Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL WITH THOSE CHEMICALS, THEY COST MONEY! Bob Straub deeply engrossed in brewing up a sinister brew, be careful, Bob, some- one is out to get your cute left ear! card! guys. KENNETH HAMILTON: School, who needs it? Ken isn't sure of the future, but the Navy will help him make up his mind. Good luck. Send us a post CHARLES HOESEL: Gay and debonair, Charlie typifies the polished young man, while still managing to be one of the Football 3, 4, Soccer A, .X .1 1 1' JANE HARGROVES: Hey, Red! Slow down, please, I don't take shorthand that fast! Jane plans a future as a legal secretary. Homemaking I, 2, Cheering 35 Year- book 3. JUDITH INGALLS: Hey, you with the snowshoes on, out of the pool! This recent import from Alaska can -certainly rnelf glaciers with her radiant charm. Junior Honor Society I, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Executive Board Rep. 4.

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GALE GRAHAM: Gale would like to be- come a nurse at Southampton Hospital. Why the sudden interest in football and Brooklyn? Could it be St, Francis Prep! Intramurals l, 2, Yearbook 3. ANTHONY GUARNASCHELLI: Tony is a sports car enthusiast who plans to be- come a millionaire. Does that faucet really work? Tell me a ioke, Tony! Tony has helped boost morale - like the time he helped string up class of '6O on the ramparts. AND A CHEERY GOOD MORNING TO YOU Ken Fisher, our cheerful morning announc- er, informs the school populace of the lat- est urgent piece of news. BARCLAY GRIFFITHS: Joe is the class math whiz, and a really great guy. His future is in engineering but for the present his main interest is girls . . . Ohhh, .l O E! Bookstore 3, Student Council 2, Leaders lg Cross Country 3. GAIL GULLOTTI: Gail's animation makes her an enjoyable addition to any group. Muchas Gracias - Gail's future is in advertising. Health Council l, 2, Dramatics l, 2, 3, A, Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper l, 2, 3, A, News Editor 3. Z yr

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YOU KNOW SOMETHING IS UP WHEN JOHN NICHOLSON STUDIES. Dave Shannon, Bill Elliott, Alice Allen and John Nicholson cram-up for mid-year exams. CAROLYN HUBER: There's no bones in ice-cream, and no bones about Carolyn either, A smile on her lips, Carolyn's sin- cerity and wittiness make her shining bright! And you should hear her habla the ol' Espanol. Dramatics 2, GAC 2, Bowling Club 25 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES HUNT: Jim's enthusiasm for every- thing on wheels is evidenced by his membership in a hot rod club, and his job driving a real hot mail truck. Jim plans a hitch in the Marines. Look out for that souped-up tub. BYRON HULSART: Bongo drums, sailing boats, and a girl in every port, that's what Ron is made of. The Thinker , , , serious and philosophic, yet always smil- ing about what seems ironic. Executive Board 4, Student Council 3, Dramatics 3, A. RONALD HUMPHERY: Colonel Hump Hump, as he likes to be called, enjoys bowling and basketball on his own little court. Good luck in architecture.