Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

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Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Edie Rogers Food Service Mrs. Joan Peterson Mrs. Eileen Raposa Mrs. Rose Marie Mello Co-ordinator Mrs. Connie Silvia Mrs. Hilda Soares Mrs. Anne Callan Mrs. Terry Chumard Mrs. Alberta Aguiar Mrs. Ann Mellekas Mrs. Evelyn Ferreira Mrs. Evelyn Finger

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Science Mr. Raymond Sabourin ’Miss Joan Borkowski Mrs. Roberta St. John Mr. George Gallipeau Mr. Anthony Ciccone Technically Speaking Much concern has been expressed recently at the de- cline of science and math education in the nation. While the decline has been kept to a minimum in Portsmouth, it is evident that stricter requirements and an expan- sion of course offerings be initiated. While it is true that most people will not become scientists, is is also true that science and technology play an important part in our society and our world. The need to understand what is happening in the world requires a good science background. Perhaps the most important contribution that science Mr Philip Rezendes makes to education is the development of a questioning mind and the ability to take a problem, analyze it and then base your response on that analysis. This is the ultimate goal of science. The Science Department offers courses for all abilities and interests. The average student takes three science 27 courses during his stay at Portsmouth.

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Custodial Staff Mr. Norman Lavoie Mr. Roger Ney Mr. Lyman Rivers Head Custodian Mr. Russell Smith Mr. Louis Martineau Mr. Charles Silvia Mr. Daniel Arkins Mr. William Burns Plant Engineer