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

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VERGISZ-MEIN-NICHT of thought. Mere acquiescence in the views of others without un- derstanding the foundation upon which our belief is based is a dan- gerous but common practice. Truth will not suffer from the most searching investigation, ignorance is its only foe. A strong body is essential to a strong and well balanced mind. While I am a strong advocate of hard work, I am just as emphatic in prescribing profound sleep and mental relaxation. Sleep is na- ture's own tonic, it brings vigor and strength to wearied muscle and nerve as no other agent can. In sleep, God is recreating us. We are lying in perfect unconsciousness, and while He is instilling vigor and fresh ire into our brains to pre- pare us for the labors of the com- ing day, the sanctuary is no more sacred than the pillow. An educa- tion however profound, a mind however well disciplined, is of very little Worth unless reinforced by a strong and healthy body, but com- bined they are a power that is irre- sistible, Correct principle is the solid foundation upon which to build. Then our years will not have been spent in vain, life will have been a success. iff Butcher- And now, ma'am, how will you have this chicken dressed? Bride of a Day-- Er-ah, I hardly know. Would it be too much trouble to show me what they're Wearing this spring? 33 B. F. HERSHEY A BACKWARD GLANCE Benjamin F. Hershey Thirty-three years ago 'it was my privilege to teach the Randolph township high school. It was the second year of the school and held in one of the rooms of the district school house in Englewood. We had no equipmentg am not sure that there was even a map in the room. The students consisted of a group of live, energetic young men and women, all earnest Work- ers with a definite purpose of ac- quiring an education and fitting themselves for life's work. Some of them afterward entered college and completed the course, graduat- ing with honors. Among the boys, now men, are lawyers, doctors, civil engineers, teachers, farmers, business men and one is in the service of the United States government. With- out exception every one has been successful and has taken a promi- nent place in his chosen profession or occupation. I am not so famil- iar with the record made by the girls, but judging from the interest

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