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

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IN MEMORIAM Again death has visited us, and it is with great sorrow and pain in our hearts that we mourn the loss of a teacher and friend. Time itself cannot remove the beautiful memory of a man whose life and actions set such a lofty example to those with whom he came in contact. A graduate of Michigan State Normal, coming to Libbey in 1923, as a teacher of algebra and geometry and as athletic director and baseball coach, Mr. George N. Lawson, quickly endeared himself to both students and faculty alike by his kindly manner and pleasing personality. No memorial could more clearly display his ability and unbounded ambition than our own stadium, which was so closely related to his every ambition and accomplishment. Stricken with an incurable disease., Mr. Lawson, was cheerful and hopeful to the end, often attending school when he was hardly able to be about. He shall never be forgotten at Libbey, for the stadium, his class room, and the spots around Libbey he loved are a constant reminder of a great and noble man. The loss of Robert Ross and Gerald Snyder from the student body left an empty feeling in the hearts of their many friends and they shall always be linked with our memories of Libbey. , , , dwmxxmammaaiedn.. Eigh

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Feven . LIBBEY HIGH SCHOOL Emotions changing like the deviating flight of the elusive butterfly enter our thoughts as We approach this, our domicile of instruction and learning. That soft harmon- ious blend of color, so satisfying to the eyes, produces a justifiable feeling of elation. Those turrets, reaching towards heaven, incite Within us a determination to strive for greater heights in educational pursuits. Broad Walks guide our foot-steps toward heavy doors opening to us a vast fund of knowledge and information. The prevailing sound of joyous voices reminds us of the thrill of lasting friendships, formed Within these Walls. Thus, with multifold and conflicting sensations We enter our school, Libbey.

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Nine TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication .... Foreword. . . Class Poem ..A. Administration .... Mr. Williams. . . Faculty ......, Office ........ Senior Class .... Prophecy .... . Valedictory ..., Junior Class .... Sophomore Class. , . Freshman Class. Societies ,..,... Athletics .,.. Calendar .... School Song ..,. Advertisements . Autographs .... Cover Design, . . Page 10 ..11 ..12 H14 ..16 ..18 23 24 50 58 59 64 69 72 ....ll6 ....l36 ....l42 .........l47 .........154 David Turner