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

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Juniors Lose Their Head With Homecoming Spirit Homecoming didn't begin atnoon horns honking and students. - on October 20 for most students. It screaming on their way to Haywa rd began sometime around one a.m. Field. Homecoming eve, as the last bottle Soon after the game got of Pepsi was emptied, the last Dorito underway, Phantom Feehanite, munched, and the very last drop of Richard Basile made his spirited green paint added to class floats. appearance. Rick was more easily Enthusiastic yet exhausted, recognizable than Sister Faith, also students of every class sat back and wearing a Feehan sweatshirt and predicted first place. huge green sunglasses incognito. Twelve hours later, a line of Sister, however, rose to crown crawling autos successfully Cynthia Laba, Homecoming queen, disrupted noontime traffic half the atop the winning sophomore float. length of North Main Street. Fittingly, Shamrocks cleared Case Scattered among the cars were a from the field, insuring that the marching band, cheerleaders, two Homecoming dance that evening giant football players, alocomotive, | would be a victory celebration. and a stomping sneaker. The five Later in the afternoon, alumni minute ride stretched toanhourand gathered in the Religious Education a half. Slow speed was appropriate; | Center for a Mass, and stayed to drivers could barely see with kids chat with friends over refreshments. hanging out car windows, covering Soon after the last lights were car hoods, roofs and trunks. Like flickered off, the music could be tinsel tossed on a Christmas tree, heard from the cafeteria. The cars and people were adorned with evening was just getting started. green and white crepe paper streamers. Miraculously, these remained intact, in spite of stiff wind. Band music was lost in the din of J Se Homecoming Queen Cindy Laba battles brisk “jm autumn winds for her crown. i = , aN Girls! Girls! Girls! Seniors John Masterson, “It’s not easy bein’ green.”’ Sister Mary Faith Clinton Oxly, Ned Legare, David Darlington, turns to relate an exciting play. and Jack Battersby wear unusual Spook’em Day costumes. 23

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22 AGATEET FURL RE TNS Ete Jolly Green Giant-sized sneaker is proudly displayed by Lisa DiPietro, Janet Ringuette, and Kristen Gill. Doubly victorious, in the game and the float contest, this football player deserves a rest back at school. Junior ingenuity saves the day. We've all heard of headless ghosts riding horses, but trucks? Actually, this decapitated hulk wasn’t intentional: a low-hanging power line was its downfall. “Go, Green, Go,’’ shout enthusiastic freshmen Janet Ringuette and Georgette Bergh during the Homecoming parade. Hitching a ride on the Senior Express are float attendants Laurie Rehill, Cindy Laba, and Ann Spinale.

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