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

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“Yll make you an offer you can’t refuse” warns “god-father” Michael Sousa, ready for some ac- tion at the Halloween dance. “Coolest cop in town” is Debra Hebert’s boast at Feehan’s Halloween dance while Lejuan Brantly keeps his distance from the patrolling officer. Signs of the time, courtesy of the Spirit Com- mittee, continually decorated corridor walls like this one in support of the football team. 10 Zs i lees enon

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a eMC om. Rallies keep “big greens” goin At one o’clock on a Friday after- noon, Feehanites marched to the gym for one of the Spirit Committee’s fa- mous rallies. Energy, enthusiasm, and above all, active participation of all students were great demonstrations of Feehan vivacity. Hobbling amid hopeful fans, Robert Zachman typifies the perseverance of the 72 “crutch bunch” football squad. Manifesting curiosity are Roger Surprenant, Gary Schmidt, Carol Spenser, Sheila Theriault, Anita VanLeeuween, Mary Theroux, and Robert Welch.

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Unusual activities spark interest Involvement, a big word, did big things and extended to area commu- nities. Teachers and students partici- pated in the March of Dimes walk- athon. Activities scheduled throughout the year stimulated student interest. Homecoming week with floats, “Give- a-Damn” week with “Sock-em” day and Appreciation for Life week en- couraged class discussions. Results— unity which made efforts worthwhile. Presenting the Thanksgiving game “Most Valu- able Player’ football award to Robert Robillard is Mr. Paul O’Boy. Staring in disbelief at a disputed call by the ref- erees are cheerleaders Mary Beth Ralph, Nancy Parker, Barbara MacLeod, Diane Casale, Sandra Copley, Jean Berg and faculty Sister Elizabeth McAuliffe, Sister Patricia Combies, Sister Mary Sheila and Sister Mary Josepha at the Case bas- ketball game. iB