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

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MR. JOHN E. OSGOOD

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Principal Loy W. Rusie Wisdom in adjustment, fairness in administration, and vision in planning are prime requisites of a good principal. When these qualities are combined with kindness and a sympathetic interest in every person in school, a harmonious atmosphere is assured. In our principal, Mr. Loy W. Rusie, we recognize all these attributes and wish to congratulate him for his fine work and thank him for his guidance and counsel during our four years at Libbey High School, 5

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DEDICATIO To be consecrated to a pattern of living that is based upon integrity, ag sense of responsibility, and the desire to serve others is indeed conducive to satisfaction and success. From his childhood in Manila in the Philip- pines, where his father was superintendent of schools, to his being awarded the degree of Master of Arts by the University of Michigan, Mr. John Os- good seemed always to be preparing for the position he holds so success- fully at Libbey. He received his elementary training in Cleveland and in the Cathedral Chapel School in Toledo, later graduating from Central Catho- lic High. At St. John's College and at Ohio State University he was pre- pared for his Bachelor of Arts Degree. His teaching career found him at his alma mater, Central Highg at Fort Jennings, Ohio, where he was su- perintendent of schools, and at Libbey since 1936. Not only has he been active in teaching and counseling, but Mr. Os- good has served efficiently in educational and community activities. For fif- teen years he has been on the Board of Directors of the Toledo Teachers' Association, he is a member of the planning committee of B. I. E. Day, he aids as a director in the Toledo Citizens' Committee for Family Life Edu- cation, on four occasions he has traveled to Washington to represent To- ledo in school legislation. Mr. Osgoodls very happy family consists of his wife, two daughters both attending college, and one very important son. His hobby is sailing his eighteen foot Sea Gull and enjoying his membership in the Toledo Yacht Club. Since his appointment as Dean of Boys at Libbey in 1945 he has been striving, with his fine background of academic, religious and community experiences, to counsel and help the boys of Libbey by his sincerity, kind- liness, and friendship. Thus it is with great respect and admiration that the Senior Class of IQ52 affectionally dedicates this Edelian to a very fine man, Dean john E. Osgood. 7