Schreiber High School - Port Light Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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a wide variety of clothing. People seem to think that clothes make the person. But as Schreiber students prove, who we are makes what we wear. What we wear could be something that’s “hot,” “in,” or just something that happens to . . . WHAT be in our closet. What you wear even depends on who you are trying to im- press. What do you see when you look down the hall? People in clothes. You can see someone in all black, someone WE WEAR in a tie dye, or someone in a plain shirt and sweater. Everybody wears some- thing different. According to Alex Fox, “The diversity in clothing is a prime example of the individuality at Schreiber.” (far left) Pete Ross and Steve Pascucci. (above) Mr. Costello proves that even teachers like to stav in fashion, (left) |oe Harrington: Nice outfit! (left) Cee Cee Murphy likes bright colors. (above) Peter Bakija: The best thing about the jacket is the noise it makes. Theme

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• • • WE ARE What is that saving? “It is better to. some of the many places where look good than to feel good.” Benetton. Schreiber students get their clothes, the Gap. Kreegers, Brooks Brothers. Don’t forget about the Lands End. ). and junior Showcase: these are just Crew, and L. L. Bean catalogs. What we wear ranges from something char- acterized as “jappv.” “jocky. ” “preppy,” and “trendy.” Whatever the case, everyone displays. (above) Rachel Bick makes her own tie-dyes. (large right) Fresh off the rack from Olympic Wind- surfing. Theme (inset) GQ wannabes Mike Fishman and )eff Greene.

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WE ARE • t • (opposite page far right) Some people will do anything for a piece of broccoli, (opposite page) Jen Baer’s favorite pastime is eating, (right) Lawrence Marshall: Is he really enjoying his school lunch? (near right) Lisa Walters tries Cozzoli’s pizza. Eating: that favorite hobby of the Schreiber student. Whether it be Bur- ger King, the school store’s candy, or even the cafeteria cuisine, everyone seems to find a way to satisfy hunger. But they do not eat in the halls, of course. Eating also somehow comforts the soul when one is depressed. In- stead of curling up with a book, many people like to curl up with a big bag of chips and a six pack of Coke. Eating is a social activity, one is al- ways able to meet people when food is around. Brian Hecht said, “Eating al- lows kids to get together. I personally love to eat. I live to eat.’’ Eating is obviously not just a biological activity. (top right) Adam Vocel and Jason Kutscner are forced to eat in the classroom, (top) Notice the long line for cafeteria food ... (right) Eden Berman: Is that a snack? (above) Majorie Orpheus munches out. 12 Theme