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

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Miss Lydia Fiedler Retiring after thirty-eight years of service at Libbey, Miss Fiedler, head of the science department, leaves behind her a record of true dedication to the welfare of the students of South Toledo. Beginning her career here two years after Libbey was opened, she organized the first Biology Club and promoted interest in her subject. After receiving her Bache- lor of Science degree from Grinnell College, she furthered her education by studying for her Master of Science degree at the University of Michigan. eclication Travel has played an important part in her life; shc has been to Mexico, traveled extensively throughout the United States, and voyaged twice to Europe. Her hobbies include reading and fancy cooking. Included in her plans for the future is a trip to California and the World's Fair in Seattle, Washington. When asked to comment on Libbey she said, I have cn- joyed teaching here and watching the Changes that have taken place. Miss Lydia Ficdlcr can truly be called 21 dc- voted teacher.

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1962 still finds us in a troubled world. It is a world in ferment. Peoples everywhere are becoming concerned about the good life. They have been awakened by their contact with those who have had the benefit of education. They are making many mistakes. They are easily mis- directed. But the important fact is that they want to be different from what they have bccn although they may not know how different. This is a wonderful time to be graduating from high school. I congratulate you on your achieve- ment and hope for you great satisfaction in your future activities in this most challenging world. HPhilo C. Dunsmorc Wedaaged our PHILO C. DUNSMORE Superintendent Members of the Board of Education serving Toledo schools are Ucft to righo Rabbi Morton Goldberg, Mrs. Jane Kuebbeler, president; Dr. Frank Brown, vice president; Mrs. Carol Pictx'ykowski, Mr. Davxd Rittenhouse.