Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Patricia Endres, the editor, appearing disheveled the day before a deadline for 65 pages. Ms. Kathy Kuch, the year- book advisor, and Angela Cheng, Clubs 84 Orgs editor, hard at work planning Angela's section of the book. K L fa -w 1 5f f25'x Wfbfwfawwff, ' 2 ' 'Zag 1154: i Mifv7'i1u:':4',2Q ,I V 'f. ogg! S. QL 3. 'f'x 1.1 TL fr. lx ll Q if ' al 1 V 5 if 4- K ' l,rp 1 . A . r X - , , eie: f 7 60 Yearbook Kirstin Werner, People co- editor, and Ann Sochi, Acade- il' mics editor, conduct a year- fl book meeting early dunng the school year.

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Mike Sperling, Dan Schadle, Ben Schectman, Chris Clark, Davis Wallens, Ann Sochi, Eric Girouex, Mark Shanahan, James Alzone, Chris Reichle. Photo by Jim Ryerson. Fl 0 ffl M gag!-gf 'E 4? , sf-- ,Ly s We ,571 .. I H Mr. Emory Butts receives Junior James Alzone con- James Alzone teaches certificate of organization siders suggestion made by cy- anatomy... of the bicycle. from Mr. Alvin Kappenberg, cling club members for their Photo by Jim Ryerson. Rotary District 726 Govemor. next ride. Photo by Jim Ryer- Photo by Jim Ryerson. son. Two of the School's BIG WHEEL . CYCLING CLUB: David Wallens This year a cycling club has been formed at Harborlields. Although one was attempted several years ago this one, with a dozen serious members, looks as though it will survive. At present the club, which has no advisor, is not an offical organization, however, Dr. McCloat has allowed the group to use a classroom for meetings. At meetings the members discuss the many aspects of cycling, from maintance to trip plan- ning. The trips are the highlight of the club providing, of course, no one gets lost. INTERACT: David Wallens Rotary Intemational is a world organization of businesses who contribute their time and services to their community. They help those who are in dire need of their assistance, Interact is a club on the student level which also specializes in helping people, from the young to the elderly. Dr. McCloat sought the assistance of Mr. Emory Butts, who agreed that a service organization at the high school would be most beneficial for the population at large. East Northport Rotary Club agreed to sponsor the chapter. If you receive self-satisfaction from helping others, you may want to join. Interact is always looking for volunteers, the gratitude is immediate, Cycfing 159 Q

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DEADLI E: JU 8'7 fi A Putting out the year- ! book is not as easy as m - A N W I 'i I most people think. This is my second year on the staff and I no longer take for granted all the ups and downs that one experiences before the final product is comple- ted. This year Ms. Kathy Kuch, our advisor, and Trisha En- deres, our chief editor, L are in charge of coor- dinating the yearbook. They can most often be heard exclaiming, WE HAVE A DEADLINE DUE! . Right now, I'm sure you are searching through the yearbook trying to find yourself in a picture or two, or perhaps a brief mention of you in an aiticleg but ew., ' 1 Now that's a good picture. Jim Ryerson takes a look at the pictures which have just arrived from Carol Studios. 1- . Q59 1' li l we YEARBOOK STAFF: BACK ROW: Ann Marie Aling, Nicole Caldanraro, Debbie Varina. Paula Maher, Nancy Hughes, Brandi Hynds, Allison Baptista, Laura Carillo. Kristin West. Chris- tina Fahrbach. MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Parisi, Wendy Kritsis, Cindy Shyr. Nancy Golden. Jenine Denu, Lizzie O'Driscoll, Jim Ryerson. FRONT ROW: Lenore Zeuthen, Brett Elias. Mike Koumas, Ellen Hickerson, Joel Rodgers, Scott Muscatello. David Wallens. did you ever stop to think what had to be done to achieve this? Lots of hard work! Specifically: rolls and rolls and more rolls of pictures were takeng stories were written and rewritteng pages laid- out and rearrangedg advertisements and yearbooks sold. All of this is very time con- suming and must be done early in the school year, even before twelfth graders have a chance to develop senioritise. The work is reward- ingg to see one's efforts in print is a thrill. All the staff hope you enjoy this year's publication. David Wallens A11 editor, Joel Rodgers in a pensive moment Yearbook 161