Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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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.

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552555 YI IIN 7' :fill I 1 J :-:fr , ' 1, ifffiii I I A 11' :5:3:l' i Y 1 1 ' il, Q ,Z 5 I ra' '1, 1 I . 4, 6 is v 'Y 1 fn 7' I 'V ,Y l y . 4 1 f .- . ,lf 5 . , v , 2 i fffi .L EA-it - I l Chairperson l 82 GUIDANCE From career to personal counseling, and everything academic . . . PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES Every student in Harborfields has one of the C6-7D guidance counselors to go to when they need help such as dropping, swit- ching, or adding classes. The counselors for the seniors have more to do than normal. They help the seniors with selecting and ap- plying to colleges. Guidance is where students get information for tests like S.A.T.'s and A.C.T.'s. But Guidance holds more than counselors, it's also Where the Psychologist is found. Dr. Aumiller takes an interest in the school far beyond his job. He has been seen in the last P.T.A. play and many of us, if not involved, have heard of his discussion group sessions. All in all Guidance is the best place to go for personal, social, or academic concerns. 1? Harry Williams, Linda Zimmerman, and Sandy Boccia clown around while waiting for their appointments. . ,- f ,fl 9 Why don't you go ask Mrs. Coker? ,ffl W Mrs. White tells a young boy. i jill Koenig talks to Mr. McCabe about dropping a class. l . vveqg lf 1 U 'P ' lu bla , - x i '35 ' M. Alper E. Carey I. Malone I. Moden GUIDANCE COUNSELORS 11. , . f, lil TITYQ1 -ff' ' ff -ifzsaasssgifi -. .1 A H. Murray Wolfe