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  • August 2025: Volume 25 - Issue 11

    newHickLogoDear Readers,

    We are continuing to collect articles about BOCES and hope to publish them next month. Please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Thank you to those who have already responded. We thought that with the opening of the school year upon us, you would enjoy this reprint of an article by Ron Wencer about Hicksville building a new high school in 1925. We welcome articles and ideas from alumni, so please don't hesitate to email us!

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It's been sooo long - can't wait to see "y'all" again! This bio covers not just the last ten years but the whole nine yards!

I am a 1956 graduate of Hicksville High School in Hicksville, New York . I met Jack during my junior year at William and Mary. He was a LTJG (Lieutenant Junior Grade) stationed in Yorktown, Virginia . We were married in August of 1960 and settled in Haddon Heights, NJ . I taught second grade for a year and signed a new contract. However, when I informed my superintendent that I was pregnant that September, he replied with, "It would be in the best interest of the children if I found someone who would be with them the entire year". My, how times have changed! That's when I became a "stay-at-home" mom to three daughters and two sons for the next 19 years.

Jack's job in the battery industry resulted in moves to Seattle, back to New Jersey< (Marlton this time), on to Kentucky , and finally to NC in 1979 where I began teaching again. All of our five children graduated from North Carolina Universities - so we've become avid "Tar Heel" fans!

I retired in 2002 and am loving the life! We stay busy with church activities, bridge, gardening, and keeping up with 10 grandchildren ages 3 to 16. Our children now live in Colorado Springs, Chapel Hill, Washington (DC), Switzerland (yes, John is a Swiss banker), and Clemmons - so we travel often to visit. We spent two weeks at Christmas with John and his family in Zurich . Southerners just aren't used to so much snow and bitter cold!

I am really looking forward to the reunion and renewing old friendships.

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