Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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78 LIBRARY ! MEDIA LIBRARYIMEDIA CENTER In the south end of Harborfields, there is the Library. It is a great place to do serious homework, research, or to just sit and read or write away from all the noise and confusion of the usually crowded cafeteria. Although many of the students can admit that they don't know where the library is, many students can be found there every day. lust off the library, there is the media center. You may have seen students as well as teachers pushing televison sets down the hallway and many of us have seen movies in class. These all come from the media center. Some of the sports and other activities such as plays and special programs are video taped for entertainment as well as observation and study. The Library and Media Center provide Harborfields' students with playbacks of past plays and sports events, as well as turning a long 40 minute class into an enjoyable learning experience. Mark Fredrick and Matt Slear do their homework in the libary together. A busy day in the Library. Hectic and rewarding for those who are working. Miss Phillips demonstrates dark room techniques to some photography students. This is one of those good times to go to the Library to study in peace and quiet. .Lt '24 4 h, 3 f .J Periodical room is also a part of the Library and a good room for research papers or just to look through the magazines.

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When we fall down on the job, they're always there to pick up after us . . . especially in the cafeteria. USTODIAL AFETERIA TAFF Very friendly and always plea- sant to talk to describe the ladies of the kitchen. How many of us would make it through the day without some food from the kitchen? Thanks to those ladies who cook and make us not only lunch but breakfast too, we don't go hungry. What if your locker is jammed and you can't get it opened, or even worse, if someoneelse has their lock on your locker, what do you do? Who do you see? Why, thy custo- dians of course. They are always to help out and easily make friends with both teachers and students. Needless to say they are a great help to us, and we thank them greatly. From the flowers by the auditorium, to the garden around our school sign, the custodians do beautiful work. S. Drozo D. Ray w- - :wav-V l,.i, A . 80 CUSTUDIAI. STAFF M, Wujick D. Conway ll at .. ff'-' . if 5,1 5 X , 'fw .0-L CAMERA SHY - D. Shipman, HEAD DAYTIME CUSTODIAN .Q Q 5 , - DIST. SUPER. 45 E1'If 'W7 ' ,.,..f.-.W ., , , ,. . 4... .s , f .,...,,,.,.. .... 1.4-4.