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

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OT UDEINT LIFE HOCADEMICa THLE TICS ACTIVITiba PEGPLE INDEA EPILOGUE Anything beautiful about math? John Lam- bert proves there is with his intricate para- bola design. Presenting the colors are Mary Ellen Perry, Marlene Mitchell, Suzanne Castro, Colleen Murphy, Mary Clark, Margo Robichard, Marie Gemme, Ellen Brogan and Patricia Barrows of the color guard. ac ic oc (a= b()9 bbc “| know something you don’t know!” Sr. Re- gina and Sr. Josepha have some inside info on the faculty Baby Picture Contest. Examining what he thinks is a good buy is bargain-hunter, Paul Poirier, at the monthly, madcap Flea Market.

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BE UNL UE... PROGRAM YOUR GWI Ee eee “Hi there, 112496.” “How is it going, 2243172” People have grown more impersonal, more machine-like— instead of a name, you have a Number— social security numbers, bank account numbers, and student number, thousands of numbers. your life becomes predictable. all along the way you’re told what to do by others. you've become just another micro-dot on the magnetic tape in the computer of the world. you don’t plan your life: life plans you— you choose not to be human; you choose to be cold and hard rather than open yourself and risk getting hurt. to those who love warm bright things—this comes as a hard blow, these things are deemed unimportant, unnecessary, Trees are torn down— you can’t see sunsets for the smog— our music has become hard and electronic people don’t smile it has to stop—you have to become people again. CARE and SHARE, Feehan, program your own life.