Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Zin jllilemuriam IQ! Virginia Lou Thiel In memory of her contribution to a richer school life, her Warm personality, her consideration and thoughtiulness for those throughout the community, We Wish to dedicate this page to Virginia Lou. Page jvc

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OUR FRIEND, THE PROFESSOR A teacher there is, both tall and lean Whose disposition is far from mean. He likes to joke, and it's often said That his smile always beams like his shiny bald head. He prances and dances in class every day, And throws his arms in his own funny way. But along with these antics, each day we acquire Most valuable knowledge, fif we so desirel. Dark complected, with piercing eyes Standing out like stars in the skies, He seems alert and wide awake, And sees each false move his students make. A large black mustache is his pride and joy. lt makes Clark Gable's look like a toy. Large hands and feet, and a tall lanky frame Help support a keen mind, best described by his name Archimedes and Pascal great wonders have done, But this scientist is both of them wrapped into one. He teaches us laws such as Newton's and Hooke's, And he's also a salesman of pamphlets and books. Adventure is his middle name, And his travels in Europe have gained him fame. He's journeyed to many a foreign shore, He's been in more countries than has Eleanor. Through France he has taken many a hike. He's covered the Balkans on his bike. He knows about England and Holland and Spain. He has seen Arctic snow, and- felt tropical rain. He tells of these travels in such pleasing ways That his students could sit still and listen for days. He seldom gets mad, but we all start to shiver When his face turns to red, and his lip starts to quiver Brilliant and funny and friendly to all, His heart is as big as his body is tall. With his talents, unless l'm a very poor guesser, His name should follow the title, Professor . BY DAVID NEAL KELLER Page four

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lin jllllemuriam Clair Countryman .gn -plajateciation . g 1 r pan-u Q-1 i Robert Bauer . , . We, the class of '44, regret the inability of Bob to continue school ond express our thank- fulness for the lime we were able to enjoy his fellowship. Page six