Mike and I

were deeply touched by the flag and note that we received today from Chad's fellow
Marines, who served with him on the USS Eisenhower. Special thanks to Joe
Tex and Steven Rodriguez for helping to make the gift possible. Your outpouring of love
for Chad in a small way helps lessen our heartache. You will forever be part of the
Germain family...Bette Harrison Germain and Mike Germain 1964

So beautiful Bette...I only wish I had gotten to meet him, but so glad
that our Kelly did...Barbara Harlin Madden1965
Deserving. You and Mike should be very proudBonnie Latman Levine

Beautiful tribute for your beloved ChadLorraine Roby

Pomarico 1964
He truly was one of the most important people in my life. We remained friends over the
past 25 plus years, and I have so many great memories to keep him with me. You both
have done a remarkable job raising your family and he idolized you both! He's thought of
everyday and deeply missed by manyMike Kurinzi
Chad will forever be in the hearts & minds of all he knew! Semper Fi!...Peter
Belmonte

I enjoyed Howard Berkowitz's memories of living across from Allied

Shopping Center. Dr. Berkowitz was our family dentist, and Howard's sister was a
classmate. Thanks for the memoriesNeil Barrocas 1964

Follow-up about the West Green Deli...

EditorsMy friend Charlie Flood (Holy Family and Archbishop Molloy) lived on
Lantern Road and worked at the Deli that was called the Village Deli and was owned and
operated by Dennis and Ronnie Carboy. Charlie worked at the Deli during the late 60s, I
think? Doug Galke 1968
Took some shots of the HHS Lobby today as I was dropping off money from the
Hicksville apparel sale benefitting the students of The Comet Shop. They all thank you
for supporting them as they learn life skills while at school. Bless you allCheryl
Gries Brown 1972

Shiva tray...Rochelle Lask

Antipasto PlatterRob LeBlanc
cold cut trayMarg Ski
Cold cut platterDebbie Hansen
Cold cuts or deli platterJanine Haas
All of the above yummyCandace Violetto
HEAVENBrett Ubbens
Italian platterSusan Feustel
Cold cutsTerri Klepadlo-Berio
Cold cut platter, it's not an antipastoDouglas Mantoosh
Love or A Vegans Worst Nightmare!Ed Fagan
Deli platterJo Jeanna Ingraham
Pu Pu PlatterBuffalo Bob Casale (other style Pu Pu Platters shown
below)

Hey BobWhy hasn't anyone mentioned how the 2017 Super Bowl
celebrates Long Island. After all, it is Super Bowl LI
Just sayin'David Teitel 1968

Have no idea what you're referencing...super bowl long island???

Please give me some insight. ThanksBuffalo Bob Casale
It's meant to be a bit of a joke. It's Super Bowl 51 coming up in February...Since the NFL
uses roman numerals for the game logo, it becomes Super bowl LI. I admit it's a bit of a
reach, But I thought it was funny. Maybe I should stick to my day jobDave
That's pretty cool. Thanks for sharing...bob

My birthday present from my brother. The T shirt, not the car. Feeling Amused.

Lynne Lombardi 1971

 A great morning with grandson

Nate celebrating his graduation from Clemson University...Hal Smith

1963
Anybody live in The Villages in Florida? I would like to talk with you about
the areaCarol Johnson Prestiano
Joan and I visited the Villages about 2 years ago. Very nice HUGE community. Big time
golf areaRobert Manson
My sister in law, Patricia DeYoung lives thereMessage her for infoLisa Stier
Schramke
It's the farthest place our high school goes to play sportsLorraine Jurgens Pioszak

 BobEnjoyed this month's issue of the newsletter. I see on the

photos link there is a picture of Mays opening day 1955. Not a big thing, but the car in
the center left has fins (perhaps a Cadillac?), and looks to be later than 1955. Maybe a
visitor from the future?...Ken Marcus 1967
Editor noteThere was an article in the New York Times July 8, 1954 that was the
basis for selecting 1955 as an opening date. It wasnt cast in stone but thats what we
used.

Hi BobI remember the Iron Lung. My cousin Paul was in

one while in Meadowbrook Hospital. He did pass away at 18 after a two year battle with
the disease. Thanks for the birthday card. I appreciate the well wishes!...Elaine Grecz
Libert 1962

I was a Bacteriologist at Meadowbrook Hospital in 1968 and also

saw a 20ish female in an Iron Lung in a private room. It was shocking and disturbing.
She was completely enclosed except for her head. There was a mirror in front of her to
make communication easier.
Julia White 1963
A Nativity Scene was erected in a church yard.
During the night the folks came across this scene.
An abandoned dog was looking for a comfortable, protected place to sleep.
He chose baby Jesus as his comfort.

No one had the heart to send him away so he was there all night.
We should all have the good sense of this dog and curl up in Jesus' lap from time to time.
No one mentioned that the dog breed is a "shepherd!"

Dear Classmates and Alumni Foundation Members

I wanted to publicly express my sincere and grateful
appreciation to John Ciarelli, Esquire for his generous donation of time and
legal expertise over the past two years resulting recently in the HIcksville High School
Alumni Foundation, Inc. receiving its IRS-issued 501
( c ) 3 federal tax exemption certificate.
With this federal tax exemption certificate, individuals and businesses can now
financially support the foundation's ambitious goals and then deduct those donations off
their tax returns.
John Ciarelli was also a member of the HHS class of 1964 and when I approached him
for help getting the alumni foundation this important designation, he gladly accepted this
time consuming project with no cost to our organization.
The HHS Alumni Foundation has several important goals including financially
supporting a male and female student empowerment program currently being created by
Mr. Ray Williams, HHS principal. Also recognizing that Hicksville has many families
struggling financially, the foundation wants to create a "dress for success" fund to provide
high school seniors with appropriate new professional clothing apparel when they go on
internships and job interviews. Members of the high school marching band could use
new uniforms. Finally, the foundation would like to create more scholarships for
deserving graduating seniors.
John Ciarelli is a quiet hero of the alumni foundation and I believe he deserves some
public recognition now for his generosity. Many of the above mentioned goals now have
a good chance of becoming accomplished due directly to his successful efforts.

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Bill Stahley 1946

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much

appreciated.
..Ethel Kunz Lehmann 1947

When I graduated Hicksville High, I

could never have anticipated what 76 years old would have been. God has blessed me and
life is good. Thanks for the birthday wishesJim Wise 1958

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much

appreciatedJoy Watson Haller 1958

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much

appreciated. Thank you for all you do for the Hicksville High School Alumni. I look
forward to the monthly newsletter Sandy Sandler Wolfe (1960) & Jerry Wolfe

Thank you for the card and for

thinking of me. It was much appreciated Myra Giansante Grist 1960

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much

appreciatedKathy Cookie Koziuk Hanniman 1960

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much

appreciated. Was diagnosed with Stage III C Ovarian cancer in February of 2016. It
was wonderful to turn 73 in November. Wishing all of you a very happy and blessed
ThanksgivingBonnie Kiernan Fogelberg 1961

Thank you for the card. It was an unexpected and nice surprise.
Cathy Arico Joannides and Dennis Joannides 1961

 HAPPY, HAPPY, BIRTHDAY Buffalo Bob!! And thank you for all
you do for the Hix newsletter...........I look forward to it each month as it keeps me
grounded as to where I came from. Love YaBonnie Scharr Papes 1961

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedAnn Cassese Constantino 1961

Oils on canvas by Gary Sanders

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated.
Patricia Stephenson Jordan (1962)

Thank you for the card

and for thinking of usBob (1962) Siegel & Mary Siegel

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedPat Appelman Levitin 1962

Thank you for the beautiful card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated on my special dayElaine Grecz Libert 1962

Thank you for the card. A December birthday is sometimes just

one more thing to do , so Thank You for remembering

Jeanne Dethlefsen Cornelsen 1963

On my way home one day, I stopped to watch a Little League base ball
game that was being played in a park near my home. As I sat down
behind the bench on the first-base line, I asked one of the boys what
the score was 'We're behind 14 to nothing,' he answered with a smile.
'Really,' I said. 'I have to say you don't look very discouraged.'
'Discouraged? the boy asked with a puzzled look on his face.
'Why should we be discouraged? We haven't been up to bat yet.'

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated. You and the gang do a great job keeping us connected to our roots
Arnie Fox 1964

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedHowie Gilbert 1964

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedTom Skelly 1964

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated Lorraine Roby 1964

Thank you Bob and everyone at HixNews for remembering my

birthday. I am having a tremendous day and look forward to a great evening with my
wifeCharlie Coney 1965

Thank you for the card and for thinking of us. It was much
appreciatedGreta Dixon Dean & Bob Dean 1965

Thank you for the card and for thinking of

me. It was much appreciated. Happy Holidays to all of you at HixNews and my
Hicksville AlumniLoretta McMahon McLaughlin 1966

Thank you for the card and for thinking of us. It was much

appreciated. You guys are amazingAnn Kappel Byrne (1967) & Frank Byrne

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much

appreciated Margaret Kozma Ryan 1967

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated .
Peg ONeill Delia 1968

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. I appreciate the

thought and look forward to hearing from you each year. I would also like to thank you
for all the work you do on maintaining the HixNews site and newsletter. Wishing you a
great holiday season and a wonderful year aheadEd Cochran 1968

Thank you all at HixNews for the wonderful birthday card! It was
very cute and deeply appreciated. You all are GREAT people!
Don Engelman 1969

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated John Ohrnberger 1976

Rich Gallagher from the class of 1956 and Bob Bittner from the class of 1968 have new email addresses.
Anyone wanting to contact Rich or Bob send a note to editors@hixnews.com and we will make a
connectionEditors at HixNews

Hi Bob, Got your e-mail address from Howie Dolgin "class of 62." Lost Hicks
News when I changed my e-mail several years ago. I am Bob Giffen "class of 62." My new e-mail is
(concealed). I hope you can help me with this.... Thanks.
BobGlad you found your way back. Go to the home page of the newsletter at the following link
http:/hixnews.com
Bookmark this link because this is how you access HixNews...we do not send the newsletter via
email...the new monthly is posted to the website usually on the last day of the previous month. It stays in
the forefront until the subsequent month. Remember to check out the menu at the top of the home page.
Almost every newsletter published since 2000 is archived. If you go back the two years in the archived
newsletters, you can see what you missed all these months. I will forward your information to Henry to
he can update your new email. Thanksbuffalo bob casale
Thank you very much Bob. Loved Hicksville high school and all the people, the students, teachers and
had a great time over the years. Thanks again sincerely ... Bob

Helen Luna Class of 1963 with Moose Skowron and Hank

Bauer

Eeny, meeny, miny, mo

Catch a tiger by the toe
If he hollers, let him go
Eeny meeny miny mo
Eeny meeny miny mo is one of those rhymes thats ingrained in our cultural limbic
systemonce we hear the first two syllables, the rest unspools whether we want it to or
not. No one knows what eeny or meeny might mean; everybody knows what eeny
meeny means. It turns up in strange places: in Pulp Fiction, in the Great Vermont Corn
Maze, in Justin Bieber songs. But where did eeny meeny come from? Kipling tells us that
Eenee, Meenee, Mainee, and Mo / Were the First Big Four of the Long Ago, but thats
not such a good lead.

A look back at the class of 1961 Senior Trip

A look back at the class of 1961 Senior Trip

When the Music Stopped...

For those who are unaware:
At all military base theaters, the National Anthem is played before the movie begins.
I recently attended a showing of 'Superman 3' here at LSA Anaconda. We have a large
auditorium that we use for movies as well as memorial services and other large
gatherings. As is the custom at all military bases, we stood to attention when The
National Anthem began before the main feature. All was going well until three-quarters
of the way through The National Anthem, the music stopped.
Now, what would happen if this occurred with 1,000 18-to-22-year-olds back in the
States? I imagine that there would be hoots, catcalls, laughter, a few rude comments, and
everyone would sit down and yell for the movie to begin. Of course, that is, only if they
had stood for The National Anthem in the first place.
Here in Iraq 1,000 soldiers continued to stand at attention, eyes fixed forward. The music
started again, and the soldiers continued to quietly stand at attention. Again, though, at
the same point, the music stopped. What would you expect 1,000 soldiers standing at
attention to do? Frankly, I expected some laughter, and everyone would eventually sit
down and wait for the movie to start.
No!!. . . You could have heard a pin drop while every soldier continued to stand at
attention.
Suddenly, there was a lone voice from the front of the auditorium, then a dozen voices,
and soon the room was filled with the voices of a thousand soldiers, finishing where the
recording left off:
"And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that
our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave, o'er the land
of the free, and the home of the brave."
It was the most inspiring moment I have had in Iraq, and I wanted you to know what kind
of U.S. Soldiers are serving you! Remember them as they fight for us!

Chaplain Jim Higgins

Robert Coles, a Pearl Harbor Survivor, returned to Hawaii for the 75th Anniversary of the
attack on Pearl Harbor to honor those who died defending our country on Dec 7, 1941.
Bob has not been back to Pearl Harbor since World War II ended. The State of Maine
collection fund raised the sum of $13,000 for him to make the trip. Mr. Cole is a retired
Chief Radioman who was at Pearl Harbor during the attack and will be attended a
memorial service at the site of the sunken USS ARIZONA..

A guy looked at my Corvette

the other day and said I wonder how many people could have been fed for the money that
sports car cost. I replied I am not sure, it fed a lot of families in Bowling Green,
Kentucky who built it, it fed the people who make the tires, it fed the people who made
the components that went into it, it fed the people in the copper mine who mined the
copper for the wires, it fed people in Decatur IL. at Caterpillar who make the trucks that
haul the copper ore. It fed the trucking people who hauled it from the plant to the dealer
and fed the people working at the dealership and their families. BUT,... I have to admit, I
guess I really don't know how many people it fed.That is the difference between
capitalism and welfare mentality. When you buy something, you put money in people's
pockets, and give them dignity for their skills.When you give someone something for
nothing, you rob them of their dignity and self worth.
Capitalism is freely giving your money in exchange for something of value.
Socialism is taking your money against your will and shoving something down your
throat that you never asked for. I've decided I can't be politically correct anymore. (I
never was, actually)Tom Nicholson and shared by Glenn Hayes 1975

My name is Carol McCormick Konen. I graduated in 1973 and Im looking for a

number of classmates. I have some information about others. Can you advise me? Thank
you so much

Hi Carol McCormick KonenWe would be glad to exchange information with you. Just
email whatever you have to share with us and tell us what you need from us. We can not
share other people's private email addresses with you unless we have their permission to
do so, but we can try to put you in touch with them if we have their contact information.
If we have the contact info for anyone you want to contact, we would ask you to join our
membership, which is free of charge and includes a monthly newsletter. BTW, do you
always enter your entire message in the "Subject" field of your email?...
Best, Henry
Dear HenryThank you so much for your information, and, no I don't normally put my
entire message in the subjectsorry about that. I would be thrilled to join. Tell me what I
need to do. I do know the whereabouts of a few people that I have not seen in the group.
Lorraine Strozak graduated with me in 73 and she went by the name of Tiny and is
living in Atlanta Georgia. I did recently find out that another classmate Wayne Mogavero,
who became a vet, was living in Florida passed away two years ago. I am looking for
Mary Ann Murphy and Salvatore Buscarino both class of 1973. I don't know what
information you would like about me so if somebody can contact me, I can gladly do
whatever it is that this group does. I was quite thrilled and pleased when I came upon it
because there was no place like Hicksville and I grew up on Burns Avenue. I went to
Burns Avenue Elementary and then Hicksville Junior High and Hicksville High James
Konen, my ex husband graduated in 1972 and he is living in North Carolina. Phil
Gianfortone is also in North Carolina. I am one of four sisters who all graduated from
Hicksville High. Diane McCormick she was class 1971 and she's living in Cape Cod
Massachusetts. Gail McCormick, class of 1977 lives in Stony Brook and Suzanne
McCormick was class of 1984 and Susie lives in Wantagh. I made all of these people
aware that I was going to forward you their information. I did receive a message from
Cheryl indicating that I could now comment on the Hicksville High site. Thank you in
advance for your help. Regards Carol
Hi CarolSorry for taking so long to respond to your enthusiastic response. You are now
officially a member of HixNews, which features a monthly Newsletter that we publish
online at the beginning of each month. Like everyone else, you will receive an email
announcement when the new issue is available online (I issue these email
announcements). I have been very busy this month, so I haven't had time to process the
rest of the info you provided, but I promise that sooner or later one of us editors will get
around to all of your info and get back to you on that. Best wishesHenry

Hi Henry thank you for all your help... There must be a way to donate money for all the
work everyone does I volunteer for some worthy causes and there's always room for
improvement by donations. Let me know where and the amount. RegardsCarol
Hi CarolThank you for your offer to make a donation, but that won't be necessary. We
(the editors) have been doing this for years now on a voluntary basis, and our work here
is a labor of love. HixNews is a not-for-profit project. BestHenry
Hi CarolAs I mentioned in my first response to you, I have subscribed you to our
HixNews Membership, which as you know is free of charge. You will soon receive my
monthly membership-wide announcement that our January 2017 issue of our Newsletter
has been published online.
The other people you mentioned can easily subscribe themselves (as can anyone else who
is interested in joining our membership) by going to our homepage
at http://hixnews.com
In the upper/left corner of our homepage, there is a Google subscription box below the
picture of HHS. All they have to do to subscribe is enter their email address and press
their keyboard's [Enter] key.
Our Chief Editor, "Buffalo" Bob Casale will contact you for some additional (optional)
info about yourself that may be used, with your permission, of course, in introducing you
as a new member to the rest of our membership.
Welcome to HixNews!
Best, Henry

If I paste it in my browser (Firefox) on my pc and click on newsletter,

I just get a blank screen. If I try to view it on my ipads, I can open it in Scribd, but only
get about 2 pages worth of the news letter. In the current newsletter, I get an old picture
of the village green and beneath that...nothing. Please advise. ThanksMort Richman
1965

Every time I click on Newsletter it tells me to get Scribd, when I do this

they ask for $7. 99 per month! What am I doing wrong; I have not been able to see the
letter for a long time. ThanksJack Curcia 1961.
If you just click on the newsletter link in the header, it will automatically open the
newsletter, but give it some time if you are on a slower connection. I've tried it in
different browsers on different operating systems and it works fine for me. A
direct link is https://www.scribd.com/document/332564220/2016-DecemberHixnews
No subscription is necessary. Let me know if you are still having troubleRoger
Whitaker, hixnews.com webmaster
When I click on "newsletter" it takes me to a new page where the HixNews is again
repeated, but underneath all that, I just get a blank white page. It doesn't matter how long
I wait, still a blank page. It did work when you gave me the full link, but that was not
provided when I got the monthly email announcing a new newsletter. Please advise.
ThanksMort

I really don't understand. Sometimes you have to copy and paste the http://hixnews.com
into your browser for it to work. Try that It might work or try a different browser. If I use
my Juno website, the pages are corrupt. I have to log on with Firefox for it to work
properly. Sorry for your trouble. Let me know if an alternate works. Bob
It seems to work okay when I use my pc, but not when I use my ipad. Not a big deal.
Thanks for your helpMort

51 years ago today, I got the best Christmas gift ever....our son, Clifford III. And, after 10
short years, God decided he needed his angel back. Though your time on earth was so
very short, you touched so many lives and beautiful memories are engraved on my heart.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Cliffy.
I want to thank all my friends for the kind words and condolences on the passing of my
wonderful brother

Vinnie Luna. To use a word said by my sister-in-law Barbara so many times, we were all
totally blindsided by this. Diagnosed with cancer on Nov. 4th, gone on Nov. 16th. Totally
incomprehensible and totally devastating. He was such a terrific person, never hesitating
to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. He married his high school sweetheart, Barbara

Jabour....together for 51 glorious years. They raised three beautiful daughters and have
eight fabulous grandchildren. His was a life well lived and he will be sorely missed. Rest
in peace, Vinnie...we love you.

Helen Luna Carr 1963

HixNews found out from a former classmate that Gary Schneider, husband of Audrey
Glenn Schneider from the class of 1967, passed away.

Audrey Glenn

Just learned that about the passing of Marie Swass (Hatalsky)

yesterday. She graduated in 1973 or 1974Linda Parrella Ruggiero 1973

Carolyn Stack class of 71 was a classmate and Burns avenue

school friend as was George Wink. Thinking back I remember her being such a sweet
person with that beautiful smile. Thanks George for letting us know about her passing
Charley Hearon 1971

Just learned that about the passing of Marie Swass (Hatalsky)

yesterday. She graduated in 1973 or 1974Linda Parrella Ruggiero 1973
Please add to your list of deceased alumni

Richard Midgett. Richie passed away in April 2011 from leukemia. Thanks.

Howard Bell 1968

Just want to let you know that on Aug 27 2016 we lost Al Mathon. Survivors include his
wife of 37 years Cathy Zarcensky, two sons and 5 grandchildren, and sister Vi Reilly. Al
was a master welder and a builder of engines, including the V-16 that he designed and
built himself. Al will be missed by all that knew him. I believe Al graduated in 1973
Regards Bill Reilly

Dear HixNewsI need to contact George Fox, Class of 1964. Do you

have his email address?...Daniel Levine 1964

Hi DanWe have an email address in our Google master list for Arnie
Fox from the class of 1964, but not for George Fox. Do you know if George and Arnie
are related?...Best Henry Lichtenstein 1959
Dont know if they are related but Im doubtful that they are. I would appreciate it if you
posted it. Maybe someone else knows about George. Ive seen him on classmates but
Im not really a member and cant use their email service without paying a monthly fee
which I refuse to do. So glad you are keeping Hicksville alive and kickingDan
DanielI haven't forgotten about your request for our "People Looking for People" list. I
will add yours soon. BestHenry
OK, Dan, I have included your inquiry about George A. Fox in our "Looking for People"
list.

Elin did a great job on the HHS Class of 1965 50th reunion. May
I have her current email address? Thank youBob Dean 1965
Dear Elin Fischman LawrenceYour former 1965 classmate, Bob Dean, would like to
contact you by emailBest Henry

I would love to be in touch with Dot Hoffman if she wishes. I am

in Pennsylvania and no longer an Islander. Enjoy reading your publication. Wow where
has the time gone? Best wishesBob Hildenbrand 1958

 DotReceived the following from Bob

Hildenbrand. If you want, HixNews can provide your email address to Bob, but only with
your permission. Hope you are wellregardsbuffalo bob Casale (Mom and
BufBob in the photo)

Remember these???? I used to bowl for Green Stamps way back

when.

Hi BobNot sure if he is the Bob I know from HHH; what year

did he graduate? I graduated in 1957. If he is from classes near that you can forward my
email address. I do remember a Bob Hildebrand. ThanksDot Hoffman Salzberg
1957

Easy Crockpot Sweet & Sour Meatballs

Ingredients Nutrition
Servings 12-15 Units US
1 (9 -10 ounce) jar sweet and sour sauce
14 cup packed light brown sugar
3 tablespoons soy sauce
12 teaspoon garlic powder
12 teaspoon black pepper
2 12 lbs frozen meatballs
1 red bell pepper, chopped
1 (20 ounce) can pineapple chunks, drained

Directions

1. If using liner, place it in a slow cooker bowl, fitting it snugly against the bottom and sides of the
bowl; pull top of liner over the bowl rim.
2. Place all ingredients in the slow cooker; stir gently then cover with the lid.
3. Cook on low setting for 7 to 8 hours, or on high setting for 4 to 5 hours, until done.
4. Carefully remove the lid to allow steam to escape.
5. Serve directly from the slow cooker over rice.

Amazing 4 year old Russian girl who speaks 7 languages

https://biggeekdad.com/2016/12/amazing-4-year-old-russian-girl/
Break out the tissues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCAwXb9n7EY
Another one
https://biggeekdad.com/2011/12/change-for-a-dollar/

She Cried by Jay Trainor and the Americans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBpm8tITIiE
Land of the Mutts
https://biggeekdad.com/2016/12/land-of-the-mutts/
Cute video about Memory
https://www.youtube.com/embed/prfCkIOdeAc?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0

https://biggeekdad.com/2016/10/trip-across-italy/
The Airborne Beer Story
World War Two veteran Vince Speranza tells the Airborne Beer story that occurred while he was
serving in the 101st Airborne Division at the Battle of the Bulge. The 101st Airborne was cut off
from the rest of the Army and was holding out in Bastogne when Vince was sent back to try and find
some radio batteries for his company. As you see, he got a little sidetracked on his mission as he stopped
to visit a wounded friend.
https://biggeekdad.com/2014/05/airborne-beer-story/
Amazing Trick Golf Shot
http://imgur.com/SzvDnP5

Hyperlink to Teddy Smith Swedalla (263 Views)

http://youtu.be/c5kz0y6HKQQ
Hyperlink to In Memoriam for Class of 1958 (322 Views)
http://youtu.be/LOr04v1RmNU
Hyperlink to Hicksville High Mega Reunions 2000 & 2007 (793 views)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXo7KBz3u7jaisFnbyAeyxQ
Hyperlink to HHS Class of 1960 In Memoriam (511 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otu9UlULdus
The big car crash of the 1980s (252 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4UjipNIn1Q
Hyperlink to A Short Tour of Bayside (44 Views)
http://youtu.be/CNFRpK2d4_k
Hyperlink to 1964 Fifty Year Photo Gallery Before Reunion (568 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYvmyVX7uks
Hyperlink to 2014 5 May Photo Gallery (560 Views)
http://youtu.be/xfvqC_wSXoo
Hyperlink to 1964 Popularity Poll (408 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQFVzTknlZ4
Hyperlink to Assault on the USS Liberty 8 June 1967 (282 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYjvOhuFr5g
I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag (98,656 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4sj4kUD5TA
Class of 1962 Fifty Year Reunion (800 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joyi_5uxlXE
Memorial Day Tribute to Hicksville High School Veterans (1032 Views)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=1304uB9Uoqk&list=UUXo7KBz3u7jaisFnbyAeyxQ
Hicksville New York Then and Now (12,607 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jacJ_v0ceuU
HHS Class of 1963 Photo Gallery (992 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36PyCLGeeUU
Hicksville High School 1963 Fifty Year Reunion Preview (716 Views)
https://www.youtu
be.com/watch?v=2fU5MjCjHCQ

Hicksville High School Class of 1971 Forty Five Year Reunion July 2016 (500 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwOxEtcuVVQ&t=1783s
Hyperlink to Great Lakes Pensacola Bremerhaven Cyprus USS Liberty Skaggs Island (62 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDr6-Bbn4_o
Hyperlink to Hicksville Military June 2015 (345 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_26pgnSICM
Hyperlink to Las Vegas Surprise (48 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPsUsGEOHA8
Hyperlink to HHS 1955 Multi Year & Fifty Year Reunions (201 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5pOS4jwFJ0
Hyperlink to In Memoriam Class of 1963 (388 Views)
http://youtu.be/xAekQO9tREw
Hyperlink to look at Buffalo Bob Casale early and in the Navy (99 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S77NTog-dbE
Hyperlink to Class of 1959 In Memoriam (317 Views)
http://youtu.be/LKWi_eOVAZM
Hyperlink to Hicksville High School Class of 1961 In Memoriam (376 views)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAz5U17M9Xw
Hyperlink to Class of 1964 Before Reunion Collage (80 Views)
http://youtu.be/Y-HVOlhUc9w
Hyperlink to Class of 1964 In Memoriam (1080 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaATdDOTIRM
Hicksville High School, Hicksville, NY Class of 1961 Reunion 2004
(1,042 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg_8jDaeEcg
Campaign to Rebuild the Fountain in Kennedy Park, Hicksville, New
York (174 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX_yiVnEDQc
Hyperlink to Forty Year Reunion Hicksville Class of 1965 (644 Views)
http://youtu.be/2Xf3MXcEXRQ
Berryman Lane (166 Views)
http://youtu.be/2wQGg1NPhrQ
Robert Casale U.S. Navy career in Pictures (213 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh4Lo3EfnTU
Charlie Brown & Franz Stigler (1,546 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rfncbMMu-Q
Down Memory Lane Class of 1962 Reunion Preview (503 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQxdTsQHjiI
Mini Photo Tour of Australia (435 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Igu3etBRjM&list=UUhyjVpoo4kFmGntWgvnBkWw
Hyperlink to Class of 1962 In Memoriam (494 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWQoCRMn9ms
1963 Hicksville High School Fifty Year Reunion Preview (82 views)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiZKQMzoYi0
Hyperlink to 1963 Fifty Year reunion (30 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_iSqm9XxYw