Nixon Township High School - Nixonia Yearbook (Weldon, IL)

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NIXONIA FRANCIS WEBBER A. B., University of Illinois French History Girls’ Gym RAYMOND GAUTHIER A. B., Ripon College General Science History Civics Coach BERNEICE HEIDLER Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin Music Bookkeeping

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NlXONIA = CLASS POEM 'Twns only four short years ago. That we entered Nixon High; Those years have passed with fleeting wings, Our parting now is nigh By friendship true our hearts are hound. Deep rooted Is our love; In brotherhood we’ve worked as one. As we’ve climlied to heights above. We’ve reached the goal that We’ve rightly earned. With four hard years of toll; With no dishonor on our name. Our deeds have proved us loyal. We fPng a glance backwards o’er the years. And memories sad we find : Though we face the world with fearless hearts. We leave a tear ltchind. We hate to leave the dear old school. Its hard to part at last; tlive up the friendships of the years. Give up the days now passed. We’ve met the trials of school together. We face the world—Alone; We face it bravely—Not a fear, We won’t complain or groan. We’ve learned our lessons in the school. That we can n'er forget: We’ve learned them well; they will help us much We n'er can pay our debt. our school shall e’er stretch out to 11s, An ever guiding hand ; Though we may drift far from our school days past. Afar in distant lands. —IT. W. -Ml. Intermingle jest with earnestness.’’- Gladys Peterson. 11