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

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w -ai 2 - ' - W- - W - A 7 4' '. .-v .uf .- ' -1-FAQ er, 1-1. 4 3,-,4.. Bergiswmein- inbt Fueususo av -n-is RANDOLPH HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 20.1916 FRlCE10 CENTS BY MAlL.15 CENTS Aoonsss Au. com UNICATIONS T0 SUPT. W. S. CAMPBELL. ENGLEWOOD. O. AMBER BAKER, 1917 - v Editor-in-Chief LEON JAY, 1916 RAY HElSEX', 1916 Q CLARENCE BUYER' 1917 - - JlS50CiSIlC l1lLlll0l'S NIARY GILBERT. 1917 MILDRRD Kmsiw, 1917 -illE?1iHJQ!?.-,.- - . - PREFACE With this the first publication of Vergisz - Mein - Nicht begins a new epoch in the history of R. H. S. The publishing of a school annual is a step in advance of anything we have done before. We hope the interest created this yearimay not die down, but that thelgood work started may continue with an an- nual publication. Being greatly hampered for time because of the scarlet fever quarantine, we have launched this paper rather hur- riedly. We realize that in many things it has fallen below the stand- ard of perfection, however, we hope you will not cast aside the' f good in searching for imperfec- tions. Should you chance upon a fault, we would gladly accept any helpful suggestion you may have to offer, for we are desirous that the next issue may be grander and far better than this. A We have tried to produce a paper that would be helpful, interesting, andtalcredit 'to' the schoolg a, paper 1:7 , that would arouse all who read .it to greater efforts and higher ambi- tions in life. However, feeling our own incompetence in attaining this desired goal, we have asked several former teachers and students to contribute articles. They have cheerfully complied with this re- quest, and we feel that their arti- cles will inspire all to higher ideals. We wish to thank the teachers for their helpful suggestions, arti- cles and cheerful grants of time in behalf- of -the-paper. 'We greatly appreciate the in-terest taken in the High,-Scl1o,ol,his,tory 'by all ap-. proached on the subject. We have received much valuable informa- tion' from former teachers, gradu- ates andgvstudents. We hope .the history' will be' read by all, that they may know how' the schoolhas progressed since it first began. We wish to thank in general all who have written articles, given uted tothe interestof, Vt-:rgisz - Mein- Nicht, feeling that thesuc- Mein VNicht, feeling ,that thesuc- cess of the paper is due largely -to their kindly considei-ation. 'T THE EDITORS-2 1 urn '- A WORD TO OUR ADVER- ' TISERS The editors of Vergisz - Mein - Ni.cht extend their heartiest ap- preciation to the business men of Englewood, West Milton, Brook- ville, Dayton and elsewhere who have helped us so generously in the issuing of our manual. Our ' 'Mai ll Us -5 .. .,.. .44

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RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING