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

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I Edelimz advisors: Mr. Charles Martin, Mrs. Jean Hunsnker, and Principal, Loy W. Rusie. .xgclminiafrafion X .1-Ezbeahcafion acugg enioro ylnclercfcaridmen Skelrloer by ELWOOD MILLER PATTIE GEIER BERNARD QUINN Under llae flirefliozz of MRS. NANCY WENKER .fdcfiuifiea .fd faomiorri x9l'l6!2X

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Footsteps on the stairs-the quick, eager footsteps of students intent on the pursuit of academic excellence, the strong, vigorous footsteps of Libbey athletesg the quiet, deliberate footsteps of hundreds of teachers with a single purpose-all these, and more, have left their marks on the stairways of Libbey since her doors were opened forty years ago. During these forty years thousands of students have progressed, step by step, on the stairway of learning. For freshmen, the first steps were knowledge and friendship, for sophomores, they were knowledge, friendship, and loyalty to Libbey, for the juniors, they were knowledge, friendship, loyalty, and initiative, and for the seniors, they were all these things, plus maturity and judgment. Today's awed freshmen, confident sophomores, questioning juniors and mature seniors climb these stairways with the same goals in mind as did those first Libbey stu- dents in 1923. But these challenging times bring fresh realization that another, steeper stairway must be scaled before this year's graduates can make their full contributioius to society. In this Edelian of 1963, the Senior Class is happy to present pictorially the stairways of Libbey, not only as interesting architectural structures but also as symbols of important steps in the process of learning. 12452 :SZ