Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Eric Heiser and Christina Fahrbach receive their assign- ments for the next issue. DATELI E: HARBORFIELD The school newspaper is called the Harbinger and every so often it brings tidings on what's happening at Harborfi- elds. The newspaper provides the students with both information and entertainment. The issues are chumed out bi-monthly. The newspaper staff is composed of students in grades nine through twelve. A variety of talents are needed to put the paper togetherg r e p o r t e r s , photographers and artists. However, no ex- perience is needed to join. Members provide articles that are both humorous and serious. Still others voice their opinions through edito- rials. Even with a dedica- ted staff of students, the editors credit much of their sucess to Mrs. Barbara Springer, the advisor. Many thanks and we hope she will continue to support the Harbinger? Christina Fahrbach S X g, -V , f. 0 lhq'J11'-- ' - 'LZ BACK ROW: Ben Schectman,Scott Williams, David Wallens, Chris Cordani, Christina Fahrbach Loretta Masse, Geraldine Meaney.FRONT ROW: Mrs. Springer, Eric Heiser, John Maher, Evan Jacobsen, Art Speyer. Seniors Jenny Campbell, Rob Clinard, Chris Johnson, Mike McDowell and Junior Stacey Fusco listen in at a club meet- ing. Newspaper I 63

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162- Bufl'ne.r.r CIMA The Business Club has developed rapidly since its founding in the fall of 1985. The club has attracted many students who are in- terested in the world of big businessg consequ- ently, the club has become an offical chap- ter of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America CF.B.L.A.J. Two dedicated teachers from the Busi- ness Department, Mrs. in Business to deserving students in the club. The organization also sponsers the appearance of numerous guest speakers who help to broaden the horizons of th e fu t u r e e n - trepreneurs. The accomplishments were amazing throughout the year and the ex- periences will help to keep the business tradi- tion strong. Stacey Fusco Delis and Mrs. Antretta, work with the future tycoons to en- L hance their understand- , ing gf thg buginggg Mrs. Antretter and Karen Schilliro are working diligent- world. The Business M . ly to fulfill club needs. V f Club offers scholarships , 1 R f f , f ' X92 ygfyffg if Il! 5 -may 'MW 3 . yy. 7:7 jk? f ' f- ff .V .VW7zL,,., ,,,. .., ,,.,. .. . FRONT ROW: Allison Salmirs, Debbie Labadie, Karen Schilliro, Chris Johnson, Mike McDowell, Rob Clinard. BACK ROW: Jen Zwing, Damian Friedank, Mike Lombardozzi, Pam Monahan, Mike Guttman, Anthony Shade, Stacy Fusco, Nancy Hughes. Photo by K. Kuch

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LIGHT , CAMERA, The Haborfields Thea- ter Company was foun- ded in order to promote the learning and enjoy- ment of the theater. Membership is open to all interested students. All one needs to do to become a member is att- end the meetings regularly or pitch in on a show. Parts in the Company's two or three productions are deter- mined through rigorous auditions, but everyone is free to try out. Each show is also aided by the stage and set crews. Their responsibilities include building sets, change scenes, work lights, sell tickets, man- age publicity, and pub- lish the playbill. The theater group is always looking for people who Jane Mendez and Dennis Reichold play husband and wife. Photo by Jim Ryerson. Set crew in the works. Photo by J. Ryerson Theatre Company-164 work well with a hammer as well as with a line! For 1986-'87, the company was kept busy. In October the opening of the children's play Pete's Feat proved to be a sucess, with it's host of pirates, Crocodiles, and Lost Kids. Visiting audiences from Thomas J. Lahey school showed approval with excited thunder of applause. In December, there was a complete change of pace with Agatha Christie's Mousetrap . Eight talented actors graced the stage and sent the audience through twists and tums as a psychotic murderer was on the loose. The main event of the year was the colorful production of The Wizard of Oz . Big, bright and bouncy, it was a rip-roaring production which en- chanted the audience. It was a fitting finale to a big year. lilff, ffpzz.. 1 f-..- -:. Qs-q -'