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

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Row I- Bolr Steusljitf, Iohn 'Wernf-ri l T ' lack Ricldla H -- , t1u.g.i l ml' '11, lf:-rt ifi L img Q , ...iiorul ..ill, Di l: Sltotwell, Di-'li Rini-fr, l1:,n Sg urgt:-on Brandon Nell, Row 2 -Antliftny Pizza, Fuller! Trfzcjf, Lorin H rrflf-sty, Charles Phillig s, Ltr. E-iitjhlriss, If-'l Wet er, George ltlf:r.e3', lim Lfwrritziers Diet: liuwh-1-S Difk Connin. Row 3 flchn Hersliind Pale' ' , 1-.o-ert Piixnffc, Pl1'l1'1Y'll3T1l, Frederick Ir.le'tger, I.lr VI-iris'o7E:, F1':'.'rt ri D Hoirry Loi-iirlze lf? ' . ,nrt Pr-try, F21-sl Ufrlf-i,'.A H A I A V .92 eil' fr . Z N t !,.L FORUM A The y orange and blue distinguishes the boys' lits of Libbey. The activities of the Forum began at Side Cut with a roast. Later, everyone had a good time at the Terpsichorean Trample held in the New Secor Hotel ballroom with a Hit Parade of cur- rent songs as its main feature. As usual they sold hot dogs at the Carnival. And, under the leadership of Fred Metzger, President: Dic' G ' ' Buel M ic a1l,Vice'President orley, Secretary: lack Riddle T Preski Se , reasurer: Pray . rgeant-at-Arms: Mr. Weinstock and Mr. Hotchkiss, Advisers, the Forum ended its year with same old stead Page one-hundred-thirteen Row liNorm Sieus flzrbert bigtier, lim Flulile, Lynn G-ser i Dale Anderszn, D:n Seri, ELL Stew-.' zr', Giriizn Hcffzn inn, liz:l: Walter Rieger, Row Z -fftfleon E,inn'iltiri, Diil: Trumrull, Eill Dental, 'V'-Yllllrfittt Tziirien irr fr' ri Sfliniwtiel, The ffrnnin, fuiiii,tor',-.'-:r'E't, Foy Fir-tzlie, l.l1r Tciiilslzi, Ray l-frail. Row 3 f.fr Baker, li L: Berry, 1,911 Ftressler, Glen S r::kel, l- Ci'es'er Ei Enter, iff-rt: Fenseriixlzer, lerry Amir- 's, Fiivfurz Flzterirxz, lffr Ccny, ND Q. D.'S a banauet in the spring. Not to be outdone by the Forum, the Q. Dfs also began their social year with a roastp and in bleak December many were warmed and cheered by their skating party. The Q. D. Shin Dig offered an evening of fun and frolic for everyone, and the most fun of all was the all-day picnic held at the Legion Island. The Q. Dfs were ably guided by Mr. Cony, assisted by the officers: Gordon Hoffman. President: Dale Anderson, Vice4President: Will Tappan, Secretary: Ben Hartman, Treasurer: and Cleon Hannaford, Sergeant-at-Arms.

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