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

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Astronomers view eclipse Rrrrring!! 2:00 p.m.! The mad rush began! Students dashed to lockers, buses, and home, but there were many Feehanites who remained to help the spirit com- mittee and to write for the Flash. Budding athletes shaped up in preparation for football games, basketball scrimmages and track meets. Amateur astronomers at- tended observing sessions to study the movements of the stars. Medical Careers, Future Secretar- ies and the National Honor So- ciety hosted guest speakers from the Red Cross, Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School and the Attle- boro Drug Council. Only after these extracurricular activities had adjourned did Feehan’s doors close on a full day. But another was waiting just around the cor- ner. Alpha. Left: Wednesday afternoon spirit com- mittee meetings provide pleasurable work for Michaele Silva, Rosemary Healy, and Christine Cassels as Mr. Santonastaso and Sister Norma inspect their work. Below: Junior astronomers Francis DeSte- fano, Christopher Reynolds, Mr. John Per- koski, Peter Lapierre, Margaret Ricker, and Francis Basile observe a solar eclipse in the early afternoon.

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Right: Anxious to go home after a long hard practice are track members James Quaglia, Maurice Guerrier, John DeMeo, William Quaglia and Robert L’Homme. Members of the Hockey team, Front row: Daniel Coyle, Michael Martin, Michael Cornetta, Gerard Corriveau, Steven Pedro, Henry Neveux, Glenn Caldwell. Second row: John Johnston, Gerald O’Neil, Robert Downarowicz, David Cullen, James Ganci, Kenneth Paradis. Third row: Steven Hawkins, Bryan Wessman, Luis Molina, Michael Doyle, Michael Cash, Coach Wal- ter Downarowicz. Missing from picture are Jonathan Phipps and Coaches William Meehan and Ernest Paradis. Below: Two o'clock finally arrives and grateful students hurrv to work. home and various activities. RERts § EHP Ae 9 VERE ALE, NK,

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