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

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Above: Proudly displaying a finished toolbox, Cully Granger proves that, with a little effort he can do it. is ©) 1s 62 MH Ba Te ‘ 8 ar BB 25 (ee an o = 22 a0. =. 13 © 8 a Fl = ad SBS see §.2 MQ ac Above: Creating a useful item, for his home, Brian Barrett puts on the finishing touches.

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Sawdust and flour—creativity reigns. Spatulas, beaters, and cook- books formed a kaleidescope of fun in Home Ec. Christmas trees decorated with school-made cookies, and food prepared for vis- iting teachers kept students in Boy’s Chef and Foods on their toes. Home Management created dream houses from magazines, and learned budgeting and family planning. Mrs. Cynthia Schensnol added knowledge with up-to-date information about new tech- niques. Shop classes for both boys and girls helped students to cut Christmas costs by making their own presents. Aided by Mr. For- tin, tables, bars, and chests were precisely manufactured. Minor ac- cidents were overshadowed by smiling faces covered with saw- dust as they proudly climbed the stairs, clutching their finished products. Right: Clean-up can be fun if you do it to- gether, as Gayle Mason and Judith O’Neal find in cooking class. Below; Flour, sugar, and a little patience insure perfection in Gary Adinolfi’s and Priscilla Ferland’s Christmas cookies. BSD LER A POET

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Order of day: new business “Getting down to business,” new department head, Sister Ro- saire, brought different ideas to students taking such courses as typing, shorthand, and account- ing. Business faculty kept in touch with current office tech- niques and offered exceptional amounts of information to their classes. The department devel- oped the semester Personal Typ- ing course into a full year non- business course. This allowed all students to gain typing experi- ence for college needs. The Future Secretaries Associa- tion listened to guest speakers in order to become aware of recent trends. Right: Learning the correct way of using a copy machine, Cheryl Glynn and Cheryl Viens print their own Christmas cards. Below: Intent on their work, Alice Des- Vergnes, Karen Gibbons, and Mary Mournighan sharpen their skills on other office machines.