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

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Feehan takes track laurels The Shamrocks’ track season started out with a bang! Through hard practice and determination the Shamrocks swept the Southeastern Massachusette Division II Championship. Some of our Shamrocks seemed to have become addicted to breaking school records such as Bob Robillard’s javeline throw of 175’8’ and John Lambert’s high jump of 6234”. Juniors also contributed to new school records. Rick Santos’ hurdle record was 16 seconds and Peter Lambert’s record pole vault was 11’9”. Although many individual records were set, the Feehan track team was a real team. Through team effort the Shamrocks compiled a fine record, losing only to Dighton-Rehoboth. The Shamrocks proved themselves superior at the Divisional track meet where t hey captured first place. Above left: Clocking times for boys’ track is coach John Perkoski, while Mr. Klenk and coach Mario Santonastaso keep score. Above right: Leaping over hurdles is not all fun; it is hard work as Richard Santos proves through facial expression. Right: Striving and straining to win, James Dever and Bob Ashe give it all they have in competition against Fairhaven. 18 Opposite page, above: Boys’ track team, front row: Mr. Santonastaso, David Diamond, Ed Weygand, John Perry, Perry Mayer, Thomas Lennox, Frank Louongo, Peter Lambert, Steven McNally, Gregory Lauro. Second row: John McEnaney, Paul Lambert, Jeff Patch, Robert Ashe, Steve Fillman, John Lambert, Paul Lynch, Barry Dalton, James Wachta, Joseph Rando, George Landry, Kevin Rousseau. Third row: Coach Perkoski, Mr. Klenk, David Rogers, Richard Sheehan, Rick Almedia, Richard Santos, Eliot Brais, Mike McKay, Peter Benoit, Rick Pombriant, George Lauro, Jim Quaglia, Bob Robillard. Last row: Dirk Belt, Jim Dever, Terry Buckley, Peter Grundy, Frank McDeed, Paul Stringham, Rod Meloni, John Demeot, Ed Leblance, Bob L’'Homme, Keith Brais, John Wisneiski, Mark Cuddy, Dean Merlin. Girls’ Track, front: Julie Zachman, Gisele Neveux, Michele Lapierre, Eileen Ashe, Donna Martel, Sue Lawrence. Second: Maureen Dunn, Jane Bol inger, Marilyn Castro, Eileen Stelmack, Meg McDermott, Judy Mahoney, Ginny McDonagh, Nancy Sedlack, Debbie Hermans. Third: Marian Brett, Stacy Carrier, Laurie Walker, Tracy Douglas, Linda Adinolfi, Lauren Lennartz, Kathy Sanocki, Marie Gemme, Marianne Bahr, Gisele Roberge, Kathy O’Malley. Last row: Carol Lapierre, Sharon Hardrow, Robin Lincoln, Kathy Reynolds, Andrea Weygand, Judy DiRenzo, Dolores McDonagh, Liz Parker, Pat Flaherty, Michele Roberge, Chris Berg, Carol Sedlack.

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Girls break records in track and field. It doesn’t matter whether you win or lose but how much fun you have. Our girls track team proved they have the “spirit”, win or lose. Stretching muscles unknown to most of us, Our girls prepared themselves to jump, run, and throw with everything they’ve got. A new record for the javeline throw was established by Judy DiRenzo, breaking the previous year old record. Two sisters, Dolores and Virginia McDonagh, battled the mile run against each other all season, with Viginia defeating her elder sister and setting a new record. All and all, the season proved to be successful through their time, effort, and of course their strenous exercise. Above left: Smooth stride, legs high, arms swinging with determination, Katherine Reynolds and Andrea Weygand push for a team victory. Above right: “Up and across”, is Laurie Walker stretching to gain feet in the broad jump, for points in the final score. Below: Coming from behind is Tracy Douglas, proving her spirit to the fullest by passing a fellow opponent with strength and power. 20