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

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VERGISZ-MEIN-NICHT who shows high above his fellow man must climb indeed high and be able to hold his position per- chance for years to draw the atten- tion of the world to himselfj This higher plane to which our system tends to raise all we think we may claim as fruits of our past labors in the field of education, and we should honor and reverence those of the past who gave us the common free school, where all, whatever their home surroundings may be, pass twelve years of their life and learn the principle of true democracy, that we are all equal, before the law of the Ohio peda- gogue and national government. And this knowledge, which is the corner-stone of our republic, fitting us to become citizens of the same, We may safely claim as another fruit of our labors we think the greatest of all, for out of it we see the acknowledgment of the princi- ple of the brotherhood of man which the Great Teacher taught during his ministry on earth. E. C. McKINNEY. Sf I if HAVING AN AIM IN LIFE By G. W. Brumbaugh There comes to every young per- son at some time or another a heart's desire to make a success in life. This desire in young people comes usually about the time they are entering manhood or woman- hood. It is a most worthy desire, and one that should be carefully fostered by parents and teachers. Every young person should have some definite aim in life, to make PROF. G. YV. BRUMBAUGH himself the most useful and most successful citizen that it is possible for him to be in the community in which he is to live. We hear much these days in edu- cational circles about vocational guidanceg especially is this applica- ble to the young people in our high schools and colleges. Vocational directors have been appointed in some of our cities whose sole duty is to confer with pupils and to ad- vise and help them to decide upon their life work. Wise guidance from those who are interested in their future welfare is invaluable to young people, and they should learn to appreciate the efforts of teachers and parents along this line. The writer of this article, as a pupil in the rural schools of Ran- dolph Township, early had an am- bition to become a teacher of boys and girls. With the encouragement , ,, ,4r.-an, , , ,,

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