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

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Replacing Julia Child for a day are Ray Bush, Rick Werna, William McLaughlin, and Mr. Thomas Glynn, OQ t G antes 88 mE Bem = a 1 e g ee but Mr. Dennis Cunningham needs no cookbook. Bubbles, bubbles, everywhere! It’s a car wash and the football players are on the clean-up. Running away with the track award, David Santoro accepts his letter from Mr. John Arruda. ATHLETES HONORED; PANCAKES DEVOURED For a delicious breakfast anda worthwhile cause, during the past six years, our football players and coaches have run a program to finance a week at football camp held at Portsmouth Abbey School. This week was a time of indoctrination and building unity as well as skills which would make each season better than the last. Realizing that everybody loves to eat pancakes, the team donned their chef's . caps and started flipping hotcakes. Just a few dollars bought delicious pancakes and a Satisfying breakfast. The local Kiwanis Club donated the grills; our qualified cooks, led by alumnus, James Haggerty, cook at Madonna Manor, prepared the food. During breakfast, other members of the team held a carwash on a nearby lot. Customers left their cars to be washed and shined while they were inside enjoying breakfast. Outside, the scrub crew discovered that washing cars can be lots of sudsy fun. Sister Ricarda Wobby also ran a ‘‘flea market’ on the same day to increase the team’s profits. Once again, Feehan interacted with the community, provided a service, and raised funds for a worthy cause. Spring Things 19

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Memories of great softball plays delight Diane DeSantis and Paula DeYoung at the Sports Award Banquet. Who needs pancakes? Sister Regina’s nephews, James and William Coughlin, and their mother and dad eye a tasty alternative at the flea market. Just like Mom used to make! Mr. Edward Gagnon shows Thomas Hartly his culinary skills. Demonstrating the theory — “You are what you eat”’ is Richard Basile. 18 Spring Things

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| POMP AND CIREUMSTANCE Old friends... Goodbyes... Pomp and Circumstance... Memories... Endings and beginnings. Encouraged by teachers and classmates, the seniors marched into the auditorium as one body for the last time. Confronted by the “real world”’ now, the ‘“‘something extra’ that the graduates received at Feehan would become an indispensable tool in their reach for success. These young men and women expressed their thanks to the faculty, the administration and their parents for the knowledge of true potential now instilled in them. Compared to a spectrum of colors by valedictorian, Peter Blais, the talents, and vibrant personalities of the class members will begin to shine in college and in their careers. Also encouraged and lauded by Bishop Daniel A. Cronin who presided at the 1980 Commencement Exercises, the graduates listened as he appealed 20 Graduation Salutatorian Linda Cronin thanks parents and teachers for their support during the past four years. Crutches plus courage help Diane Rousseau claim her awards from Sister Faith on Parents’ Night. a casement 44 Ci MINS MS RMR Oo soe S a RNS FPS oF ' ? to them for a return to spirituality. The special feeling of closeness and strong bonds of friendship would not be forgotten. Each went forth forming new ties, sharing new experiences and always drawing on the values instilled in them at Feehan. There was a sadness at parting from friends but there was also anticipation and excitement as the future, full of possibilities, beckoned. Now ready to live, these young adults marched out well prepared and full of hope as they face the challenges of the world. Mortarboards aloft... Pomp and Circumstance... College... New beginnings... Thank you, everyone! She’s come a long way — from Hong Kong. Jessica Ho receives her diploma from Bishop Daniel A. Cronin.