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

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Charming Chester Quingle (Robert Nicastro) declares his true love for Daisy (Amy Barca). Singing the blues. Karla Fox, Lori Simoneau and Kelly Reed stop their dusting and cleaning to harmonize. Despairing Daisy — about to lose Chester and forced to accept Archibald, Daisy is devastated. “Is my lipstick smudged?” Sally Crossbury pops her perennial question to Archibald. Fireman Save My Child 15

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Melodrama Villain in a trap? Archibald Quingle (Brian De Cubellis) is caught between unwanted attentions of (Marianne Norton) and the frustrations of Mary Lawson (Jean Ahern). 14 Fireman Save My Child “Fireman save my child!,” these words screeched out by Sally Crossbury (Marianne Norton) titled the FTC’s winter production of 1985. This show truly tested the performers’ ability to concentrate, for the audience sat a mere five feet from the actors upon the stage. A deviation from the actual script, the outcome was enhanced by the actors’ and director's creation of characters, song, and dance. This resulted in a ninety-minute musical-melodrama-comedy-spoof. The story revolved around the love between Daisy Dorrance (Amy Barca) and her future husband Chester Quingle (Robert Nicastro). However, Chester's evil brother, Archibald Quingle, (Brian DeCubellis) devises a sinister plan in hopes of possessing Daisy himself. Yet, in the end, to the delight of the audience and the despair of Archibald, good wins out over evil and Archibald’s plans are “foiled again.” The cast and crew really had a great time preparing for this show. From the auditions to the last minute set construction, everyone worked together to make it terrific. In the unforgettable ending of the show — “Fireman Save My Chi'l ... Da,” Sally’s great concern for her “child” has been centered on her cat! Ballerinas, Linda Hudson, Diane Sweeney, Pamela Mulcahy, Kerry Corrigan, Missy Gammell, Julie Silvernail, Shilpa Shroff, Valerie Brunell and Katrina Brooks rest between the acts. Biking with Bing and Bong (James Holmes and Timothy Reilly). Their camera captured the evidence against the villain.

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Leading the pack after the first mile are Bruce Tondreau, Patricia Murphy, Sharon Carroll, Susan Fournier, Beth Hayes, Katie Keough, and Sharon Breault. Everyone’s favorite funny-man, Mr. Servant, finish- Exhausted but still eager are Matthew Ahearn, Ready to meet the tired walkers with a little ing his seventh mile is eager to go all the way.Close Michael Egizio, Roland Dion, Peter Carvelli, Julie refreshment are Mrs. Hastry, Mrs. Vinciguerra, anc behind follows Sean Bessette. Meomartino, Diane Pedro, James Reardon, Mrs. Schensnol. Jonathan Palin, Thomas Dolan, Glenn Dufault, and Jeff Powell. Checkers are Mrs. Anne Meloni and 16 Walk-a-Thon Mariclare Wolfram.