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

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Following Dorothy, Marybeth McSally and her younger sister into the gymnasium to introduce the second majorette competition at Feehan are Christine Castro, Jan Kelly, Sue Corso, Rebecca Mulligan and Maura Neely. Oohing and aahing over the floorshow, the other It runs in the family. Young Shannon McSally squads are entertained while they anxiously await ractices to become a Majorette Captain just like their tum to perform. er big sister. 12 Majorette Competition

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After receiving the traditional bou quet from class president, Sergio Pedro, Lisa Healy beams with happiness as she is officially crowned prom queen. Queen and court, Paul Blackman, Livingston, Kathleen Kennedy are Julie Zurowski, Lori Bishop, Christ- applauded by the other prom go- opher Walsh, Queen Lisa Healy, — ers. Nicholas Riccio, escort, Donna Through the magical lookin lass of prom night walk Paul Basil, am Greene, Scott Heagney, Laura McLaughlin, and Michelle Porrecca. Prom 114

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Ina preciation for her endless help to prepare for the competition, Maura Neely presents a camation to Sister Jessica. é P ( e OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD Skipping off to see the Wizard, the Varsity majorettes and some “ritzy” Ju- nior Varsity majorettes began their sec- ond majorette competition. Held in the Bee Py NOOs UD on March 25, it attracted sixteen squads from as far away as Dennis-Yarmouth. With stuffed animals in hand for good luck, the varsity squad used the theme from the Wizard of Oz. They twirled to the music of the Broadway hit “The Wiz.” In addition, each girl portrayed a charac- ter from the movie. From the cowardly lion to Dorothy to the Good Witch, each majorette performed magnificently with the extra Prey and famous smile that is typical of a Varsity majorette. he Junior Varsity majorettes “Put on the Ritz” in glittering gold costumes. Im- presssing the judges as well as the audi- ence,they twirled to the top of their class defeating four other squads and eam- ing a trophy. hirling and spinning to catchy tunes, all of the other squads thrilled the audi- ence and judges with their expertise. Also placing at the top were Dennis- Yarmouth Varsity in the open class and Dartmouth in Class A. With the help of parents, friends, some stuffed animals, and moderator, Mrs. Brenda Loiselle, the event was a big success and an enjoyable experience. All of the majorettes went home with fond memories and many new friends. Pr Ee oes Proudly displaying their first place trophy for their division are Cheryl Reilly, Joanne Lallier, Cap- tion Cheryl Aguiar, Jennifer Lucas. Second row: Gayle Carney, Jennefer Gonsalves, Melanie Clark, Jennifer Valade, Pepa ae Maura Neely, Christine Castro, Marybeth Jan Kelly, Clutching their mascot for good luck, Cheryl Reilly hopes that the stuffed animal will help her CSally and performance. Majorette Competition 13