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

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Sharing an award and a smile at their last Sports Award Banquet are seniors Lori Jones and Melissa Andrews. Accustomed to this spot, Donna Pelletier receives an award from Coach Michael Kraemer. Donna has been on the track and frequented the podium for the last three years, but her senior season proved to be the best. 20 Athletic Banquet

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| i | Students aren't the only ones who have that win- ning style proves Mrs. Joanne O’Boy as she models }a green figured silk print. ane m aw even in one blow! Seven models show off seven lazzling outfits packed into one display. The models re Suzanne Lamarre, Julie Levis, Kara Haskell, Julie Dispiaying the musical talent that earned him the organist’s position for the Pawtucket Red Sox, Jo- seph Carvalho plays his heart out for the annual Fashion Show with Mom by his side. Pinsonnault, Richard Rossi, Michelle Gagnon and John Mcintyre. Fashion Show Hoors Fans From rags to riches, Talbots of Provi- dence brought oohs and aahs to the de- votees of this spring’s Fashion Show as they watched tke new line of clothing so tastefully displayed at the Elk’s Lodge Golden Antler Room in South Attleboro. Student gentlemen escorted down the ramp model after model vested in all styles from elegant evening gowns to ca- sual mini-skirts. Light sweaters, blouses, cotton pants, scarves and other accesso- ries were among the top-choice items for this season’s mode. Coordinated by Sister Ricarda Wobby and narrated by Mrs. Joan Centazzo, the show was a smashing success. Without the help of volunteering students, parents and faculty, the Fashion Show would have lacked one key element — glamour. Ta- bles were set, a beautiful buffet dinner was prepared, and hors d’oeuvres were distributed by generous service. Attleboro High School’s home economics class de- served notable praise for their contribu- tions of gourmet pastries and desserts. What a delectable array of food! Setting the mood, Joseph Carvalho en- hanced the atmosphere with a lively pi- ano accompaniment. Many door prizes were awarded to the patrons of the Fash- ion Show. For starters, all who attended received a complimentary ten percent discount from Talbots. A jogging suit, a Cross pen, and a leather pocketbook from Whiting and Davis as well as various gift certifi- cates for local restaurants and hair salons followed with drawings from a huge raf- fle. Possibly one of the most envied prizes was a gigantic fruit basket filled with an incredible assortment of French wines and cheeses won by Mrs. Schensnol’s daugh- ter, Cathy. All of these exquisite gifts were generously donated to the show from the many stores and restaurants in the Attle- boro area. The enthusiasm aand excitement shared by all was cause enough for the social and economic benefits of the project. Surrounded by friends, elegance and deli- cious food, one couldn’t help but feel an incredible urge to go shopping! Fashion Show 19

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Athletes’ Night of Glory Red-checked tablecloths draped the lunch tables of the silent cafeteria. Dinner- ware lay at each setting awaiting the chicken pot pies and tomato juice that were characteristic of a very special meal about to begin. An unoccupied podium stood tall in the center bearing Feehan’s emblem. Suddenly the doors of the cafeteria burst open and in poured parents, teach- ers and student-athletes — excited, ner- vous and eager to see what surprises the evening had in store for them. The tables filled, dinner was served, and Mr. O’Boy approached the podium. “Welcome to the 1987 Sports Award Banquet.” As the athletic director put it, “The Sports Award Banquet is the only annual event which brings together all of Feehan’s finest athletes to honor their abilities and contributions to the school and to announce their plans for the fu- ture.” Applause followed his welcome ad- dress and the ceremonies began. One coach after another stood at the podium to award letters and certificates of distinc- tion to almost every member of the team. As students rose to receive their awards, parents proudly snapped pictures of their sons and daughters. Yet, no parents were prouder than Mr. and Mrs. Dobson when their son received the most coveted of awards, the Gary Flynn Memorial Trophy. Douglas was honored as the athlete who demonstrated both leadership and aca- demic ability. Another very special award was deliv- ered this night in memory of a man who devoted his life to Feehan. Robert Dow- narowicz presented his father’s grant, the Walter Downarowicz Memorial Fund to Kevin McAdams in honor of the leader- ship and spirit he provided for the hockey team. When the applause died down, the cameras stopped flashing and all the awards had been handed out, parents proudly hugged their children, students quietly congratulated their friends and the athletes looked gratefully at their coaches. It was a night of recognition for all who have dedicated themselves to the fine athletic tradition at Feehan. Behind the back pass from coach Leo Charron to Michael Bonczek. Mike received a certificate for sol- id court play behind the back of Mr. Paul O’Boy. Men for all seasons. Vice-principal, athletic direc- tor, head football coach, and teacher Paul O’Boy hands Terrance Humphrey an award for football. Terry could also be seen on the spring track team. Ena of the evening standing ovation for all the ath- letes. Applause emanates from Kerri Ciccone, Cheryl Allen, Melanie O’Connor, Anna Bousquet, Shawn Slade, Pia Sarro, James Breen, David Jolin, Thomas Bi- beault, Dawn Sousa, Amanda Fetter, Jacquelyn Doo- ley and William Flanagan. Athletic Banquet 21