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

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“I may not be ‘sweet sixteen’ but | sure am beautiful”, teases Sister Pat Harrington while Ellan Cronan, Mr. Olen Kalkus, and Mr. Alan Kazarian sing the background vocals. Leading the pack, Leslie McCarron sets the stride for fellow volleyball comrades, Laura Maxwell, Lise Debatis, and Paula DeYoung. Maintaining high cheerleader standards, Steve Felici gives arah!! rah!! for his favorite team during powder puff practice. 27

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26 Last minute float work finds Glenn Leman and Ellen Cronan discovering that two pairs of hands are better than one. GETTING YOUR Practice makes perfect or so they say! Those that must practice after school might also add that it makes for weary bones and aching muscles. Practices enabled team members and after school enthusiasts time to strike up a Camaraderie with many of their peers. Coaches and moderators saw it as atime to promote improvement. All practices did not entail strenuous workouts and rigorous training. Those preparing for powder puff football soon found out that all they needed was a good sense of humor and an even better set of knee pads. Inspiration for the Big Event Basketball practice can be painful if hands are tired and sore. Debbie Schmidt takes precautionary measures and bandages her fingers before working out. ACT TOGETHER rehearsals was generated by eager amateur song and dance men who longed to turn professional. Some however, did get their chance to turn professional when cast recruiting began for the spring musical, Once. Upon a Mattress. All cast members resigned themselves to the four hour practices as they strove to memorize and perfect their dance steps. Everyday after two o'clock, the field, gymnasium, auditorium and band room are all being utilized. In the back of their minds, these after school enthusiasts must believe that practice does indeed make perfect!

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28 “, . .hop, hop, hop.” Kathleen Battersby leads the bunny hop as her father, Mary Wassil, Karen Witherell, Linda St. Hilaire and Mary Beckett follow. Dancing to “Daddy’s Little Girl” are Mr. Morrissey and Deborah, Mr. Schmidt and Debra, Mr. Lambert and Christine, Mr. Giansante and Lilliana. Reigning nervously over the Father-Daughter Dance are Mary Ellen Gillis and dad.