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

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Graduation wouldn't be complete | Again congratulations are given by DiTullio, Regina Horan, Stephen for the Class of 1981 nor for Sister Mary Faith Harding to (from Healey, Amie Hodgkins, and Daniel Bishop Daniel A. Cronin without a top to bottom) James Wynne, Anna McGuire. hug from Michael DiPietro. Graduation

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Forward March into Life Pride, accomplishment, Tracy Giordano delivered friendship, respect — the hug said it all. This was not just another high school graduation; graduate Michael DiPietro assured that. Michael had, after the Catholic Schools Week Mass, won St. Patrick’s Day off. Naturally he had to do something just as good; and, upon receiving his diploma, he hugged the bishop, to the delight of his classmates and the amazement of everyone else. In a more serious vein, of friendship throughout the graduates about using the gifts God has given them to succeed in life. Then the graduates marched out. The rest of the evening was filled with the joy and pride of congratulations of friends and relatives, and the tears that come with leaving long-time friends and memories behind. Receiving congratulations from Sis- ter Mary Faith Harding are (from top to bottom) Karen Doyle, Joseph the valedictory on the value life. Bishop Cronin spoke to achievement, the praise and Simonelli, Colleen Sheehy, John Kil- lion, Anne Ross, and Richard Basile. “'Time and friendship” is the theme of Tracy Giordano’s valedictory address at graduation as she wishes her classmates good luck in the fu- ture and bids them adieu. Looking into their future and re- flecting on their past, Maureen Cas- tro and Robin Castagnola march to- wards their dreams. Leading the graduating class of 1981 to Pomp and Circumstance and thinking ahead a year Juniors Steven Manning and Timothy Killion get an early taste of graduation.

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Tennis Ace, Thomas McNulty, gives Coach Brian Shanley a forehanded grip Awa iti Nn Gg as he ut aes Awards and : Summer Honors Bestowed, Officers Installed Qualifications? All four candidates for Student Council president had plenty. The contest would be difficult for any of them to win. Anxiously they awaited their chances to address the student body. After a brief introduction from James Wynne, Kevin Birch, the first candidate, approached the rostrum. He eloquently delivered a rousing speech which his opponents, Robert Legare, David Nazarian, and Roderick Nerney found hard to follow. Races for class offices and homeroom representative were also hotly contested by a large number of candidates. In total, a record 51 students were elected to positions in student government. After graduation, students and teachers gathered in the auditorium for Honors Day. Awards in every subject, as well as for the Math Club, JCL, Student Council, and spring sports, were given to many students, although a few did seem to monopolize the stage. After these presentations, outgoing Student Council president James Wynne swore in his successor and the new Council; then he delivered a farewell address which brought the students to their feet in acclamation. Final exams brought a welcome change; students were required to be present only for their scheduled exams. Afternoons were free for lunch at McDonalds, fun in the sun, relaxing, or last-minute cramming. For the nth time, James Pratt receives congratulations from Sister Mary Faith on his many academic awards. 22 Close of school