Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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STAFF MEMBERS Photographers Alan Williams Kevin Higgins Denise Datz Ann Fredericks Kim Marshall Sue Wohleking Tracy Roberts Steve Lanza Paul Miller Writers Donna DeRosa Kimberly Lettis Trish Endres K ' S 'th em mi Liz O'Driscoll Ruchel Ramos Rachel Fenderson jennifer Fink Layout Trish Endres Liz O'Driscoll Typists K F' aren in Christine Klerk Susan Woo Kenny Marchia Christine Cancemi Sandy Boccia Barbara Domjan Sandy Ward Kim Smith Mrs Ronco COLOPHO Ori inally a staff of 35 Harborlight 85 dwindled to 10 varying staffers with the majori ty oft e book produced by the five main editors Books went on sale in October during Senior portraits and again in November for 25 dollars Books sold after Nov 30th cost S30 00 Mrs Ronco has been advisor to the yearbook since 1980 This was the first year she and her students attended a yearbook conference hence the change in the format of the book Lettering and artwork were done by Samantha Rondone and Mrs Ronco The cover was designed by the editors while at Amherst and executed by Mrs Ronco It was camera ready artwork printed as a four color separation The endsheets were printed in black and white as artwork 80 lb glossy stock was used for the body of the book Body copy was 10 point solid Palatino with captions in 8 pt standard Palatino Headlines were Palatino Bold Caps and Helvetica Bold condensed 14 point bold Palatino was used for page numbers and folios Senior portraits were shot by Carol Studios of Lynnbrook who took 309 photos out of a class of 326 They also took underclassmen photos and supplied professional photographers film and developin service After being produced at Harbor ields High School by the Harborlight staff the 1985 book was printed in Dallas Texas by Taylor Publishing Company Our book was chosen as one of the best books from over 8000 by Taylor and will be distributed to their representatives all over the country Production was coordinated by Neil Sanders the Taylor representative to this area - - r . , . . I THE EXCITEMENT OF CREATING THIS BOOK HAS BEEN WITH US FROM THE BEGINNING AND :mc . 143, Ai A Jill Debbie Samantha Meyer Schmidt Rondone BUSINESS co-EDITORS-IN-cH1EF It all began last Spring at Columbia Univer- sity in March, and solidified at Amherst col- lege in Iuly. Four staffers and Advisor Ronco received intensive training on the how-to of yearbooking. Thanks mainly to Doc Savedge and the U. of Ohio's yearbook workshop at Amherst, Mass., you may notice a few major changes in the 84-85 Harborlight. Despite 2:30 AM fire alarms, Tony Noosebacher hos a aih-conditionah hilariously shouted through the hallowed halls and wild Thyra - it's 'wicked' late, the four days were an invaluable learning experience. So here we are, at the end of a book put together primarily by five of us, with a fluc- tuating staff of 20 or more, to type, write ar- ticles and take photos. Part of this new Har- borlight is the colophon above, which defines all the specifications of our book. In this arti- cle, we all congratulate one another publicly for a job well done - Cwhere done is the operative word!J. From Sam: Through all the last-minute changes and hassles, I'm glad we've had those great times together fgreen hair, smoke alarms and beach meetings!J Karen, Don't be a bathroom tile! It's been a pleasure working with all of you. From Debbie: Though sometimes I was ready to drop everything and run, in retrospect it is more than well worth it. Sam, I owe you one for all the times you've been there for me. What is going on?! We know what we're doing, at least half of the time . . . Thank you Mr. Ronco, Paul and Charlie for toleratin those marathon work sessions at your house. From KBTBIE Didn't think we'd get this far did we? Thank you all who've helped make this yearbook such a success. Thanks, Debbie for showin me the ropes of copywriting. Thanks Mrs. Ronco for pulling on our reins when we needed it, ang for keeping us going. Thanks Samantha for your house and for being there when I needed someone to joke with so we wouldn't go crazy. And thank you very much Hillary for alwiys having spirjf and il Hgujzil-gt9ho attitudegfowgardgylearbook. By the way, Sam - Go water your tur ey, you mega oor ti e.' 0 picas, two ac wi e. From Hillary: Thank you Karen, for keepin your sense of humor, especially on those days when we worked all of those hours and hours and liours . . . And don't forget Don't worry about it! Thanks Samantha for all that drivin - especially over vacation when we left the junior portraits in the yearbook office! Thanks, Debiie, for showing me how to do layouts. And Doug, for taking and prin- ting all of those pictures last minute. What would we have done without all of your quick, hard work? And finall , thank you Mrs. Ronco for keeping us all together and organized. If you weren't here, what woulcglwe have done? From Doug: As we end this year with a sigh, it's nice to look back and say it was great. We had our ups tsample bookj and downs tlate deadlinesl but all in all, it's been fun. Sam, where's that list of deadlines? Debbie, it's been a blast ever since I chased your makeup case at the terminal! Karen, it was strange and interesting working with you , . . and yes, Hillary, there is film in the autofocus! Finally, to Mrs. Ronco and the rest of you: Thanks for putting up with my idiosyncrasies fforgotten film and last-minute assignmentsj From Mrs. Ronco: Well, kids, we knew it would be hard to aspire to the standards of Doc Savedge without a class. Maybe only I knew how much harder as the year pro- gressed. Remember when we decided we'd do it right for as long as we could, then wipe out when it became impossible? Well, it did, and we didn't! I'm so very pro- ud of all of you feven if you did drive me crazyl. Sam - for those flashes of brilliance and all the angled spreads. Don't worry, Ronco. And Debbie, for your solid Ohio knowhow. Yeah, uhuh, okay, I'll do it tonight. Karen, God bless those dog-eared scraps of paper with writing all over them that somehow turned into copy! And of course, for standing on the table. Hillary, you are a marvel! Calm and steady, smiling and always there, in crises and otherwise. fAnd thank you, Mrs. Fink, for typing all that copy.J Doug, it took great courage to work with so many demanding females who depended on you doing your job before theirs could be completed! You did good, kid, but is that knife really necessary? To the student body and staff, we present Headlines the 1985 Harborlight. We hope you find the whole to be greater than the sum of its parts, and enjoy it. Respectfully submitted by The 1985 Harborlight Staff 197

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cont'd from p . 189 Marc g lean Olsen Congratulations to Iean Olsen, a very hard worker, a real special person - May happiness and success be with you, always! Love, Mom and Dad Christopher Orr Honor, inititative, integri- ty, these building blocks to manhood, on and off the playing field, you have carv- ed. Thank you Chris. Love, Mom and Dad Lisa Pagano Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is to- day's dream. Congratula- tions with love - Mom and Dad Ma. Ruchel Ramos Congratulations, sweetheart. May you be suc- cesful in all your undertak- ings in the years ahead. We love you. Mom and Dad, Sister and Brother Samantha Rondone Samantha, we are proud of your achievements at Har- borfields and wish you con- tinued success in college and all your future endeavors. Love, Mom and Dad Amy Saisselin To Dylan's best friend and my pride and joy: I love you better than St. Elsewhere, Hill St. Blues, and frozen Sara Lee cheesecake! Love, Mom Victoria Ann Saladino Dear Victoria - Occa- sionall life is blessed with beautiflul happiness. Victoria Ann, you will always be our happiness! Love and joy always - Mother, Dad and Anthony Elizabeth Schwartz We're truly proud of you and are looking forward to even greater ac- complishments in the ex- citing years that lie ahead of you. Mom and Dad Kim Senior To our beloved Kim - How very happy and proud you have made us. Thank you for being such a bless- ing. You'll do wonderfully in college. Love, Mom and Dad 196 Danya Singer Thanks for being you. Love, Mom and Dad Mary Beth Skalacki Congratulations to our Mary Beth!! May God always hold you in the palm of his hand. Love, Mom and Dad Jeff Slippen Good luck at Union! Love, Mom, Dad, Marc, and Danny Iacqueline Smith May your tomorrows fill you with the pride, joy and love that you have given us these past eighteen years. Love, Your Family Debra Sperling We are very proud of you - Success always. Love Mom and Dad Brad Trotta Dear Brad - May your college years mark the beginning of harder work and even greater rewards. You have made us proud! Love, Mom and Dad Alan Williams We are proud of you and your achievements at Har- borfields. Our message: Love and best wishes go with you at West Virginia University. Love, Mom, Dad and Cindy Diana Woodall To our first born, first love, first teenager, first to college - Thanks for listening. Love, Mom and Dad Linda Zimmermann May you always walk in sunshine and may you always have someone to love and be loved as much as we love you - Love, Mom and Dad Lisa Racaniello Congratulations, Lisa! From a fun loving little girl you have developed into a caring and wonderful young lady. We are proud of you and your accomplishments. Love, Mom and Dad Debbie Schmidt We hope your constant zest for life will last the rest of your years and that all your dreams come true. We love you. Mom, Dad, and Tipper gift - '- ,., . , D0 Nor snr H415 4' ,v ox 'Q X .5 x. F' ' IP Doug Hillary Karen Sue Smith Fink Domencetti Butsko PHOTO ED LAYOUT ED. COPY ED. BUSINESS 5- fa. Suzanne Kennedy, Jennifer Fink, Kim Lettice, Ann Frederick, Tricia Endres, Larry Davis, Charlie Hudson.

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,fd v, L f 51 L Senior Kim Smith thinks about the end of the year. The end of a winning streak as the senior class leaves Harborfields. 198 CLUSING ,Y F- V A X!-l . 3 . 4 ' 5? ' -fn . f: - , 7 I . J , y 1' F 7- 1 .: f- . - ' ' 'H -4'-X, hmd ,i .2 Y' vim! SCAN J QL A .T--fff-3.7 , . ' A af CJ , ,.,.,-Q Y inf, H w rs Y U ' I-X Q37 M- J 2 S is ,aff if V A D ' is H are-ff: +A f f 1 C 'Q ' 'N-qfffx A ,, --, lx . ,,'fzV, JADE U4 Q3':j.w ,Ai 'PQ gig? We f , ' , A ii j 1 tag 3 ,J ,P T 'la-x CTT F5 V 'fi F' F g de T FL4 fi 'v , , W, gt: S ail C42 FJ .Nj f .. ef , ..: -Gif Q aiw 'ff' xg Af. G: ,, is .1 ' 'if X 1: gi f I Q, , , , i 6: XD .5 X he N ijf. ,Jr N 'A ,SWE as We A , 1. H , XJ XV K --,J if 5, J-1-Jkiilxf Q i X I L iq' N W ff, Y Us W ' f' 21' UQ? li F' X. . Y' -sf .wxjfxif Jays' L Y , ll Q 13 -T wi - .fu . f ix ., Ii L55 'xi Wi .-ii? T' . 5 1 ffl 'ff 4 2 .QV-7 'Q 'Q X Q dw Yr' AN 7 L ix ....... f y I mx PE KC' ff' f, ' , so F. M N Q ,W W., 5 ,vue 'Z 55 The end of the Buses leaves the school at the end of the day.