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

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YEARBOOK . . . YEARBOOK The fundraisers sold candy, t- shirts, ads, and that beautiful tradi- tion of selling carnations. The list of people are too numerous — you all know who was pitching in for the senior class. THANKS. A Special Thanks To Everyone Who Supported Us!

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YEARBOOK . . . YEARBOOK The yearbook staff was com- prised of a planning team who gave us the cover design and the format of the book. They made crucial decisions quickly and they were thinking of the whole class as °FKRIENDSSI@OSBbE REMEMBERED. The photographers, Kevin Jac- ques, Jeffrey Sanchez, Mark Johnson were always so agree- able when they received their as- signments. A special thank you to CAMBRIDGE STUDIOS, to Ms. Gomez and to Ms. Walton. ET SEES SS SENSES RUG TUEE 7 ROG SS TRAE A Ac There were people helping with the typing and the wordprocess- ing. Because many seniors had to work, they usually volun- teered to take this work home, or they found time during their computer or typing classes.

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YEARBOOK . . . YEARBOOK There were layout artists who designed where the pictures would go. They had to make big decisions as to which photo- graphs would make it into their yearbook. On many occassions, the two art classes comprised of mostly seniors made choices and added to graphic decisions. At the pressure of deadlines, the co-editors, Giselle and Juanita were always there. Your class leaders, Jewel Gilmer and Mer- lin Nord, and art student, Maria Murray came through as shin- ing stars. Leonna Saunders came in at the end of the year as a heroine, pulling loose ends to- g ether. THANKS.