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

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...-f H I Wm o......mu1llllIIlf.,f... 'fW::ll'lffm' ,.., ' 1..... .......-'A..flHwillI.if' ....wlllllllllllisunm.......- 1+ fl l TI THE EDELIAN HAROLD GEARY, Editor-in-Chief, Business Manager LLOYD BOEHM .......................................................... Associate Editor , ELIZABETH FELT ........ ................................ S ecretary ELIZBETH CAIRL ......... ........................... S enior Editor DORIS, OLIVER ........... .......... A ssistant Senior Editor HENRY SHUFELDT ....... ...................... A tliletic Editor MILDRED RAMSER ........ ......... O rganization Editor RUTH KELLER ............. ............. C alendar Editor ANN OSMIALOWSKI .................................................. Snapshot Editor ADVERTISING STAFF LLOYD BOEHM, Advertising Manager DORA POLK LUCILLE LANE GEORGE HENRX' JACOB BLASER CIRCULATIGN STAFF HANK BLOWNEY ................................................ Circulation Manager LOIS ENTEMANN ................... .... .............. ................. C i r ciilation Clerk JOE LIMOGES JAMES REMMELE DORIS OLIVER FRANCES SULLIVAN MAYBELLE HORN ART STAFF MARY DEAN ........................................................ Art Editor-in-Chief PAUL BOLANDER ....................... .......................... A rt Editor MARION ROLLER PAUL IPSEN HUMOR STAFF HELEN OSMIALOWSKI, Editor VIRGINIA STARRETT MARY TALLMAN MAYBELLE HORN HELEN PICHTJRKO MARGARET LONGWORTH ADVISERS CHAS. C. LARUE .......................................... ......... C hief Adviser HAROLD E. WILLIAMS .............................. ......... G eneral Adviser MARY HUTCHISON ......... ........ L iteratnre Adviser RUTH DUSHA ............. ........ L iteratiire Adviser GERTRUDE PAYNE ....... ....... S napshot Adviser HAZEL BARTLEY .......... ............. A rt Adviser CARL TOEPFER ......... ................. A nditor by UU 27 bku L Boumoen 9 ,

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P 1 If Q. I L I I I. E 5 5 n i v 5 7 . I N ul ' 'VI in W' will ' 'l ...nlIIIlllllIllIllll4lin-'lmilli ...ihlllun nllllfli liilmllilllllllllllm..- it by T 'I' oreworcl S HISTORIANS of old compiling the exploits of men, their labor, their victories, and their defeats, we have woven among these pages the story of our time. Like the founders of our country we have had before us, not the upholding of honor and tradi- tions, but the creating of an honor and a spirit that time alone would beat upon. Time alone will tell whether or not we have succeeded. Built in and hidden in this Nation of Libbey are treasures-our memories. When the gray of another dawn is creeping over us, may we look back upon our victories in this Battle of Life, as we are now looking back, and say to ourselves as our forefathers, can say-well done. The Class of Twenty-seven, in order to preserve the records of its existence, presents this fourth volume of The Edelian both as the bond of our friendship and as the bridge over which we will march to the triumphs of tomorrow. UU '27 bf-sul. 60'-BNDER W 8

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