The municipality of Dietramszell honored school and vocational graduates with a one before the decimal point.
The young women and men came together in the town hall.
Dietramszell – “Become what you are not yet, stay what you already are;
everything beautiful here on earth lies in this staying and this becoming,” Deputy Mayor Anton Huber quoted the Viennese playwright Franz Grillparzer as he welcomed the best Dietramszell graduates in 2022.
A few years ago, the municipality created this honor for school and vocational graduates who have a one in front of the comma.
Huber and the youth and family officer Maria Spindler carried out this together in the hall of the town hall.
Good school and vocational training is essential
“What I have read here,” said Huber, referring to the poem, “is a philosophy of life.
Be proud of what you have achieved, but continue to accept challenges.” Especially nowadays, a good school education or vocational training is essential.
Huber: "This is the only way to ensure a good income in the long term - that's the reward for learning and the discipline that goes with it."
Simon Bichlmaier completed his training as a wholesale and foreign trade management clerk with a straight 1.0 and was awarded the State Prize.
Markus Remy graduated from the Gymnasium Geretsried with a 1.4, Josephine Böhm finished the middle school in Waldram with 1.22 as the best graduate of the M branch.
Veronika Riedmayer graduated from secondary school in Geretsried with an average grade of 1.08.
Dream grade 1.0 for two young women
Anna Andrä-Lichtenegger (tax clerk) leaves the vocational school in Bad Tölz with the perfect grade of 1.0, as does Franziska Berger (medical clerk).
Veronika Maria Roßmüller achieved a 1.2 after completing her training as a tax clerk.
As a carpenter, Valentin Josef Bichlmaier can not only be happy about a 1.33, but also about the state prize.
Anna Lautenbacher completed her apprenticeship as a brewer and maltster with a great grade of 1.2 at the vocational school in Munich.
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"Stay as you are," was City Hall Vice Anton Huber's advice to the "best from Dietramszell" on their further path.
"Master every challenge and enjoy what you have achieved."
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