Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology - Yearbook (East Boston, MA)

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THE SCHOOL GCOMMITNTEE OF THEY Gilly ORS B@Simaum AF is aN ON c Cecactet WH t Mei ile iD MARIO UMANA HARBOR SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY GUSTAVE A. ANGLIN HEADMASTER DOMENIC G. AMARA ASSISTANT HEADMASTER DEDICATION Dear Fellow Americans, We the Senior Class of the Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology, would like to join the rest of the country in showing our love and concern for you our fellow Americans. AS a unit we voted unaminously to make you our 1981 yearbook dedication. When you were first captured we along with the rest of the country were both saddened and angered. But, when word of your release came we were equally esthatic and relieved. We are just happy to know you are all back and safely reunited with your loved ones..... free at last! Thank you for making us so proud to be your fellow Americans. The best always to you and yours. Sincerely yours, ii air Clase off 7 81 The Senior Class of 1981 A copy of this letter was sent to each of the ex-hostages. 312 BORDER STREET «+ EAST BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02128 + 569-6280

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PS GUSTAVE ANGLIN, HEADMASTER MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS” To t he graduating seniors of the Mario Umana High School of Science and Technology, | take this oppurtunity to express my deep-felt gratitude for the sense of responsibility, brotherhood and academic commitment exhibited by your class. Your sense of responsibility was essential to maintaining our school spirit and safety. Your brotherhood was necessary to sustain new human relationships ahd academic commitment was vital to preparing you for the future tasks facing our nation. As Headmaster, | have watched this class face many obstacles successfully and | am encouraged by your determination to grasp science, math, the humanities and technological offerings we provided with enthusi- asm. As a team, teachers and students, together we have scored solidly in our goal of preparing you, the leadership of tomorrow. (ae Tomorrow’s technology will require the skills we have developed today, so with Godspeed face the future with : health, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.