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

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Page nine ly-nine COMME usiness world of tomorrow will receive many ciety tooli part in almost every type of entertainment valuable additions when Libbeys Commercial Club The capable leaders of the club were the President, members join it. ln September a roast was enioyed Bill Olinaerp Vice-President, Shirley Heinzg Secretary, by ally a Halloween Party adorned the month of Delores Greqcr: Treasurer, Bob Downinay and Octoberg the Carnival l-louse of Horrors it really Serae-ant-at-Arms, Donald Spahr, An important fac- was a horror- was sponsored by them in December, tor in the success of this club was the auidance qiven a Valentine party and a splash party were held in by ltfr, Toepfer and fkfrs, l-louser, advisers for several February: and the March winds brought a trip to years and by Mr, Qsgood who was appointed as an DeVilbiss Hiqh School and a fun-filled skating party adviser this year. Wrtli these officers and advisers CIT MSmOfiCIl Hall. Their last activity was a spring another suacessfiil yeizi ct aslrievemerrt and fun has formal banquet which ended a year in which this so- been added to the annals ct the Commercial fflub. Row 1 Lottie ifufel, Hin: llonorinski, ljfLfi'l'f'IlIl'? Fcurnier, Doroil:y Lo-eh'l:e, Mrs Hauser, Helen Cdrrigxeli, lcserliine Pai-es 'sE:y, loni Ormistcn, Leah Belle '.'r':lters, Ssrih Niney, Row 2 l'-furry Ellen huszlz, t'.-.' slzi, l-ern loxev, Eeuxe 'ine :Wi-,i-1 Frances Fill, Edwini Sirzimwiis, 'Qwty lean G'riq'.-Jer, .rion Share-r, lltixricin Gcodini, Petty iriffing, Fl:ren ': il'-?QfYD, ltlzry Gif nerarnnn, Row 3' Lorettz Prcfshek, Olg,iShn1r, Evty Hfrirn, lviuriei Gr-eair, Fen Baker, Betty Ne'.i.'rn'in, lane Trng, Ehel Sihneijer ' lliie lirnisozi , , l.i1s Palm, Anna -.1 410 1 Row lflohn N Bill .azfie-ld, Robert Snouten, Don Spahr, Robert Harold, y Olinqer, Mr. Toepfer, Ecii Downing, Casimer Zielinski, lames Erkert, lohn Price, Row 2-Harold Cornwall, Evelyn Glan:rnan, l-Iartha Zametzer, Velma Newbirt, Roberta Peters, Helen Bierwirth, Delores Gr Czolgosz, lfsll? Rudski, lszkelle Lorena Row 3fVirqini-:1 Fic a Dor egor, Be-atri -, Bob Simi ,malta Vir othy Lewdnd , ce rms, , gima Drezwieck' i ar.-:sl-Zi, E-eat c' Thompson, Sl ' i, Catherin r1,e Zanl-towsk' iirley Heinz, P e Vfiley, 1, Dorothy Pilrose, Betty aulirie Miller, Winitred Robinson.

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Bowl l' .t .. .rf' H zrrts, Lfncre 'ft'-Vi Clive Tizrlrgok, Nec-la Lee. Laura I-1.13111 Ee- y E,:l-ter, lfirzrziz nQ3r:1s, lily lfirlzrztdn, l.f':rj,' Kuohn. Row Ze-I: -:'.i:?.er llgrgie L:?,f'e, Eefjf Siztizn, Fizjrilis H'J'fl1lSSITI. luliss Fietilr.-r, 'lfinifrei Vfing, Mary VV,-.fn 't'.'eQ5l1, Tx-:lla Lee limes Lleltebralzf- How 3 ir'-i Dxell, Ellen Lterediix Fark llatring-Er .ftnnl 't' i i Eckert Hr ,se-, Etinnii Lv:-rzllze, Ele, ..,5 I Grifirfi T-Ls r Euane f' r n. ,.z' ff ,Iv Row 1 -CV' ,merme Syertger, Robert Ereeman, Virginia Lee Thomas Marie Newiiirlz, Ralph Reynolds, Phyllis Spaulding, Dean Hemsoth, Helen Willard, Paul Evans. Row Z Marian Gilliert, Fran-:is Coyle, Warren Miller, Mr. Rusie. Marguerite 'Win:enreicl, Virginia Hamann, Louis loy. lean Milne. Row 3 Chcrles llliyegtstein, Eugene NN'hite, Don Buell, Charlotte Roloit, Gertrude i-lupp, Raymond Siorlzstill, lean Schroeder, Helen Crippen, Ed l.lorzali:n Bugs don't frighten these biology students. They like seniors, and consequently closed the season with an such things so well that they have a club to further excellent banquet which will be long remembered by the study ol this valuable subject which to others is graduating members. Even though the club has had often difficult and distasteful. Under the leadership many social affairs all through the year, movies, oute of Virginia Thomas, President, the Biology Club side speakers, and talks by members of the group started their year with a bang by giving a roast in were given in order to give the audience an ed the snappy October atmosphere. Later, in the De- tional slant on their club work Th cember holiday season, all the members thoroughly advisers Mr. Rusie a enjoyed a Christmas party. ln April, since skating President seemed so popular, the group sponsored a peppy and profitable skating party at Memorial H members then turned to th all. The oughts of farewell to uca- . e club has for its nd Miss Fiedler: besides the , the officers serving were Vice-President Mary Helen Welch: Secretary, Charlotte R Treasurer, Robert Freeman: and Ralph Reynolds. oloff: Sergeanteat-Arms, Page ninety-eight

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Row 1--Virainiz ' , t.Jr:i:e.'.-rcrih, llildred Morilini, Virginia .l.rn:l1l, Miss ltfaher, l.f1ss Cljzytcn, Earlene Swcrcl, leanne Eerkikrle, Yirginrq Amrriann. Row 2 f.f':.3rf- Lfxller, feannet: ' er, li: Box-.'ers, Clara lane Hitchner, Clzfville Tfelsh, Theresa ...e Ccustzic, Velma Langley, Z Barbara Cveriiolser. Row 3 ltfiry lane Dir:-3,,, Lary Finqn, l.Qre'ta Prcshek, Darcfhx Zemin, lvfgrraie Cresslar, Kgrlene Gunderm-in, Pearl Andersor Gertrude Parker 'X X Q- J. 4 .s t , , 4 4 T r .92 S bfi GIRLS' ATHLET g the season, any one who would venture near the vicinity of the stadium could have seen freshmen and sophomore girls vigorously engaged in games of soccer and field ball respectively, with junior and senior girls rigged out in new shin guards and flashy sticks playing field hockey near by. Basket- ball was in the spotlight during the winter season, with the Lucky 8's , as a senior team, winning the coveted championship. As spring came with its in' termittent sunshine and showers, volleyball and Durin I Ro W1-fBonn1e Iaenn, lean Milne, Marie M t Herzberq, Donna arenpen, Charlotte stinepeter, Miss Maher I Helrnick Gen.: , ane Steiger, Marian . .vieve Franklin, Eleanor Hansen, Mary Dotson, Betty Wallis. Row 2-f-lane Craig, Katliryne Miller, Virginia Ashtord, Lauretta Moungie, Geraldine Drasny, Eleanore Palecki, Emily Mocek, lean Schroeder, Helen Snyder, Eldora Harp, Sally Schwartz, Betty lo Wickerharn. Row 3 Naomi Malott, Betty Broker, Betty Neuman. Marqie H Virainia Bollenbacher, Mary Hel V ' St d ' ' int:, en Harrison, Isabelle Lorenz, Pauline u er, Buoy Kruse, Betty Harrison, Dorothy Xifoods, Betty Boshona C ASSOCIATION baseball most popular sports. The girls also took time for many social events which in- cluded a skating party, a lust fun party, a roast at Ottawa Park, an after-school dance in the gym, an H:O frolic at the Scott High pool, and the dart booth at the carnival. The meetings Were presided over by Emily Mocek, the group President, with Miss Maher and Miss Clayton as Advisers. Lending their assistance were: Katherine Retzke, Vice-President: Dorothy Woods, Secretary: Virginia Bollenbacher, joined the list ot Page one-hundred