Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Karen Robert, Tracy Hackeling, Lauren Gallagher, Col- leen Kent. Row 2: Trisha Dos Santos, Christine Shanahan, Rosemary Meehan, Cynthia Poulos, Kathy Flanagan. Row 3: Katie Walsh, Iennifer Stevely, Christine Suchan, Susan Wohleking, Marina Pastroelli, Morna Flanigan, Coach Sue lv- , s N, 911 gays. J. Ryan. Jill Blackman not pictured. SCOREBOARD ' HF 2 Eastport HF CQIRLS VQZIZSLTHT SOCCER 2 HF 0 Shoreham . HF 4 Islip Q: 3 ggnffgwn Wes' 5 HF 2 Middle Country HF 8 Shinlfjeham 1 I-IF 5 Center Moriches HF 5 Islip 1 I-IF 2 Iohn Glenn HF 9 Middle country o 'f Kfgggfzfn I-IF 1 Center Moriches 0 W. b Sh t t HF 1 John Glenn o 'nm Y 00 Ou HF 2 Bell K 0 WON: League 13 LOST: 2 PO' Overall 15 lgahqlifl Q-all ff ,K 'H A if 'Q' Q' if if YQ -,V 'l'f'9 ix Jil X' I-,ll , ' fix TJQ, -YQWX5, J f +I ' A 'L f'-1 -' 2Jl ' 0 gl J ll! 'D M1 U. gag .ggi QI K tx D ' 'l X CVD Wye UT, U A gy N. ,rch v4.g 'R eval SOCCER League 4 champions 0 Sportsmanship Award from the Suf- folk County referee Assoc. Seven students made all- county and all-league. Coach Sue Ryan was awarded Coach of the Year. 72 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER fa Charleston, Charleston! Cynfhi? Ecilllosascoggilits Karen Roberts sure can kick., again S 1P y Flanagan runs to follow up. 1 ., Bandages don't stop Morna Flanagan as her- shoulder connects with Lauren Gallagher's pass,

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WITH YOUTH AND POTENTIAL IT WAS A SEASON . I,UGHT FIELD HOCKEY After winning our first league game, it looked as if it would be another winning season for HF's Varsity Field Hockey. It was not to be, but we did not do badly under the circumstances. We had to develop both teamwork, and adapt to a new coach, Miss Irene Walters. The team was very young, with only five veteran Varsity players. The new players, green at the begin- ning, were an asset to the team and have great potential. If the varsity team was young, the I.V. Team was even younger, consisting of mostly freshmen. If any team member were asked to sum up the season she would describe it as a learning experience. At field hockey camp this summer the learning will continue. Our league did very well, with Babylon, the league champs, going on to take the county ti- tle. Harborfields was not left out of the limelight: Two of our girls, Sondra Walter and Kei Sochi, were named among the All-League players of the season. We endured the long runs from the South Gym Lockers, when youq-e hot yolyre hot! Allison and the frustrations of the game, but we had fun. In fact, the Hilsky gets readyto go onthe field. favorite quote was Are we having fun yet? Seriously, we wrapped up the season with no hard feelings. And if the say- Reany for anvthingf goalie Allison ing rings true about the future being in the hands of the youth, we're looking forward to coming back and watching Kara Forte hits the ban away from awesome and talented teams wearing the green, white and the Harborfields' goal. SOI-d-I Endler defends her position. .... ,....,,. , .. .. www. I :jen I 3 Q95 ' IV FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Allison Endler, Rosemary O'Brien, Heather Hunter, Carol MacMillan, Karen Gullotti. Row 2: Gertrude Bakel, Melissa Huelin, Karen Higgins, Lynn Kochendorfer, Kim Wille, Beth Friedman. Row 3: Chris MacMillan CManagerJ, Allison Baptiste, Brandi Hynds, Heather Keilty, Virginia Frint- zilas, Kara Forte, Gabrielle Small. Scoreboard H ti ton HF O un ng 0 HF 0 North ort 5 HF 0 Sayvillne 2 HF O Babylon 5 f E HF 2 Port jefferson 1 m8b lw -W ' .. ,..-. . HF 0 Riverhead 4 f HF 0 Bayport 4 HF 0 Sayville 4 HF 0 Babylon 3 'L HF 1 Port Iefferson 3 HF 0 Riverhead 3 HF 0 3 Bayport WON: 1 LOST: 10 1- 5 k .heard-ww W' ., ,.., ,.:., , ..,,,, A . y ., fp- ' LM. .1 ,. ' il ' . LI if kigemf- . , A : Z - ,.o95'a. - ,f in I' I' , 3.351 I 6 Wg my jf'jj, 545. I lg g gjf ., .vi-.' V A - ' I viz., -gf- 'f V':-v.'c' pm- - . - Vt 1. riff f -W. I - r - 4. ' , w ,.-A 11: - f ' I 7 A . F ' ' P ' A ., f - is . 'W . - - -- , W1 .mia is . saf4,:s,...a.a.1'f1. il.L1...lafg:-hii GIRLS JV FIELD HOCKEY 71

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Ji Oh no, my head! Iill Blackman blocks interference as she goes for a head. Kathy Flanagan runs to receive the pass. Fancy footwork as Sauren Gallagher la s rett soccer. it 1 , 2 . , my ,. dugg-.1. k tiyp A A255 T wx' XIV G ik .1 uf-3 if ' ' G - . fx 4 . el ,If ww' Qux .JY lv ,X -JO W' i?XV2yA MCU 1 A ' - A 'Q ' L Nj .fl :VH K X I F'-Q, V 'lx' GIRLS J.V. SOCCER August isn't vacation - not if you're a member of the girls IV Soccer team! Practice 6 days a week, and then 2 hours a day 5 days a week thru to the end of October. Practice paid off, enthused Ms. Kuch, the team's coach. It was a very successful season. The team finished with 8 Wins, 7 losses. The only drawback was we didn't get as many games as we wanted, since many potential opponents dropped their IV teams. Particularly disappointing was not being able to play Iohn Glenn. Andrea Romer, a versatile player, was high scorer for the team. Dana Bookbinder, goalie, Was injured early in the season, and was replaced by Lisa Byrom, who did a great job filling in for the rest of the season. It was one of the most enthusiastic teams I have ever coached, Ms. Kuch declared. The team would like to thank the parents for their support at our games. as il V N -' 1 -' .3 iq gl IJ gr. V i M A .A , V' ' W dis 'Z' 'J' Ji E. I X WU, 4'I P ' Q ' t Row 1, L. to R.: Kahmi, Andrea Amy Nickerson, Dana Bookbinder, Cybele Roemer, Mary Lynch, Kristin Alexander, Heather McCuade, Coach Kathy Kuch. Row 2, L. to R.: Claudia Colesante, Kara Sordi, Cindi Williams, Jennifer McDonald, Susan Weick. Row 3, L. to R.: Maryellen Mindler, Anan Sochi, Stacy Collins, Debbie Labodie. SCOREBOARD HF 5 Shorehamlwadin River HF 2 Sachem 7 g HF 2 Smithtown West 1 g Qjgghvoff ff gg Q Hfgdle Country f HF 2. Middle country 3 HF 3 Beuport 1 HF 0 Center Moriches 0 HF 4 Centereach 3 WON 8 LOST 3 2 AS-l A .,,