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

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Our Principal Y 1 P llll 1 ' 4 ' ' ' ' ACH successive wave of pioneers that ventured p , across the trackless lands to the beckoning West was led by some experienced guide, who, alone, had en- ' countered with courage and fortitude the burning deserts, the death valleys, the uncultivated prairies, and the defiant mountain battlements, and who had returned unscathed to aid blundering humanity through the safest passes. This leader differed from those he guided, for he did not endeavor to accumulate land and riches for himself, but bestowed his time voluntarily, proffering a loving hand to his fellowmen and assisting them by sharing with them the fruits of his hard-earned knowledge. The results of his untiring service could not be esti- mated in any duration of time or quantity of gold or silver. Its only plausible measure was in the happiness of those who followed his wise guidance and never swerved from the course. Such a man have we at Libbey-our Principal, Mr. Harold E. Williams. Each consecutive day he stands before us leading a life which exemplifies ideal American manhood, anxious to aid us over the impediments that obstruct our path, eager to congratulate us in success, and ready to sympathize with us in adversity. For four years we have received the benefits of his influence and ability, and we have prospered. We shall convey with us al- ways an image of the man who gave us the most advantageous position on the beginning of life's pathway, and recalling his like- ness, shall be inspired toward greater heights and more exalted aspirations. We shall not forget our indebtedness to Mr. Williams, our Principal, the guide of the first big undertaking in our lives. C xxx f is., I D I' X. W W .An-EF i. -'A E - S ' A ,J I, .Q,A,1-,fr ,114 - H .. , f C Ge 0.2.6- A 'O l20l

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l MISS GRACE DELISLE English University of City of Toledo B. S., M. A. MR. E. B. FEATHERSTONE Scieucc University of Michigan B. S. MR. PAUL DIPMAN Industrial Miss ELLA FELLER History University of City of Toledo B. s., M. A. Z M Miss RUTH DUsHA English Ohio State University A. B. Miss LYDIA FIEDLER Science G innell College B. S. Mrss Airman EBERT Pgitory Columbia University B. S. i Miss FLoRENxe!gA,d?!BATEs QDeyq.. ea J -f Vnrd .U44fQfeifsity Bs., M. s. Science fi 75 sity of City of Toledo .A. s I l MR. JOHN VV. FAsT Industrial Ohio University B. S. in Ed. I Miss FLORENCE A. GERDES English T University of Michigan A. B. I Columbia University M. A. V -2 ' X . .,.- M, J .fn ?Q .A -H j . X 127 iff? f ' f f . , 1 '- 1 1 f- '- -0 ,.. - WEP' . - 79 l-221