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

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Logical Math Orders Past, Present, And Future From Archimedes to Einstein to Mission Control in Houston, math has played a vital role in man’s progress. Realizing this, Feehan’s math department offers an enriched program to suit a wide ability range of students. Business math, basic algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, introductory calculus and number theory are the major course offerings. Heading the department is S.M. Therese, assisted by S.M. Virginia, S.Mary Cahill, S.M. Donna, Mr. Thomas Maccarone, and Mr. Paul Lavigne. ida “We love you, too!’’ class responds as Leo Clark shows that hearts are tops, even in Math. Top: “I know there must be an answer somewhere,” insists Stephen Desjardins. Center: Inevitably, Michael Zito will come up with a correct, logical solution, no matter how complex the problem. 18

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Below: “Veni, vidi, vici, well almost conquered,” sighs Rose Mary Proulx and Margaret Gauteri in S.M. Elizabeth’s Latin class. Right: Exchanging French jokes are Mrs. Monique Marvelle, Lenore Turley, and Mary Ellen Tetreault. Sideburns were shorter, skirts longer , when seniors took Elmo Finocchi, Daniel Kiley, Deborah Downes, Christine Latin I! In the foreground are Leo Clark, Stephen Doran, Davignon, and Michael Bonneau. 17

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Above: ‘‘Math classes and candy store mix well in Feehan’s favorite Sister Mary Virginia’s program,’’ attests Paula Vaillancourt. Left: Challenged by Sister Mary Therese, department head, James Grenier, Timothy Doran, and Gregory Hinski have met their match. Below: Fascinated by any type of math, Arthur Plante peruses a current math magazine.