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Future Feehanite musician, Kerri, plays a duet with her older sister, Laurie Simoneau. Songs of Spring — Music to the Far Music, music, music — who would not be captivated by the music of spring- time at Feehan? May first brought our annual spring concert. The theme of the concert “Come sing your songs of life,” was evident. Peppy tunes from “Cabaret” and old rock sounds of the fifties thrilled the large crowd. Darren Henault’s rendition of the soliloquy from “Carousel” and Lori Boucher’s touching solo, “Memories” captured the hearts of the audience. Showing the results of their many practice sessions, the jazz band charmed the crowd with the haunt- ing strains of ‘Still.’ They electrified them with the sounds of Chuck Corea and the lovely “Evergreen.” After the chorus and band had been rockin’ in the auditorium, the following week, the Religious Education Center was full of proud parents awaiting their daughters’ performance in the Parlor Recital. Organized and directed by the multi-talented Miss Elaine Saulnier, vocally and musically talented students collected all of their nerves to perform alone for the small but attentive audi- ence. The sounds of such songs as “Don’t cry out loud” and “Turn, turn, turn” soothed both performers and listeners. Pianists, Kelley Cocuzzo, Monica Cis- ternelli and Esther Caran tickled the ivor- ies with classical sonatas. Singers, Lori Boucher, Laurie Simoneau, Kristen Feli- ci, Darcie Harris and Christine Lascala didn’t crack one note as they imitated their favorite singers and tunes. So instead of going to some faroff hills for the sound of music, we find it rolling from one end of the campus to the other. Spring without music at Feehan — that’s incredible! 20 Spring Music Student-faculty accompanists are director, Miss Elaine Saulnier and Monica Cisternelli. Vocalists in the front row are: Sister Carolanne Theroux, Mau- reen Bibeault, Jeanmarie Ahearn, Debra Riley, Pamela Pratt, Terry Leaton, Joanne Valade, Tracey Kelly, Diane Sapita. Second row: Mrs. Murphy, Sister Evangela McAleer, Sister Juliette Collignon, Sister Rose Marie Rocha, Sister Helen Burke, Bonnie Rig- by, Kathy Zern, Marie DelGrasso. Third row: Kristen Felici, Darcie Harris, Lori Boucher, Michelle Boucher, Colleen Kelly, Amy Compton, Robin Achin, Kenny Olsen, Donna Leedham, Jennie 2: i iene Adams, Christine Lasala, Laurie Simoneau, Carol Pratt, Deborah Reiley. Fourth row: Mrs. Donna Dil- lon, Mrs. Jean Petit, Sister Sheila Hurley, Sister Suzanne Beaudoin, Sister Diane Roncarati, Mrs. Ruth Bendickson, Sister Rose Angela McLellan, Mrs. Jean Boucher, Sister Alice Fontaine, Tesha Chavier, Pamela Harrop. Back row: David Reynolds, Mark April, Bailey Long, Darren Henault, Robert Nicastro, Derrick Aubin, Mr. Paul Murphy, Mr. Anthony Anzivi- no, Mr. Don Brannigan, Mr. George Casey, Mr. James Taylor, Mr. David Mclnerney.
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Highlighting the evening, senior class president, “Just one more mouthful!” Karen Flynn tempts Jonathan Doyle, crowns reigning prom Queen her date and Margaret Servais with a delectable Debra Penta. dish. Prepared for some fancy footwork on the dance — Joy at being elected to the prom court is evident in floor, Robert Gagne and Christopher DiFillipo tote the smiles of Alan Jordan, Sharon Wishnevsky, their favorite footwear into the prom. Shawn Cunningham, Queen Debra Penta and her date, Janet Ringuette, Thomas McNulty, Marthe- Anne Healey and Patrick Lynch. Prom 19
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Classical strains flow from Esther Caran’s musical Debussey’s Sonata is skillfully rendered by Monica At the Spring Parlor recital, Darcie Harris charms fingers. Cisternelli. her listeners. %™ Confusion of tune up time reigns as Raymond Tondreau, Gilbert Lapointe, Cindee Gagnon, Michelle Pasquerose, Pamela Pratt, Michael Holmes, Colleen Kelly and Joseph MacDongald tune their instruments. Bursting with enthusiasm, Robert Nicastro belts out the lyrics to “Rockin Robin,’ accompanied by Robin Achin, Henny Olson, Pamela Pratt and Terry Leston. Spring Music 21
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