Randolph High School - Vergisz Mein Nicht Yearbook (Randolph, OH)

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VERGISZ-MEIN-NICHT In 1913, Mr. W. S. Campbell, of Adams County, and Mr. Clyde Hissong, of Potsdam, were ap- pointed in the places of Mr. Iams and Mr. Beeson. Mr. Hissong re- mained two years, when he was succeeded in 1915 by Mr. S. R. Traber, of Adams County. At present the school faculty is com- posed of Mr. W. S. Campbell, super- intendent, Miss Grace M. Kalter, principal, Mr. S. R. Traber, assist- ant, and Mr. Edward Sinks, in- structor of music. Such is the history of R. H. S. to the present time. A great many details have necessarily been omit- ted and a number of interesting episodes received no mention. From the meager account which has been given, however, we be- lieve that ere this the reader has come to realize that from its very beginning in 1881 to the present time R. H. S. has been an educa- tional institution conducted on high ideals with the purpose of lift- ing the young people of our town- ship to a higher educational plane. Let us hope that these young peo- ple may improve their opportuni- ties and that the High School, with virtue as its leading star, may for years to come continue to go and glow and grow. The writer wishes to extend his heartiest thanks to G. W. Brum- baugh, H. S. Fox, A. M. Tucker, W. H. Miller, U. S. Martin, B. F. Her- shey, H. W. Mumma and all others who have been instrumental in fur- nishing information concerning the High School history. 15 l JUDGE U. S. MARTIN I have been requested to write a few lines for your High School pa- per. Aboutthirty-five years ago a High School was temporarily es- tablished in Randolph Township. It was my good fortune to be one among the number who first en- joyed this opportunity for a higher education. I wish to express my gratitude to those pioneer cham- pions of higher education in Ran- dolph Township Who at that time were on the Board of Education and who voted the appropriation of money to make the first High School in that township a reality. At that time very few of the boys and girls reared on the farm sought a higher education. It was expected that they would be satis- fied with what instructions they received in the common school. I

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