Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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. HU !!! I ! ' f. .,X,X .- in :- I .g!,'A.! - 3.31 , A .,. -I-U EVERY PIECE OF WRITING REGARDLESS OF THE SUBJECT Musr HAVE Irs OPENING LINES In Y qff Uyf fqf They called my name over the loudspeaker! I almost had a heart attack. I made a beeline to Mr. Garvey's office and sat in the line up, waiting for my turn to talk to the assistant principal. You're out of line, Mr. Garvey was saying to me. This is the sixth day you've come to school late. You're really put- ting yourself on the line. But, Mr. Garvey, I offered my excuse, I've been up late every night working on Headlines, the theme of our yearbook! I even worked through the weekend, and I didn't get to go to the beach with my friends. My tan lines are practically gone! . . . How's that for an opening, Ronc? Not bad, guys. It has potential, but it needs more of an introduction to the theme of lines that will be carried throughout the book. Yeah, but Ronc, we don't want to give everything away. Let them read the book themelves. Well, I don't know . . . They'll love it Ronco, believe me, besides this has to be in. We have a deadline! Now just sign on the dotted line. I v -. r I 2 OPENING Christine DeCarlo and Chris Frisina take advantage of the warm weather and relax on the front lawn during a free period. While discussing plans for the upcom- ing weekend, students congregate in front of the band room. ........-'Z'-M-ISN