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

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Mary Ellen Perry, Jonathan Phipps, James Pittman, Karen Plumb Josette Poirier, Chery] Pollack, Dennis Precourt, Russell Quaglia Joan Rhilinger, Robert Rounds, Rich- ard Santos, Joanne Savoie Gary Schmidt, Terrence Smulligan, Ei- leen Stelmack, Sharon St. Pierre Stefanie Struhar, Paul Stringham, Katherine Sudjak, Pamela Sullivan Roger Surprenant, Karen Tatro, Patri- cia Taylor, John Tetreault Sheila Theriault, Darlene Van- DenBerghe, Arthur Volpe, William Ward Robert Welch, Bryan Wessman, Mat- thew Whalen, Timothy Wheelock John Cuddy, Paula Wishnevski, Julie Zachman, Robert Pedro Janet Letourneau, Donna Marchese, Above right: Enjoying “the best part of the day,” Constance Bradshaw takes a break from the daily hurried confusion. Right: Achieving new honors, Carol Moore lights a ceremonial candle at Na- tional Spanish Honor induction. 94

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Left: Blowing his own kind of music, James Pittman gives his French horn a Mexican flair. Spirit, right up ‘Itheir alley “Juniors will bowl you over.” This is what their float pro- claimed with the original theme of “two down, two to go.” It was portrayed by a bowling alley with two pins up, two pins down. The idea con- tinued throughout the year as the “class of ’76” stopped the Christmas assembly with a hearty rendition of “All I want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth.” They danced on and on at their first successful spring prom and were reminded that a third pin was soon to be knocked down. Juniors charged up for each project they partici- pated in and prepared to take on next years “whole new bowIl- ing game.” Barbara Lewis, John Lincourt, Bradley Locke, David Lucia, Frank Luongo, Theresa Lyons, Eric Mair, Lori Marchese Elaine Martineau, Mary Masterson, Mary Ann McAuliffe, Kenneth McCloskey, Henry McDeed, Dolores McDonagh, Michael McKay, Karen McKeon Stephen McNally, Celeste Metivier, Linda Meunier, Neal Mohan, Lynn Mondor, Linda Moreau, Bonny Jean Moriarty, Mary Morin Carol Moore, Colleen Murphy, Eliza- beth Murphy, Michele Nadeem, Denise Neveux, Henry Neveux, Kevin O’Neil, Christopher O’Neil Judith O’Neil, Margaret Otrando, Ken- neth Paradis, Cynthia Parente, Laurie Parente, Sandy Parsons, Jeffrey Patch, Julie Patch

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Community and school benefit from senior spirit “S-E-N-I-O-R-S, Seniors are the rowdiest—Seniors!” Com- peting with three other classes BRRIM IMI at football games the smallest class needed to scream, but throughout the school year, | Assisting nervous seniors, Michaele Silva and Cynthia Sudjak, prepare for commencement exercises is experi- enced alumna Jane Oliveira. their actions did all the talking for them. Community in- volvement was rampant as Se- niors taught retarded children how to swim, became Junior Achievers and offered valuable assistance to the Attleboro Drug Council. Some students gave additional time and talent to candy-striping, helping out at Nazareth Hall and teaching CCD in local grammar schools; others aided at Madonna Manor. Musical seniors enter- tained their neighbors with Christmas carols while others provided guitar and organ ac- companiment to their congre- gations at Mass. Not neglecting their school- based activities seniors made up the larger part of the year- book staff. Many of their voices were heard and appreciated in the new Folk Group, and their expressive faces were recog- nized in drama club productions. Notable scholars, athletes, thespians and Student Council leaders ranked high in the class of ’75. It would be impossible to list everyone who has made a significant contribution to Fee- han. Specifically, hats off to Claire Paradis, the first female student council president; D.A.R. award winner, Michaela Silva; M.V.P. in the Stang game, Mark Cuddy; N.M. semi- finalist, William Pcolka. Seniors took time off from hard work to have some good old-fashioned fun by per- forming in the Christmas as- sembly. Senior toys told of Santa’s coming and this year’s reindeers read their special Christmas list to Santa Claus, alias Mr. Loew. The Senior boy’s choir captured “Cham- pion Choir” award beating out the male faculty members. Even though many seniors were kept from many Feehan activities by jobs, they were there in spirit, senior spirit. SOLOL LOL ORDO OL OROLTRORIRTLORERER ORTRERERORORIROROR OSH