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

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El Biilfy Alma Pegorch, Helen Iones, Row 1- Edith Broadway, canor -. - , , , Buth Seiifolcl, Miss Clayton, Elva Shepard, Phyllis Bell, Carol-- Venalole, Buth Ganzel, Ruth Snyder. Row 2 loyt,-0 Schlaff, lean ifnofks, Marilyn Shelton, Phylis Moulton. Ruth Stiliultz, Betty liilding, Virginia Young, Ethyle Wonnell, Marian Corwin, l.ty-he lflonlzf-, Row 3 Holt'-n 'v'tfi:l1orliam, Virginia Ostinan, Katherine Retzke, Margaret Meyer, Lisa Herrmann, Mary Louise Dick, D9lOf9S l-faczniarek, Flin Crime, Venti Htizvlt, lffhnor Fletzlce, Lova Steiner. C ,t Lu. h ed r, Miss Clayton, Margaret Row I-leannette Bishop. Betty Sc ro. e O f , Miss Maher, Dorothy Crunl-citton, Harriett Parker. p er Row 2-Marcelle VV-arrick, Barbara Snittan, Margie Kirlcman, Dorothy Young. Betty Patterson, Eleanor Slowinski, Dorothy Koogan, Marian Cosiman. ' l l C nrad Norma Finch Muriel Steffen, Bette Weci, Row 3-l.aVerne o , , Evelyn Schmidt, Lucy l-lolliger, Betty Baker, Betty Taylor. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Treasurer, and many able committees. At the end ' h oi the year, a suptuous banquet was held at whic new officers were installed and awards, such as numerals, letters, and chevrons, were given out. The aims of this fast-stepping club are those of im- proving the body and mind, and of making better use of leisure time. Each member is required to keep a health card, one for each season, on which h 1' daily activities are recorded in detail. A wit- e ness to the number of girls who give of their time to Page one-hundred-one attend the many sport and social events would say that the Girls' Athletic Association has succeeded in arranging a grand and Sporty way of using their leisure time. The advisers, Miss Maher and Miss Clayton, are to be congratulated for their splendid effort in supervising the girls and arranging the tournaments. Their first efforts at the picnic proved t be loads of fun , and the question of who put the o onions in the fire remains unanswered. Thus the she athletes of Libbey closed another year.

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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

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Boone, Howl Emily 1.f::eQ:, Elegn:-re Pzleiki, Ruth Kulow, Edith l.f1:r5' Anne l:'.'1tst:n, L-:is Hemscth, Dorothy Ansted, Kathryn Ulmer, lsilgelle l.:iren?, lfcrm.: Benning, Merry lklesserly. Row 2- Shirley Bock, Mary Lei.-sis, Eeatrice Czolgosz, Dolores Gregor, Virginin Drsex-:ie -Ezi, F' riiirtc lliil-or, lennie May Roach, Fiita O'Connell, E:.i:.ej.' Hrizgzel, l.iari.Qyn D:u:I:s, Row 3 Ezrrrm Ysxing, I-:ir:':i3.' Trumbull, Mary lane Cox, Mary F'r 'n, Fu':i F,ug:lej:, lean 'lijilekr-2631, Betty lfardatzlze, Kathryn ' Harp Violet I :digg Helen Eierwirth. Dreher, EQ.:-or ,. R7 F1 w 1 Patriiia Vlonielclc-rtt, heginz Tadloclc, Eileen Ecvehk, l-larian Joding, Miss Payne, Leah Belle Walters, Mary Mason, Mary Heller, s Hatton, Row 2 lane Loxley, Virginia Youngs, Irene Taylor, lvladelyn Fleed, ieen Htidie, Anetta Ballard, Dorothy lfruczlzti w'.- J slzi, Donn-'r Pfirtritl-Je, Mary Ellen Langenderfer. Row 3 Marti:-rie lftlolfe, Esther Adams, lone M-Jclz, Marian Oyster. Marie Evans, Elinor lulelflier, Arline Yleliel, Ftoherta Peters, Lillizn Hardison. When more enthusiastic clubs are organized, Miss Secretary: Ruth Kulow, Treasurer: Irene Taylor, Payne will organize them with her cheerful pleasant- Chaplain. ln the fall, honoring the mothers of the ness and her Willingness to tackle the Well-nigh im- Libbey's championship football team, the girls possible. Small Wonder then if under her guidance, planned and really cooked a dinner and also pre- the Senior Friendship Club flourished and main- pared an excellent program. Not forgetting the tained its high standards throughout the past year. orphans they had adopted last year, this group sent With its aim of helping girls to understand one them books and games at Christmas and gave them another and create for themselves a Christian stand' a Valentine Party in February. To augment their ard of living, the club worked and played under the treasury, they frequently sold candy. With the other ' of these officers: Lois Hemsoth, President: Friendship Clubs of the school, they enjoyed a ' -President: Mary Anne Watson, mothers tea with Mr. Holland as guest speaker. Page one-hundred-tw direction Edith Boone, Vice 0