The HHS Alumni Foundation in conjunction with the trustees of the Hicksville School

District Board of Education wishes to reach out to former graduates of Hicksville High
School as well as caring business owners scattered all over Long Island and New York
City for their support of the internship program described below. Please get the word out
and seriously consider giving a HHS senior an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge
and work experience.

To All Business Owners and Professionals on Long Island

The Hicksville School District has developed an internship program to provide High
School Seniors with the opportunity to gain work experience prior to graduation. The
District has established partnerships with several local businesses and organizations to
hire seniors as interns in a variety of fields including finance, health and medical services,
education, and fine arts. Completing an internship prior to graduation is an invaluable
experience that the District would like to offer as many seniors as possible. Research
shows that an opportunity like this increases the likelihood of college and career success
for the students of Hicksville.

As the District expands its program to provide the greatest amount of students with this
opportunity, it is seeking additional local business and organizations who have an interest
in offering internships. If you or your firm or organization is interested in offering an
internship to a High School Senior, please contact Board of Education Trustee Mike
Beneventano at mbeneventano@hicksvillepublicschools.org

Happy 70th Anniversary Mom and Dad. Together "ALWAYS".

Bette Harrison Germain 1964

Hicksville New York Then and Now (16,689 Views)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jacJ_v0ceuU
BobThis is awesome and thanks for your time in setting up the video. Hope you are
doing well. The BestLou Ciarelli

Thanks so much for posting this! I grew up in Levittown, just across the town line from
Hicksville, where my Dad was a school music teacher for 30 years (Burns Ave. and also
Dutch Lane and WoodlandBill Burakoff
 So I am getting on a crowded train this morning and as I went to sit
down, a young woman moves to the center seat and tells me her husband, who is four
people behind me, is sitting there. I say I don't think so, you cannot save seats. Husband
calls me b word and tells me to get a life. She decides she can't even sit next to me and
gets up. Middle seat empty. - more room for me. I had to be 30 years older than this man,
do you think he should have given me the seat? I'm not being sexist, I've gotten up for
both older men and womenLynne Lombardi 1971

This happens so many times on a subway train and metropolitan bus. I find the really
young adults do not give their seat for older adults. People not much younger than sixty
are the ones that stand up and offer up their seat for a person with a cane or older than
they are...SADScherich Cates Rhonda

I was once on the subway and a young boy about 10 years old offered me his seat. He
was with his grandmother and she motioned to me to say yes. She said that so many
people say no thank that she sometimes asks people to say yes because she wanted him to
learn it was a good thing and if people kept saying no, he'd stop asking. It was so nice to
see someone trying to teach a child manners in this day and ageLynne

They should have graciously offered you a seat. I think this is another example of how
our society has lost certain, kind values. My father would always offer a seat to any
woman standing. If she said, "No thank you, I've been sitting in the car for hours," he still
would not sit down. He was uncomfortable sitting if a woman was standing. And this
went on into his 90s. (He lived to be 92)Jean Haughey

Kites were used in the American Civil

War
to deliver letters and newspapers.
 These people are selfish without any manners. We will pray very
hard for themCheryl Gries Brown 1972

Good for you. You did the right thingNadine Priceman Belkin
1971

You could have hit him with your Handbag a few times. LOLJoseph Esposito
The Martin Owners Club is the official owners and players Club and operated by C.F.
Martin & Co., Inc. Members and enthusiasts enjoy the musical expression of guitar and
desire to be affiliated with the Martin brand. A question posed by C.F. Martin, How old
were you when you got your first guitar?

I was 11Cindy Claus Ferguson 1974

I was Rick NelsonMichael Endsley 1972

My 14th yearLaurie Heroy 1972

I was a bit older but one year at Scout camp, Bob Martin
brought his guitar (he was just learning) to Wauwepex. I got hold of it and armed with the
chords to House of the Rising Sun, I played it incessantly! By the time our 2 week
campout was complete, I was hooked and never looked back. I'm thinking this was about
1968 or 69! That Christmas, after asking Santa, I got a used , Gretsch Tennessean in red
just like George Harrison and the rest is history!...Peter Lamia 1972 (shown
above with niece Sarah Hectik_
 Since I knew Fran Decabia, I read his bio and
then started looking through the list of folks who submitted bio's. I thought I gave you,
or whomever was running this section of the newsletter, my bio a long time ago, but can't
find it anywhere. Do you recall it? If not, I'll submit it.
Also, got a real kick out of all the comments on your "breadless sandwich". Given what
you build it with and all that cheese, you're very lucky if constipation hasn't set in. Given
all your layers of meat and cheese, I would humbly recommend the ELF diet...Eat Less
Food...but, it certainly a lot less FUN!! All the bestJoe Carfora 1962
Editor Noteyou should now be included in the bio sketches
Every time I lose a friend I think of this song.....cherish life and your friends and
family ....tell them "in the living years"Walter Relling 1977
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGDA0Hecw1k

BobIn the January newsletter, there was a comment from a reader

thanking for the card. Her name is Margaret Kozma Ryan 67. I had a friend that I lost
contact with who attended Bethpage schools. His name is Edward Ryan, and he married
a girl named Margaret. It has been a long time, but if this is the girl who married Eddie, I
would like to get in touch with her if she wishes. If it is and she is willing you may pass
along this email address. ThanksTom Steedman 1960

A note to Margaret KozmaOne of our readers is looking for someone he thinks

might be you. His name is Tom Steedman from the class of 1960. Please let me know if
youd like to make contact. Please respond to me at your earliest convenience
Thanksbuffalo bob Casale

BobYes that is me. In fact, as I remember, Tom was Best Man at

our wedding. Yes you can pass along my e-mail. I would love to hear from him
Margaret Kozma 1967

BobThanks for your help. I have been able to contact Margaret, and we are now in
correspondence. Thanks for all your help, it was great talking to youTom
The correct way to eat a cupcake

You could just shove it in your mouth completely acceptable or

you could cut the bottom off and turn it into a sandwich so you get
frosting
in every bite.

Most people don't know that back in 1912, Hellmann's mayonnaise was
manufactured in England.
In fact, the Titanic was carrying 12,000 jars of the condiment scheduled
for delivery in Vera Cruz, Mexico, which was to be the next port of call
for the great ship after its stop in New York.
This would have been the largest single shipment of mayonnaise ever
delivered to Mexico.
But as we know, the great ship did not make it to New York.
The ship hit an iceberg and sank, and the cargo was forever lost.
The people of Mexico, who were crazy about mayonnaise, and were eagerly
awaiting its delivery, were disconsolate at the loss. Their anguish was
so great, that they declared a National Day of Mourning, which they
still observe to this day.
The National Day of Mourning occurs each year on May 5th and is known,
of course, as Sinko de Mayo.

President Trump took a moment during his Florida rally to invite a very excited
supporter onto the stage and let him speak. Gene Huber, the man in question, is a West
Palm Beach native who apparently waited 13 hours in line to get in the hangar for
Trumps rally on Saturday. Trump said he saw Huber while watching TV coverage earlier
that morning. You can watch the moment via CNN.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/trump-invites-up-very-enthusiastic-
supporter-to-speak-at-rally/amp/
The very enthusiastic supporter is the son of

Gene Huber from the class of 1964

Glass takes one million years to decompose, which means it

never wears out
and can be recycled an infinite amount of times!
Back in the day. Dad had to hand shovel that driveway! There were no snow blowers in
those days. TBT Snows of Jan 1963 on Petal Lane, Hicksville. Dad took the color one,
The other I took of Gary & Ted in the snow fort we were building (well with a lot of
Dad's help).

Alice Hayden Virgilio 1972

 I grew up in a town called Hicksville Long Island New York.On
Saturdays it was cartoons then Sunday's you always looked forward to relaxing and
enjoying a big dinner. It was during a time when everyone treated each other like Family.
We went outside to play, we got dirty.... We bought chips & candy from the corner store.
We played Jacks, Red Light, Green Light, Kick the Can, Simon Says, Hide and Seek,
Dodge Ball, Red Rover, Baseball, Softball and Football. We could ride our bikes to the
store, or the park, or down a back road and stay away all day. We even swam in the creek
or lake when we had the chance. We ate beans & hot dogs, mac and cheese & peanut
butter sandwiches. We walked or rode a bike everywhere and never worried about safety.
We never thought to lock our windows or doors at night. We had chores to do around the
house, we helped clean off the table after a meal and ate our meals as a family at a table
together. We weren't AFRAID OF ANYTHING, 'cept our parents. If you fell down you
would just get back up. We challenged each other everywhere...King of the hill. If
someone had a fight, that's what it was...a fight. Kids weren't afraid of fake guns when I
grew up. Real guns were just a part of life and we respected them as well as our parents,
our teachers, the American flag, the principal AND God. We said the Pledge of
Allegiance every time we went to school. We left our houses as soon as we could in the
morning and right after school till our neighbors would yell out for their children as a
reminder to get in the house for the night. If one kid was called for dinner then we all
knew to go home. We watched our mouths around our elders because we knew If we
DISRESPECTED any adult there would be a price to pay and we had manners and
respect otherwise someone else's parents put you in your place. I would not trade
anything for the childhood we had, for we had enough and we had love and all that made
us the adults we are todaySusan Donner Merkler 1968
If Hicksville is a community you will never forget, tell us what special
thing stands out in your mind.

Wish we could turn back timeLana Evelyn Buckholz Jacobs

And waiting for the ice cream trucksCarol Youngman

Those were the good old daysBarbara Ciaravino

Well said; I miss those days SusanMary Ellen Winterhalter Gomrad

A post I saw about Gertz made me start thinking about Mid Island Plaza. How
many of the past stores can you remember? My time was in the 80s, so the earlier stores I
probably won't remember- Here's my list ( in no particular order) - Gertz/Sterns,
Korvettes, Pathmark, Hurdy Gurdy, Merry Go Round, Sids Pants, Kinney shoes, The
large 2 theater movie theater, Wuvs Restaurant, The game room, The magic shop, MyPI,
The Rage, There was a music store I can't remember the name of, The Ground Round,
Bagel Nosh, Holiday Spa and NathansBrian Horvath 1986

Lerners, Newberrys where I worked; food fair, then Pathmark, laundry mat, Horn N
Hardart, Barber shop, IKEA...Linda Schairer-Maksym 1973

Let's not forget Fly by Night Audio...in the plane that was re-assembled in the parking
lot!...Jim Keegan

Just found this. S Klein Mid island plazaNick Cee

Regal Shoes, Thom McAn shoes, Barracini candy, Longs Chinese was the best. There
was a store on the corner across from Gertz that sold ladies sweaters and shirt big hit in
the 70s. Buster Brown shoes, stride rite shoesGeri-Anne Howard Satterfield

Please take me back to the good ole days....Nancy Kozak Pollera

1971
Geri-Anne that store was called Select and it had purple shag carpet & silver walls
Helen Ferrandino Trapani 1982

Besides two grocery stores, there was a hardware store.......can't remember the names.
Plaza barber (editor noteSilvio Oliva was the owner who passed and his son took
over). Square pizza....now located on Stewart Ave. going back to the early 60's....Linda
Brook Giordano

LernersJessica A. Klaubner

Woolworth, Newberry's, Thom McAn, Flagg BrothersJohn Becker 1972

Newberrys, Kresges, National shoes, Bruckners, Bonds, Gertz.

Jeanette Callaghan Vespe 1968

Lori Crafts? Or Loki Crafts???...Judy Remensnyder Bates 1975

 Singers; Lorrys mens clothingcheck out the following.
Vicki Berk Mass 1972
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah3NVknsMs8

Loki craft, Cherry Hill Book StoreKevin Kman 1975

Newberry's!...Anita Brix 1977

 Pretzel man outside Newberry's. 10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents.
The best everNancy Lauro Fariello 1972

Lerners, Tom McAn, Miles Shoes and the hair salon that was in
a basement. and can't forget Food FairLinda Pujia Wojo 1972

When I was little in the late 60s every time my parents would
celebrate anything they would drag me with them to longs Chinese restaurant it was their
version of the Hong Kong gardensCurtis Paul Eaton 1980
 I worked at Eriks restaurant...then Big scoop ice cream..... then
King George....then National Shirt ShopDon Myers 1965

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedPat
Lenzner Caruso 1953

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedRudolph
Frey 1954

Thanks for the card and for thinking of us. It was much
appreciatedLeslie & Robert Whitey Otten 1959

Peanut oil is used for cooking in submarines

because it doesn't smoke unless it's heated
above 450F.
 Thank you for the card and for thinking of us. It was much
appreciated. Its been 57 years of marriage and I would do it all over againBeth
Reilly Bianco & Ray Bianco

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Martha Gross Parent 1960

Thanks for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedBilly Fuchs 1960

Thanks for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedSandi Sandler Wolfe 1960
 Thank you for the card and for thinking of
me. It was much appreciatedFrank Schwartz 1961

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated Josephine Cipullo Walston 1962

Thank you for the card and for thinking of us. 52 years of MarriageWOW!!! 4 kids and
7 grand kids. Enjoing the retirement life full time nowtravel and visits with family
Janet McMenamin Butcher and Harry Butcher 1962
 Thank you for the anniversary card and for thinking of us. It
was much appreciated. Brenda & Jeff Feierstein 1963

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedRichie Keliher 1964

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedSuzon Cohen Fisher 1965
Thanks you for the beautiful card and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated and
somewhat eased the pain of turning 70Ronnie Wells Brigandi 1965

While the Swiss Army Knife has been popular for years,
the Swiss Navy Knifes one feature that has remained
largely unheard of is Its single blade functions as a tiny
canoe paddle.
 Dear HixNewsThank you for the birthday card. Where have the
years gone? And they are passing faster and faster. Love the HixNews each month. I
know its a lot of work and I so enjoy finding it in my mailbox each month.
Donna Schrimpe 1966

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedTony Bellacera 1966
 Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated. A very nice way to start my day. How very thoughtful.
Anne Kappel Byrne 1967

Gold is the only metal that doesn't rust, even if it's buried in the
ground
For thousands of years.

While Willy is still counting the numbers for my age, I thank you and
the gang at HixNews for the card. It certainly brought a smile to my face.
Paul Backman 1967
Thank you for the card and for thinking of us. It was much appreciated.
Lynn McMorrow ORiordan 1968 and Marc ORiordan

Thank you for the card and thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedLarry Dagna 1968

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedSteve Riscica 1970

Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedRobert Bialick 1970
 Thank you for the card and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated. This was a milestone birthday for methe big 60.
Jan Greenberg Dickelman 1974
HenryCarol Sliwkoski from the class of 1965 has a new email. I tried to send a
birthday card and the email bounced back. I went to Spokeo and found the new email
there. Thankslove da buff
Editor noteAnyone wishing to contact Carol, send a note to editors@hixnews.com
and we will make contact.

What is meant by the modern term referred to as 'POLITICAL CORRECTNESS

The definition is found in 4 telegrams at the Truman Library and Museum in

Independence, Missouri. The following are copies of four telegrams between
President Harry Truman and General Douglas MacArthur on the day before the
actual signing of the WWII Surrender Agreement in September 1945.
The contents of those four telegrams below are exactly as received at the end of the
war - not a word has been added or deleted!

(1) Tokyo, Japan 0800-September 1,1945

To: President Harry S Truman
From: General D A MacArthur
Tomorrow we meet with those yellow-bellied bastards and sign the Surrender
Documents, any last minute instructions?

(2) Washington, D C 1300-September 1, 1945

To: D A MacArthur
From: H S Truman
Congratulations, job well done, but you must tone down your obvious dislike of the
Japanese when discussing the terms of the surrender with the press, because some of
your remarks are fundamentally not politically correct!

(3) Tokyo, Japan 1630-September 1, 1945

To: H S Truman
From: D A MacArthur and C H Nimitz
Wilco Sir, but both Chester and I are somewhat confused, exactly what does the
term politically correct mean?

(4) Washington, D C 2120-September 1, 1945

To: D A MacArthur/C H Nimitz
From: H S Truman
Political Correctness is a doctrine, recently fostered by a delusional, illogical
minority and promoted by a sick mainstream media, which holds forth the
proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a piece of shit by the clean end!
Now, with special thanks to the Truman Museum and Harry himself, you and I
finally have a full understanding of what 'POLITICAL CORRECTNESS' really
means!

Your tongue is the only muscle in your body that is attached at

only one
End.

Using a clothing rod to hang your spray bottles will help you to save space (and
eliminate that fun domino effect of grabbing a bottle and knocking over the whole
row.)
I'm super proud of my son Ben, who stepped up this evening to stop a thief at Heidelberg
restaurant in NYC! Way to go, Ben!! Patti Hughes

Michael Mariani I'd love to hear more. Heidelberg is one of my favorite places? Was it at
the bar or in the restaurant?

Pattie Hughes One of my favorites, too. It was in the restaurant. Some fool walked it, and
grabbed the cash off a nearby table, then walked out. Ben went after him, it took a couple
of minutes till others understood what was going on. They got the money back and held
him till the police came. It was over within 15 minutes. And, being the great
restaurant/bar it is, Ben and I were given a shot on the house! lol!! Typical night in
Yorkville.

Ever walk into a room with some

purpose in mind, only to completely forget what that purpose was?
Turns out, doors themselves are to blame for these strange memory lapses.
It's not that we're getting old... it's the door.
Psychologists at the University of Notre Dame have discovered that passing through a
doorway triggers what's known as an event boundary in the mind, separating one set of
thoughts and memories from the next.
Your brain files away the thoughts you had in the previous room and prepares a blank
slate for the new locale.
It's not aging, it's the damn door! Thank goodness for studies like this.
Sandi Brindisi 1966

This is the first month I can recall that we have had no new readers. There are so many of
your friends who have no idea that a Hicksville High School Newsletter exists. Send a
note to your mailing list and remind your friends that we exist. Have them go to
http://hixnews.com and put their name on the master mail list for HixNews. Tell
them

On the home page, put your email address in the Google Box on the left and hit
subscribe and Henry will add your name to the master list. So many of our readers tell
us about being delighted to read about old friends. Share it with yours!!!
The Editors
This is especially important for the younger classes say from 1980 and
up.

HixNews Subscribers Name & Class List

We have an organized online spreadsheet that presents our current
membership: available by clicking here

Check the available list to see if your friends are on the listif
not send them a note and ask them to join our family!!!

If you wish to add, subtract, or modify an entry on this list, send an email
to: editors@hixnews.com
 It is with deep sadness that I inform you of the passing of Gordon W.
Hammond, class of 1955, who passed on December 5, 2016 in Westfield, Maine. Please
add his name to the HHS Class of '55 In Memoriam list. Thank you.
Bob McWilliams 1955

HiJust a quick note to inform you that my beloved

Valerie Palmer Towsley, class of 1960, passed away on Jan 9th 2017 . She always read
the newsletter and enjoyed hearing about Hicksville HS goings on. Thank youEd
Towsley (husband)

Dear HixNewsWhile reading the In Memoriam for various classes, I noticed that my
sister, Joan Olsen Forrester, from the class of 1953 is not on that list. She passed on
October 3rd, 2015. Please add her name. Thanks
Sandi Olsen Trenka 1955

We are sorry to learn of your loss. Her information has been posted to the In
Memoriam page. Thanks for letting us knowRoger Whitaker, webmaster for
HixNews

https://biggeekdad.com/2016/11/story-two-wolves/

On November 18, 2016, Bette Harrison Germain and Mike Germain lost their son Chad.
I found out recently that a poignant story developed between Chad and a young boy who
lives in Florida.

Obituary of Sergeant Chad Germain

Germain Chad Joseph., of Hicksville, L.I., on November 18, 2016. Beloved son of
Michael F. Germain and Elizabeth J. Germain. Dear brother of Scott Harrison
Germain & wife Patti and Michele Germain Vice & husband Jon. Cherished
lifelong friend of Daniel Patrick McCarthy. Devoted uncle of Nicole, Allison,
Michael, and Kathryn. Sergeant Chad Germain was a thirteen year veteran of the
Hempstead Police Department Patrol Division as well as a veteran of the United
States Marine Corps (Operation Desert Shield) while serving aboard the USS
Eisenhower. Sgt. Germain was a highly decorated police officer who received the
Meritorious Service Award. Chad was following in the footsteps of his father, Sgt.
Michael Germain, Old Westbury Police Department (retired).
Chad was loved and adored by many.
Chad shown here with sister Michelles children Katy &
Michael
Taken a week before Chad passed.
One of the many who loved Chad was an 11 yr old boy, Jack Fleming, from South
Florida with autism who is on a mission to say "thank you" to all law enforcement
officers. This inspirational young man has made it his mission to thank all law
enforcement officers for their sacrifice and service. Hes not letting autism hold him back
from bringing smiles and sharing random acts of kindness.
Jacks dad, John, was a NYPD officer who now serves with the Juno Beach Police. After
arriving in Florida, Jack decided to make a difference taking baked goods, gifts and cards
to police departments, grocery stores, and random Love Every Officer (LEO) locations
in the community.
My cards say, 'Dear Officer, you're a hero. I stand beside you and support you. Love Jack
Fleming and Be safe.'
Chad, a 1989 graduate of Jericho High School became good friends with a classmate,
Caryn Wasserman and the two maintained their friendship over the years.
The friendship that Chad had with Jack was a friendship nurtured because Caryn often
talked about Chad and his job with the Hempstead Police Department.
When Chad heard about Jack thanking police officers in Florida for their work, Chad
would text him and praise him. RememberJack is only 11 years old. Chad said, Caryn
is an amazing woman who is Jack's biggest advocate.

Jack presenting cards to two Florida police officers

Caryn, whose daughter Riley also has autism says, sadly Jack has been bullied and
picked on and feels his connection with officers is a miracle.
"He doesn't have the ability to connect with people, but he connects with officers.
Officers have approached him and gotten teary eyed. It doesn't take much to smile, say hi
or thank you to someone who needs it. Jack feels so good spreading kindness."

http://cbs12.com/news/extraordinary-people/11-year-old-jack-fleming-
4-leos

A note from Chads very close friend Jack Fleming

Can you PLEASE do this with me? I love my LEOs and I also love and respect our
military and vets. In November my very good friend Chad Germain passed away and it
made me so sad. Chad was the son of Mike Germain and Elizabeth Bette Harrison
Germain both graduates from Hicksville High School class of 1964. Chad served in the
United States Marine Corps and was also a police Sergeant for the Hempstead Police
Department. He sure was my hero.
I want to do something for him and also for our country. I will send a package to our
troops oversees with a thank you letter in memory of Chad.

PLEASE Put a package together (list of requested items below).

This is the wish list of this months platoon (they have no TV, no Refrigerator/Freezer
and no way to cook except in a microwave and they have no Post Exchange (PX) to shop
for these necessities that we take for granted:

Toothpaste
Crystal Light Powder (liquid water enhancer)
Floss
Nail Clippers
Body Wash
Lotion
Cleansing Wipes
Socks Protein Bars
Tuna Packets
Candy
Chips
Mio (liquid water enhancer)
Beef Jerky
Uncle Bens Microwavable Rice Packs
Rice Cakes
Gum
Mints
European Electric Outlet Adapters
Books/Magazines
Tooth Brushes
The shipping address.

Make sure you put #chadstrong on the box

take a picture of the box and post it on Jack Flemings Facebook Page. Also, please send
an email to Bette bmain3@icloud.com that a box has been sent. There will be a
drawing at the end of the month for a Jack Has My Back awesome t-shirt and everyone
who does this with me has a chance to win one. Lets do this easy thing for people who
do so much for us. Are you in? And please share so your friends and family
do it too.

A note from BetteJack continues to help fill the hole in our hearts with his acts of
kindness and support of our First Responders and our Military. This is the epitome of his
tribute to Chad. Chad loved being a Marine and loved being a police officer with the
Hempstead PD. Thank you Jack! You continue to make him proud. The send off that
Chad received overwhelmed Mike and me. We have learned what an amazing friend he
was to so many and what an impact he had on all who knew him. Jack Fleming has
helped fill some of the hole in our hearts. #chadstrong

Hi Just read the story can

we still get boxes together? My granddaughter graduated college before she graduated
from high school. Her college graduation was held at Parris Island. I was so proud to be
an America. Marines know how to celebrate !!! I would love to get some boxes together
and share this beautiful story. Thank you. Leona OHanley Schilling1963

Ingredients
3 eggs
2 Tablespoons Medium Tostitos Salsa
2 Tablespoons Sour Cream
6-10 Leafs of Fresh Spinach (tear or cut into smaller pieces)
2-3 Strips of Cooked Bacon (tear or cut into smaller pieces)
2 Pieces of Smoked Ham (cut into smaller pieces)
2 Pieces of Smoked Turkey (cut into smaller pieces)
2 Pieces of Swiss Cheese (cut into smaller pieces)
Crack eggs into a Medium Size bowl, add some salt and pepper and whisk.
Dump all the remaining ingredients into the egg mixture and mix together.
It is now ready for the frying pan.
I use my new Red Copper pan that is incredible. Nothing sticks and when the mixture is cooked, you
dump onto a dish and the pan is totally empty when done. Cleanup is a breeze!!!

Should be enough for two unless you eat a really hearty breakfast!!!

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=yfp-t-
s&p=red+copper+pan+complaints#id=3&vid=e656dbc03a2eb9641b1a982ecc17
46ce&action=click
 Hello I went online and noticed that there is a 50th class
reunion scheduled for the class of 1967 but there isnt much other information provided.
There is a link to download a flyer about the planned reunion but I got an error message
when I tried to access it. Would you be able to provide some information about when the
reunion is planned to take place? I am considering whether to attend the reunion and
being able to plan for it is important. Thank youRichard D. Sutphen 1967
FYI: I am currently retired (since July, 2016) from the University of Kentucky where I
was a professor of social work for 23 years.

Ooops. File is there nowRoger Whitakerwebmaster for

hixnews.com

Donna Benfante Heeter to Hicksville High School

Class of '77 40th Reunion
Check your email!
The official first batch of Invites has been sent via Punchbowl to all the
email addresses we have at this time - If you validated your email with one
of the committee members and didn't receive the invitations - check your
SPAM/JUNK folder.
If you do not see it - message me directly with your correct email address
and I will send or re-send to you -
We have some physical addresses and will be sending out snail mail once we
get that in order - Hope to see you all in 6 months!
 I moved away from Hicksville to work for American Airlines in
1979 and have never made a reunion...I still have time though so don't give up on me
John Deluca

Don't worry Johnwe will haunt you until you attend

Jeanne Dagna 1977

This will be the first one I have ever missedFloyd Beil 1977

It would be great to see youMatthew Connor 1977

Lint from your navel makes a handy fire starter.

Warning: Remove lint from your navel before
applying the match.
 I havent been receiving newsletters for many months now. Is there a
problem with my e-mail address? Thanks for the good work. Blessings.
Anna May Powers Riddell 1960

Anna May
We do not email you the newsletter. Henry sends an email each month to let our
subscribers know that the current issue has been posted to our website
http://hixnews.com
The current newsletter stays on the web until the next issue is published. When the new
issue is published, the one being replaced is sent to our archive site that can be accessed
by going to the home page at http://hixnews.com and go to the menu at the top and click
on archives. You can then select an issue that you've missed for those many months and
then you'll be up to date.
Copy the hyperlink http://hixnews.com to a file that you can access whenever you want
to. Then all you need do is click that hyperlink and voila, you are whisked to the current
issue. Hope this helpslove yah bob

Thanks for the newsletterit certainly brings back memories. I used to get the e-mails
from Henry but I dont anymore. Do I have to subscribe again?...Anna May

So, God Made a Dog

http://videos2view.net/God-made-a-dog.htm#.WKBGy9VDzJ4.email

The Powerful Sea

https://biggeekdad.com/2012/04/the-powerful-sea/
A very valuable lessonplease watch
https://biggeekdad.com/2016/02/this-might-shock-you/

All About That Bass

https://biggeekdad.com/2017/02/postmodern-jukebox/

1950s Memories
https://biggeekdad.com/2015/05/1950s-memories/

Tim Conway
https://biggeekdad.com/2012/04/tim-conway-elephant-story/

Christian Cuss Words

https://biggeekdad.com/2017/02/christian-cuss-words/

Urban or Rural
https://biggeekdad.com/2015/05/urban-or-rural/

Woman fixes flat tire

https://biggeekdad.com/2017/02/woman-fixes-flat/

Seasons of Norway
https://biggeekdad.com/2017/02/the-seasons-of-norway/

What would you do???

https://rumble.com/v31ur1-would-you-help-a-wounded-homeless-
man-social-experiment.html?mref=6i76&mc=8jxox

The Diamonds 1957 and again in 2004

http://www.flixxy.com/the-diamonds-little-darlin-1957-2004.htm
Scary Moments
https://biggeekdad.com/2017/01/awesome-wingsuit-flight/

LOL
https://biggeekdad.com/2017/01/ordering-vanilla-milkshake/

Colorful Colorado
https://vimeo.com/186483277

Friends Furever
https://biggeekdad.com/2015/02/friends-furever/

Big Dogs and babies

https://biggeekdad.com/2017/01/big-dogs-adorable-babies/

Youve Got A Friend

https://biggeekdad.com/2017/01/youve-got-friend/

Woman Beater Gets Whats Coming

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc7u62CKX4A

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=Igu3etBR-
jM&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