Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Whether it's to Michael Iackson or the D N score of Oklahomal, they just keep on . . . r. 1. 'F-7 ' . I A Q.l,Q.4.,r,44..4 .J4.,,Q.ll:Z...-.fo ,i,t:s,.f Dance Co. Members Lucia McClorey, Iennifer, Berg, Chris MacMillan, Carol Mac- Millan, Kimberly Mark, Mary Ellen Mendler, Beth Ann Stramara, Tonya Monque Harewood, Kendra Thompson, Monica Wagner, Margaret Chapman. The 1984-85 Harborfields Dance Company, run by ad- visor Patti Dohn, had a very successful year. Patti has choreographed both Dance Company and Theater Company, including this year's musical, Oklahoma! During the year, the Com- pany did numerous dances and warm-up exercises to familiar pop artists including The Iackson, The Pointer Sisters, and Huey Lewis and The News. They give perfor- mances in the other schools of the district to maintain the discipline required in danc- ing to an audience. Also, they like it! We do, too. .,, I ,,,. .fu-an--A-w1v', 5 wha' E. BUTTS, ADVISOR I always feel like somebody's watching me! a view from Mr. Butts' office. Chaos is no stranger to the student union. As you can see from this pic- ture it looks like rush hour at Penn Station. DANCE COMPANY 165

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An arm of student government, concerns are discussed in the Students sometimes feel PRINCIPAIJS DVISORY COUNCIL that the battle lines between themselves and the school's administration are very firm- ly drawn and uncrossable. i 350 Hugs mg But the Principal's Advisory Committee, a group of students who meet with the Principal twice a month, seeks to cross those lines and improve communication. During the past year, the topics of the PAC's dialogues with Mr. Taylor have ranged from the smoking patio, cafeteria and an- nouncements to testing and curriculum changes. The PAC is open to sug- gestions and participation Mr. Taylor, Sid Gardner, Beth Kushnik, Kei Sochi, Navey Hughes, Heather Pyke, Ann Sochi, Jill Nussbaum, Andrew Atkins. from all students because school can be a problem for almost anyone somewhere along the line. -4-, '52 , 44 ...five .'f'-.fw 'g. , .,. ,:f , . :A f . ' . N f' p r A .. -we-iz.: :f Reflections, taken by junior, Mark O'Shaughnessy. Qbf' Ms. Phillips, Audra Demadona, Beth Ann Stramara, Marla Stiller, Susan Woo, Kimberly Mack. Not pictured: Iillian Griffiths, Hope Leopold, Chrissy Suozzo, Mark Frederick, jay Schoenfarber, Dave Sperber, Alan Williams, Doug Smith, Chrissy Blanco and Ken Foret. Sff11ff.fl,i.i1Sjf5f1i?QhtS... THE LURE it's all part of This year, the Photography Club consisted of both experienc- ed photographers and people who were interested in learning a little about cameras and darkroom procedures. The students helped compile pictures for both yearbook and Newspaper, as well as doing projects of their own. PHOTOGRAPHY!PRINCIPAL'S ADVISORY COUNCIL 167