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

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The frost has thawed It is time for planting - The oven is warmed. — Calisthenics warm up stiff muscles. Awaiting a fly ball, An outfielder shades his. eyes. — The seed is nurtured - the soil ee Warmed by the : sun And golden ro sts; Making a cabinet Throwing a softball Planting ... 10

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Below: Seniors Lori Marchese and Patricia Hollander decorate the gym for the Attleboro game during a Wednesday afternoon spirit meeting. Below right: With the help of a bullhorn Andrea Weygand yells support at the Homecoming game while Maureen Dunn, Linda Adinolfi, Laurie Caponigro, Eileen Ashe, Nancy Meegan, Pauline Corriveau and Ann Pollis make do with their “natural bullhorns.” Media Club, spirit | fill afterschool hours Homework! That terrible creature that controls most nights of student- kind. It not only ravaged a two good hours of the evening but also left students mentally drained. Homework did leave some time for other night owl endeavors in the Feehanite life. For the “spirit” inclined there were evening Spirit Committee meetings as well as the Student Council Dance and Building and Grounds get- togethers. Thespians scheduled many evening Drama Club meetings. Secretaries met on Tuesday evenings to practice their skills. The Medical Careers Club enjoyed visits from those in hospital work. Whenever the light in Room : 104 burned through the night, it was Siem i tl a ih mee ii TAS RRO ARR Sm unites ito isp icici ates sib ites yearbook deadline time. Above: Juniors Mary Yeghian, Lisa McDermott, Judy Mahoney and Susan Benoit ride to the Fairhaven game in style.

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Below: “I got ‘ya!” Second baseman Barbara Marceau makes a desperate reaching catch to rob a base hit from the opposing batter. Above: Members of the softball team, Christine Cassels and Shannon Lee wait impatiently for the winner of the Gary Flynn Award, given at the annual Sports Award Banquet. Above: “Four score and seven years ago our fathers .. .” Freshman Patricia Fontaine ponders famous quotes by famous people in World History class.