Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Where Do I GO? Where do I go? 'gWhere are the math rooms? This place is so big! These are a few of the many reactions expressed by freshman their first day of school. Many are confused by the seemingly random numbering of rooms and the general overall size. Although feeling lost at first, most freshmen leamij to navigate the halls almost as well as upper classmen. One freshman was quoted as saying, It's not really hard, it just takes some get- ting use to. Despite the new layout and earlier time schedule most freshmen are glad they moved up to the high school. Everything is much better here than at Oldfields: you see a new face everyday and you don't feel surrounded by immature people. The majority of freshmen admitted to being a little apprehensive at first. One freshman said I was so happy to make it through the day without getting killed. I was really surprised by how nice the teachers, students and staff were!'After about a week, most of the rumors heard in eighth grade were dis- proven and you were fee- ling comfortable . Comparatively, most preferred Harborfields to Oldfields. Harborfields offers a large variety of activities, sports and clubs, something for everyonef, Most freshmen seem pleased both with their classes and teachers despite the work load hav- ing been increased. The trick one freshman advises Mis keeping a good balance between school work and extra activities. That way, you can still have fun while maintaining a good grade average. The freshmen are enjoy- ing Harborfields but can't wait till next year when they will not be the little guys. Lisa our faithful yearbook typist. 9, ,. -1.1521 22 '.-- . -4 W if t . 'rf . H i ' f , . vj' 52...-it J ' v H 4 V 't f ffvizzr'----4 -29.11 'f . - f 4... trt' S --1 -f...e mf- viii' - af t ' fi. , il 1 jg-L a,9q..k 3. ,Q ggi? '5 4 I' . ' ' ' H s ' '. ,,., .f af'---f t ' fc , , .,,.,,,i, ., I 3 , . , -ng - f vi fff 'f-,f f'-fu v f 415: f4..v.'f.- f V .- V - .- .... a....a......-,.4 FRONT ROW: J. Greenberg, C. Crichlow, J. Giacoppi. J. Schwab A Abramovich M Cohen J Garelick MIDDLE ROW: H. Mascaros, K. Malone, K. Graulick, C. Hahn, J. Dawes BACK ROW P Davis E Feeley Payne, M. Krikorian. J. Gramazio. D. Donadio, BACK ROW: M. D Renart C VIIKOVIICJ1 J Fink M Winter Zwing, W. Shivers, B. Shurr, S. Dubois, T. Tantillo, G. Doumas, R. Windsor, L. Parisi. N. Wahrheit, P. Butler I2 Frefhmen

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Freshman play table hockey in the student union. Allen Sheridan, Appoldt Timothy, Bonavita Joseph, Burke Kevin, Cashwell Liscea, Diluciano Thomas. Farrel Ryan, Forman Michael, Henderson Erica, Johnson Robert, Lawson Lynn, McCowan Robert, McLeod Juanita, Neal Randy, Stewart Rodney Ahlsen Wayne, Brunswick Craig, Carillo Joseph, Cud- dihy David, Davis Maurice, Doogan Jonathan, Fazio Glenn, Griffin Ashley, Hernandez Dalia, Hilsky Jennifer, Hunt Robert, Jorgenson Roben, Kang Soo Jung, Laba Joanna, McDowell Catherine, McGurran Danielle, Niemczyk Thomas, Shkinder Karen, Shreck Aimee, Storz Michaelle, Weissberg Aaron 14- Frerhman Janet Mason, Kelly Kalmer, and Lenore Wether listen to Mr. Butts during an Interact meeting.