Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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tm af nerr vi Varsity Boys Bowling First Row: Rob Mooney, Dan McCann, David Sperber, Travis Reynolds. Second Row: Mitch Goldberg, Ieff Nunes, Lenny Paris. Scoreboard HF 7 Huntington 4 - ' HF 8 Smithtown W. 3 --J,-mm, HF 0 Smithtown E. 11 'fits' HF 11 Central Islip 0 HF 8 Northport 3 ' , Q HF 0 Whitman 11 ix HF 0 Huntington ll '3' HF 8 smnhiown w. 3 HF 3 smiihmwn E. 8 ' ' 3' HF 3 Whitman 8 HF 11 Central Islip 0 HF 6 Northport 5 HF 5 Huntington 6 HF 3 Smithtown W. 8 HF 1'A Smithtown E. 9'6 HF 0 Northport 11 HF 0 Whitman 11 W 7 - L 10 PI USTERS! The Varsity Boys' Bowling Team, otherwise known as the Harborfields Pin Buster, finished the season with an overall record of 7-10. Although the team only finished in sixth place out of seven teams, the team still worked hard and the spirit was there right up until the end. The team had a very rigorous schedule, with one practice until 5:00 and at least two matches, lasting about three hours each, per Week. During the practices, the boys bowled ap- proximately three games against each other. Their coach, Mr. Hartling, helped them with what they were doing wrong. Many of the matches were very competitive, with the team losing many games by five pins or less. The team par- ticipated in a Singles-Doubles Tournament on Ianuary 21 at Sayville and, the Conference Team Tournament in the beginning of February. With the team's high bowler being a freshman, CTravis Reynolds with a 167 averagej, the team hopes for a more suc- cessful season next year, with at least as much spirit and sportsmanship as this year. And it look likes another strike for Mitch Goldberg, Let's see if we can figure out how to get this spare. BUYS BOWLING 55

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I 54 GIRLS BOWLI mix f I ' l GIRLS' ARSITY BGWLING The Varsity Girls' Bowling Team used this year as a building year for themselves. The team lost all of their matches, not because they didn't try, but because they were an inexperienced team with only one bowler remaining from last year's team. The team, like the boys' team, had one practice per week, with at least two matches. They participated in a Holiday tournament in December. The girls tried hard for the dura- tion of the season, but, because of their lack of experience, they were unable to keep up with the other teams in the league. They did break a record, though. In all the years that there has been a girls' bowling league, there has never been a team that hadn't won a game. Our team managed to do just that! The coach, Mr. Mugavin, is hoping for a more successful season next year, with a more experienced team. Marife Ramos gives a few tips on how to hold a bowling ball. just throw your bags over there and lets get down to bowling. Varsity Girls Bowling Marife Ramos, Mollie Weis, Eloise Saltz, Cheryl Gunar NG 1

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AND BOYS WINTER TRACK Scoreboard Commack 54 Kin s Park HHlTi Whitman 55 HF 50 HF 60 43 HF 73 32 HF 50 HF 40 Northport 65 Won 2 - Lost 3 GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS WINTER TRACK - First Row: jennifer Gerweckf Ellen Donnelly, Leslie Hilgeman, Suzanne Kenna-dl, Lisa Fusaro, Rosemary O'Brien, Kristina Palmer. Second Row: Vicki Alves, Beatrix leina, Peggy Cradel, Stephanie Calla, Pam Murrutt, Ann Frederick. Third Row: Ami Weissber , A lison Hillsky, jennifer Campbell, Stacey Tyska, Marlena Emmons. Not Shown: Karen Rane, Shari Friedman, Rosanne Gerard, Janice Haeni, Nancy Hughes, Kathy Madden, Kristin Maher, Rosemary Meehan, Cathy Nichols. I . an -K imma ,1 l l In a dash for the finish line, Ellen Donnelly passes the sideliners in the 600. The Solitary runner, Ann Frederick, Let me at 'em! Runners Rosemary shows her form in another winning O'Brien and Jenny Campbell get set race. to run the 55 meter race against Nor thport. Ienny came in 3rd. 56 GIRLS WINTER TRACK