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

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‘ pity hae = et EE OM PE See ss | guess they fooled you, Santa! Suzanne Lefev re, Annie’s Santa Claus, ponders the “pre- sents” of snow in April. Dedicated majorettes retum to school earlier than the rest of the students to leam new routines at summer band camp. 4 Student Life

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| ehamrocks in tune Being in tune had nothing to do with the fine art of music. Feehanites caught the beat and sang out our praises despite the lack of guitars, keyboards, French horns or tubas. Granted, we were on occasion off key, but a dedicated faculty and our eager student body kept us in harmony. Our well-trained teachers and caring administration set the underlying staff for our lively tune. Trying to keep incoming eighth notes and outgoing whole notes in some form of order was no easy task, but Our staff managed to handle it in our Own upbect style and the Feehan song rang out louder than ever. Of course, we did not make music by faculty alone! Our student body laughed, learned With reat coordination of body and mind, Michelle Pasquarose makes band conducting an art. and worked its way into a composition unsurpassed by any other song composed. Homework and study were not the only aspects of getting in tune. Comprehending the world around us and being involved in social and school activities were also a major art of our ballad of social armony and personal fulfillment. Youth group activities, helping little old ladies across the streets and facing responsibilities with eagerness and willingness also helped to shape our tuned-in students. Bein aroun aware of the world us and becoming an active part of if was no easy task, but we handled it with our own special style and the results sing for themselves. ‘ aif” : VP wh’ ¥ Thinking of the future of Feehan’s graduates, Father Caron leads all in the celebration of their Class Day Mass. Theme Opening 3

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éhamrocks-” In Tune with Student Life When the homework was done and recreation time rolled around, Feehanites invaded the community for miles around and the humdrum patterns of everyday life surrendered to the upbeat rhythms of spirited teens. There was no escape; the spirit burst through and took over young and old alike. From hanging out at the local Burger King to helping out in rest homes and other community activities, our message of getting in tune was spread alll Over Our area. The cynical and unspirited had no defense for our invincible army of felicitious feelings. Our soldiers could be found lounging around at local parks, cruising with friends down suburban roads, or working their hearts out at after school jobs. Even the arts were defenseless against our never-ending surge of spirit. The Feehan Theatre Company took the stage and conquered the audience in flawless productions. Our mission of high-spirited fun and peace for all was a smashing success. Hard work and goodtimes were combined to create a special feeling of being in tune unsurpassed by any other form of unity anywhere. But stragglers fear not! The mission goes on. Never missing a beat, Scott Jones scans the dance floor for his date. Hangin’ around after school, Christine Brunelli ee her little world in a walkman with Kara Has- ell. Student Life 5