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

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Felicitous grins. Jennifer McDonald and date, Jeremiah Sullivan, Tracey Diohep, Christine Brunelli, and James Reardon share a few jokes over a bow! of pretzels. Just fooling around, Andrew Gildea and Car- Freshmen Joseph Grigelevich and Jamie Brochu lene Quaglia sit back and relax between dances. Seley as a pair on the underclassmen’s special night. Fr Soph Social 9

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Our Cafeteria? Astounding Transformation Who could believe that it was the same cafeteria? There had never been streamers, or foil “kissed”, or paper flow- ers on the wall during lunch! The night of the Fresnman Sophomore Social was a night of transformation all-around. Our once “lifeless” cafeteria glittered with Social decor, a simple dance seemed like an underclassman prom, and our classmates tossed aside Feehan garo to don fancy dresses and suits and ties. Between dashes from the tables to the dance floor, there was time to chat with friends, admire flowers, dresses, and dates, and snack on the quickly dimi- nishing bowls of popcom and pretzels. When they were tired of dancing, they could go stand in line for a photo- graphic souvenir of their evening. No, this was no ordinary night at Feehan, that was obvious enough. There were no meetings to attend, no upperclassmen to deal with, and in most cases, no homework to do! Every- one took advantage of the idea of the Social’s theme, “We Got Tonight”. As the first strains of the song reached the ears of those exhausted couples resting at the tables, the dance floor was once again filled, excitement filled the air, the BG was able to “Capture” the hearts of all. Dizzy with excitement of the evening, Melissa Noble and Neil Malik save their energy for the next song. 8 Fr Soph Social Enjoy! Andrea Richardson, Edward Foley, Doug- las Dobson, Amy Barca and date, and Steven Kelley trip the light fantastic.

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Welcoming students Cristin Almeida, Robert Gagne and friends are faculty members Sr. Mary Faith, Mr. Paul O’Boy, and Mr. Louis Gazzola. Wall to wall Feehanites, Mike Collin, Rosa Munoz, Gerardo Mandujario, Tina Perry, Christine Paradis, Maureen Burke, Tad Roediger, Brian Carroll, Debra Gamache, Sean McKeamey, John Dwyer, Sister Suzanne Beaudoin, Mark April, Pamela Harrop, Daniel Wheeler, Deborah Smith and Eric D’Entremont rock the night away in the Lantona Ballroom. Sharing a slow song together, Jason Reardan and Lisa Macksoud dance hand in hand. 10 Prom at Tuxedos were tailored, owns adored with lace. rom night had finally arrived and hundreds of students were ready to party, Many girls were fortunate enough fo have their dates arrive in chauffered limos, but, for others, Dad‘s Chevy would have to do. From the very start, we knew it was going to be a night of discovery. Finding the Lantana ballroom was hard enough, but trying to procure a parking space was harrowing. After entering the lounge and surviving the receiving ig a All Dressed Up and a Place To Go line, partygoers shuffled into the ballroom, collected their glass favors and started to party in Shamrock style. Devouring the meal of prime rib and potatoes was a scrumptious experience, though fhe general concensus was for Seer pizza! As the and, U.V.L., started to kick out the rock and roll numbers, the couples swarmed over the floor. A few slow songs and tender moments later, it was finally time for the rom queen to be chosen. ension grew, suspense was driving the young ladies d crazy until the winner was announced. Tears of happiness rolled down Queen Lisa Healy’s cheeks as she was crowned by her proud partner. The highlight of the oven for all immediately followed. Teenage couples grew affectionate as their prom theme, “All of My Love” by Led Zoprell was finally played. The dreaded moment unfortunately had arrived. It was time to close up shop and time for teens to head home. The prom was over but the memories would last forever.