Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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' ' 'ik :Au- LUCIEN P. LIBBY Mr. Lucien P. Libby, the gentleman to be seen standing near the school entrance at recess, is one of the most popular instruc- tors in Portland High School. This popularity is attested to by the constant throngs of students who surge around him. Mr. Libby apparently is never perturbed, never in a hurry, and al- ways ready and willing to see any and all students. Mr. Libby was born in 1877. He attended Westbrook High School, and in 1899 took his AB. degree from Bowdoin College. Immediately after graduating, Mr. Libby entered the profes- sion of teaching. He first taught as principal in the Orr's Is- land Grammar School, then became principal of the grammar school in Conway, New Hampshire. He soon removed to Vassalboro where he was an instructor in Oak Grove Seminary. Mr. Libby then came to Portland High School. He has taught here for the last twenty-three years. In this period he has traveled abroad, and has also devoted a good deal of his time to music. Mr. Libby is a well known organist of this city as well as the composer of several musical pieces. In 1914, Mr. Libby married Miss Harriet Foss, who had for- merly taught in Portland High. Since 1922, Mr. Libby has been sub-master, and a very popular one he has proved to be, too. Luke,' Libby's course in English Literature is one of the best liked in the school. Mr. Libby's knowledge of music, his appreciation of art, and wide acquaintance with all literature, make him singularly well qualified to teach this subject. An all around cultural education may be obtained in Luke's class. The whole school owes much to Mr. Libby. 4 Tu-ua: Totem

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