Oak Harbor High School - Harbor Lites Yearbook (Oak Harbor, OH)

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Each day finds Mr. Waters and Mr. Her- bert conferring on the many problems which arise concerning the administra- tion of our school. But Mr. Waters' time Is not all spent here In the office. He can often be found on bus Inspection trips, classroom observations, and at the elementary school. Not only we students look forward to summer vacations. Mr. and Mrs. Waters find time (as shown on the right) each summer to spend a few weeks relaxing and fishing in Cana- da. At left he is shown relaxing at home. Pictured at the dedication of the R. C. Waters Elementary School are Mrs. Ralph Waters, Jr., Jan, Geoffrey, Melanie, and Capt. Ralph Waters, Jr. The fam- ily flew here for a surprise visit to Mr. and Mrs. Waters on that special day last May.

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Dedication We, the Class of 1962, respectfully dedicate this issue of the Harbor Lites to you, Mr. R. C. Waters. Through the pages of this book may you recall all the previous senior classes that have passed through the halls of Salem-Oak Harbor High School under your administration. As we leave here, you, in a sense, will be leaving with us; and we would like to thank you for your tireless and dedicated efforts in making us better qualified to meet the challenges of the yean to come. As the Class of 1962, we join with the faculty, the students, and the community in wish- ing you the best that life has to offer in the coming years.

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Carmon C. Norwine; Luther O. Mylarrder; Elden E. Leow; Melvin R. Fuller, President; L. B. Scheuerman, Clerk; Paul R. Lockwood, Vice-President. Board of Sducafion The Board of Education is a policy- making body which plays a most im- portant part in our educational pro- gram. It has the responsibility of providing adequate school opportun- ities for the children of this school district. A few of the board's other duties include providing and main- taining schools, furnishing free text books, transportation for students living two miles or more from town, and making all rules and regulations necessary for its government. The ex- excellence of our schools is due to the time and energy devoted by these men. Mr. F. E. Boomer, who served on our board for twelve years and was last year's president, is shown here with Mr. Melvin Fuller, the 1962 president. During the twelve years Mr. Boomer served, the enrollment in Oak Harbor schools doubled, a new wing was added to the south- west corner of the high school, and the new R. C. Waters Elementary school was built. As Mr. Fuller as- sumes the task given up by Mr. Boomer last year, we wish him suc- cess with the future of our schools.