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EEG ECRTeR SET eeeee eet Teas Fe i “Latin will be a challenge,” Sister Elizabeth Doyle warns Cheryl Demers and Kevin Murphy. “You have to do it like this,’” explains Julie Patch to Jody Condon, Kristi Arenburg, and Deborah Hagopian during decoupage class. During after school sessions, Mr. Rotondo shared his knowledge of the Italian lan- guage with Nancy Giovino and Susan Ciarocco. Helping Feehan students find themelves in poetry is James Humphrey. Guest folk- singer, Jay Bolliton, inspires the class by per- forming his own ballads. Sharing the joy of losing weight with a junior miss is Mrs. Beverly McGinn, nutrition class guest-instructor. 29
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Latin, Italian, poetry, nutrition— vary mini courses “Congratulations! You lost two more pounds!” Students and fac- ulty members often heard this phrase at the girls’ “Nutrition Class’, every Wednesday. The class led by Mrs. Elaine Condon and Mrs. Beverly McGinn listened to lectures on nutrition and re- ceived low calorie recipes. Even snacks, low-calorie, of course, such as diet pizza and milk shakes were served. Through mini-courses students were given the opportunity to study two new languages, Latin and Italian. Classes in Latin were given by Sister Elizabeth Doyle and Italian was taught by Mr. Steven Rotondo. Opening a new dimension of art to students, Sister Regina Coughlin taught a decoupage course. A cake decorating course was taught by Mrs. Cynthia Schensnol. Local poet in residence, James Humphery conducted an eight week poetry workshop for Fee- han’s aspiring poets. Mr. Hum- phrey volunteered his services to the school. 28
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Tidying up the Audio-Visual room, Sr. Vir- ginia observes with a smile on her face stu- dents using media equipment. Teamwork is best, and our media team proves it. Edward McCue, Thomas Lennox, Steven Santoro, and Dennis Santoro set up equipment. “At last peace and quiet!” Cynthia Purcell and Richard Bolandz finally find a quiet place to study the library. “Thank goodness for transparent tape!” comments Sr. Vincent Ferrer as she repairs a damaged magazine. Always willing to lend a hand to students lost in a maze of catologue cards are librar- ians Katherine Winters and Mark Pouliot. 30
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