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

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JAMES S. STERLING At the close of the school year of nineteen-forty-one we were grieved by the sudden passing of Mr. James M. Sterling, Head of the Industrial Art Department. He gave much to us. We shall not forget him. His fine influence as a teacher and as a man will ever remain a part of our tradition. Ill MEMDRIAM Plllll E. IllPMllll Again last November death came without warning to our Department of Industrial Arts, when Mr. Paul E. Dipman, the department head, was stricken at school. We have felt his loss keenly because he meant a great deal to all of us. We shall revere his memory and cherish the lessons he taught us.

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lIlIIl0LIl E. WILLIAMS PRINCIPAL OF LIBBEY HIGH SCHOOL Patient, tolerant, and wise in a world of constant change and upheaval, while adhering strictly at all times to the customs and responsibilities that are part of an educational system, our principal, Mr. Harold E. Williams, has been a constant inspiration to us during our high school life. As seniors especially, we have been delighted with his efforts to broaden and enrich our scholastic scope by programs of splendid value and contemporary interest. As we leave Libbey, we wish to thank Mr. Williams, with love and respect, for having taught us, both by kindly precept and gracious example, to be better students, better Christians, and better citizens.

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IIEANS MID DEPARTMENT CIIAIRMEN LAM GERTRUDE MAUDE BROWN LOY RUSIE Dean of Girls Dean of Boys ROSCOE C. BAKER RUTH ANNE DUSHA FLORENCE A. GATES History English Science - .fi -fllif. asa- 1.i.l5l5? 1.g.,Q,Q. T- Q95 f -' !,-Z - MRS. HAZEL D. FLATZ HERIVIAN A. HARDING JOHN W. FAST Commercial Mathematics Industrial L,