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

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Many people have enjoyed pleasant hours spent at the Art Museum because of the generosity of Mr. Libbey. FINE ARTS A great lover of art, Edward Drummond Libbey was the one largely responsible lor the success ol the Toledo Museum ol Art. During his lifetime he was president ol the institution, and was its constant patron and great benelactor. l'le donated many of the most valuable pieces in the museum, and always stood ready to otler assistance, time, ettort or money. When, in l9Q3, he was honored by having our high school named for him, it was a just recognition of his many years ol service as a member ol the board of education. lt is pleasant to l4now that he received this honor while he was still alive and able to enjoy it. It was Mr. Libbey who gave the Board ol Educa- tion S35,000 to change the channel ol Swan Creek and Fill in the ground where our stadium now stands. And although Mr. Libbey died in November, 'l9Q5, we were able to realize our cherished dream ol a stadium through the gilt ol 550,000 from Mrs. Libbey. Edward Drummond Libbey, patron ol art, education, and benelactor of Libbey, will remain Forever alive in our hearts, and his personality will mal4e us strive lor the ideals lor which he stood. Roger Knepper, Virginia Kuhn, Jerry Parkinson and Norma Solcel compare the history note-books which they made for Miss Eberth's history classes. J Gigi' and 17

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L Mr. Baker Mr. Cony Miss Eberth Miss Feller Miss Henderson Miss Lutton Mrs. Rairdon Mr. Vander Miss Waite Mr. West Mr. Ball Mr. Harvey ROSCOE C. BAKER: History, Head of Department, Chio Northern University, BS. University ol Wisconsin M.A., Quill and Dagger Adviser. ROLAND l:. CONV: History, Maine University, A.B., Dean ol Junior Class, Quill and Dagger Adviser. AILEEN B. EBERTH: History, Teachers College, Columbia, M.A., BS. ELLA FELLER: History, University oi City ol Toledo, BS., M.A. GRACE HENDERSGN: History, Qhio State University, BS. in Ed., Zetalethean Adviser. FLORENCE LUllQN: History, University ol City ol loledo, A.B., M.A. BERENICE RAIRDQN: History, University ol City ol Toledo, BS., Columbia University, M.A. LAWRENCE VANDER: History, University oi City ol Toledo, A.B., M.A. MARGARET A. WAllE: History, University ol City ol Toledo, BS., A.B. ALFRED GEORGE WEST: History, Central State leacherys College, A.B., Head Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Line Coach oi Football. CLARENCE R. BALL: A.B. and Mus. B. De Rauvv University M.A. and Mus. M. Columbia and Damrosch lns. CARLVLE HARVEY: Music, University ol City ol loledo, BS. in Ed. QNot in illustrationj. HAZEL E. BARTLEV: Fine Arts, Columbia University BS. Utamara Adviser. HISTQRY MUSIC e a luclcy fellow, Bob Horn, to be able to practice th such a pret ty drummer.

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No, not the Fuller Brush man. Merely Marty Courtney trying salesmanship methods on Mad- A elyn Young. X3 CGMMERCIAL Mr. Toepier Mrs. Flatz Miss McGuire Mr. Martin Mr. Smith Miss Snow Mr. Stapleton Mrs. Valentine Mrs. Watson f ffl, get CARL W. TCEPFER: Commercial, Head of Department, University oi Chicago, AB., University of Michigan, M.A., ,Adviser oi Commercial Club. jaw! lT'lAZEl. DARBY l:l.Al'Z: Commercial, Qhio State University, A.B.,,M,f-x., Bs. MARY E. McGUll2lf: Commercial, University ol City oi Toledo, A.B. CHARLES R. MAlQllN: Commercial, University oi City oi Toledo, BS. JQSEPH W. SMl-lH: Commercial, University oi City oi Toledo, AB., Dean oi Sophomore Boys. lf-iHEl. M. SNQW: Commercial, Qhio University, BS. in Ed., Bowling Green, Kentucky, Business University, B.B.S., Head oi Mimeograph Dept. HARRY l. STAPLETCN: Commercial, University ol City ol Toledo, BS. in Ed., University oi Chicago, ph. in Bus., Teachers' College, Columbia University, M.A., Activities Director, Athletic Director, Business Director oi the lfdelian. FRANCES C. VAl.lfNllNlf: Commercial, University ol City oi -loledo, BS., M.A., Junior Friendship Club Adviser, Welfare Committee. HOPE C. WATSON: Commercial, Michigan State Normal School. I