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

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Brring. . . ‘‘Would everyone please report to period A. We will follow day one’s schedule today.”’ ‘Hey, where’s room 15?” ‘‘Maybe it’s in that religion center.”’ ‘‘| hope so because I’m not going all the way over there for nothing!”’ Upperclassmen relived their confusing first day of school when they were freshmen. A new Religion Education Center and a renovated schedule added to the chaos. Fear of the unfamiliarity of an hour-and-a-half first period diminished when students and teachers realized how much was Pacemaking Schedule Challenges All accomplished during this time. They were also relieved by the absence of this class the following day. For Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, the new schedule and the Religious Education Center weren't the only alterations of school life. An increased enrollment resulted in congested corridors and a crowded cafeteria during lunch periods. The enlarged student population had a positive effect on the involvement in activities. Feehan proudly exhibited all the attributes of a growing school. Twenty minutes, ten minutes, five minutes! After practicing many times, students finally managed to get to the auditorium to start assemblies on time. Schedule conflicts plagued most students. The victim here is Jane Bolinger, the rescuer is guidance counselor, Mr. Brennan. 20

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Behind the scenes, mastermind, James Diamond, rejoices with Student Council President, Robert Giovino at the success of the freshman seminar. Results of the band’s persuasive display, Frosh Deborah Shea joins the color guard. Band members, Clayton Lennartz, Paul Gookin, Ingrid Mezoely, Margaret Healy, Susan Diaz, Lee Ann McKenna, Raymond Boucher, Deborah Malley, Naomi Capuccino and Marilyn Castro entertain at the freshman seminar. 19

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First snowfall lures some religion class people to enjoy the crunch under their feet. Others prefer the wet but clear road. Unsuspecting Richard Martineau may soon get ieee wet surprise, if Todd McGinn is a good shot. “So you think the new schedule is confusing? You should have been here when we were planning it!’ Mr. Douglas DiNardo knows whereof he speaks, since his job was to set it up and try to resolve conflicts.