Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

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PHILLIP ALDRIDGE President Senior Home Room; Hall Cop. Phil is a newcomer to our school He has already obtained the roll as answerman in history class. That’s quite the pair of glasses, Phil. They really “mark” you as a scholar. PATRICIA BELANGER Hockey 1; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Girls Leaders Club. Friendly, smiling Pat will go a long way in her future career be- cause of her good nature and abil- ity to make and win friends. NORMAN BANSCHBACH Senior Play 4; Fire Squad 4. A comparative newcomer. Norm livened up our school the day he arrived. His dramatic perform- ances as Father in both the Christ- mas and Senior Plays will long be remembered. DOROTHY BLACKLEY Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Volleybell 1, 3, 4; Comet 3, 4; Yearbook 4, A friendly sportswoman is our Dot. During her stay at H. H. S. she made many friends, who will surely miss her. JOSEPH BAUSK Football 4; Fire Squard 4. Although Joe has only joined our Class in our last year, his person- ality and wit have won him many friends and admirers. We are sure he will make a success of any career he may choose for himself. DORIS BORLEY Comet Staff 2; Hockey 1, 2, 4; Re- porter 1, 2; Treasurer 3; Cheer- leader 3; Hall Cop. Doris is one of our best dressed classmates. Chic and well poised, she makes an attractive, colorful picture walking down the halls of H. H. S.

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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.

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AIDA BOTTO Twirler 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Hockey 1; Hall Cop. Whenever Aida flashes her smile, things begin to pop. She has many accomplishments, among them, her expert driving, her ability to act (Senior Play), and her very good taste in clothes. Johnny sure is lucky, don't you think? CAROL BRADY With long blonde hair and flashing blue eyes, Carol makes a lovely sight at the roller skating rink, where she is one of tjieir champion skaters. Her plans to become a secretary are sure to be success- ful. CHARLES BROWN Basketball 2, 3. One of our popular senior boys will always be remembered by his classmates. His wit will always bo remembered and will find him many more friends in his future . areer. GRACE CALLEJAS Girls Leaders Club 2, 3; High School review 3; Cheering Squad 3. 4. One of our wittiest seniors, Grace lends a pleasant cheerfulness which lifts up the spirits of all her friends and classmates. She will also be remembered for her won lerful skill for cheering and danc- ing. CARMELLA CARLUCC1 Sewing Club. Quiet like and congenial is Car- mella, who is well liked by all her classmates. Her sleek brown hair and dark eyes will long be thought of at H. H. S. and she'll be suc- cessful at any career she may choose. MARY CHRIST Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Daisy Chain 2; Freshman Sports; Glee Club 3; Decoration Committee for Junior Prom; Senior Play; Hall Cop. Sweet and quiet, Mary has made life at H. H. S. enjoyable and amusing. Although she didn’t live far from school, getting here on time was one of her hardest jobs. Good luck at college, ol’ girl!