Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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Qxg 3 as 13- 3 3 Cinderella Sheila Egan is reuni ted with her slipper lost on the roof Photo by Jim Ryerson G rt f M1 f, iw Nicole Pangia enjoying a quiet moment to herself in early October: not an easy achievement during a relatively busy day at Harborfields. Smiling once again, Jillian Griffiths talks with friends in a quieter part of the cafeteria. Varsity cheerleaders Nancy Hughes, Kristen Palmieri, Toby McCrensky, and Pam Morotti ex- emplify the enthusuasm and dedi- cation ofteam spirit during the last football game of the season. Cfarlng 219

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