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

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HE sands oi time Flow steadily and swiitly. 'llwose glorious liiglw scliool days, lull oi carefree laugliter and diligent study are drawing to a climax wlwile we watcli tlwe last iew grains silt silently tlfirougli time narrow necl4 oi tl'1e lnour glass, becoming a part oi yesterday. l.et us mal4e tlwe most ol tlie Fleeting present, striving always to live up to tlie lwiglw standards set by our scliool.

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Drawn by Gerald Snyder, a Senior in Architectural Drawing

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Parting words of advice. PIQESENTIIXICE Proms, banquets, Edelians, exams-the last few weeks ofa Senior year engulf all in their giddy swirl, yet we take time out for a few moments of reflection before launching out upon our own in this bewilder- ing world. Uncertain as it is, the challenge is now greater, and wisely we shall bestir ourselves into action. Remember with what gusto we campaigned for and elected our class officers? This same enthu- siasm can be carried over into the political affairs in which we, as future voters, are soon to participate, Still, we wish one last word as Seniors, and that is of appreciation to our dean, lVlr. l-lunt, who has done so much to make our class a success. Taking leave of our beaming adviser, lVlr. l-lunt, the class officers, president Allan Britton, Secretary Jane Wilson, Vice-president Martha l.ok, Treasurer Fred Drafts, and Sergeant-at-Arms Byron Gardner look forward with pleasure to the events which they have just planned. Below, we find Linden Beebe working hard to earn enough money to take his friend to the Senior prom, which is being planned by a committee headed by Richard Vanderhoof. l-lis eager co-planners are Betty Radke, Betty l-laskins, Byron l-larris, lvlollye Streight, and June Hankenhof. And on the night of the much talked of prom, Mary Kreft is seen putting on last minute touches. As the Prom plans are laid, the boys earn and the girls get beautiful.