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

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i , l I PHILO C. DUNSMQRE, Superintendent Mr. Philo C. Dunsmore serves Toledo well as Superintendent of Schools. Citing his long and distinguished service to Toledo schools, the University of Toledo last spring conferred on Mr. Dunsmore an honorary Doctor of Laws Degree. He was subse- quently honored at a reception attended by hundreds of well-wishers. Under Mr. Duns- more's leadership, the Toledo schools have accomplished a most ambitious building pro- gram, and many instructional advances have been made. On behalf of all the students at Libbey, the Seniors of 1965 extend congratulations and best wishes to Mr. Dunsmore. bil 'd W'll' N Tl masg David R. Rittenhouse1 Dr. Morton Goldbergg Mrs. Members of the Board of Education: j. Arch Anderson, Presi entg i iam . 10 Carol A. Pietrvkowski, Vice-President. l l fi ,X I 1 1 KW.. Mw,.,m,M,,,,V ,A , fs:

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jo Wir- guerharf, Ll fwenfy-one gun Jafllffef It is with deep respect that the Class of 1965 dedicates the Ecle.'in17 to Mr. Wfilliam Everhart, for twenty years head of the English Department and a Libbey teacher for thirty years. An excellent teacher in all areas of English, perhaps Mr. Everhart has made his greatest contribution to education at Libbey in the fields of speech and creative writing. Having received his early education in Pennsyl- vania and Michigan public schools, Mr. Everhart received the degree of Bachelor of Science in Edu- cation from Eastern Michigan Universityg he has done graduate work at Wayne University, Pennsyl- vania State College, Detroit Teachers College, Lock Haven Teachers College, and Toledo University. In addition to his duties in the English Depart- ment, Mr. Everhart has served Libbey in other ways, having been at various times track coach, cross- country coach, freshman basketball coach, and equip- ment manager. For many years he has been em- ployed by the Toledo Summer Recreation Division, where he is now holding the position of District Supervisor. He is a member of Grace Lutheran Church and belongs to the fraternal order of Masons. While Mr. Everhart is retiring from teaching in the schools of Ohio, he will continue to give stu- dents the benefit of his education and experience in the Michigan school system. . . . Bn! .renrch of deep philosophy, Wit, eloquence, and poetry,- Arzfr which I Zoifd, for they, my friend, were thine. -Abraham Cowley Mr. William Everhart i 'sg age? 5 W gl grew i if i' ' , 1 i f ilgiwgggzifi.-V11 , -.1 .- '. . i Q 2,221 if I' it-,L A , ' Lx ,AZ ' ni 'iQ5,2'53iQ - vi H 1 J Mk ek 5,4 f ,. f Q35 V A I 4 X 2 A ', ' K Mr. Everhart encourages a lively discussion in fiflgwsitltfflgf I l l ,i - :T tm i -up a ' 'J f' the speech class symposium. img 3 J 'fn-I i' ' 'W' H E i. ,x , i..-we V, I f . , - , fern 3 .L . A I. A i X75 W sh, ,.,, lil 5 at A big smile for the students of - ,I . A- A , -1' af, pei naval' Pl., ff a t A 4 V. 3115! X L LLAJ57 FTE Ii K L, We salute you, Mr. E! 27: .mecbcafion

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Libbey likes 1oyalty l Our beloved prin- cipal, Mr. Loy W. Rusie, is a living ex- ample of this, Libbey's slogan. Certain it is that no one could be more loyal to a school or more sincerely interested in the welfare of all its students. His fervent de- sire is to maintain the high standards of a school that has given Toledo some of its finest citizens. He voices often his pride in Libbey students and their responsible atti- tudes. His office door is always open, and many students and teachers have had good reason to appreciate his kind and under- standing nature. Mr. Rusie, as a final gesture of our high regard for you, we, the Class of 1965, salute you! .fdclminidfrafion Mr. Rusie strikes 1 f'lII1lll'll pose as he cnthusrlsticllly kicks off 1 pcp rally i l l