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

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Friendly football players Matthew Hanley, Michael Rogers, Mark Jones, Craig McMahon, James Tetreault, Anthony Dettore, and Michael Collins gladly wash a car for a customer. Modeling a sweater and shorts set for the large crowd is Jennifer Torpey. | didn't do it explains Mr. Gagnon. Mr. Wynne and James Parker thought he tried to serve uncooked sausage. Football players, Sean Coady, Paul Humphrey, Michael Ingram, Douglas Adamic, and David Jolin gladly serve hungry patrons. Fun-(d)-Raisers 15

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Fun-(d)- Where else can one find a pancake breakfast cooked by the football team? The Bishop Feehan Pancake Breakfast, where else? It’s a chance to raise the money and give students and teachers alike fun! “Four plates down, ninety-nine more to go!” yells Terry Humphrey, head chef at the football team’s annual Pancake breakfast and car wash. Does this sound like a bad combin- ation? This event raises more money at three dollars a plate (with Turtle Wax included) than any other school-sponsored “Fun(d)-raiser” . Would you trust your car to 42 football players wearing shorts, Sneakers, and aprons? Would you trust your stomach to eat bacon made by a coach holding a sponge and a garden hose? Despite the appearance, the Pancake Palace was filled with parents and teachers who ate to their hearts’ content while 14 Fun-(d)-Raiser Raisers their cars were scrubbed and polished until they sparkled. When it comes to style, Feehan’s got class. No other school can boast of an elegant “fun-raiser” fashion gala to introduce the newest line of spring designs by Whiting and Davis. Parents and faculty took on the role of prospective buyers as male and female students modeled clothes. Organized by Sister Ricarda , the show was one to be compared to the best professional fashion events. It demonstrated perfect etiquette in that each lady was es- corted to her seat by a tuxedoed gentleman. Mrs. Schensnol and faculty members prepared a beautiful buffet. Because of the unique dedication of students, teachers, and parents, this fundraiser guaranteed that Feehanites were very much in style. Another Feehan first! Male models, Bruce Gammell, William Bedard, Michael Maconi, Matthew McGuire, Steven Cochran, and Mark Lanzetta step out in style for the fashion show. Experienced model, Lora McNulty, proudly presents her outfit.

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As the rest of the chorus looks on, Renee Daneau finishes her solo with a voice that stuns the audience. Looking to Miss Saulnier for direction, the chorus pauses before they finish off their show. 16 Spring Tunes Sounds of Music Spring is a time to celebrate the end of the cold, gloomy days of win- ter. The flowers popping out of the ground, the buds bursting from the trees, and the sun shining warm on the earth fill people everywhere with joy. This elation is enough to make one burst with song. The chorus and concert band did just that, bring- ing the audience to its feet for the annual Spring Con- cert. One could swear that the flowers opened that day just to hear the student and adult chorus under the guidance of Miss Elaine Saulnier sing the captivating selections from “Hats” and “An Irish Blessing”. Even the birds sang along as Kevin Mag- uire held the audience spellbound with his solo “Simple Song” from Leonard Bernstein's Mass. Mr. Joseph Taylor, band director, gave life to the audience as he led the concert band through an upbeat version. of “Maniac” from Flashdance. This lively piece left the audience clapping their hands and dancing in the aisles. As always, the shining, professional sound of the Jazz Ensemble impressed all those sitting below. One couldn't help but tap his shoes, and sway in his seat to the rhythm of the entire performance. Everyone concluded later that night that the Spring Concert was indeed the best celebration of all. The Spring Concert was still in mint condition. Keeping an eye on the director, band members Deborah Harrin- gton, Stephanie Davidson and, Gilbert LaPointe play an upbeat melody.