Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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I. R. TEICHERT Continuous superinte d n ency is testimony of the high regard in which l. R. Teichert is held by the local school board, representa- tives of the citizens of the community. His chief aim has been to establish a pro- gram to meet the academic needs of students preparing for college and effective courses, including vocational classes, for those who expect to end their formal education on com- pleting high school. X The last years have also witnessed an .Q expanded music and athletic program by in- creasing the faculty membership. Mr. Teichert at all times tries to maintain the working principles of democracy within the staff and within the student body. MEMBERS OF BOARD OF EDUCATION President - - - - - - Will H. Acord Vice-President Dr. R. T. Leever Clerk - - - - D. Stull Moore Members - lohn Markham, George Dixon SCHOOL BOARD The Waverly school board from year to year has maintained a progres- sive program of keeping up buildings, equipment, and personnel. Some of the major accomplishments of this year are the interior decoration of the High School building, increased faculty membership to broaden th curriculum, and the installation of flood lights for the ' ' e athletic field. kham. Ci tom Mm XNKH Agor . MODIS. ll T ' hert Georqe Dixon' D153 Way' lohri R- ew ' 'K 1

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UDIT I HDIHIHISTRHTIGD MR. WAY Mr. Way gives his aims: I have tried to strengthen the schools by qivinq my complete support to fine administration in each local school system. Pri- marily, a schoo1's efficiency is determined by qood teaching in every class room and sympathetic understanding in supervision and administration of all school prob1ems. Mr. Way received his P.H.B. from Ohio Northern and his M.A. from the University of Wisconsin. He was born and reared in Pike County. In 1926 he became supervisor of the Waverly schools, and in 1931 he became Pike County Superintendent of Schools.

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UDIT I1 U11-1. S. PRIIICIPHL and FHCULTY MRS. MABBI. I. SCOTT B.S. Ohio State University: Home Economics. MR. CALDWELL Mr. Caldwell, after having taught in the Pike County schools for a number of years, first came into his home-town schools as a coach and English teacher in 1929. He became principal in 1947. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio University in 1929 and his Master of Arts degree from Ohio State University in 1939. Underneath his sincere, quiet, un- assuming manner there is a force of character which commands respect, admiration, and a desire to accomplish g shi things. will , ,. H14 CMD xo Umlle . lo cotieqe' Ohunitfifi. Wooslelohio Slilevl ond H19 CMI Histo' ' Psmeticdn We, the Seniors of Waverly High School, thank our teachers for their formal instruction and friendly guidance. We feel grateful to them for their patience and deep interest in our welfare. OSCAR RAIDIGER B.S. Wilmington College: Ohio University: Seventh grade geog- raphy. Seventh grade history. Eighth grade geography, Driver training. mlm t -'Z'-113!?.r'5f LENORE VALLERY B.S. Ohio State University: Ohio University: Eighth grade English, Twelfth grade English, Latin 1, Latin If. IOHN MCCONNAUGHEY B.S. Wilmington College, Miami University, Ohio State University. Lebanon: Typing 1 and Il, Short- hand II, secretarial practice.