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

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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

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Golf team places third in division. It was a successful year for the members of the golf team. First row: Scott Tatro, Timothy McAlice, Robert Welch and Arthur Boulet. Above: “Which way did it go”, wonders Mark Ferland as he casually swings his golf club searching for his lost golf ball. Above right: “Should | hit it from a right angle, left angle or straight on to make this hole”, says Russ Quaglia concentrating on his swing. Below right: Measuring their distance to perfection, Neil Boyer and Arthur Boulet are confident in their calculations. Second row: Mark Ferland, Russ Quaglia, Coach Neil Loew, Brian Gamache, Neil Boyer. Feehan Opponent Attleboro 5” 3% Seekonk he 2 Dighton 5 4 Coyle-cassidy 5 4 Somerset 2 Zi Attleboro 4 5 Seekonk 7, 2 Dighton a 5 Coyle-Cassidy 5% 3% Somerset 0 7 “Seems | do better in the club house than on the course!”, exclaims one discouraged golfer. Golf is more than just hitting a ball in a hole. It is a lot of concentration and hard work. Our team, guided by Coach Neil Loew, won many matches, but such honor did not happen without hours of practice. Lots of superior talent was shown by senior star Brian Gamache who was a major asset to the team. The golf team had a fulfilling season and achieved it due to their devoted spirit and willingness to, “get out there and win! ” The team itself is very ambitious and the only lacking thing is the “hole-in-one.”