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

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H0 OR aomsncf 310155511 Diff! DEDICATION IN 1933 Reverend Brother Patrick E. O,Ryan arrived in Chicago to become a mem- ber of the faculty of Leo High School. In 1935 on the completion of the term of office of the late Reverend Brother Michael- S. Curtis, the subject of this dedication was chosen as Leois third Principal. For the past six years Brother O'Ryan has been most successful in enlarging, enhancing and solidifying the various fields of endeavor of our beloved Alma Mater. The line moral tone of Leo Students has been well maintained. Year after year a large group of graduates has gone forth fortified with a solid grasp of the truths of our Catholic Faith. A well-rounded program in Apologetics, Bible and Church his- tory as well as a familiarization through daily Religious Instruction and discussion of current Spiritual problems of youth and of later life, has brought about this result. During recent years at least six Leo graduates are engaged in the duties of their sacred calling in the Priesthood throughout the Archdiocese. Others have joined various Religious orders including ten who are now members of the Congregation of Christian Brothers. The Youth organization known as C.I.S.C.A. finds Leo an active member and through our Catholic Action Club the student body is kept acquainted with the cur- rent events of the Spiritual life of the Catholic Youth of Chicago. Each year our principal provides for a three days' Retreat, this year's having been pronounced the greatest yet. In Scholastic, Intellectual and Cultural achievement Leo High has kept well to Four .v'