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

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Mrs. Kruse Mrs. Sullivan Miss Vye Miss l-loltz LIBRARY and orrict When any senior speal4s oi being utoo busy,H vve would advise lwim to tal4e a glimpse ol tlie oiiice force, and lie will immediately realize tlwat lsie l'1as notlning oi vvlwiclw to complain. Mrs. Sullivan liandles tl'ie casli so accu- rately and svviitly, tlwat one vvould scarcely realize tlsiat every bill incurred by a sclwool organization must pass tlirougli lwer capable lwands. Miss Vye, tlie salesman oi tl'ie group, lwelps provide for tlwe needs ol uncertain students desiring bool4s. ln lwer lwands rests tlwe responsibility ol seeing tlwat tliey are properly outiitted vvitli tlwe necessary texts vvitlw vvlwicli to pursue lqnovvledge- As one imagines, it is no easy tasl4. Miss i'Jerry lmloltz, tlwe nevvcomer, clearly understands lier duties ol attendance clerlc, as evinced by tlie notes to our parents, alter vve liave played Hlioolcyn lor a vveelt or so. And as lor tlwe second liour announcements, vvl'1icl'1 lwave brouglwt sucli interesting and diversilied nevvs to us, tliey also are tlwe products oi lwer lwandivvorlc, Mrs. Dorcas Kruse, tlwe eiiicient librarian, could also serve as an example oi competent industry. It is slie vvlio prepared the interesting booklets on Library use, and gave lectures vvlwiclsi illustrated lwer points clearly. lt is slwe vvlwo instructs tlwe senior girls, Finds Hgoodn books For impatient students, and orders new supplies lor time coming year. lliese duties are manifold and arduous, requiring time, perseverance, and patience. And altlwougn tliese girls serve Mr. Williams, teacliers, and students, and are responsible lor muclw oi tlie vvellare oi tlie sclwool, tl'1ey are always lriendly and smiling vvlwenever vve make demands on tlwem.

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PI-IVSICAI. EDLICATICDINI DAVID BROWN: pI1ysicaI Education, University ot IIIinois, BS. in Ed. ALBERT E. JEFFERY1 pIwysicaI Education, QIWIO State University, BS. in Ed. MARY LOUISE BOWMAN: I7IiysicaI Education, Michigan State NormaI, BS. KATHERINE MAI-IEIQ: MicI'1igan State NormaI, BS. Miss Bowman Mr. Brown Mr. Jetfery Miss Maher Congrats to BiII I-IoFIman, the winner of the Dr. WiIIiams,Trophies in both basI4etbaII and football. A group of FIeet youngsters getting ready for a speedy getaway.

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The Edelian Class Find the halls deserted except for themselves as they prepare for a visit to the engraver. i Cl-NXT Virginia petreccals costume at the Co-lfd's Ball vvas mighty intriguing, but vve couldn t help hoping that she vvouldn't catch cold. Aslc George Cumbervvorth vvhy they call him HChipmunl4.,' We would lilce to lcnovvz vvhere Jean Moore gets her pep, what the lrianon would be without Bob Schiclq what jol4e boolc Marty Courtney studies, what Betty Kamplce will do when Bob Schmeltz is gone, vvhat mal4es Bill Scoble so good loolcing. Girls, do you all agree that the six chiel interests ol the average male are: CU l'limsell, CQD Anything that pertains to him or his, QD Mal4ing merry, C-fl-D Malcing Mary, Dancing, C65 l-limsell? Did you see Mr. Cony tripping the light fantastic vvith Cherie at the Zet Dance? Well done, Deanl Aslc Bob l-leartel hovv many boxes oi Wheatiesi, he had to eat to get his deputy sheriilis badge. Why did lom Griener thinl4 that Jan Garberls orchestra was so good? It couldn't have been that pretty singer, could it, Tommy? And novv We hear that Tiny Gongvver is going in for farming-raising chiclcens, no less. What would Libbey do Without the team ol l'leiner and Johnson? Just a bit oi Southern sunshine, Margaret Persons. Who vvouldnit pay money to see: Hlarzann Kerstetter as a ian dancer. Jo McGeary impersonate Mae West, Ralph Crim sing Popeye, the Sailorn, Jaclc l'ludson behave himself? Advice to the lovelorn: Dusty Ramlow wants to l4novv Why all the lreshmen girls run alter him, it must be your fascinating hair cut, Dusty. l-lobbies: Jessie Bender, sailboats, Toy Jobst, horses, George Ulmer, Jeanne Michaelis. ER