Newsletter and Website
for
Alumni and Friends
of
Hicksville Schools
Hicksville, New York

Latest Newsletter

  • August 2026: Volume 26 - Issue 11

    newHickLogoThank you to Kenneth Arnold, Class of 1965, for contacting us. Although the biography was hidden on the website, we thought our readers would like to read about The Dynamics, so we are featuring it here this month. We have a new article from Dr. Kumpikas and a new addition to Ron Wencer's Ancient Hixtory: an article about Leon Galloway! The Hicksville Gregory Museum is in financial distress. Thank you to Ryan Vicino for the article and information about how you can help.  We are happy our readers are using the Member Comments, and they appear at the end of this month's newsletter.  When you are logged into the site, scroll to the bottom of an article and leave us a comment! If you want to share articles, announcements, or pictures, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

    Click here to continue reading August 2026: Volume 26 - Issue 11

caroly11caroly12

Has it really been almost 50 years? It seems like yesterday I would hear someone yell "Hey Clem" walking down the hallway. That was my affectionate nickname in high school.

I attended Nassau Community College and received an associate's degree. While there, I met and fell in love with Tony Moors. We eventually were married in November of 1964 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hicksville. The next day, we headed for Mare Island Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, California. We drove across country in my green Corvair. Imagine that. I was a navy wife from then until our timely discharge in May of 1969 from Tony's duty station in London, England.

We wound up in Minnesota where our son was born. That was Minneapolis in March of 1970. About the same time, we bought a shack on the water in Mastic Beach. I had a job working at Eastern Federal Savings and Loan. Tony had a job working at Grumman in Bethpage. We "retired" (Quit...or in Tony's case was riffed) in '87 & '90.

We move to condo land in Florida in 1993 after living in our 20 foot Recreational Vehicle (RV) for 14 months while searching for "roots."

We still travel every summer in our now 20-year-old Winnebago. We enjoy cruising the rest of the year. We, Tony and me, teach adult crafts on Carnival and we do additional cruising on our own while just relaxing.

I took advantage of Savings and Loan courses offered at Eastern Federal. It paid off in dividends as when I did retire, it was as a bank manager.

Hobbies include play Texas Hold-em, Sudoku, knitting, reading and cruising. I also volunteer time at a local hospital in Bokeelia.

Site Security Provided by: Click here to verify this site's security