Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

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THE STAFF Editor Mary Clayton Assistant Editor Patricia Fay Business Manager Harvey Weiss Art Editor I Ucn WtOB Sports Editor Helen Madden Snapshots Carolyn Arnonc Typing Editor Jeanne Gries Literary Staff: Mary Clark, Marion Ochs, Betty Szerbiak, Jeanette Kellner, Evelyn Tweed- dale, Phyllis Hawkins, Conrad Schwarz, Dolores Hall, Edith Kerbs, Phyllis Hicks, Marie Wysolovski, Gertrude Zglieseky. Art Staff: Margaret Soavc, Henry Carlsen, Eileen Haughey, Walter Staehle, Dolores Gogan. Business Staff: Robert Lapid, Walter Eichler, Irwin Botto, Irene Kunz, Evelyn Oliveri. Typing Staff: Florence Krikalo, Betty Hall, Annette Patrizio, Virginia Harbes. Advisers: Mr. C. Ray Adams, Miss Mae Byerly, Miss Ellen McTiernan.

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ALLGE1ER, CHARLES Always ready with a winning smile, Charles has a gift for telling '‘Irish” jokes. He is fond of sports and conceals a secret desire to travel. His twinkling blue eyes and gay personality endear him to all. ARNONE, CAROLYN Honor Roll 1,2,; Cheerleading 3, 4; Musical Comedy; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archeryl, 2, 3, 4; Hall Cop. This dark-eyed miss has a yen for sports such as bowling, basketball, and volleyball. Carolyn has hopes of becoming a first rate bookkeep- er as she was a first-rate cheer- leader. She will always be remem- bered for her “spinning” in the Senior play and her ability to dance her way through the worst. AUSTIN, SIDNEY “Sid” This Senior with his good looks and wavy hair knows how “to win friends and influence people.” “Sid” seems to be a man of mys- tery—one who contains many in- teresting and unknown qualities, all of which the faculty and stu- dent body would be interested in knowing. BECK, IRENE That gorgeous red hair belies her charming but tranquil personality. We’ll miss her pleasant smile from behind the counters of the local “five-and-ten-cents” store as well as her genial “Hi!” in the corridors. BERGOLD, LILLIAN 4 Lil” Tenni ; Honor Roll. This competent miss will surely succeed as a bookkeeper in the business w'orld. With her gay per- sonality and ability to go about each task with no fuss or bother, Lil has become known to all as our “gal Friday.” BLYMAN, CHESTER “Chet” Loyal, respected, and liked by all, “Chet” is famous for his silence except when among tried and true friends. As chairman of the tic- ket committee for the Senior play, he did his best to fill the auditor- ium to overflowing.