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

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Robert E. Leydorf

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT MARY KELSO: Home Nursingg Wilmington College, A.B.g Ohio State My University, B.S. in Ed.g University of Cincinnati, R.N.g Vassar Training Camp for Nurses, MARY KELSO LIBRARY LOIS BLACK: Library Clerk. A ' MRS. DORCAS KRUSE: Librariang University of Michigan, A.B., M.A, MAY ROADWILER: Book Clerk 4 RUTH ROADWILER: Secretary LAURA MENTZER: Attendance Clerk MRS. CECILE SMITH: Senior Clerk and Treas- ufef LOIS BLACK MRS. DORCAS KRUSE OFFICE MAY ROADWILER RUTH ROADWILER LAURA MENTZER MRS. CECILE SMITH 23

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MEMORI He came quietly into an always-widening circle of friends and of varied interests. just as quietly, he left us, deeply moved and saddened, though perhaps wiser in the knowledge that Life must always contain unforeseen sorrow and disappointment. With childlike simplicity we argued that he had only begun to receive the honors and successes which seemed destined to be his, always. We missed the friendly warmth of his smile, his wit. But we realized that in his short stay at Libbey Bob had successes which were his alone. His scholastic abilities had carried him, as one of three boys elected, into the National Honor Society in his junior year. He was a mem- ber of the Forum Literary Society and active in the Hi-Y and in his mem- bership at St. Lucas Lutheran Church. Gradually, we came to accept his leaving-but never to forget what his integrity and genuine friendship had meant to all who were acquainted with him. In this, the publication of his senior class, we want him to take the place which he shall always hold in our hearts. For, Bob Leydorf-an outstanding student, leader, worker, and, most important, a wonderful friend-was with us only briefly, but his memory is ours forever.