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

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Queen Agravain, Deborah O'Donnell scolds a disguised Lady Larkin, Keren Bendiksen, as Minstrel Peter Blais tries to help her escape. Robert Bergh, Sir Harry, has his own problem with Lucille Sauvé, Lady Mabelle. Knights of old, Laurence LaPlant, William Walsh, Mark Paquette, Theodore LaPlant and Raymond Boucher assemble for the royal Ball. ‘ a “Latest from Sears and Roebuck,” Diane Seconds tick away for princess number Partner in crime, Court Jester Peter Cote assures the would-be-princess Monique twelve as the evil wizard Paul Amirault asks Tedeschi, realizes he needs his pals and they Lareau of the beauty of her gown. the impossible question, ‘‘What was the need him during, ‘The King, the Jester, and middle name of the daughter inlaw...” es

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Ladies in waiting Robin Castagnola, Michele Mute King Sextimus, David Paquette, has Lareau, Lucille Sauve, Cindy Sandland, Lisa Bendiksen, Linda Lewis, Diane Cote sing of trouble explaining the birds and the bees to Jordan, Sue lacono, Katherine Cronin, Keren their ‘opening for a princess.” naive son, Dauntless, played by John Motyl. PRINCESSES AND PEAS ROMP THROUGH SPRING MUSICAL “Many moons ago, in a far-off upstage, he was greeted with frantic place...’ Newcomers to the stage waving. The next night, a huge sign emerged, were directed by Mr. lettered in red lipstick met his eye. Albert Cremins, Sister Marialyn Riley By the third night, Mr. Haskins, and musical director, Kay Sapita. technical director, was asking, The stage was set, the costumes “What’s next?’ Anxiously, he saw a designed and sewn, makeup mounting human pyramid rise in the applied, the spotlight beaming. wings. As it caught John’s eye, he Within two months, these actors came close to laughter, but created a fairy-tale kingdom where somehow managed to keep his love and laughter prevailed; a professional cool throughout the kingdom of knights in shining armor, play. and courtly ladies-in-waiting, ruled ‘Fred,’ ashy wet princess, by a mute king, played by David played by Monique Lareau, Paquette, an overbearing queen, appeared from the ‘‘Swamps of Deborah O’Donnell, and a naive Home’ to win the Prince’s heart for prince maturing to manhood, John a ‘‘Happily ever after’’ ending. Such Motyl. It was a kingdom of wizards, is the closing for most fairy tales, but minstrels and jesters, of greatfeasts the story hasn’t ended. Though and balls. Yet in the play world, they make-up has been removed, shared a dilemma. No one might costumes stored away, the stage wed until a princess forthe kingdom cleared and darkened, the spirit was found. lives beyond April 5, 6, 7 in the Things went not so smoothly for hearts and memories of all who some of the actors, either. As John experienced it. Motyl romped through his song, ‘I’m “Oh life is grand! It’s very in Love with a Girl Named Fred,’ interesting, we think, we know, It’s half of the cast backstage planned very interesting. Thank-you humorous antics for his benefit. On Princess, and Princess, we love you the first night, as John spun so!” In a pinch, kitchen wench Deborah Shea is chased by King Sextimus.

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10 Rock around the clock — Freshmen and Sophomores, Yvonne Gunning, Gerald Lavallee, Sister Suzanne, Jennifer Wims, Michael Sladen, and Peter Tedeschi swing into the social. Living and laughing it up at the Freshmen- Sophomore social are John Julius, Tricia Cronin, Maria Arciero, Charles Julius, Willian Kirby, and Donna Pedro along with Marc Laliberte and Debra Fales. Fancy footwork is exhibited as Sister Ricarda Wobby leads Susan Dulude, Marybeth Ciallella, Jennifer Cook, Colleen Cunningham, Mr. Boutiette and daughter - Donna at the Father-Daughter Dance.