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

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FACULTY Harry T. Stapleton, Commercial, University of City of Toledo, B. S. in Ed., Teachers' College, Columbia University, M. A., University of Chicago, Ph. in Bus., Activities Director, Athletic Director, Business Director of the Edelian, The man of all trades. James T. Sterling, Industrial, CDepartment Headj, That business air surrounds him.'7 Guy V. Sutphen, Music, Band Master,. The best things must be sharedfl Helen E. Swanson, English, Oberlin College, A. B., A personal friend to every studentfl Carl W. Toepfer, Commercial, CDepartment Headjg Chicago Uni- versity, A. B., Michigan University, M. A., Adviser of the Commercial Club, Life is just a round of meetings! Frances Valentine, Com- mercial, University of City of Toledo, B. S., M. A., Junior Friendship Club Adviser, Welfare Committee, Serenely helpful and an untiring worker. Lawrence Vander, History, University of the City of Toledo, A. B., M. A., Genuinely interestingf' Eloise B. Voorheis, Mathematics and Psychology, University of City of Toledo, A. B., M. S., Philalethean Adviser, A person with a definite aim and attaining it. Frederick Vossler, Chemistry, University of Rochester, B. S., Alchemist Adviser, I haven't the slightest ideer! Margaret A. Waite, History, University of City of Toledo, B. S., A. B., She is small but mighty! Glenn R. Webster, Latin and English, Miami University, B. S. in Ed., Possessing a rapid, firm gaitf, Charles W. Weinstock, Science, Marietta College, A. B., Athletic Supply Manager, A spoke of the great wheelfl Bessie Werum, Music, Orchestra Director, A proficient musicianfl Helen E. Wylie, Home Economics, Ohio State University, B. S., Welfare Committee Member, Home Economics Adviser, Last but not least, dear teacher. Twenty two

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FACULTY t Edward C. Packer, Industrial, University of City of Toledo, B. S., Architectural Club Adviser, Fortunate are the few who benefit by his teach- ing. Gertrude L. Payne, Commercial, Senior Friendship Club Adviser, Edelian Snap-shot Manager, Laugh and the world laughs with you, snap and we stand aroundf, Robert Pershing, Industrial, One who understands boys and their problems. John H. Plough, Industrial, A Ben Franklin follower. Bernice Rairdon, History, University of City of Toledo, B. S., Columbia University, M. A., Her wit and sincerity are such an integral part of Libbey. Paul M. Read- ing, English, Ohio Wesleyan, B. A., Harvard University, M. A., Freshman Class Adviser, Good scout, Paul! We are fond of your reparteef' C. J. Bosenburg, Industrial, A creative geniusf, LeRoy Rusie, Science, Wabash, A. B., Biology Club Adviser, Sophomore Girls' Dean, F or he7s a jolly good fellow-H Mary E. Russell, Spanish, Oberlin, A. B., Spanish Club Adviser, The traveling lady.,7 Hope C. Schneider, Commercial, Dignity and humor so very well balancedf' Zoe G. Scott, English, Ohio Wesleyan, A. B., Her laughter rings with gaietyf' Olive G. Shafer, Science, Wittenberg, A. B., Cornell, M. S., Sophomore Friendship Club Adviser, Such a quiet and pleasing person. Joseph W. Smith, Commercial, University of City of Toledo, A. B., Sophomore Boys' Dean, Penalty Joe, himself! Yet he is as fair and just as they comef' Ethel Snow, Commercial, Ohio University, B. S. in Ed., Bowling Green Business College, B. B. S., A busy business woman with a dignified business manner. Gertrude Sprague, English, Ypsilanti State Normal, A. B., A quiet, understanding person, who has devoted many years of loyal service to Libbey. Twenty one

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Miss Lillian Vye Mrs. Doris Sullivan Miss Helen Dorn OFFICE The penetrating jangle of a telephone, the click of a busy typewriter, the hum of voices and you have a picture of our office, the clearing house of all phases of school business and social activities. Linger a few moments and you will be astonished to hear the great collection of facts on the tips of the tongues of our oHice girls as they answer innumerable questions asked by anyone from fond parents to bewildered students. So quickly and efficiently do these girls per- form their respective duties that few of us realize the great responsibility that is theirs. One avenue through which students contact this department is in the book room, handled by Miss Vye, where all of us have at some time or another, purchased our yearly supply of wisdom. Each Monday and Thursday, after the book room is closed, she returns to the office where Mrs. Sullivan, Libbey's treasurer, picks up the work and, after entering the figures in her books, prepares the money for the Brinks Express Company. Besides having charge of all school funds, Mrs. Sullivan also acts as banker for all school societies and the Junior and Senior classes. Every second hour, we wait impatiently for the daily announcements to arrive telling of the important news of the day, little thinking of the one responsible for the compiling of this collection of news. In this capacity we find Miss Dorn who also takes care of attendance. Thus we present our oHCice force, willing workers and true friends of Libbey. Twenty-three