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

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Page one-hundxed- SOPHO Advised by Miss Gosline, this half of the club, tj. A. offered good clean fun for the members of the which is divided in numbers but not in purpose, group. The Sophomore Friendship Spring Swing chose as its airn, To encourage clean living and the held in the gym one April afternoon was a great living of better lives. By its selection of speakers and success. During several of their meetings tne girls activities this group succeeded admirably in further- sang camp songs. Their sweaters were chosen in ing its aspirations. Miss Kelly,the librarian from Toledo coniunction with the girls of Miss lrwin's group: and Heights Library, who was one of the outside speak- their Mothers' Tea was also held with the other ers, discussed Good Books with the girls and made Friendship Clubs. The presiding officers were Presi- many suggestions to them concerning the enrichment dent, Mary Mastersg Vice-President, Lucy l-lolliger, of their literary experiences. A frolicsonie splasli Secretary, liianita Fiarnseyg Treasurer, Marilyn Ruchg party and an appetizing pot luck supper at the Y. YV. and Chaplain, Barl:ara Lawrence. How 1 lane? lflin-31-r-ter, Virginia Angelus, huiii Si'hi.il-:Iii-clit, hiitli Cc-kb, Pearl Andersjiri, Ncrnifz Loilzni, Lijis F'Ifl !5'-'.'Ol'fll, Doirmijv' Bender, l-einen.: Knerr. Row 2 Be'!e Mae Root, Mary Zedarin, Margaret liieyer, Maru' Frafillfr, Della Furrniin, E-:nnie Helteliralze, Lore ii Proshek, Petty' Biker, Loy: Steiner, liwthleen Hartman. Row 3 Virginia We-filler, Laura lane lviiclcey, Mirrnene lslill-br, Maxine Bucher, Norinir l,I'irsh:ili, l'1ne Ness, Dfgrihy il.:rt, PMP Turner, lfa'her1ne St Cliir, Fluid Elliott, lforis S'ri ' I H Row lr Marilyn Connors Till l Miss Gosl' , t ri yn Rush, Dorothy Bailey, Pearl Dunlap, ine, Mariorie Connors, Ieannette Treter, loyce Schlaft, Betty Taylor, Gertrude Parker. How Zflane Patterson, luanita Lee, Lucy Holliger, Barbara Lawrence. Helen Fisk, Yvonne Grossman, Betty Planck, Iuanita Ramsey, Peggy Emans, Patricia Meyer, Rita Bradford. Row 3-Marian Rugaker, Virgini Ludwig, Natalie R a Veley, Lenore Vifard, Dorothy ahla, Martha Zametzer, lean Poxey, Ph Griffin, Margie Growley, Phyllis Bell, Mi nine yllis lean :try Masters.

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NDSHIP This organizahgtn, under the able direction of Miss party, both at the Y. W. C. A. Then at one lrwin, one-halt of the Sophomore Friendship Club meetings they enjoyed a lively discussion with a chose as its praiseworthy aim, To develop a friend- group of H1-Y boys. Displaying the true spirit of the lier spirit among girls . The themes of their various Friendship girls, they adopted a group of orphans at programs and their pleasurable activities were de- the Miami Childrens Home and provided them with voted to this purpose. Outside speakers, including presents, cards, and other simple pleasures through- Miss Herler who is one of the well-l-:nown promoters out the year. Cwuilding this worthwhile group were of youth membership in the Y. W. C. A., chose this the following officers: Betty Hudson, President, fine aim as their subject. The girls, in order to pro- Earlene Sworde, Vice-Presidentg Delores Gartz, Secre- niote a friendly spirit among themselves, held a hi- taryg Delorous Cole, Treasurer, and Lois Campbell, larious splash party and a whiz of a roller-skating Chaplain. Row 1 Leonard Ballreiih, Margaret Orter, Ruth Schultz, Virginia Hirzi-inn, Betty Hudson, Earlene Su-.'t:rtl, Lois Campbell, Cwlorir '.','isi1ie'.-xslti, bevy Er:,3:s, '..:rx:rie lfnerr, Rui Enright Row 2fHelen laster, Vi:-ie' Earliind, I-far,or1e lvfiiler, Evelyn French, lean Letznhardi, Alice Vfcznialz, Maricrn Donohue, Ruth Greser, Esther Bree-eske, lflzfielyn Drczvti, Betty Dusekerg. Row 3 Elexncre Efurnirslti, Dtalares Blaise, Dirothy Lei.-Jznd-:'.-Jslzx, ll Ali:-e Slz LIT, f.l,rry Louise Dick, Frances Coyle, Phyllis Spaulding, rlene ttf'-ss, Mary Ann Lcv-eless, Dtpris Eunae Ern lean Bla-ilzy, A. ll Ieanne Row If-Shirley Arlt, Louise Soncrant, 'Thelma Farre , Berlcebile, Lois Bluhrn, Miss lrwin, Dorothy Wagner, Norma I-lemsoth, Florence Gilsdorf, Virginia Bangoff, Delorous Cole, Dolores Gartz. Row 2fAudrey Keilholtz, Virginia Travis, Iune Roberts, lrene Vfagner, Lucille Pandsen, Ruth Przybylslzi, Virginia Baker, Betty Brubaker, Eleanor Kirkland, Ie-an Greeson, Phyllis Ryde, May Waqqoner. Row 3-fBeatrif:e Payne, Virginia lanes, leanne Knocks, lviariorie King, Catherine Sperber, Flo Luella Strayer, Sarah Bush, Ruth Gertrude Hupp, Gladys Dickes, Margaret! Harris, Doris Schw Weitz. l artz, Page on e-hundr ed-eight

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How I Betty' B' 'i ' T1-J-:v ini, Suztrr S'E1:':i , l-Alflflli Ftuiiker, Frances I, Miirgzre' Hicritiller, V r:iz,i L-5-Ilan-.i, Ttiecdor-11 Sjiriiitt, Marilyn Shelton, Row 2 Ci.-:1f:'te ,1 s CE:-url-:-t'e Herzberg, Dorothy Ansted, Miss Dushz, 1.1111 E is, Eirb E:-ine, I-Ixry Anne Yfxtson, Ebb: 'Dunn-enteser How 3 Tenn: is Yv:r:ne Grossman, Betty Stzrnrn, BU Gzzizz-ser, Si iriz, Ifcrmqx Heznsotii, Leis Eejrv eng' cs, Irene T J aylor. Row 1 -flo Anne Peters, Marjorie Francis, lean Tallman, Martha Duriee lla May Ke-iser, Ramona Knerr, Evelyn Parker, Emma Donelson. Row 2fShirley Anne Bock, Miriam Mehrling, Dawn Baertschi, leannette Bernard, loan Laub, Madelyn Reed, Lois Hemsoth. How fiffleanne Murray, Mary Masters, Peggy Pettit, Barbara Young, Mary Becker, Charlotte Schow, Nancy MacPhie, Doris McNab. From the roast in the tcll to the banquet in the spring of tea and hundreds of cakes. Attending the Reper- the Peries with Miss Dusha's untiring energy made toire Theater play, Stage Door, appealed to the lit- this a most interesting year as shown by their versa- erary side as did the regular meeting programs lility. lust in time for the Waite mass meeting program, consisting of play reviews, operas, and biographies the girls blossomed out in their bright yellow cardi- of actors and actresses. Although at the end of the gans. Their domestic side was demonstrated in bak- year the yellow cardigans were faded, the enthu- ing for the Carnival sale. No one can deny that the siasm of the Peries was not: and the girls Skirt and Sweater Swing at the Secor was the most back on a season of fun h successful dance of the year-just peek into the treas- The officers wer ury! Then the extra-special initiation with ice Schm't cream and cookies for the unenthusiastic unfort notes. At a St. Patricks Day tea, the the faculty and all enjoyed u. mothers rnet themselves with gallons can ali look , appiness, and success. e Dorothy Ansted, Presidentp Sue i t, Vice-Presidentg Iean Tallman, Recording and Ila May Keiser, Corresponding Secretaries: Mary Becker, Treasurer: Ramona Knerr, Censorp and Martha Duriee, Chaplain. Page one-hundred-ten