Around Hicksville

Hix Friends and former studentsTime to gauge interest.

Thinking about another tee shirt sale ...benefit of the Terry Farrell Fire Fighters Fund hereafter referred
to as the TFFFF. As some of you know, over the last two years, the sale has raised over $8000 for the
Fund. There are other styles and garments, no thongs though, as much as Mark Robinson has begged for
them. Ladies cuts and hoodies and also the option of the "Hick Guy" logo. If there is enough interest
evidenced by people "liking" this post I will start convincing Wendy that having a couple hundred tee
shirts strewn around the living room is a good idea for a good causeWalter Relling 1977

Who remembers bus passes???...Kathleen Kramer Smith 1970

My bus driver always said "no bus pass no ride!!!! Glenn Koebel 1972
Reply from KathyI remember a bus driver Leo. He was cool

You still have one !!!!wowLori Garone 1970

Reply from KathyJust found it in my attic.
Reply from LoriKathleen Kramer Smith amazing

 Dutch Lane from Nevada St. That was a rideJim Romanelli 1967
Reply from KathyJust for 3rd grade. Otherwise Burns Avenue

I never had one that fancy...Jeanne Dagna Flute 1977

I walked to all 3 schools...Barbara Kargauer Castonguay 1970

Walked to Dutch Lane, bus to Junior and Senior high

Lou Mannheimer
A comment from Rick HassettLooking very serious..it's spring training!!!
A reply from Louactually this pic is a few years old. I was walking off the baseball field after my
little league team took a loss. I coached baseball every year starting from when my #3 was in t-ball all
the way thru his 1st year in the majors.

 Walked to all schoolsNicholai, Junior high and high school.

Helen Coletta

Walked to Woodland and took bus to Junior HighJanet Roberts

Unfortunately I never got the bus--walked to Lee Ave, Junior High & HHS. Had to
run into the girls room to take off the slacks. Oh the good old daysGail Cluxton Sneyd 1963

My first pass was a manila tag that was tied to my sport coat (my mom dressed
me well) for my 1st day of Kindergarten at East St. School. Caught the bus on Ronald Ave by the
sumpRichie Calma 1971

I grew up in Hicksville , NY. We lived on a street during a time when everyone

treated each other like Family. We went outside first thing in the morning to play, we got dirty and didn't
go home until suppertime and you better not be late. We ate whatever my Mother cooked. There were no
questions or negotiations. We looked forward to the ice cream man. We played "Spud", " "Red Light,
Green Light", "Hide and Seek" "tag", baseball", "red rover" "football" "Stoop ball" and "Manhunt".
There were no bottled waters, we drank from the water hose. We played in sprinklers, walked or rode
our bikes to the neighborhood field and the village for pizza, or anywhere else. If you wanted to get a
hold of your friends, you called them from a landline or pay phone, or went to their house and knocked
on the door. "Play Dates" didn't exist. We weren't afraid of anything. If you fell down you'd better suck it
up 'cause you couldn't run in and out of the house for a scratch or any other reason or you would have to
stay in. If someone had a fight, that's what it was.... A fight that started and ended right there. The next
day it was over. At night we caught lightning bugs and when the street lights came on we were reminded
to get our butts home before our Mom or Dad had to holler for us to come in for the night. School was
mandatory. We watched our mouths around our elders because we knew If you DISRESPECTED any
grown up you were gonna get corrected BIG TIME! I wouldn't change a thing. Re-post with your
block if you're proud that you came from a close knit community and will never forget where you
came from! I lived on Ohio StreetSandy Brindisi 1966
I was on Nevada StreetLaura Azzue Tschiember

For me, Elwood AveGeorge Parisi

Elwood EaglesJerry Walsh
Me too from the Elwood EaglesJoanne Saccaro (Holy Family 1972)

Pine StreetJoAnn Riccobene McKinney 1971

Lawrence StreetChristine Moore Newins 1983

Harding AvenuePatricia Boyens Snider 1971

Plainview RdJames Finn

Benjamin AveDiane OFenloch

Acre LaneJanet Dantuono

Benjamin Ave. The best time to grow up in the best place, Hicksville, on Benjamin Avenue!
Angela LaManna Ever

Colony StreetBarry Weinstein 1971

Is David your brother?...Sheila Klein Cohen 1974

A reply from BarryYes

Sheila repliedI went to Woodland with him...please send my regards..Is he on FB?

Will do, he's not on FB, not a social media fan at all. Did you know my sister, Deanne?..Barry
No, I don't think so..I remember David as being super smart....what did he end up doing? I just checked
your FB friends....small world; I've known Paula Henkin for close to 30 years from the Citibank days!
Sheila

Mike & Artie Petrelli

The street (Colony St) that no one would drive down in the summer, for fear of hitting one of the 60 kids
on our block. Great days BarryArtie Petrelli
Absolutely Artieit was a lot of fun those daysBarry Weinstein

Arpad st.Robert Bookstaver

Near the Repoli's??...Mike Nervik 1970

Fairview courtSue Bennet-Bruning

Wildwood roadShari Hinden

A video on You Tube created and posted by Ray Schnoorcontrol and click on the below link
My Little Town Hicksville NY My Little Town Hicksville where I Grew Up.
Another video can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jacJ_v0ceuU

John Hattenback (1956) mentioned a piano player Buzzy

Moore who played at Jabby's in Hicksville. Buzzy was my father and lived in Amityville. I can't
remember him driving anything but a Cadillac convertible throughout his life. Thought I would share
some Buzzy photos. He played the xylophone, saxophone, guitar, ukulele, flute, clarinet, drums and the
piano. His love was the piano which he played from 4 years of age until he passed away in the 80s
Barbara Moore Fontes, Copiague High School Class of 1956

549 S. Broadway Tip-To Coffee Shop Back in the dayNow Enterprise Car Rental

Does anyone know the time spanTip-Top to Enterprise???

QuestionI lived in Hicksville from 1950 until 1966. I lived on Memory Lane. Memory ran between
Lantern and Spindle. If anyone lived there then, or lives there now, it would be nice to find out about the
old neighborhood. ThanksSue Galke Cummins 1967
Wednesday, July 27, 2016We had a great time tonight at the Milleridge Inn Wednesday night Car
Show. Nick M Pagano surprised us by kidnapping Jim Hugger at his home and brought him down to the
show. Donna Mezzacappa-Scala, Karen Jablonski Thomas, Margaret Ort Eaton, Clinton Brown, Mark
Thomas and I enjoyed ourselves very much reminiscing about growing up in Hicksville. It was great
seeing you Jim. GO COMETS!...Cheryl Gries Brown

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedDorothy Kunz Drago
1950

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated. One of
the best that I have received, I am still LaughingCowboy Charlie Cava 1955

Thank you for the anniversary card, and for thinking of us. It was
much appreciatedBarbara Fellows Cava 1956
Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated. Looking forward to see many
more from good old Hix NewsTom Haller Class of 1956

1966 Woodland Avenue~First Grade Production of the Wizard of Oz...

Brings back Memories

Hi My husband, Fred, and I will be celebrating our 55th Wedding Anniversary on

September 3. Dorothea Hoffmann Salzberg and Fred Karl Salzberg were married on September 3, 1961.
We will be on a cruise in Alaska to celebrate our many years together. Hope you can add this to your
list of Anniversaries for September. Thank youDot Hoffman Salzberg 1957

Thank you so much. I loved the birthday card. Double 7's this year. Where have all
the years gone?...Carole Kiever Ohliger 1957

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedPhil Anselmo 1958

Thank you for the card, and for appreciated. thinking of me. It was much Thanks
also for all the work you do keeping the Hicksville alumni connected. You guys rock !!!
Tom Pilko 1959

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It

was much appreciatedMike Anselmo 1959

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Lorraine Miltenberg Dalaimo1959

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated. You
brightened my day...Linda Piccerelli Hayden 1960

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It

was much appreciatedAnnlynn Brough Stougaard 1961

It's great to be remembered as the years fly by. Thank

you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Lorraine Martello Vito 1961

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciatedRonnie Gilson Birk 1961

Thank you for the card, and for

thinking of me. It was much appreciatedRochelle Heyman Baron 1961

Thank you for the card, and for

thinking of me. It was much appreciatedKaren Hartig Shore 1961

Thank you for the birthday card, and for thinking

of me. It was much appreciated. Next year, my wife and I will be celebrating our 50th anniversary as
will many of our Hicksville Class of 62. It's amazing to have lasted this long in life and with my spouse.
Ron Taub 1962

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of us. We are married 49 years and
looking forward to a big celebration for our 50th next year. Keep up the great work at HixNews and
thanks again for the card; It was much appreciated
Steve (1962) and Diane Boseling Baum (1962)

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedBob
Siegel 1962

Thank you for the beautiful anniversary card, and for thinking of us. It was much
appreciated.
Ron and Barbara Taub 1962

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Larry Olivari 1963

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was
much appreciatedJim Cutropia 1963

Thank you, one of the good things about getting

older? you keep getting cardsJohn Diers 1963

Hi BobThanks so much for remembering

our anniversary...now 31 years! Where has the time gone? Thanks also to you and the gang for the
great job you do reminding us of the "old" days at HHS
Arnie ('64) and Anne (Shelden) Fox

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Margaret Wangenheim Manjarrez 1964

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of us. It was much
appreciatedMarlene Schoenberg ONeil 1964 & Tom O'Neil

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
John Ceravino 1964

BobThank you for the anniversary card and the birthday card. Always a lift to
receive them from you and the gang at Hix News. All bestDennis 1964 & Darilyn Listort

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of

us. It was much appreciatedSanto (1964) and Jeanne Carfora

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedJane
Sharpe Bodner 1965

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Jean Pius Mucchiari 1965
AlsoI was browsing through HixNews August 2016 publication and under the
"birthdays/anniversaries," the page was blank with a heading "click here for the 1/2015 birthdays and
anniversaries". Just wondering if there was a glitch or just omitted the August birthdays and
anniversaries. Thank you for doing an outstanding job, as usual. It is greatly appreciated
I see the list OK here. Try refreshing or reloading the page and see if it doesn't show up.
Roger Whitaker, HixNews Webmaster

Your efforts to remember all of our special days are greatly

appreciatedKaren Malter Coles & Les Coles1965

Bob, The years fly by so quickly. Thank you and the HIX News staff for my
birthday wishes.
Elin Fischman Lawrence1965

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much
appreciated.Glen Olsen 1965

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. I sincerely appreciated it.
Keep up the great work that you and all of the HHS newletter staff do to keep it going out every month.
Bob Ward 1966

Thank you for the card,

and for thinking of us. I always look forward to your cards. This one put a smile on my face! Keep it
up!!...Beverly Fetz White 1967 and John White

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated
Donna Ollins 1969

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of us. It was much appreciatedJane
Deveau Kalka (1969) and Larry Kalka

Thanks so much for the card! I always look forward to

these cards. Keep up the good work!...Ronnie Klein Witlin and Ira Witlin 1969

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciatedJeff
Feierstein 1969

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated.
Lisa Dorais Wissler 1971

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of me. It was much appreciated.
Bill Jakabek 1971

Thank you for the card, and for thinking of us. It was greatly
appreciated...Maryann Uebel Blane (1973) and Joseph Blane
p.s. thanks for the birthday card, too!
Thank you so much for the lovely birthday cardDebbie Fischer Dowdell 1973

Email Address Changes

Elin Fischman Lawrence has a new email address. Anyone wishing to

contact Elin please send a note to editors@hixnews.com and we will make the contact!
A note to Diane TimpanoThere is a little confusion at HixNews. Eugene Timpano asked to be
added to the master list recently and is using your email address to register. We have a Eugene Timpano
listed with an email (email address deleted for privacy) If you want to use only one email address, let us
know so our records can be adjusted. I'm assuming you are married and would like to know your maiden
name. Also, please let us know where you currently live. Many times our subscribers change their email
address and don't take the time to advise the newsletter team. Knowing where you live, we can normally
find a changed email. If you would like to be added to the anniversary and birthday list, please send us
your birthday and Eugene's birthday and your anniversary. Please advise. ThanksBuffalo Bob Casale
Hi BobI am the Hicksville alumnus of 1969. Several days ago I awoke inspired to research the
potential of my 50th reunion being planned, and discovered HixReunion.com, and HixNews.com. While
surfing your site I came across People Looking for People, and noticed that a past alumnus familiar to
me was attempting to make contact with my ex-sister-in-law (sister of my ex-wife). That ex-sister-inlaw, Carol Catanese, had succumbed to cancer last June (my ex-wife is Barbara Catanese 1971). So, I
initiated the attempt to add a comment about her death, and then enroll in your web site. I use Windows
10, and have set up accounts for both myself and my new bride, Diane, who grew up in Schenectady,
NY. She uses Gmail as her email server. I use Outlook. During both requests to HixNews your
application defaulted to Dianes Gmail account with no ability to modify that error. I have no idea why.
Diane uses Firefox to access mail, and I use MSOffice Outlook (though I do have the Webmail site
opened on Firefox for back-up). So, yes I would like to enroll with my email address: (email address
deleted for privacy). My birthday is December 17, 1950. Thanks!...Gene Timpano 1969
PS: Since Dec. 2015, I reside in Martinsburg, WV.

HixNewsWe are changing our e-mail address and ask

that you update your records immediately. We would hate to lose any of your messages. The new email
is (concealed). Thanks for your attention to this e-mail update.
Barbara DiBella 1962 & John Dowd
Editor Notecontact us if you need to get in touch with Barbara and John.

Flashback
My mom. Her name was Dorothy, Dotty, Dot. She had blonde hair and brown eyes with gold flecks in
them. She had a beautiful singing voice. She liked to dance. She taught me how to do the Lindy (she
always led) and how to walk with good posture (she put a book on my head). She loved to tap dance. We
used to play craps on the kitchen floor, throwing the dice against the wall C'mon 7 or 11! Momma
needs a new pair of shoes! She wrote awesome poetry "I was sitting in the garden, it was nearing
eventide, when I saw a flimsy bubble, and I thought Id hop a ride". She cried at church, especially when
Mr. Gaggin sang Oh Holy Night. She cried when she listened to opera too (her favorite was Madame
Butterfly). She wasnt a particularly good cook (tuna fish and Spanish rice?) but she made awesome pot
roast with buttery noodles and bread crumbs. And her SOS butter cookies at Christmas were to die for.
She was a really good typist in her day. She taught me how to type using a piece of cardboard with the
keyboard drawn on it. She was good at spelling and vocabulary, and always scored 100 on It Pays to
Increase your Word Power in the Readers Digest. On the rare occasion when she and Dad went to the

movies, she bought a box of Jordan Almonds, and saved some for us. When Dad gave her the big red
satin Valentines heart filled with candy, she always shared. She was religious, but rarely went to church.
When the Jehovahs Witnesses came around, she would invite them in to talk about the Bible. She loved
people and taught us how to be nice if you have nothing nice to say, dont say anything at all. She had
a great laugh. She could run REALLY fast and hurdle fences (which was scary when we were
misbehaving). She loved dogs. She especially loved babies, and could always calm them down. She
loved my Dad. She loved us. She died of a heart attack 39 years ago today. I still miss herJanine Way

Ripped off from Fred Feldt his 1961 Dutch Lane class with Craig Bruckner, Bobby Killeen, Wendy
Leet, Ellen Feinberg, Barry Roseman, Beth DeDomenico, Larry Blauvelt, Danny Chapin, Joseph A.
Kissick, Jane Brookbank and Kim Bruckner. with Lisa Jeffreys.

In The News

I'm not the most emotional person in the Hirsch household. However, today
is different. Having grown up in Nassau I didn't know what to make of Commack when we moved
into Country Woods about 30 years ago. People around here couldn't even agree on how to pronounce
the hamlets name!
Oh what a place it's turned out to be! If you have children, you want them to grow up here!! From the
moment our son and daughter entered school here they were embraced by teachers, coaches, and
administrators who cared...really cared. We instantly became part of a community of parents who
cared about each other's children.
What a ride we've had. What an education our kids received. With a daughter, now an RN and a son a
surgeon, we make room for the next generation at 31 Fleetwood. The list is much too long but special
thanks to Mary Jo Masciello for what she does for our children. To the Curley's for being special
neighbors and their daughters for being our kids first babysitters and early role models. To the
Masciello, Pfaeffle, O'Conner, Karch, Ragusin, Gironda, Hoenigman, Davis, families to name just a
few, your friendship has made this journey so special. We wish you all great health and happiness.
See you at Emilios, The Old Dock Inn, and Happy HourMitchell Hirsch 1971

From Carol Greenstein Epstein 1971

New Readers
Susan (Margolies) Calman 1967
Mildred Proia

Passages
Steve Pollicino February 2nd, 1953 - September 11th, 2001 (WTC Cantor Fitzgerald)
Dear HixNews

Seth Carlin was one of my best friends in Junior and Senior High School at Hicksville. We both
studied piano with Morton Estrin, Seth with much more success. We both went off to Harvard together
after graduation from HHS, and then Seth went to France to study piano, and then to Julliard. He and his
wife Maryse would go to France for the summers.
In Early August I learned that Seth had died in France. He had died on July 28th after being in a coma
and on life support since the previous Saturday from a swimming accident.
Seth was sweet and kind, and a good friend all these years. We would get together frequently, whenever
he came to the SF Bay area.
Seth was a musician, performer, teacher, mentor, and friend, husband, and father. He was a Mozart
expert, playing Mozart on one of those old wooden-framed Forte Pianos of Mozarts time that he would
have to tune and slightly detune himself before every concert. He could make Mozart sing romantically
like no one else.
I watched him play cadenzas, different cadenzas each time, just to keep the conductor on his toes,
guessing when he should bring the orchestra back in. Seth had a great sense of humor.
Seth and his ready laugh will be sorely missed. Ill post memorial arrangements and any formal obituary
here when I obtain the information.

Kim Allen 1962

Obituary for Seth Carlinan internationally renowned pianist who taught at Washington
University in St. Louis for 37 years, died Thursday, July 28, 2016, following a swimming accident in
France. He was 71.
A prize winner at the International Busoni Competition in Bolzano, Italy, Carlin earned rave reviews for
his performance on both the modern piano and its 18th-century predecessor, the fortepiano. The New
York Times praised his interpretations of Mozart as sparklingly transparent while his performance of
the complete cycle of Schubert fortepiano sonatas was broadcast nationally by National Public Radio.
Seth has been for many years the public face of the music department, said Todd Decker, chair of
music in Arts & Sciences. His regular solo recitals and concert collaborations with top musicians in the
region, many from the St. Louis Symphony, brought enthusiastic audiences for classical music to
campus. Seths versatility as a keyboardist his equal comfort playing historical and modern pianos
made Washington University a special place for piano and chamber music.
The joy he found in making music and collaborating with others, whether other professionals or his
own accomplished students, was evident in every performance, Decker added. As a teacher and
colleague, Seth was unfailingly kind and generous to others. His musicianship and friendship will be
deeply missed.
A native of East Orange, N.J., Carlin began playing piano at age 6 and made his public debut three years
later on New York public radio station WNYC. As a Harvard undergraduate, Carlin initially majored in
physics but took a three-year leave to study at the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris. There, he worked
with pianist Jules Gentil, won a scholarship from the French government, earned his Licence de Concert
and met his future wife, fellow pianist Maryse Carlin.
Returning to Harvard, Carlin switched his major to music, graduating in 1969. The following year he
earned a masters in piano from The Juilliard School, then taught at Hiram College in Ohio and Phillips
Exeter Academy in New Hampshire before joining Washington University as director of the piano
program in 1979.
Carlin is survived by Maryse and by their two children, Tova of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Daniel (AB 04) of
Berkeley, Calif.; as well as by his brother, Elliot, and sister-in-law, Marianne Carlin of Brooklyn;
stepmother Mariann Carlin, of Walnut Creek, Calif.; stepsisters Sue Oliker of Danville, Calif., and
Andrea Szentirmai, of Walnut Creek; and by a large extended family.

Hi BobI have very sad news our good friend

John Cunningham died last month on July 17, 2016, John will be buried in Arkansas on his
birthday November 19th. I spoke with his son Philip this morning and let him know I would
contact you at HixNews. Regards.

Ann Grunewald 1959Hyperlink to Jo-Ann by the Twin Tones

John and Jim Cunningham
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsvVrewBv5A

People Looking For People

Awhile back, I added to the "People Looking for People" list the names of two
(2) individuals; Linda DeJohn and Lorraine Turrisi. To date, I have received a response regarding only
one (1) of the named individuals. As such, since it has been quite a while the names have been on the
list, I would appreciate it if you would delete the names of Linda DeJohn and Lorraine Turrisi off of the
list. Thanks so much and enjoy the rest of your summerJean Pius-Mucchiari 1965
Hi JeanI removed your name from the entries for Linda DeJohn and Lorraine Turrisi, but both
Linda and Lorraine are also being looked for by other people, so those inquiries will remain active.
Would you care to share the information you have received so I can pass it along to the other interested
party?
ThanksHenry

HenryThanks for getting back to me. However I don't feel comfortable sharing anything due to what
was shared to me in confidence. I hope you understand. Thanking you againJean
That's fine, Jean. We at HixNews do not share personal information without prior consentBest, Henry

A spectator holds up a sign at the Academy Awards, April 1974

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Casale You Tube Videos

as of 30 July 2016

Shown with views

Robert Casale
Hyperlink to In Memoriam for Class of 1958 (468 Views)
http://youtu.be/LOr04v1RmNU
Hyperlink to Hicksville High Class of 1961 In Memoriam (491 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAz5U17M9Xw
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John and Jim Cunningham Class of 1958
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsvVrewBv5A

Hyperlink to 4 th of July Tribute (282 Views)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imfUwz8mW3c
Hyperlink to Class of 1977 Reunions 2007 & 2012 (536 Views)

https://youtu.be/5JLP3apFxh0
Hyperlink to Hicksville High Class of 1975 Reunion )479 Views)
https://youtu.be/LvjDf-4ViUs
Hyperlink to In Memoriam Class of 1966 (266 Views)
https://youtu.be/mMZ6ldm3Aew
Hyperlink to In Memoriam for Class of 1967 (726 Views)
https://youtu.be/EZYQJbUYiqE
Hyperlink to Class of 1965 Fifty Year Reunion (479 Views)
https://youtu.be/6DJ8s2tmCfw
Hyperlink to In Memoriam for class of 1965 (163)
https://youtu.be/lEJ-62fc_rk
Hyperlink to Hicksville High class of 1964 Fifty Year Reunion (381)
https://youtu.be/FN3gFZkljLw
Hyperlink to Great Lakes Pensacola Bremerhaven Cyprus Liberty
Skaggs Island (90 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDr6-Bbn4_o
Hyperlink to Hicksville Military June 2015 (835 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_26pgnSICM
Hyperlink to Las Vegas Surprise (57 views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPsUsGEOHA8
Hyperlink to HHS 1955 Multi Year & Fifty Year Reunions (224 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5pOS4jwFJ0

Hyperlink to In Memoriam Class of 1963 (682 Views)

http://youtu.be/xAekQO9tREw
Hyperlink to look at Buffalo Bob Casale early and in the Navy (117 Views)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S77NTog-dbE
Hyperlink to Class of 1959 In Memoriam (500 Views)
http://youtu.be/LKWi_eOVAZM

Hyperlink to Class of 1964 Before Reunion Collage (99 Views)

http://youtu.be/Y-HVOlhUc9w
Hyperlink to Class of 1964 In Memoriam (1634 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaATdDOTIRM
Hicksville High School Class of 1961 Reunion 2004 (1,373 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg_8jDaeEcg
Campaign to Rebuild the Fountain in Kennedy Park (205 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX_yiVnEDQc
Hyperlink to Forty Year Reunion Hicksville Class of 1965 (1010 Views)
http://youtu.be/2Xf3MXcEXRQ
Berryman Lane (189 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 (3,249 Views)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rfncbMMu-Q
Down Memory Lane Class of 1962 Reunion Preview (526 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://youtu.be/mfMZ6Y0ocEw (new November 20, 2015)

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