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

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Girls a hit with their dads P for proper, R for romantic, O for optimistic, and M for mucho gusto. Put it all together and you get PROM! Every girl awaited the arrival of her date with his tie and tails. They arrived at last and were met by the beaming chaperones before receiving their favors from S.M. Faith. White table cloths and centerpieces of freshly picked flowers helped to create a mood of elegance. The pace quickened as couples took to the floor to waltz, bump and hustle. A mixture of cool composures and jiddering stomachs could be found in the always crowded ladies’ room where the girls gabbed while the boys nervously awaited picture taking. More dancing and socializing before the stroke of twelve summoned the reluctant couples to depart bringing with them the memories of an evening of elegance. Above: “What you don’t eat Ill be glad to devour”, quips Terrance Buckley to Margaret Otrando as they walk through the buffet line at the prom which was held at the Venus de Milo. Above: Getting up to dance are Melissa Johnston and Above: “You never told me I’d have to stand up here in front of all these people,” her escort who hope that others will soon join in the whispers Ron Lemonde to Rae Ann Gilmore as they anxiously await the announcement fun. of the other members of the court. 28

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Above: Quill and Scroll members, seated: Donna Laliberte, Dolores McDonagh, Teresa Castro, Julie Patch. Standing: Thomas Blythe, Timothy Wheelock, Dirk Belt, Judith O’Neil. Right, National Merit Winners: Thomas Blyth, Donna Laliberte. Below, Spanish Honor Society, seated: Sister Pauline Lebel, Joanne ee es, he weee ge a os . ea ee at ee “oe Needham, Marianne Bahr, Lisa Farinacci, Judy Direnzo. Standing: Richard LaPointe, Michael Germaine, Roxanne Desjardins, Susan Robinson, Nancy Easko, Lisa Donnelly, Christine Vincent, Michele Roberge, Joanne Savoie, Nancy Sibilia, Cathy La Rose, Carol Moore. Bina, 27 ,

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Below: Holding the roses, Queen Julie Iwuc stands with her proud king as they wait for the music to begin the Grand March. Below: Having merited the titles of king and queen for the night, Mary Jane Martin and her proud dad lead the parade of fathers and daughters around the dance floor. Above: “Front, back, hop, hop, hop.” The more the merrier realize Annette Piette, Sharon Hardrow, Lori Morill, Janice Bagley, Susan Richardson, Mr. Richardson, Michele Nadeem, Diane Langevin, Theresa Castro and Mr. Castro. Above: “Put your right foot in and take your left one out,” explains Julie Duquette as she tries to teach her father a popular dance. 29