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

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Punk rock rolls out through the kinky talents of Timothy Hall. Can you believe it? It’s Vice-Principal Mr. O’Boy doing an impression of student James Sweeney. Who is that gorgeous blonde? It’s Sister Patricia Harrington dancing her heart out with host, Brian Lynch! What famous musicians are these? None other than Mark Diamond and John Masterson playing out their rock and roll fantasies! Big Event 15

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Demonstrating his humorous qualities, David Nazarian takes over the role of “The Big Fig’ as only he can. Dancing to the crowd’s delight, Clinton Oxley and Lee Ann McKenna humorize with pantomime. CALLING ALL PIGS, FIGS, AND HAMS... Pssst! Quiet! Where are my dancing shoes? Who’s next? Are the lights off? These are all the sounds which echoed backstage. But when the lights came on promptly at 7:11, the 1980's Big Event began with a flourish. As the students entered the auditorium, they were ‘“‘gallantly”’ escorted by David Pinsonneault and James Wynne, dressed in suit coats, ties. . .and gym shorts. The show was filled with comical acts. A fun-filled, exciting atmosphere was enhanced by co- 14 Big Event hosts Clinton Oxley (Uncle Clinty) and Brian (Briggs) Lynch. Do you know what animals are? No, they are not students trying to get to Senior Lunch first. The ‘‘animals’’ were a ‘minute movie,’’ performed by several student council members impersonating animals. A swarm of bees (Buzzz), aherd of cows (Moo) and pigs (oink, oink) were presented with straight faces. . We were all ‘‘privileged’’ to hear Ned Legare vocalize ‘I’m Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover,’’ while Michael Healey played the drums on his head. Real tongue in cheek humor was presented tastefully in the taste bud act. Besides comedy, the Big Event “showed off” talented people: Paula Monihan, Christine Lambert, Keren Bendikson, and Jack Battersby shared a song. Throughout the show, Lee Ann McKenna exhi bited her special talents, pantomime, and playing the flute. Finally, the Big Event ended ona warm note as Lisa Jordan and her dad sang a special song titled “Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers,’’ containing a moving message about family. The Big Event was successful, fun, and a refreshing change from the school routine.

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Thursday Night Fever — Peter Gifts for m’lady — class president Tedeschi and Yvonne Gunning step tothe Edward Legare presents roses to sounds of Ambassador. the queen, Denise Johnston. Queen’s court: Katherine Mandolfi and date, Jennifer Ashe, and date, Queen Denise Johnson and escort, Roxanne Allen and Dave Pratt, Christopher Maslin and Maureen Castro, Diane Morrisey and Phinheas Barnes. “Now here comes the choo-choo,”’ teases Denise Ronhock, as her date samples the succulent stuffed chicken. 16 Prom