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Above: In the wee hours of the morning, Pamela Wishnevsky, Frederick Battersby, and Melodye Broadley occupy a vacant hall. Left: To brighten up a dull morning, Don- ald Kirby and Steven Belmore find a home for the little wanderer. Below: Monday morning blahs attack Rob- ert O’Donnell and James Diamond.
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Morning dawns; day breaks To sleepy students the eight o’clock bell shattered remnants of dreams and propelled stumbling feet to first period. Despite at- tempts of concentration on bi- nomials or paramecium, images of doughnuts floated before glazed stares. Eyelids drooped while reading “Macbeth” and the moans and groans of an early morning class echoed through the halls. Homeroom time provided stu- dents with a mid-morning break. Finally awakened, they listened to the daily list of announcements and responded to their Student Council representatives attempts to muster support for school-spon- sored projects. Filled with ex- pectations, everyone slowly came to life and made themselves ready for another day ... Alpha. Above right: Welcoming the freshmen to join in Feehan life, Claire Paradis opens the first assembly. Right: Song books and hosts are prepara- tions set up for each of the morning Masses celebrated at Feehan. Below: Easy does it! Gerard Corriveau takes a snooze on a do-it-yourself lounge chair in the Student Council room.
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‘Mimika’, rally: afternoon finale “Chicken salad or a grinder?” Hungry students debated over what food appealed to their growling stomachs during their lunch break from early classes. The cafeteria buzzed as friends related the morning’s events be- tween mouthfuls of pizza and “Feehan specials.” Work-study participants left for their jobs while the remaining students headed back to class. Students loudly supported their teams at afternoon rallies, which featured routines of cheerleaders, majorettes, and drill team and skits of the spirit committee. The National Theater Company’s pre- sentation of “Mimika” was just one of the many assemblies that provided students with an enjoy- able ending to a hectic school day ... Omega. Right: Explaining offered courses, a col- lege representative entices Kevin Murphy with low-cost, good education. Below: Enjoying a luncheon prepared by the boys’ chef class are Deacon Maddock, Sister Faith, Father Boulet, Father Shee- han, Father Davignon, and Mr. John Perkoski.
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