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

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WALTER B. LYNN

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DEDICATION Enthusiasm, kindliness, and a genial sense of humor endear a teacher to his classes and strengthen his own love of his profession. In Mr. Walter B. Lynn the students of Libbey find a man who is both teacher and friend. Having secured his degree of Bachelor of Science at Heidelberg Col- lege, Mr. Lynn taught at Chilicothe, Ohio, and at London, Ohio, beginning first as a science instructor, but later changing to the field of mathematics. Two years after he came to Libbey, Mr. Lynn always an ardent football fan, became assistant line coach of football, and held that position until nineteen thirty-seven. Occasionally since that time he has served as a referee of football and basketball in Toledo. Among his hobbies Mr. Lynn lists reading first, perhaps, especially biography. Gardening affords him much pleasure, as does chess, a game in which he excels. . The students of Libbey have come to know and admire Mr. Lynn both as an instructor of plane and solid geometry and as a friend. He has come into contacts with many of us by his work as adviser of the Junior and Senior Classes, the National Honor Society, the Student Council, and the Chess Club. It is therefore with sincere appreciation and gratitude that we dedicate this Edelian of nineteen forty-seven to Walter B. Lynn, wishing him much success and happiness in his coming years.