Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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,ffa.q 4gs,,mm , - , Y r',! fy A rv Dr. McCloat organizes his material for the next PAC meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVES: Jeffrey Shade, Karen Schilliro, Erin Feeley, Nancy Hughes, Jen Sampson, Jane Mendez, Mike Friedman. Photo by K. Kuch '42 :P iii if. .- lluff, '!, Y' ll I ,ffiigx Jw. Q1 ' 'f wif.- A.,- 5 .,J,,,, xl' L gn----11 Nancy Hughes and Karen Schilliro listen attentively at a PAC meeting. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Paradise, Devon Williams, Chris Bunyan, Jane Mendez, Jeffrey Shade, Mike Friedman, Stacey Crichlow, Melanie Bretner, Karen Schilliro. 2ND ROW: Jillian Griffiths, Andy Pukke, Nancy Hughes, Angela Cheng, Jen Sampson, Carol MacMillan, Eric Heiser, Chris Johnson,, Jennifer Fink. 3RD ROW: Dave Kirkpatrick, Pam Morotti, Kristen West, Emilie Poo- ler, Betsey Myers, Liz Shanahan, Amie Gefken, Madeline Pooler, Jennifer Marshall, Maddie Cohen, Erin Feeley. TOP ROW: Mike Goldfeder, Jim Ryerson, Chris Porzio, Danny Hyde, Jesse Cohen, Matt Kirschner. Photo by K. Kuch. Sfucfenf COHHCIY f PA C- 145

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BU I ESS, U UAL STUDENT COUNCIL This organization is the bloodline between the faculty and the student population, at large, of Harborfields. Class officers from gra- des nine through twelve meet monthly with the council's excutive board to discuss up and coming events. S t u d e n t s m a y become members by being one of the Hrst tif- teen to submit a petition of fifty signatures. Members are then responsible for inform- ing their fellow clas- smates of the issues at hand. Spirit Week, Homecoming and a program for Drug I Awareness were some of the major activities initiated by the Student Council this year. Aside from the large amount of work and ef- fort that is required to coordinate the actions of over fifty members, a lot of fun is also in- volved, This year's advisor, Ms Morando laughs with apprecia- tion when the nrespon- sible members follow Parlimentary proce- dure... out of order! . PAC In addition to the student council, there is another student's body of administration: The Principal's Advisory Council. The council is '-.4 'f-: N . .'.f?. -Lf' X .J Riu composed of four seniors, three juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. Together with Dr. McCloat, they discuss topics of various interests to the students. Student reactions and principal replies are ex- changed, establishing a better mode of commu- nication. Senior Slave Day, varsity sport ex- emption and the new attendance policy are some of the topics dis- cussed. Everything is laid on the table, ready to be presented and in- vestigated, and con- sidering the size of Dr. McCloat's table, a lot is accomplished! TOP ROW, Kenny Walters, Richard Cudjoe, Dr. McCloat, Sidney Gardener. FRONT ROW: Ann Sochi, Karen Schilliro, Nancy Hughes, Angela Cheng. Photo by Paul Miller. 144-Sfudenf Counciff PAC 4, it l

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LESS WELL LEAR ED HISTORY CLUB: Marlene Froelich The History Club of Harborfields High School, advised by Mr. Robert Klein, is an organization which gives its members an opportunity to become involved in history-oriented activities while enjoying themselves. The club consists of fifty members who are active in extra-curricular activities but are willing to devote themselves to yet another school organization. The club meets every other Wednesday of every month and meets to discuss approaching events. For the Christmas season they participated in Newsday's Adopt-A-Family project, and sponsored their annual Pictures with Santa Claus', as a club fund raiser. Members also competed in various writing contests dealing with subjects such as Martin Luther King Day and the Presidential Classroom. But the students also involve themselves in many field trips. One in October was to Boston, at presstime, the club was planning on another excursion to either Philadelphia or Washington D.C. in the spring. If this sounds intriguing to you, maybe you're a potential History Club', member. Find out for yourself and discover that history is more than a textbook subject. BACK ROW: Trish Endres, John Tilden, Chris Cordani, Kristin Palmieri, Pam Morotti, Meg Pullis, Peter Conlin, Craig Stiller, Richard Rhezback, George Rohloff, Damian Friedank, Luis Barcenillla MIDDLE ROW: Shelia Egan, Kirsten Wemer, Diane Schnittman, Celine Bemstein, Rob Liese, Lisa Brownstein, Karen Denu, Peter Baker, Gertrude Bakel, Loriann Sabbatino,Frank Tantillo FRONT ROW: Rosemary O'Brien, Karen Higgins, Carol MacMillian, Marlene Froelich, Kenny Shindler, Karen McMullen, Devon Williams, Peter Bakel, Ande Pukke, Joel Rodgers, Scott Muscatello. lmlft mf K, fj .2 .... ,,,, fl .,,i 2.1 ...,. ,, 146 History Cfub