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

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Golden memories shine in Mr. Edward Gagnon’s eyes as he proudly holds the Flipping flapjacks onthe griddle is Mr. Gagnon as Steven Birch and Thomas plaque for the undefeated varsity basketball team. McDonald assist. ent wae. Te taomeee” | os Generations come together at the annual Pancake Breakfast, as William Servant eagerly awaits his share in the arms of his father, alumus and teacher, Mr. Christopher Servant. Parents, students and flea market affi- cianados seek bargains at the outdoor display. 16 Spring Things

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Honored for his excellence in sports- manship and performance for the year, Richard Farinacci is shown with his proud parents. Mm-mm good. . . Mm-mm good... That’s what Feehan flapjacks are... Mm-mm good!!! It’s that delicious time of year again, the annual football team sponsored Pancake Breakfast. For the past seven years, the team has been cooking pancakes that could be the eighth wonder of the world. These French chefs, Mr. Edward Gagnon and company, made breakfast so the players could attend football camp the following August. Along with a mouth-watering breakfast, everyone was welcomed to Shining their way to a successful fund- raising event, members of the football team Tad Roediger, Raymond Bush, John Julius, Robert Higgins, George Pedro, Thomas Castro, David Naza- rian, Lionel Pinsonneault, Chris Bragga, Daniel Bibeault, Shawn Cun- ningham, Daniel Pelletier, Alfred Marsella, and Greg Jolly give our photo- grapher, Mr. Geoffroy’s car the super treatment. Trophies, Aunt Jemina, Bubbles have their car washed. Technicalities came up here. Because of the drought, only the windows of the cars could be washed. However, the dry spell had no effect on Sister Ricarda Wobby’s flea market, which provided extra money for the school. Overall, the day was a complete financial success, netting over $12,000 for the day's work. Each player was able to reduce his cost for camp by thirty dollars. Just as hard work in fund-raising yielded financial rewards, so hard work on the playing fields earned honors for atlsletes at the annual Sports Awards Banquet. Since the opening of Feehan, Mr. Walter Downarowicz has been organizing the banquet as one driving force for excellence in athletics. This banquet has traditionally been the climax of a sportsman’s high school career, when he receives the recognition he justly deserves.