Edward Drummond Libbey High School - Edelian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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4V v -. A, 'r I f N q 'P he was truly a connoisseur. He had the soul of an artist and loved the beautiful and the artistic. The real soul of Toledo has been made immeas- urably richer by his gift of an Art Museum, a museum that ranks with the best in the counf try, a temple of beauty filled with treasures gathered by him and his wife from all quarters of the earth. He was a philanthropist, with heart attuned to every worthy cause. He was an educator, interested in public education, a past-president of the Toledo Board of Education, a creator of scholarships for Toledo's teachers, a lover of books and of libraries. In his will, he left an endowment fund for our own school library. He lived a life of unselfish service. His thoughts were ever of others. His great ability was used for the benefit of others. He was a kindly, noble soul. He has written his name indelibly upon the life of Toledo-a noble example of man at his best, an exemplar of true worth, and an inspiration for all. Libbey High School mourns the loss, but rejoices in the glorious heritage he has left to her and in the wondrous privilege of bearing so noble a name. Q 1 -Y-Lxfg - 4l I, N . 1 iv ' un... 4 U51

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