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

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MEDFIELD EAST WALPOLE Ann Grady ‘ ; = WALPOLE a oe - Valerie Stone — Mitchell : NORFOLK SHARON Sa SOUTH WALPOLE FRANKLIN — oes BELLINGHAM : ‘ , A ¥ B, bs oe a ¥ ; Anne Burke QQ Pichoal Staab TES MANSFIELD PLAINVILLE WEST MANSFIELD oe WOONSOCKET ‘ Allyson Koshgarian SS eam 9 NORTH ATTLEBORO 0) EE NORTON Eileen O'Donnell ae pespooah ALBION ATTLEBORO FALLS RAYNHAM ATTLEBORO AL. SOUTH 7 Mm ATTLEBORO - Robert Tunnicliff — CUMBERLANI r PAWTUCKET Gad Mary | = RUMFORD ©” REHOBOTH PROVIDENCE Ss SEEKONK Marie Gemme gj Paul Bedard RIVERSIDE (x Ve — Raymond Naughton ' Gary Begin David Ross SS WARREN

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Lights flick on, everything comes alive. . . Noise. . . first a mumble, rising to a low roar. Different people from different places; From Beatle freaks to ski lovers, From the quiet and unnoticed to the outspoken, From Walpole to Warren, Everyone with different cares, friends, interests and dreams. Everyone is unique but united. One purpose has drawn us together — Our festival of life. Excited voices recapture highlights of the weekend. ‘|. . and some guy let the air out of my back tire!” We have joined together to celebrate — Sharing. Ideas, friendships, homework — Learning. . . From others, teachers, books, and ourselves. Striving — to do our best, to be ourselves, to learn, share, love, care, and live. Music plays, lights flash, Wheels turn, balloons burst. Everything explodes from within. We celebrate our life, Our festival of seventy-seven. STUDENTSLIFE ere eee ea 2-9 LEARNING cicero ee 10-25 STRIVING Gate ee erie 26-43 SHARING eee erg ae 44-63 CARING © tee eae eee oe 64-105 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......... 106 INDEX. See ie ne 107-111 EPILOGUE Sar eee a ee 112 Francis Alger Gerald O'Neill Lise Debatis Francine Kennett ; Luis Molina Diane Costello Encompassing three diocese, Boston, Fall River, Providence, students travel to Fee- han from Walpole near Boston to Warren in southern Rhode Island. Rain or shine, in fair weather or foul, by bus or private car, they come to learn, — and share, strive and care, Feehan style.

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MM OMEPNO NS Time out from weather forecasting finds Mr. John Ghiorsi with his wife, Connie, sharing insights with Barry Dalton Dr. John Coughlin, leaving a busy hospital schedule, dis- and David Dion at the marriage seminar. cusses the physical relationships in marriage. Under Sister Blanche’s microscope, a drop of silver | Below zero temperatures left an icy glaze on campus While the parents are teaching, Father Brian entertains nitrate on a speck of copper resembles a Christmas tree. trees in the aftermath of February's storms. the young Philip Ghiorsi.