| The Creative Expressions of... Bill Vivrett |
 |
 |
THE EXIT INTERVIEW Page 2 of 6 G.B., �What caused you to choose teaching?� W.V., �I wanted the big desk.� G.B., �Who motivated you to go into teaching?� W.V., �The stork.� G.B., �Could you elaborate?� W.V., �He flew too low.� G.B., �What was your earliest academic success?� W.V., ��A� in kindergarten naps.� G.B., �As a high school student what was your greatest classroom accomplishment?� W.V., �I learned to yawn without opening my mouth.� G.B., �Your career g.p.a.?� W.V., �The same as my best student this year: His 4.90, mine .490.� G.B., �What was your greatest athletic accomplishment?� W.V., �Easy. In basketball; eleventh man on the ten man traveling squad.� G.B., �Did you have other athletic interests?� W.V., �Well I used to run distance till dad pointed out I was going in circles.� G.B., �Who was your most influential mentor?� W.V., �A toss up between Groucho Marx and W.C. Fields.� G.B., Any treasured college memories?� W.V., �Yes. I made the Dean�s list (for academic probation).� G.B., �Have military service?� W.V., �Continuously!� G.B., �Elaborate, please!� W.V., �The following are especially fond memories and high-lights of my military career. �The recruit entry station P.A. welcome��Everyone from 15 mid-western states over here! Everyone from Chicago�over there!� �December camp outs in the woods of Ft. Lost-in-the-Woods (Ft. Leonard Wood). �Midnight raids on nearby mess kitchens. �Appointed weekend manager of the back sink.� G.B., �Pardon the interruption but�was that as high as you could go?� W.V., �No, that was Chief Grease Trap Orderly. I eventually got there.� |
|
|
| Updated 12.10.04 |
 |