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

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New worlds are revealed to Joseph Lambert as he surveys the sky through a telescope in astronomy class. Absorbed in the oscilloscope, Gary Sienko, Russell Silva, and Alvin Wilson are also in- tent on Mr. Santonastaso’s explanations. Industrious Physics students, Philip Sibilia and Felipe Dabdoub, make use of valuable time as they absorb the concept of momentum. “Eggs?’’ No, it’s the path of the earth around the sun as shown on the oscilloscope grid in Physics class. 24

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Science-Alpha and Kohoutek Broadening the depths of the mind became the aim of an experi- mental program introduced by Mr. Santonastaso. Biofeedback ma- chines helped students to achieve Alpha, a heightened state of aware- ness. With the machine they learned to relax and enter into a higher state of consciousness. The science of Biology, Physics and Chemistry captivated students with age-old theories. The astronomy class kept watch for a comet mov- ing through the sky. Feehan’s sci- entists discovered how complex the universe is. Intensely watching for the outcome of the “Blinky” time-motion experiment are Lisa Kupstas, Mary Jane Bogdanowicz and Jo- seph Lambert. “Birds’-eye view of biology’’—Maureen Hussey and Beverly Turgeon investigate the small universe in a drop of pond water. Best part of biology—experimentation. At top right, Raymond Naughton prepares a slide. At lower right, Bradley Baldwin slips one into position. Eel | 25