Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Filing away folders at the end of the period. Dictionary by his side, Doug Smolcap, Junior John Mahr waits while Steve Goldblatt 'unior read h' l J , s 15 atest assignment of new Cpartially obscuredj puts away his work. words and definitions l X - 'sv 5, . 1 f Q . X- ' ,,f' Q ,ar QW' 1 4. ,1- 2:53-., . '55, 1,55-gtg.. 4We, .E I C Q ,. fi v i i 4. V. XF, 4 i i x X Reading- 139

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READI GI TO IT The Reading Department has a lot more to offer than just courses in reading. Sure, they have courses at a remedial level, but it doesn't stop there. How about Speed Reading? Did you ever think you'd never fin- ish that book for English or that chapter for history? Well, then here is the class for you. Try some rapid reading for a start, then a little skim- ming and scanning, and some study in the rate of flexibility to top it all off. After you have read seven hund- red words a minute, think back. Did you really understand all you read? Maybe you need to shape up your vocabulary. What better place to do it than Power Vocabulary. This will not only allow you to impress your teachers with words such as trinitrotoluene and gonfalonier , but you may actually leam someth- ing. fDon't tell anyone, but there is a rumor going around that Power Discussing the new words that they've just leamed? Cha, ha...J Senior Ronnie Gray and junior Steve Goldblatt take the same Power Vocabulary class. Junior Valerie Krause is in the background, still hard at work? 136' Reading Vocabulary may help you on the SAT's and on college entrance exams, but shhhh, don't tell...J After leaming to read fast and un- derstand what you read, you can than analyze, interpret and evaluate the text. What do you think a course like this would be called? Reading Strategies, of course. If, however, you are more interested in discuss- ing what you have read, than the Great Books Discussion would be for you. Here you learn the ultimate meaning of the author's words. Now you may begin to understand that the list of courses offered by the Reading Department goes on and on. As you may see, the Reading Department is not just for reading anymore. Jeanine Denue it ' L , iiiiiff A Z- - .9-1.. ,-?a'1i ram M Q 4 ' :.1:'.:.1:.,:+rf1f 1'-xii.-1. -'45-f'g,a:1: N -'1 V 24:44,-,..

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Juniors Robin Birch, Alex Heiberger, Angela Cheng, Rob Rome and Glen Ross round up for a picture before boarding the bus to Boston. Glen Ross, Angela Cheng, Alex Heiberg, Leslie l-lilgeman, Emilie Pooler, and Robin Birch pose before Bunker Hill. ' 'v With Bunker Hill in the back ground, juniors Leslie Hilgeman, Emilie Pooler and Robin Birch take a rest during their trip to Boston. 140 Field' Tfllb