Leo High School - Leo Lion Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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, ',...Y. ' 1 ART Mere man can never duplicate or create beauty such as the Cod- made magnificence that exists in nature. but he may try to pre- serve copies or pictures of this heauty hy drawing and painting. that those not artistically inclined might share with him God's gift of displaying heauty. MECHANICAL DRAWING lVlechanical Drawing is a most important subject for young men who wish to have near perfection in the planning and draft- ing end of engineering. The skill and precision needed for suc- r cess in the engineering field are exercised. polished and perfected , in this course. REV BR G P LYONS Paormssou MA'r'r1f:1 REV- BR- F- R- FINCH General Scienfc Direclor nf MlL.YI'1f lwalhenlulics, Pllysics An and Painting Assistant Coach of Basketball ff!! M i REV. BR. P. G. BREEN REV. BR- F, B- CALLAN Paoresson V. Down Latin, English Latin, French English Assistant Moderator C.l.S.C.A. Basketball Coach Twenty 'I .r

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l'he lrest in lvoys' reading under the guidance of an experienced Lilvrarian. BOOKKEEPING Bookkeeping comlvines the use of the regular text hook with a series of practice sets. These practice sets are duplicates of those actually used in the husinc-ss world today. The student handles regular husiness papers. such as checks and currencies. he makes entries daily and at spe- cified intervals must halance his hooks. Aside from the fine husincss training hookkceping affords. it is an inter- esting suhject and is conclusive to thought. L ARITHMETIC AND COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY CO . . . mmercial Arithmetic and 1' COMMERCIA .ommercial Geography each occupies a half year. Arithmetic is taken in the first half and Geography in the second. Commercial Arithmetic re- views the early mathematical lessons every student learns in grammar school. then advances to teach a swiftcr and more practical way of solving husincss prolvlcms. Through the medium of Commercial Geography the student learns to identify various products on the market today. with the location of their origin. and incidentall l, mendous nat l ' ' y earns the trc- ura wealth of his countrv. TYPING ' . n typing are devoted to the task of ac- quainting the student with the important parts of his machine and limhering up his fingers for the typing of the first elementary exercises. As the student progresses he is given more advanced assignments to do and slips easily into a scheme of work that will he expected of him in the husiness world. SHORTHAND To learn the sh The hrst lessons i .3 ortest possihle wa' f spoke ' ' y o writing tht r 'd n word might well l g 1 apl ly . I. ' me called the ohject of the Short- hand course. Dictation is Uiven. tl ' 2 in sh h g ie student must c ort and. then trans 'l , ., opy it .criie into longhand. As the speed of the student increases. more ra 'd d'- ' ' ' the st d ' p1 ictation is wiv u ent finishes the . I, en. and ., . course with a fin ' his work not ' e talent for doing only swiftly hut accurately. Twenty-one ll 41 L at 1 A i-, lg Digi!! ll . I rr ' FAC LTY LEADERS OF M FREEDOM ' . Rrzv. BR. P. V. FLAN NERY Plrvsics, MIlZ1ICl71lllif'.9 it Rav. BR. J. A. SnANNoN History, English