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

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MEMORY At evening when the shadows just begin To cover all the harshness of the day, And soothe with easeful sounds and softened tones The hurried hearts of those whose work or play Has urged them, forced them, lashed them to a pace That all this world of men is pleased to call a race, There darts from out its hidden storing place A tugging, restive, poignant memory, Flashing a tear, a sigh, a smile, a love, A dream that we were sure had ceased to be. And as the darkness deepens we relive The myriad joys that memory alone can give. Designs by A. Boehk K. Boehk, R. Curtis, and H. Riifner ! a . ,,,. ,swiss M . 'A with . san xv, fa b ..-5 JW , -T, .. K mi ' L g r xjg , , iil f , 4 ge f - ' , yt 2 ,wa-4 , fifiagahsz K - lf ' H' QW - K ' -.., : A ',ae- V Q-,W I .,,L- ,,f'w ii' Q- V ' if , sp -ga w f r . nm, , . 1 V' , ,K '-WN A 'W ,ggi 5333, ,g A ,y f Tf'? N i1':g ' lx o a 'V -' - f of if ' ' , ' Q, -- 4. M V ,,,- , fi 55? ' A 'i 1'-3 - It E5 i ' -Q ,ci ',', .gy 1 4 A, L V we-i rxtkff A fat :V mf x A ,' Q , , f 1-e il , H- 2 . 'isgirlmfif i Fa Y. - . ,.,. We - '.1s ' wif' ' ,5 - ' , - fw,.l,f?'s . ., xx' wwi- ii, ' . lf, - 1, 8 I

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RALPH E. DUGDALE SUPERI TE DE T Because Libbey is but a small part of the system which is under the jurisdiction of Mr. Dugdale, we are unable to share a personal knowledge of him as closely as we should like to. His influence, however, is deeply felt, and our students and teachers alike have profited by his judicious administration, his ideas of fairness, and his broadness of view. To the young people of our community he stands as a fine example of one who combines the power of intellectual attainment with the wholesomeness of splendid living. We are proud that he is our leader and wish him success in the larger program that he envisions for the schools of Toledo.