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

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Aw ‘4 12 When in “Rome,” do as the Irish do! Sister Helene Fortin, Father Brian Harrington, and Mr. Anthony Giovino enjoy Irish Night festivities. Pursuing their perfunctory tasks at the Pancake Breakfast are John Hunt, Steven Preston, Richard Beach and Stephen Durocher. TUNA GRINDER 55 ICE CREAM PIZZA a Sate 2 HOTDOG AST ; SPECIAL 60 ©: SOU 35 PUDDING HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER sr pacneicres Awards Banquet are Margaret Healy, Lisa Gaulitz, Diane Rousseau, Kelly Ahearn, Trudy Patch, Mary Ellen Gillis, Mary Ellen Haney, Susan McKay, Robin Kelley, Sarah Reynolds, Jeanne Bessette, , and Leslie McCarron. For his inspiring efforts and dedication, Perry Fernandes receives the Gary Flynn Award from Mr. Paul O’Boy and Mr. Louis Gazzola of the Alumni Association.

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Sporting the latest in disco fashion, Ryan Patch shows his date the current steps. “Get down and boogie!” Just one look at Mary Ann Nelson’s face will show you how much fun the prom really was. King’s Court: Stephen Cummins and date, Katherine Cronin, Robert lacono, Susan McKay, Stephen Felici, Darilyn Judge, Robert Giovino, Diane Costello, Michael Flaherty, Linda St. Hilaire, Jeffrey Leedham. 11

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Singing at the Teacher’s Institute Mass are St. John the Evangelist students: Front row (at piano), Kevin Birch; Lori Convey, Ann Lynch, Jan lampietro, Ruth Oliveira, Maria Castro, Gina Santiago, Michelle Lewis. Second row: Michelle Lachance, Patricia Harrington, Lawrence Birch, Jayne Falugo, Susan Martins, Michael Killion, Donna Livingston. Third row: Russell Sanford, Robert Sanford, Christina Pla, Thomas Castro, Sergio Pedro. Back row: Frances Smith, John Nunes, Christine Paradis, Paul Lonardo, Mark April, Eileen Lonardo. Feehan’s doors open, community comes through Pancakes, Shamrocks, and teachers piled into Feehan last spring, participating in such annual functions as Irish Night, Pancake Breakfast, Soorts Award Banquet and Teachers Institute. Thus Feehan helps and is helped by the community. The Pancake Breakfast was enjoyed by any who wished to join in the festivities. Irish Night, held at the Rome Restaurant, was a major fund raiser, thanks to the efforts of Sister Ricarda Wobby and the families and friends of Feehan students. The Sports Award Banquet was sponsored by parents of the students and the businesses of the Attleboro area. Finally, Feehan provided the facilities for the Teachers Institute, where educators from the two dioceses of Providence and Fall River came to share their knowledge. Not only were buildings and faculty of service to the community, the student body also played an important role. During the two-day- long Institute, over fifty percent of the students made themselves available to serve. In these and many other ways, Feehan complements the community. Wishing they had read mother’s cookbooks are inexperienced chefs Manuel Perry, John Chiarenza, and Robert Watson. After a successful morning, Richard Basile and William Hyland pitch in to help with the clean-up. Free samples of candy at the Teachers’ Institute kept many hungry workers on the job, including Sister Patricia Harrington, Mark Lizotte, Kathy Myers and Manuel Perry. 13