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

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eam cnaeacns pentane cert eee TT aT June brings smiles, tears “Break out the bathing suits!” Summer meant sad goodbyes and new and happy tomorrows to many seniors. Graduation prepara- tions for college, jobs, travel, and soaking up the sun occupied most of the seniors free summer time. With summer, an elevation in status, new responsibilities, and freedoms came to the underclassmen. Students pursued various jobs such as gas station attendants, Kentucky Fried Chicken servers and animal hospital receptionists, while more fortunate students piled off to Horseneck Beach for a day of fun in the sun. Industrious yearbook staffers en- dured long bus rides to Camp Ka- nuga, in South Carolina to take in- tensive courses in yearbookology. Sitti itiewikae: