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

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‘Quick! Pour it down the drain before we get caught! Domenic D'Intino warns Richard Sheehan as he tries to distract the photographer. “| sewed the squares on backwards! ’ laughs Berna- dette Castro as Lisa Chamberlain and Michelle Miller find the situation amusing. 11

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ES OS a en ee eT eee eee Pop, bang, boom! Balloons bursting — Bright colors flash — Wheels begin to turn, slowly, but then faster, faster, and even faster. Our minds burst with ideas, formulas, the law of Gravity, equations, rules of composition. . . We have begun. Learning. “You mean we had to memorize dialogues nine and ten for today?” Last minute studying — ‘Culture is a social heritage transmitted from one generation to another and. . . Society is. . .”’ Learning. “If | don't know it now, | never will.”’ ‘I've got it! The hip bone’s connected to the thigh bone and the thigh bone’s connected to the knee bone!” “OK. All lines parallel to the same line are parallel.”’ Learning. All that we have to give is set free — Everything bursting from within. Tutors, tests, term papers, projects — Everyone is growing together Learning from each other — In Feehan’s festival, seventy-seven. “These are pretty nice for being handmade, ’ says Lisa McDermott as she studies handpainted nesting dolls from Russia. ” ove ® ae [Roce ee Se ae eS ee O Ee © 9 a 6 0 = 9 6 0 S 10

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Day Breaks — Religion Dawns ‘Morning has broken. . .’” A new day dawned at Feehan, new people, open- ness, and participation grew with each new day. Singing practices for each Mass sparked students to participate in prayer by singing. ‘‘Praise for them springing fresh from the world.’’ A sense of open- ness was born. Our true selves sprang fresh from the world this past year. Turkey and trimmings were donated unselfishly as were, quarters, dimes, and nickels for The United Way. Students volunteered as nurses’ aides in nursing homes, hospitals, and CCD instructors on Sunday mornings. Gospels.and World Religion classes expe- rienced Christ through the movie, ‘The Gospel According to St. Matthew.’’ The day dawned and a new horizon was seen as Decision Making students learned to test their morals and common sense. ‘Praise with elation, praise ever morning, God's recreation of the new day.” Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament every first Friday provides a place of spiritual solitude and meditation as an escape from daily troubles and worries. Sharing her knowledge of world religions, Sr. Elizabeth discusses the death ritual practiced in India. “| don't get it, queries Colleen Brennan as Timothy Mullen, Marie Gemme, and Steven Parente catch Father Brian's joke. 12