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

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One April Evening in Attleboro ... Fabulous Fundraising Fashions Yves St. Laurent and Christian Dior would have been jealous. The ninth an- nual Spring Fashion Show seemed like a glamorous April evening in Paris, and was equally comparable to any show New York has ever seen. “The Wishing Well” provided the cavalcade of style as Feehan’s simple cafeteria was trars- formed into a walkway of fashion. Who needs Christie Brinkley or Chery! Tiegs? Feehan had its own stars. “Celeb- rities,”” such as Jayne Falugo, Ellen Dion, Nancy Bray, Donna Livingston, Debra Cavalieri and Shaaron Wishnevsky, added a special sparkle and an extra touch of class as models for the “fashionable” event. Sister Ricarda Wobby co-ordinated the evening beautifully, providing her guests with fabulous fashions, delicious refreshments of pastry, Dunch, wine and cheese, and a raffle of ten luncheons that added to the fund-raising. It is rumored that this glamorous even- ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all who came to see our models, those who nibbled on the refreshments as they watched the show, and even those who arrived “fashionably late!” With dramatic style and poise, Ellen Dion ten that ruffles and springtime go hand-in- and. Fashion Show 15

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Creating ‘‘munchie” masterpieces isn't an easy job. Mrs. Schensenol oversees the venture Do stripes really make you look taller? With a twirl and a smile, Jayne Falugo sporsa with an experienced eye as Mrs. Frances Eastman Shaaron Wishnevsky, daughter of the owners of casual suit amid the greenery of the walkway. and daughter Kristine help. “The Wishing Well”, lets the audience decide. ag? h 1) hy YU 4 Grinning with a sly smile that could rival the Mona Lisa’s, Donna Livingston models yet another provides the music for the march of the models. “Wishing Well” fashion. Displaying musical “style”, Monica Cisternelli Co-ordinator of the evening, Sister Ricarda Wobby, serves first-class refreshments, including wine and cheese, with the help of Mrs. Rena Gor- don and Todd Connors. 144 Fashion Show

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Knockin’ ’em dead, the orphans, Pepper (Maria Castro), July (Tina Perry), Kate (Cheryl Riley), Duffy (Laurie Simoneau), and Tessie (Michelle Fisk), dance their way into fame. Reluctant runaway, Annie (Amy Cronin) is re- strained by the cold-hearted Miss Hannigan (Brenda Cullen). Miracles! Freshman Brian DeCubellis is trans- formed into Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks at the hands of artistic Director Mr. Alan Ksen and assis- tant Tina Perry. Huddling against the cold, Hoovervillites, Peg- y (Sara Lensch), Sophie (Christine LaSala), Eddie [Ro ert Cord), and Irma (Christine McCarthy), and Annie share a scant meal. 16 Annie