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

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“Mon, ton, son, notre, votre, leur!”, ex- claims Sr. Sheila in dismay as she tries to decipher the homework of Larry Skinner. What's a guitar doing in French? Marie Cha- bot tells the story of “Ma Normandie” to a most appreciative group. Bringing some of traditional Spain to class, disguised Michaele Silva happily displays an original pinata. “Hola, class.” “Buenos dias, Senor.” Greet- ings exchanged, class begins for Don Este- ban Rotondo, Norman Santiago, and Kevin O’Donald. Eying a replica of a Spanish plaza, Barbara Lewis hopes that it will win a good mark for her from Sister Pauline. 18

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Language department explores arts Que pasa? What’s happening in Feehan’s French and Spanish classes this year? Learning through doing was illustrated in Spanish classes as third year students de- signed candy filled pinatas shaped as animals. French II students pre- pared a delicious breakfast a la francais consisting of crepes su- zettes and les pommes sur canapes for their classmates. Students in Sister Sheila’s classes sang French folk songs, such as ‘La Seine’ and ‘Ma Normandie’ ac- companied by guitar. Spanish stu- dents corresponded with pen pals in Spain, whom they visited when they journeyed to Madrid for a week in April. Fifteen students also visited Paris with side-trips to Ver- sailles, Rheims, and Chartres. “Garcias,” whispers the shy Spanish seno- rita, as Suzanne Charron dons Spanish cos- tumes and displays her pinata. ne Pastner at 4. ERE Ree ee nh om . Gap Nia aenelh e