Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

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Seniors Paul Mango. Karen Redman and Denise Beja take turns signing the guest book at a birthday party in the fail of 1987 Senior Harry Pangas, student council president, encourages shouts and applause of school spirit from the rowdy student body gathered at the pep rally. 4 Opening Memories for the Future We have been together for such a long time that it’s hard nothing to do with it.” to imagine not having each other around anymore, although More extravagant types of fun came about in high this is a time to look to the future, and to the various incidents school. Junior Ken Klein recalls heartwarming moments that have helped create valuable memories for all of us. Many people have known each other since first grade and this has made life interesting throughout our years at school. For example, Senior Vicki Cullen remembers way back in sixth grade “When Allison Lombardi and Rich Engert were married by Michael Rose.” Senior Diana Fuchsmsan also remembers her days as a sixth grader when “I loved Rick Springfield and Billy S EB Junior High brought more daring escapades. Senior Liz Carese and Margret Van Doran recall the eighth grade trip when “We tied Rob Grote’s and Ernie’s shoelaces together and made them walk.” Senior John Beggs remembers the same trip “When mothballs appeared in the girls’ bathroom and I had on the Paris trip “Walking on the banks of the Seine and eating ice cream with two of my friends We have been through pep rallies and parties and dances together and most likely those memories will not fade. Despite the hard work and difficult times that came with the territory of school, what we will really remember are the good times; the times of happiness; the times of laughter. We have been a part of each others lives for so long, it will be hard to say goodbye but no matter how hard it may be, it is our turn to raise the shades on the future.

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After school, freshman Joey Leoce, sophomore John Doyle and junior Brigitte Blazer use their free time to catch up on some homework in front of the school build- ing. Opening Page 3

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Miss B. Pilkington The Junior prom in the spring of 1988 was made especially unforgettable for Sean Tower, Junior prom king and Denise Scrabrissi, Junior prom queen, when they received their royal crowns from principal Hogan. Openins 5