Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

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We, the class of 1938, dedicate this Comet to Miss Farley as a token of appreciation for her excellent advice and guidance through our four years of high school.

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TO THE 1938 GRADUATING CLASS Make of your life a hook, whose pages represent the thoughts you think, the words you say, the mistakes you make, the work you accomplish and the good you do. Check every night on the page you wrote during the day, and no matter how good it was, write a better one tomorrow. Be loyal to your School. Remember that when you graduate ou go out as its representative. You cannot avoid this responsibility. In enrolling your name on its list of alumni, it accepts you as one of its number and rrcn will judge your school by what they know and think of you. It is tri e that men generally will be more apt to notice the evil than the good. If your life is a had one, they will point to you as the kind of man or woman that Hicksville High School turns out. You have it now in your power to repay the school to some extent for what it has done for you. For this end it is noi neces- sary to do some great thing that the world applauds. If you find happiness in the walk of life you choose to follow, even though it may seem to be relatively unimportantin the world’s work; if you put intoyour work and your play all the energy of a healthy, well developed body; if you are a good citizen, capable and honorable in your calling, and upright in your life; if you have an intelligent and self-sacrificing interest in the public welfare; if you are ready to do your part to be of service 10 humanity; you will honor your school by increasing its long list of successful alumni and you will render to your fellow man the service that Hicksville High School desires of you. Mabel R. Farley, Princtpul

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Senior Play Cast Frances Rausch, Henry Curtis, Albert Thomas, Irene Lampman, R' bert Clay- ton, Irene Carnegie, Harold Dodwell, Gerard Achtellik, Margret Weidner, Albert Manelski, Eilien Hux, Josph Stellabotte, Evelyn Ulmer, Patrick Naso, Ruth Rave, John Owczar, Helen McCabe, Fred Fluckiger, Vera Lanzer, Eugene Staehle, Matilda Erb, Doris Small, John Hanifan, Harold Huettner, Virginia Karman