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

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He’s been skating for two years! Thomas Stearns is airborne on his skateboard. So this is what they do on their free period! David Quinn, Bryan Mahoney, Guy Gammell, and Tony Dettore are just hacking around.

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Arms spread, Kieran Chapman performs the awesome “‘backward grip ride.” Pop Culture Hits Big! | Pec fads change with the wind. We’ve seen many in this decade. What about th e, Rubik’s Cube? Everyone had to have one! How many of you have a sticker collection stuffed away somewhere? Trends are hobbies that are fun and entertaining. What sport has twisted maneuvers that stop in mid-air? It’s the latest craze of freestyling. ““The attitude,” adds Kieran Chapman, “‘is fun and more fun, because it’s something to do, somewhere to go, and well... fun!’? Kieran has been doing this for a while. It’s very exciting! This must be a repeat of the past! Skateboarding has taken over once again. With “skate bashes” at Thomas Stearns’ house, this fad is in full swing. ‘““Skateboarders,” as they are called, like to perform where- ever they can. Parking lots, driveways, and malls all are targets Stunned by the flight of the hacky-sack are Kevin Sullivan and David Quinn. Also gawking at the little ball are Richard Moore, Robert Sullivan, Anthony Dettore, Andrew Thomas, and Bryan Mahoney. Defying gravity and intent upon staying airborne is Thomas Stearns. for the wheels of the board. Many skaters have the slogan, “skate or be stupid.”’ One such follower of this fad is Kevin Sullivan. He keeps a board handy in case of emergencies in the back of his car. Out of the blue comes the hackysack. This is the currently required fad. Probably the most portable sport ever, the sack is a small round leather bag filled with beans. The sport is played while ina circle of participants. You kick the ball with your heel or foot. Ask any hacker and they'll tell you that they’re dedicated to this hobby. These guys play during free period, — lunch, and any other free time they may have during the day. It is a very involved sport! Well ... Fads may come and fads may go, but the people who do them never do!

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Smiles and tears mix for Lisa Jacques as Master of Ceremonies, Todd J. Piantedosi, crowns her Prom Queen. This night was extra special for Lisa who had recently conquered a year-long illness. Reflecting on a once-in-a-lifetime night, Stephanie Davidson and Christopher Brady share the final dance of the evening. Oh my aching feet! Exhausted from dancing, Rebecca Hulbig relaxes in the elegant foyer of the Lantana. With the beat of their feet and a smile of their faces, Kristin Lessard and Michele Guerrier get down to the latest pop music. Prom 4 4 ‘