Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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ALTERNATE SCHOOL PROGRAM The students in ASP hang together - as you can probably tell from the photos on these pages! They are a close knit group of students who have their home base in room 308. Through group meetings, camraderie and the close supervision of Mike Siese, they hope to overcome the bad habit of not going to classes regularly. Instructive field trips enhance the feeling of responsibility to the group - notably the survival training excursions taken at the beginning of each year. In this, each student must literally trust hisfher physical safety to the group through a series of real exercises that teach survival in extreme situations. On special occasions, ASP students cook meals, invite other members of staff and administration to attend as guests, and, in general, operate much the way a family does. It is a home away from home, and has been very successful to date. Keep it up, ASP! 1LL,.i,,.,:,eL,a , 2 :Jw .Sl S Here come the elephants. ASP tops to This is a very silly hat! Teddy Cain gets take a break at the Museum of Natural into the holiday spirit with definite Histo .It's reat, but it sure is tirin ! reservations. VY 8 8 148 ALTERNATE SCHOOL PROGRAM we ' E M2 ,fl ' N X 'U 4 'hh 5 f,,' 9, an A a 1 V, , 5, . Qi m y Kristy Curth Charlie Bivond

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