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Ms. J. Gelbcrg Hicksville High School Division Avenue Hicksville, New York 11801 COMET 1989 A Shade Away
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An end nin Graduation. Throughout your senior year, you could almost taste it. Thoughts of the “big moment ” smolder in the corner of your mind like an unopened candy bar waiting to be eaten. As much as we antici- pated our last day of high school, a different emotion also emerged. A longing for the past tinged with mem- ories of the long road to “senior-hood” haunted our thoughts as we took that first step towards the future. The many times we complained about school seemed almost comical by the time we had it all over with, yet we knew that this end was just a shade away from a beginning. Looking back through our four years of high school there is so much to reminisce about. The ninth grade dance, a far cry from our senior prom, holds memories of limo rides, gym decorations, and “prom-ish ’ gowns that won’t easily be forgotten. Tenth grade rolled around and we experienced, once r-« H • ML P flB , again, the confusion of being the youngest in the school. PSAT’s, ACT’s, and our SAT’s awaited us in our junior year, not to mention the Regents and the monstrous work load that we actually finished. Finally, our senior year arrived and everything seemed to go by so fast. Homecoming brings memories of a victori- ous day, not only for the seniors who won the float com- petition, but for everyone as the day was topped with a triumphant football game. The highlights of the time we spent together are etched in our hearts and minds. What we have gotten from this school stretches far be- yond the various intellectual skills we have absorbed through the years. The ability to communicate, react, and share the good and bad times with each other is the main thing we have attained; and when we come down to it, it’s the quality that will be most helpful when we’re a shade away from the rest of our lives. -Giokazta Molina o- - V-'V- V.v p v v r.-.-VW.-Vil-' '' ♦ « “ . «; T v - «♦ Hanging out at a party, Seniors Tom Karukakalam, Kar- en Redman, and Paul Mango talk about their future plans and joke about the present. Sophomores Rich Nofi, Joe Reneisen, Tim Andrew, Ed Hodkinson, Erik Matz, Pat Mullen and senior Lisa Mes- sina hang out at Homecoming and show that Hicksville students school spirit is not determined by their class.
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