Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

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COMET YEARBOOK STAFF Sally Homire June Costic Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor BOARD OF EDITORS Robert Ginsberg Jean Granuzzo Mae Rowehl Dorothy Pelkowski Frances Pupek Patricia Kenney Doris Decker, Dorothy Schulz Eugene Diduch Seymour Gruber John Ennis Richard Maggi N'acmi Vlarks, Nancy Christiansen, Roy Eisemann, Joe Ryan, Herbert Jahn, Lucille Mirival Miss Rita Vollmer, ADVISOR Senior Section Editor Circulation Editor Feature Editor Typing Editor Girls’ Sports Editor Literary Editor Advertising Editors Boys’ Sports Editor Photography Editor Subscription Editor Art Editor I lie printing of this hook was done bv the following students in our Hicksville High School Print Shop. Those who worked many hours other than their regular shop periods were: Theodore Schwarting. Matthew Tringali, Joseph Gomula. Arthur Burgess, Theodore Jurek, Richard McCarthy. Roy Schaaf, Richard Kerbs, Melvin Moclius, T homas Meehan, Frank Reynolds and Robert Smith. Students who devoted many of their regular printing periods to its production were fames Wav, Edward Erb, Robert North. Ralph North, Kenneth Martin, W illiam Benedict, Cvril Rumens and William Lent.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President—Herbert Jahn; Vice-President—Virginia Monilaws; Secretary—Marion Weller; Treasurer—Roy Eisemann; Reporter—June Costic. To the 1950 Graduates: This year marks an important milestone in your life. Now you are either going to make your way in the world with the education you received at Hicksville High, or you are going to further your education by continued study at a college or university. Let it not be said that you did not learn anything at Hicksville, for if that is the case, you have no one to blame but yourself. Our teachers have been admirably trained, but no amount of training can make a teacher teach you something you don’t want to learn. If You have wiled away a portion of your time, now is the time to wake up! In your life that starts now, many problems will arise that will hold little or no interest for you. Perhaps you don't like a particular job, but try to do the job well despite lack of interest. After all, it is the little things that count and make a person succeed. I would like to take this opportunity to thank most heartily all the members of the faculty, Miss Farley, Dr. LeBarron, and others who have made our high school days both pleasant and informative, on behalf of all the graduating seniors. Herbert Jahn, President, Senior Class 1950.