Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Nicole Panga and Lynn Weiss share in a quiet conversation on the patio. Sophomore band members in the band bleachers at a home football game. A I Y 'I 1.7. ' . Z V r 4 12, 5 ., f Azzinaro D., Boyle R., Bramham A., Burrows A., Cohen L., Daniels L. , Datz G., Devinney K. , Doogan B.,Fahrbach C., Farber E., Jamisen C., Kang Soo K.,Kennedy M., Kopp D., Kunz K., Lepera M., Levy B. , Malkasian M. , Martens M. , McAllister S., O'Hanlon, K., Raiti S., Saladino A., Samuel B., Sullivan E., Weis L., Winges J., Zweibel J . IJ'-Sophomore: - .. . '----1 Block R., Buehler C. . Celestin J .Jr. , Edwards T. , Farrell S., Fatone T., Franson C., Gonzalez J., Guamaschelli S., Hannon JL, Jenkins A., Lauda M., Leeds S., Leibowitz G., Masse L., Modze1ewski'S., Park Lun S., Pastorelli J., Smith L. y j The photographer has taken a surprise shot of Jennifer Bender.

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WWW .,,yaiepw' IT' OT ALL FUN Sara Guamaschelli reads over her notes for a biology test. It's not bad being a Sophomores. We are accepted more by the upper classmen than we were as freshmen. Teachers seem to be a little nicer too, it may be that they like us or maybe we have just gotten used to them. After our 'fyear of confusion , we know what our school has to offer and we are taking advantage of them like you wouldn't believe. We are getting involved in sports, theatre, music, and all sorts of clubs and organizations. But school isn't the only thing that we are getting excited about. Many of us are getting great jobs, get- ting involved with other people, and about this time leaming how to drive and getting our permits. ,So right now everything is just fine and we're having the time of our lives, sort of. It's not all fun and games being a Sophomore. We do have our downs. For one thing the school work is hard and tedious and gets in the way of our out of school lives. There is a lot more of this homework and the teachers expect a LOT more than we did when we were freshman. But it real- ly doesn't matter. There are some problems with bein a Sophomore. But there are many more pluses than there are minuses. Well so far so good. One year down, three to go! Matt Sorrentino Adragna J., Alipeni J., Auguste P., Bender A., Calia K., Celestin J .. Cohen G., Colombo J., Donnelly N. , Flanagan C. , Green T., Hahn M., Ham S., Kelly J., Kieman S., King M., Lauro S., Leffingwell J., Martin D., Mercier C. , Piccolo J., Roe S., Ruggiero N., Shanahan M Sperling M., Sullivan J. Alburg R., Blanco W., Brown C., Brown I I Carroll D., Creedon S., Dimaggio G., Frisina R., Graw R., Hyde D., Intermann M. , Jacobson E., Kinney P. , Mendler K., Miller P. , Mitchell H., Pavlicin D., Pavlik L., Pavlovich M. , Pon K., ReiterT. , Stagner S.. Viteritti J. Sophomoref I7

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