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

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With words short and sweet, Maureen Burke “What are parents for?” James Zito responds Salutatorian Kathy Zern closes the night of fes- gives us a witty welcome. with words of appreciation for parents. tivities. Proud parents Frances and Michael Zito share Jim‘s joy as he receives his acceptance and scholarship to Annapolis Naval Academy. Receiving the Foxboro Company award which is named for his father, the Joseph Megan Scholarship, is Jonn Megan with Sister Mary Faith Harding. Beaming with pride, Kevin Landry is honored with a scholarship presented by Guidance Direc- tor, Sister Regina. 28 Parents’ Night

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Say It with flowers. Presenting Sister Mary Faith Serving as lectors at their last mass as Feehanities with a token of the Seniors’ appreciation is John are David Pelland and Linda Geoffroy. Megan as David Pelland looks on. Celebr ants of the Class Day Mass are Father Conway of Canton and Chaplain Father Caron of St. Mark’s Parish at Attleboro Falls. Class Day 27

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Among her academic prizes, Monica Cister- nelli receives a Service Award from Sister Ricarda Wobby. If the soon-to-be graduates reflected on how Feehan fulfills the words of the song “The Greatest Love of All,” they would be confident of their ability to “make it” in the outside world. They needed this confidence, especially on Parent’s Night because this was when it first hit them — high school days were over. All they had to look forward to was the unknown world of college or careers. This was the night when their work, determination, and success were recog- nized. Not only the students but also their parents received public acclaim. The graduates realized that all their sacrifies were not in vain. They also understood that the rules which their parents had es- tablished really were “for their own good.” 2 ; . “ rs a | ¢ ; High spirited Healy twins, Kathleen and Lisa re- joice in expectation of the Graduation Cere- monies. eee by their new yearbooks, “Sham- rocks in Control,” Amy Compton, Brenda Cullen, and Susan Almeida take a moment to look back at their final year at Feehan. Parents, Prizes, Praise Beginning the program, Father Paul Caron blessed the graduates in his in- vocation. Then with witty welcoming words, Maureen Burke invited everyone to share in the graduates’ joy. After the presentation of awards, James Zito ex- pressed the deep gratitude of all the graduates in his tribute to the parents. Later, Kathy Zern, salutatorian, gave the last of the student soeeches. Although the awards presentation was considered the highlight of the evening, each graduates cherished his Flashback 1984 as his own personal award, a permanent record of his last high-school year. Between its covers, joys and sorrows, achievements and fai- lures would be a living memory as long as the book remained. Parents’ Night 29