Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

Page 33 text:

 Popularity Poll Joyce Gorland BEST LOOKING Charles Willis Roberta Marrs DANCER Jackie Tarantino Una O’Hagen HAIR Stepkowski Twins Roberta Marrs EYES William Devine Margie Vermette PERSONALITY John Econopouly Miriam Weiss WITTIEST John Shlonsky Patsy Clayton STUDIOUS Lewis Homire Norma Jurek ATHLETE John Econopouly Patsy Clayton MUSICIAN Lewis Homire Anna Marie Knorr POLITE Kenneth Stiehler Mary Ann Kattau SHYEST Stephen Bernardo Patsy Clayton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edwin Miller Anita Stamos NICEST COUPLE Jackie Tarantino Una O’Hagen NICEST SMILE Charles Willis Una O’Hagen FRIENDLIEST Class Averages Willie Sealander HEIGHT—5 ft. 9 ins. WEIGHT—140 lbs. COLOR OF EYES—Brown COLOR OF HAIR—Brown FAVORITE COMIC STRIP— Brenda Starr” FAVORITE RADIO PROGRAM— Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts” FAVORITE BOOK— The Robe” FAVORITE SAYING— Holy Cow!” PET PEEVE—Conceited people TIME WE GET UP—7:15 FAVORITE SONG— Dry Bones” FAVORITE SEASON—Summer FAVORITE SPORT—Baseball FAVORITE FLOWER—Rose TIME WE GO TO BED—10:45 Memories of 1949 BEST DANCE—Sadie Hawkins BEST BASKETBALL GAME—Farmingdale FAVORITE ASSEMBLY—Bell Telephone BEST LIKED SUBJECT—English LEAST LIKED SUBJECT—History FAVORITE RIVAL SCHOOL—Westbury HAD THE BEST TIME—Christmas Vacation

Page 32 text:

WILLIAM WESNOFSKE Saki” Basketball; Fire Squad; Hall Cop. Personality plus, that’s our Bill! He’s full of fun and friendly to all. Remember how he used to dart around the basketball court during one of our exciting games? As a Hall Cop his “Single File” was re- spected by all. How can anyone w-ho possesses so much be anything but a success? IRENE WEYER Irene, another January graduate, will be remembered for her pleas- ant disposition. Whether you meet her in the hall or in town, she can be seen with a sweet smile. Sports and art seem to be two favorites of hers. CHARLES WILLIS “Charlie” Track; Football. Strolling down the hall, you’re al- most bound to see Charlie, our most handsome boy, walking tow’ard you. If you were to stop him and introduce yourself, you’d find that he is one of the most con- genial fellows in the whole school. Not only did Charlie play end on the football team but he was also on the Nassau County Golden Gloves Team of 1949 and has done some extra boxing at the Hemp- stead Garden on his own. PETER ZEIHER “Pete” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track. It’s easily understood why Pete was voted our most popular boy. His friendliness and personality make everyone want to know him better. In sporte he’s outstanding and the same goes for looks. We know he’ll make his mark in the world! LEWIS ZIRK “Ruby” “Ruby,” as he is known to his many friends, is constantly teased about being a “Big farmer.” He takes it good naturedly, however, and because of his pleasant dispo- sition and writ he is well liked by all who know him. WILBUR POHLMAN This is a fun-loving lad, who al- ways finds something to joke about. His interest is shop work. He also likes to ride around in his friend’s jeep.

Page 34 text:

SENIOR PLAY THURSDAY NIGHT’S CAST: John Econopouly, Ruth Soldwedel, Franci Fay, Miriam Wei », Joan Roewer, Lewis Zirk, Margaret Vermette, Charles McGuirk, Barbara Ahrens, Joan Lehmann, Jack Tarantino, Anita Stamos, Lewi Homire. A LUCKY PENNY” FRIDAY NIGHT’S CAST: Edwin Miller, Joyce Gorland, Janice Hohorst, Richard Mendelman, Norman Barshai, Una O'Hagan, Joyce Weickmann, Richard Thomas, Caroline Manelski, Roberta Marrs, William Kerbs, Eileen Henrssy, Jeanne Imeidopf, Barbara Schiess, Lawrence Healy.