Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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Superintendent of The Waverly Schools Continuous association with the Waverly Schools is a symbol of the high esteem in which John R. Teichert is held by the local community. His chief goal is to establish and maintain a well-rounded curriculum to meet the needs of students preparing for college, and effective courses for those who do not plan to continue their formal education upon completing high school. Although Mr. Teichert is firm and constant in his principles, he is ever understanding and sympathetic. Under Mr. Teichert's guidance, the growth of our school has been steadv. 6

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THE Senior Class of 1950 dedicates this annual to Bob Raidiger, whose untimely death removed from this community an ideal young man, the inspiration of youth, and the pride of his fellow citizens. Bob, or Dan, as he was familiarly known, had served as captain of the Waverly High and of the Ohio State University basketball teams. He had achieved a name in the world of sports such as rarely comes to any youth. But his greatest achievement lay in his splendid character, in his winning personality, and in the respect and admiration of the many people with whom he came in contact. 5

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The School Board of the Waverly Local Schools is recognized by the students and by the community for providing the best of educational facilities. John Teichert. superintendent of the Waverly school; George Dixon, member, D. Stull Moore, member; Will H. Acord, president; John Markham, member; J. E. Way county superintendent; Dr. R. T. Leever, (inset) vice-president; Marion Dixon, clerk (not shown). Mr. Way has been our successful County Superintendent since 1931. His ever progressive programs have kept our schools abreast the educational demands of the times. 7 J, E. WAY