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

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VERGISZ-MEIN-NICHT ED. C. SINKS Supervisor of Music R. H. S. ALUMNI- Those Attending R. H. S. During the Former Period Anderson, Charles ............................ Daytim Barnes, David .,.,........,....,........e...........e......... Barnes, Ira ..,,,......,.,.................... Miami CO. Brumbaugh, G. W ..,.,................,....... Dayton Brumbaugjh, Noah ......., Washington, D. C. Brumbaugh, Libbie ...........,.,......s.......,.....,..... Coble, Ed., deceased ....,..........,.................,.... Coble, Will ..........,......... .................... Denlinger, Edward ...... ...,... D ayton Engle-Young, Katie ..,...... .....,. K 2111535 Harley, E. C ...........,...... .......... D 21yt0l1 Heck, Code ,,,,,.,.,.,................,...... Englewood Heckman, S. B ............................. New York Heckman-Minnich, Sarah..Randolph Twp. Herr, David .,,,.,...,..,....r.............. Springfield Herr, Levi, deceased .................................... Hershev. Ira ................... .......... N ebraska Hershey-Harley, Anna .,.... ........... D 21yt0l1 Hershey, Mattie ...................,......,............... Kinsey, Webb ...................................... Salem Kinsey, William ....i............. Randolph Twp. Kline, Walter ........ .............-..----.-...----- Kline, Charles . ,........ ....... D ayt01l Kline, Robert E ......... ....... D ayt0n ' ..,........ Dayton .........Brookville Martin, U. S .,...,..,.,,,,, Miller, Dr. V. Z ....... Miller, Rogers, Elmer ........... Rogers, William ....... Rogers, Rennie ...... Shank, ' ' Smith, Troxell, Troxell, Agnes ...,. Tucker, A. M. ...,...... ..............Dayton W.H .,....,.. .......Mercer Co. .......Troy U1 ............Trov Minnie ...,.,,,., .,,..., D ayton Dr. F. VV .,..... ......, D ayton Volna ...... ....... D ayton .....'ff.'.'.'.'fiiei55iQRYiiil5 Warner, John ................,,,... .... M issouri QD Zieler, Elrlora E .,................... Pennsylvania Those Attending During the Latter Period-Class of 1896 Haye, Clyde, deceased .................................. Kern, George .................. ....... D ayton Koogler, Katie ............ ..................... Montgomery, Ora ......... ..........,................ Overholser, Charlie ..,,..,.,...,..... f.Brookville Sommers, Ida ....,.,,...,.................. Brookville Class of 1897 Klepinger, W. Perry, Dentist ........ Dayton 1

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VERGISZ-MEIN-NICHT much easier to create and maintain interest in a large class than in a small one. There is more competi- tion, hence the pupils will strive harder to maintain their standing. Whereas in a small class there may be one or two bright pupils, and the others know there is no chance for them and are careless with their lessons. Consolidation makes possible many improvements and facilities which are otherwise impossible. Where in the ordinary school is there room for a workshop or a kitchen? And what is a farm boy without a little knowledge of man- ual training, or a farm girl with- out domestic science? Yet more important is the health of your boy or girl. The district school falls far' below the consolidated school in points of sanitation. A wider and less dangerous range of asso- ciations are made possible by the consolidated school. The music teacher and superintendent could devote the time now used in driv- ing over the township and nursing colds caught by exposure to all kinds of weather, to the school, thereby greatly increasing their efiiciency. ' A reasonable consolidation could be effected in Randolph township with little added expense. Another room could be added at Union, combining Union, Beechleaf, and Acme, making a four-room school. The pupils from Cane Hill could be divided between Happy Corner and Salem. Kimmel District could be combined with Salem. If Beck District were divided between Salem and Englewood the latter would have a satisfactory three- room school. Would not this be much better than the present sys- tem? The work would be more uniformly divided. No teacher would be required to teach eight grades, hence could specialize in certain grades, thereby greatly in- creasing the efficiency of our teachers. Q In bringing about this consoli- dation, modern equipment and con- veniences could be added, raising the efliciency of our public schools to that of the modern farm. The boy or girl in the rural district would then have more of the priv- ileges and advantages enjoyed by those in the city. I close by quoting the words of President Edward Fairchild, of the New Hampshire College of Agri- culture and Mechanic Arts: Con- solidation is the only way of secur- ing really good country schools, and it is the only solution of the problem of agricultural education. I I' .I Glenn Lutz's Philosophy Glenn, when did you wash your face last ? Mother,,don't let's bring up the past. Mildred- I hear that Glenn is going out West for his health. Treva- Is he? How did it get out there? Mr. Campbell - Aren't you afraid you will catch cold on such a night as this, my boy '? Bernard- No, sirg selling pa- pers keeps up the circulation. 42 '

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VERGYSZ-MEIN-NICHT Class of 1898 Barnes, Howard .................. .......,. ........ ......... Buckley, Bert, State Fire Marshal .... A Columbus Cassel, Alice, teacher ...................... Dayton Kline, Edward ........................................... , .... Laukhauff, Edward, bookkeeper ...,...... Forest Ave., Dayton Mummert, Alma ..............,...,. Happy Corner Radcliff, Roscoe .,.................... Indianapolis Rogers-Horner, Ellie ..,................... Clayton Sinks, Edward, teacher .....,........ Englewood Tucker-Klepinger, Viola ................ Dayton Waltrnan, John .................................. Dayton Class of 1899 4 Berry, Blanche, teacher .........,.. Englewood Ewing, Harry .......... Buenos Ayres, ,S. Am. Y. M. C. A. Sec., now at home, Ran- dolph Twp. Betz-Johns, Annie ...........................,.,.. 45 Mc0wen St., Dayton Kline, C. E., mail service .................. Shiloh Moist, Harvey ..............................,... Dayton Nehr-Rhinehart, Sarah ...... Randolph Twp. Overholser, John ...... I ........................ D ayton Sayler, Dr. J. M., physician ................., ' Christiansburg Snell, Harvey, minister .....,........ California Rasor-Snyder, Martha .............,...... Clayton Stauifer-Stumpf, Tessie .................. Canada Yount, Clifford, mail service ..,....... Dayton Class of 1900 Becker-Wheeloch, Edna M ........ i....... ,...... Beckel, Grace E ......................... ................... Buntain, N. Ellsworth .......... ..........,.......,... Cooke, Herbert T ......,... ......... D ayton Coppock, Glenna ...... ................... Coppock, Leila ....... ...................... Hech, Mayme ............ .......................... Kimmel, Jesse D ........ ....... B rookville Lasure, Eva .......... ...,.... C olumbus Miller, Webster ...... ......... D ayton Pauly. Hannah .......... .......,...,..... .....,... Sinks, 'Walter ..........,.,..... ....... K ian, China Sollenberger, Sarah ...............,..,...........,.,.,. Wagner, Corven ,,...................,....,.............,. Class of 1902 Beckel, Leona .....,............................ Chicago Buntain, David, deceased ...............,............ Coppock, Lester .........,....,,..,.,. Indianapolis Eby-Younce, Jennie , .........,............... Union Huffman, Howard ............ R. R. 13, Dayton Miller-Free, Maud ............................ Tadmor Radcliffe, Lester .................,............ Dayton Radcliffe-Krug, Madonna, surveyor, R. R. 13, Dayton Shellabarger-Kimmel, Edna ................ Brookville, Ohio Waltman, Lester ................................ Salem Class of 1903 Becker-Rayburn, Mrs. Leonard ......,. Berry, John, salesman .................... Detroit Heck, James .................................... Dayton lams, Pearl .................................. Wisconsin Klinger, Hazel, deceased .............................. Moist, Albert .,...................... Happy Corner Class of 1905 Heck, Ohmer, telegraph operator ...... Hudson, Ohio Lucas, Wilbur ....,......,......,..,............ Dayton Miller, Carrie ...,.,,......,..,.,............................. Moist, Anna ........,............... Randolph Twp. Moist, Arthur ...........,...................... Dayton Rasor Anna, teacher .....,.... Randolph Twp. Smith, Mabel, trained nurse ....... Q ........,....... Sollenberger, Noah, farmer ..............,. Randolph Twp. Class of 1906 O'Brien, Harry R., professor in Ames College ...........,...,............,...,... Iowa Miller, Frank ...........,..........,............. Dayton Johnson, Rhea ,.......,...,,,..,.. Randolph Twp. Radcliffe, Edith, teacher .... Randolph Twp. Wenfrer, Rolla, agriculturalist ............ Englewood Class of 1907 Falknor-lams, Carrie .................i.. Dayton Hoover, Perry. N. C. R ......... ....... D ayton Kinsey. Roy, Post Office, ..........,...... Dayton Kinsey-RadcliH'e, Hazel ................ Dayton Oaks, Albert, agriculturalist ............ Union Rasor, Eva, stenogfrapher. ...,,.. Englewood Sollenbereer-Warner, Effie ,,,, West Milton Smith-Miller, Ethel .............,.......... Dayton Wenger-Eccard, Alma ..,......,.......... Davton Class of 1908 Crowe, Glenna, teacher..R. R. 13, Dayton Heck, Howard ...,........................ Englewood Wenger-Betz, Stella ,.... ...R. R. 1, Clayton ' Class of 1909 Haney Leroy ...,............................................ Hoover Edna ....,...,.........,... Randolph Twp. Oaks-Pfeiffer, Lina ........................ Dayton Rasor, Lillie, teacher ................ Englewood Shawen-Weller, Hilda .,.. .,........ C enterville Shawen, ' Grafton ........,............. Centerville Class of 1910 Bartley. Ralph ................................ Dayton Fergus, Ernest, student at O. S. U., Columbus Heck, Nelle, student at Miami Uni- versity .........,....,.......,.,....,...... Englewood O'Brien, Edwin, Iowa State Agricul- tural Station .................................... Iowa Sollenberger, Clarence, student .......... Chicago, Ill. Class of 1911 Rrumbauffh, John .................,.............. Snell, John, agriculturalist ...,.............. Syracuse, N. Y.44 Randolph Twp. J F