New Gedford 40. - 42 New Bedford Voke 71 | 27. = Milford 6 67 —ss Stang 23 .- Coyle : 86 Attleboro = Norton . Anxiety and anticipation before a Coyle meet exibit mixed emotions in track- men. Kneeling: Paul Deschenes, Bradley Ke ith, Ted Schensnol. Bob Brennan, John Paine; standing: Coach Kevin Dunn, Ned McCrory, Paul Mayer, Neil Walsh, Edward McCue, David Coe, Richard Bolandz, Peter Rollins, David Barrette, Steven Downarowicz, Keith Marvelle, Philip LaPorte, and Coach John Perkoski. Junior, Bradley Keith cranks up another shot put toss under the watchful eye of Gerry Gelinas. All eyes watch as Peter Rollins strains every muscle in taking off and soaring to another first place in the long jump. United effort makes winning track team

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Feehan’s majorettes sparkle every halftime Halftime is enhanced by a twirling spectacle presented by Feehan’s majorettes. Their dis- play of talent includes difficult formations and complex twirls and tosses. The girls perform at rallies as well as at football games. Then they begin prepar- ing for competition. Last year in the first tournament they com- peted in, they returned proud owners of the second place trophy. Moderator for the major- ettes and drill team is Sr. Cather- ine Dufault, who helps the girls perfect their drills. Feehan majorettes kneeling are: Sha- ron Redkovich, Wanda Wessman, Col- leen Fitzpatrick, Captain Eileen Joh- nson, Paula Morrissey, Kimberlie Len- nartz; standing: Sheila Chilli, Kathleen Sedlak, Lori Adams, and Kathleen McCall. Trudging through the snow, Sheila Chilli, Wanda Wessman, Nearing the end of a half-time performance, Colleen Fit- and Kimberlie Lennartz find the ground slippery and the si- zpatrick, Eileen Johnson and Wanda Wessman line up for a tuation amusing. dazzling finish. 28