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.BFHS99.com. www ¢ -of rAstsAck! o- ‘ays al'e Hers coe read | Sets naiieg a PAtencK! Nall | U a fhe coal hes caurt fie. YoriAB)H ot O enin 5 yy io Now's Student Life Pe Our ELome Page People 54 Member Directory | irentde: PeaaereKl eS Academics ca 110 ‘Dowaloading Information Activities 130 Fochan Interuchive AS, PAee; 2 eMpee h( ee’s ae ene te AF ae be s ay ae seek te easvst www.BFHS99 EMBARHASSING MOLMENTS 1999 Flashback Bishop Feehan High School 70 Holcott Drive Attleboro, MA 02703 Phone: (508)226-6223 Enrollment: 861 Dominant: Kevin Sullivan, Hilary Clarcq, Kellie Shaugfnessy, Mary Ann Barros, Rajeev Chaudhry. eft side (top): Natalie Stokes, Tracy Stella. (Mid) Catherine Servant. (Bottom) Jessica Sims, and Caitlin Joyce. This search is all about our people! Lisa Augusto, Ryan McManus, Mark Carges, Jennifer Viveiros, and Marisa Bell start the new year off with broad smiles. 1999 Flashback Category Matches (1-1) www.BFHS99.com Fee ete oomh y e Besrwen, Me wige expe tee tre MEESME eter Me teed am PRR Dial in, log on, and search Feehan’s er, has not changed our identity or website. From the Feehan family to our core values. Although we have the latest technology, it all appears become more concerned with tech- here at Bishop Feehan. A mixture nology, we still mantain our spiritual of the newest advances and tradi- awareness. Many people believe tional love make Feehan the great that technology desensitizes and iso- home that it is. lates people, but here nothing could Over our four years, we have be further from the truth. Our witnessed many school has remained J Q changes at Feehan. the loving, nurturing When we seniors be- environment it has gan our high school always been. Wheth- HF careers, the computer we are celebrating er room existed in a basketball game or 099 and contained pulling together dur- barely thirty compu- ing times of crisis, ters. Now, as our the Feehan commu- journey comes to an end, the entire nity fosters and maintains a strong Media Center is full of technology. bond. This bond, along with the When we were freshman and having friendships we have created and the problems with our assignments, our lessons we have learned, has helped teachers said, ‘‘Check the library.” all of us to realize our full potential. Now when we have a problem, our As we set out to apply this potential teachers say, “Try searching the in our rapidly changing society, we web.”’ If we miss a day of school, know that we will forever carry in the new technology at Feehan en- our hearts the true meaning of love, ables us to check our homework on friendship, and family, as it has been the web or even write an e-mail to taught to us at Bishop Feehan. our teachers. In every class, from Thomas Principe English to theology, technology is Editor-in-Chief utilized every day. Every year, Feehan adapts more and more technology; this, howev- New Search We're #1, Matthew O’Dette, Luke Connolly, Mike McManus, Matthew Merriam, Jessica Mooney, Lauren Watner, Nick Coggeshall, Christopher Casey, Brendan Hodge, show off their Feehan spirit after the cookout. r eiBackas| Student Life Opening Student Life Category Matches(1-1) Our Home Page It is obvious that the world has become program relies both on the inherent increasingly technological in recent acting talents of many students to act years. We live in a "computer age” in the productions and modern elec- where much of what we do is bigger tronic equipment to run the lights and and better because of advanced tech- sound on stage. nology. Film and art are enhanced by While technology and progress is an computer graphics. Music is remixed important part of life, students still and remodulated be- seem to find time to go fore it hits the charts. to traditional activities Here at Bishop such as dances, foot- Feehan, we too, have ball rallies, and other been touched by the activities that promote miracle of technology, friendship and school yet we still retain the spirit. With the combi- beauty of what people nation of new ideas can create and ex- and old traditions in perience with their student life, as well as own hands. academics, Feehan stu- While finding technology useful in dents are certain to be well prepared many areas of life, students still take for graduation and the big world out- the time to displayed their instrumen- side the grounds of Bishop Feehan. tal talent, minus the remixing, at the — Lindsey Ellis Feehan Follies. The celebration of the Student Life Editor arts combines good old sketching with modern computer-generated images. At the Feehan Follies, students sang, told jokes, or played on modern elec- tric guitars and basses. The theater New Search Student Life Opening errific Talent he ‘‘Feehan Follies’ are a showcase of talent from all aspects of the Feehan community. This talent has included everything from music to dancing to comedy. This year, master of ceremonies Kevin Costello kept the crowd on their feet between acts and moved the show along nicely, while Meredith Burgess’s ballet performance and Michelle Blanchette’s singing of Jewel’s ‘‘Foolish games’’ awed the audience. Marcus Scigliano and Chris Lopes performed a lip synch to the Blues Brothers that brought laughs from all the folks watching. And let’s not forget our talented faculty performers, Mr. Umoh on the drums, and Mr. Grant and Mr. Bowen on guitar. At the end of the night, students and faculty had an appreciation for other people’s talent and an insight into how much effort many students at Feehan put into developing their own special gifts. — Christopher Casey Clockwise from top left: All that Jazz! Damien Cuce and friends get the crowd swinging... Who’s onf irst? Christopher Taylor had the audience rolling in the aisles... The beat of a different drummer, Mr. Umoh rallies the crowd with his unique musical style...Sweet Harmony, Brent Osborne and Tony Calabro combine their musical talents...Let’s give it up! The master of ceremonies Mare Scigliano introduces the newt act...Musical Nomads, Austin Applegate, Jared Fredette, and Justin Routhier share with Feehan the amazing sounds of “Caravan’. 6 Student Life