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

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DMINISTR TIO The administrative duties of a large school such as Libbey are so numerous that they must he shared. Thus we have them divided among the class deans, department heads, and the general superviser, Mr. Williams, our principal. The work of each division is most important and it is through co- operation of all that our school is smoothly run. ' Here We catch a glimpse of a friendly conference in which we imagine serious and engrossing discussions. Seen in the picture are, Mr. Cony, Junior Class Deang- Mr. Rusie, Dean of Sophomore Girls, Principal Harold E. Williams, Mr. Reading, Freshmen Dean, Mr. Smith, Dean of Sophomore Boys, and Mr. Hunt, Senior Class Dean. Tiftecn

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Before Mr. Williams, our kindly counsellor and princi- pal, we lay the many trials and problems of our busy high school life. F ourtcen

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PRINCIPAL HAROLD E. WILLIAMS There never has been a time when we at Libbey have not appreciated the personality and administrative ability of our principal, yet during the past year while we have seen him so Wonderfully recovering his health and strength after his illness that caused so much anxiety to all of us, we realize more and more what he has meant to us and are doubly appreciative of his guidance and help. Tireless in his efforts to keep the machinery of the school running smoothly, kind and judicious in his dealings with everyone, Mr. Williams is the embodiment of all that we admire in a man, an executive, and a friend. JF N Sixteei