Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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W -. Q i,. ,nt .5 enlfllffby ical Erizcalio WAISTLINES Students learn to shape up not only their bodies hut their minds in Phys. Ed. and Health. Do mood altering substances, birth control, stress and nutrition sound interesting to you? If so, you will enjoy the required Health classes taken in 9th and 12th grade. These courses are prere- quisites for graduation which are taken for one semester each year. In-class activities include discussions, movies, and lectures from notary officials. Students study topics ranging from stress, to CPR, to the detriments of drugs and alcohol. As Senior Todd Davis added, I never realized that has a good side and a bad side. Another form of stress is exercise. Can you pinch an inch? If so, then perhaps the weight training fitness program is for you. Weight training is one of the many electives offered in physical education. Courses offered range from archery to volleyball. These various activities involve the development of physical fitness and the sharpening of competitive spirit. In this class, participation and test grades determine each stu- dent's grade for each quarter. Let me at that birdie! Let me at it! Really intense playing guys! Don't let that birdie get away! ,t y , V , ,f . J 1 ' . .fa .1 ' -fa 4 ' V' Es? . so .fu L., if F6 fn-L 1 in lie xl- Iv :,'?l gr - :Ms ' I M K P Y, T.. ' sl. i se- if w , f . gi 'Z' we - 2 , . 1 5 , N :ii ' N 3 'W :J t L N K sf' ' l I 5 I tif' I .I - fx IIX P Karas K. Kuch L. Mangan I. Mayer D. Mayerson E. Yedziniak M. Wilcox HEALTHIPHYSICAL EDUCATION 131

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- , fw,5f,:fzy1.n in fx , fp 'E R. English Chairperson junior Odel Burke spends a period looking over his homework in the Gym Office. What's this? The South Gym? Believe it or not, there is a south gym. 130 HEALTHXPHYSICAL EDUCATION Lx A

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Matlheml ics DISCIPLINES THE MIND, OR DRIVES IT MAD . . . Cex + lnyldx + x-dy:0? What?! Get serious! Only a genius can solve that problem. Believe it or not, some people in this school are brilliant enough to do it, and chances are that they belong to Matheletes. Matheletes is a math club run by Mr. Kissam, consisting of all the above average math students who wish to compete against other schools for a place in the division. , This year there are two AP classes and two Pre-Calculus classes for Seniors planning on using math in their college majors. For those who aren't, there are classes such as Intermediate Algebra, which takes algebra a little further than 9th grade Algebra, and regular classes. In this district, three years of math must be com- pleted to graduate. Grades are up, and Freshmen Andrea Roemer and David Tellerman receive Making the grade is what these their grades for the quarter. students are working on. il ,I 55' ' ' hfgfafg . 3' ' yd . 4--V K- .vm -- x sy, 1 Q, -,-- ...KA . . Q 7, I .U IFPL -Em f I C. Dale N. Erhorn 132 MATH . 'S -1 b ' fdvsurhwng eu, .... -. v , 5 'E 71 P, 'f?fif+5'.2fi9V . fllfffef , 751215 'I' 111: '55 1:5EQf553f XM I l . .Q S. Giunta E. Hartling D. Hickerson