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

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Lucy Veiga, Margarita Reyes, and Tara Hicks are preparing for CPR. Mr. Arangio is presented with the “Umana” mannequin. “The Science Fair” My, “Science ‘87’’ was fun! Students were eager, imaginative, workers, patient, curious and deter- mined. They were also relaxed and just a bit laid back enough to kume good producers. As you know, we started in good time, just before Christ- mas break. That meant that we were not hurried and spastic about reaching the deadlines. The job of coordinating things was demading but everyone Pei Lee Szeto and Marguarita Reyes begin mouth-to-mouth resecitation. Dr. Bowens dispenses test tubes for a lab experiment in Med Tech. tm i Armen ALCOKOL DETER Li Sue and Dr. Bowens are at the city-wide Science Fair. pitched in to carry the load so things got done. We have thanked many of the staff members who vol- unteered their support, but we probably were not generous enough in extending thanks to all of the students. They were magnificent, and already we are hearing about expansion plans students have for next year’s fair. That’s wonderful and over the sum- mer I’m certain that enthusiasm will remain to get things going for “Science 88.” EN wT

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“Med Tech” The month of March was exciting because of all 10th, 11th and 12th grade students in the “Med. Tech.” were busily engaged in getting CPR certifi- cation. Sixty-nine students were certified and one of them save her baby’s life two week’s after the course ended. It is always a high in the school year when a student achieves a hard deserved goal and saves a life at the same time. Sometimes we struggle through the lessons but re- wards are sweet when high student achievement is the end result Funds became available to purchase another mannequin for CPR training. A presenta- tion was made to Mr. Arangio to say, “Thank you.” + Ft FF FF OF

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The aviation program began in 1984 at the UMANA. This unique curriculum offers the students an introduction to the field of aero- nautical science. The seniors pic- tured above use the simulated cock- pit to put into practice what they’ve learned. (pictured left is a 1977 Sky Hawk Single Engine Land Cessna 172— it’s beauty Mr. Wing!)