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

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Mrs. Burton and Mr. Rusie converse at a faculty tea. The teachers ' cafeteria provides good food and a pleasant atmosphere. Assistant Principal Osgood and his aides. Mr. Robinson, Athletic Manager, escorts his daughter at the Cowboy Roundup. Mr. Kramer, our engineer, inspects the heating plant. A friendly call from Mrs. Camp, our attendance clerk. Mr. Harding, assistant principal, advises a student as to his course of study. Behind the scenes with the Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Elwing. Miss Kanney, Assistant Principal, and her aides.

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hearts We who thronged the halls and classrooms of Libbey in 1955 had much to accomplish before the accolade of commencement. When we ourselves were not busy achieving, we were taking joy and pride in the achievements of others who were Libbey, too. Those of us who were freshmen watched so that we might manage Libbey affairs well when our turn came; for out of us would emerge the Senior Class of 1 958. We who were sophomores were sure of ourselves and of our school. Awe was as far away as our freshman year. We who were juniors were exhilarated by class activities which distinguished us as upperclassmen— we had arrived. Those of us who were seniors found fulfillment in assuming the responsibilities of school leadership. After four years of vying and sharing, we felt very close to our classmates. We did not worry that we would forget them-or be forgotten-after graduation. For though our lives were now to follow divergent paths which properly might not merge again, we knew that the heart has its own way of remembering. And they fill our hearts. 27