Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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iT! TRAINING To prepare students for the con- stantly developing business world, Harborfields offers many courses for future Business leaders. Busi- ness is a large field with many opportunities, and Harborfields Business teachers want all students to have the same chance at making it in the b usiness world. There are several basic courses taught in the business wing: Accounting, Busi- ness law, Business Math, Speed- writing, Word Processing, Key- boarding and Introduction to Occu- pations. These electives not only assist the students for the business field, but also help for college courses. When most students think of a business course, they imagine computers. Computers make up a large section of the business Wing, but there are also courses such as Keyboarding ftypingl, Speed- 122' Mrs. Antretta and business club members Nancy Hughes and Karen Schiliro discuss ideas for club activites. Hmph! This mechanical drawing student takes a minute to ponder over a baffhng problem in one of his plates, lan... V 7 My w..,M.sf ,,--M... ,,- -- , -N 1,1 V W . .ml 4, ,. --.... writing Cshorthandj and Business Math and Law.Getting involved in business electives has been a definite asset to Harborfields students ..... It has even helped some students to choose their major in college or their career after college. Business teacher, Mrs. Antretta, leads the class. Business is a small but strong field at HF.

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fp- yflblfbi 1.4 ' fi 'Snr z.. Q 4 'VH WITH A DEFI ITE PLAN MID Looking on with interest. hope land crossed fingersl. the students watched the movement of a living robot. Mr. Slocum. Chairman ofthe ln- dustrial Arts team. explains that new technology such as the robots are es- sential in our quickly changing society. After all. Mr. Slocum ex- plains. the purpose of industrial arts is to help the students survive in our complicated world. Industrial Arts is introducing new projects of its own this year. In el- ectronics. students are building robots. In the drafting department. the new C.A.D. lComputers Aided Draftingl system will show students how the computer can aid them in using modem techiques. Mr. Slocum. Mr. lndelicato. and Mr. Falbush are the teachers who conduct the classes. which deal with their respective skills. Through the use of creativity. innovation and problem solving. they are changing the look of Industial Arts in the high school. by Steve Barbar. '88 ll. Adam Lebrando. Matt Nlartenz and left' Amato wait their turn to test their rockets. Sophomore Matt Morell is at the workbench in electronics class. putting together an early project. 15 lncfu1rt r1'af Aff! 729