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

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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.

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If 1m: 10011: 1111011 marble, ll will perish; if we work 11,0011 1mm, lime will efface ll; if we rear temples, Hwy will H'IIIIIlch inlo :lml: lJIIl if we work upon immw'ml mimli', if we imbue llaem will: principles, . . . we engrrzl'e 012 llama lillilelJ' .mmcllaing wlyicla will lJI'lgbIWI In all cleriiilyf esziel Webner By the innumerable students who have been favorably in- fluenced by him, Mr. Lincke will long be remembered and respected. Besides his hours of classroom teaching, Mr. Lincke has also devoted his skill to being adviser of the Projection Club. A3 are most members of his profession, Mr. Lincke is in- terested not only in teaching but also in increasing his own fund of knowledge. To attain this aim, he has spent many vacations traveling throughout the United States and Cana- Mr. Henry W. Lincke da. Proving his great interest in nature and also in bettering America, Mr. Lincke is a member of the Toledo Naturalist Association and Plans after his retirement to care for 17,000 trees on his forty acre farm. Commenting on his twenty-five years at Libbey, Mr. Lincke said, tiI am proud to have been associated with a school which provides such great opportunities for young people. The Edelian staff is indeed proud to dedicate this 1962 edition to such a fine and inspiring teacher.

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The plans suggested by Mr. Rusie were heartily accepted by the ofhcers of the Student Council: John Wil- liams, sgt.-at-arms; Sandy Keim, secy.-treas.; Sam Hazard, pres.; Roger. Newman, vice-pres. POM .x461minidlrafion This year, Libbey High School bids farewell not only to the seniors who will graduate, but to many juniors, sophomores, and freshmen who will leave to attend a new school next year. To the seniorseCongratulations! You have finished a job and are ready for new fields to conquer. To the juniors who chose to leave and to the sophomores and freshmen who have no choiceeMay you be happy in your new sur- roundings. To all who have attended Libbey during the last three rather hectic years-It is my sincere hope that you have enjoyed your stay and have found it worthwhile. Best wishes for your future and may you always retain a little love for Libbey. -eLoy W. Rusie LOY W. RUSIE