Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

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Administration Finished Up Their Second Term in Office Mr. Feigin was always busy getting things done for the school; even at the end of a long day, he had items to check. Mr. Jones, who was actually our contact with the administration, did his job well. Mr. Jaworski. well-known to the Senior class, was always an excellent example of good school spirit. Mr. Olvany spent most of his time dealing with student’s problems. Mr. Feigin and Mr. Jaworski still found time to compare notes.

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Mr. Raymond L. Rusch The New My congratulations to all Seniors on graduating in this year 1968. You have come to the end of a phase in life that I hope has been a most rewarding one. The “young years” may be remembered as the “best years” as you move through the rest of this Century. Your education at Hicksville High School has only been the opening to a way of life. The oppor- tunities for employment, service to mankind, and for happiness are never ending in our society today. The first problem confronting many of you now is how to fit into this vast place called “the out- side”. My message to each of you would be this “set your goals—keep moving—and never quit.” If you have a clear idea of your capability and are realistic about your objectives you can afford to dream about the future. May I wish you the best of fortune and the success you deserve. HHS Assistant Principals; Mr. James Jones. Mr. Chester Jaworkski, Mr. Lawrence Olvany, Mr. William Feigin.

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language arts Mr. John Kearns: Department Head Mr. Gerald Stanley: FMA, Particle Mr. Basil Palmieri Mr. Tom Bannon Miss Sandra Sumrall