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Vaughan whose sympathetic understanding and fatherly advice have played - and will continue to play - an important part in the formation of our characters. Before we lleave the hallowed walls of our beloved l Alma Mater, lwe have a two-fold pledge to express - - that of gratitudhg and that of loyalty. We pledge a deep sense of gratitilde to our Principal and to all our teach- ers for the valu ble lessons they have so often inculcated. Likewise, we plledge an unswerving loyalty to Leo High that will commhnd admiration and respect in later life. l l l 7he 460 I' M7 '.f u- 1: f '--gxQf'f wij,1:s.Q.. F V fi f f' .K fre'-D wx : Mk. Y' wx f q 0 ,N LION Qfzzi H 1948 U fu '-'- 4'a 7' I 0 ff-fa be M16 IJ HOWWY Q' ,Xi P' 14-' CI U zwvo-1' who 'B Q 3 0 f-I1 Without a doubt the English Department has the most important job of any group in tlce school. During 'he four years at Leo the well of English literature is explored from Shakes- peare to Monsignor Sheen. Besides the reg- ular class periods the cultivation of the lan- guage is encouraged in such noteworthy events as the annual oratorical contest and the school play. The Lion would like fo congratulate this department on a job well done. Kev. Er. G. F. Wakeham, Rev. Br. j. V. Birmingham, Mr. F. lenks, Rev. Br. T. P. Treacy. ' v Rev. Br. C. A. Murphy, Rev. Br. l. D. Walsh, Mr. l. W. Reinhardt. lVlr. R. l. Blide, Rev. Br. C. C. l-learn, lvlr. E. l, Dunworth. Atten ion all linguists. These men pictured to the left have the stu- dents here El-mundo- espaniolingu and Om- nia-Callia-eratingn up and down the corridors of gooj old L.l-l.S. The students are required to take Latin for the first two years and may con- tinue for all four. Span- ish classes are offered in the final two years and the enrollment is high there. The Editors of the Lion, who have troub'e understanding English, marvel at and congratulate these men. Mathe- mrrlirrs Algebra, Trig, Geome- tries, plain and fancy, each one is offered to the Leo student. All are required to take Ele- mentary Algebra and Plane Geometry. After that the Leo student is offered a choice of mathematical subjects as broad as any school in the land. Outside the regular formalized course of Math, in- struction is given in Mechanical Drawing. We here at Leo are especially proud of our mathematical faculty and congratula'e them for their splendid work. Rev. Br. F. R. Finch, Rev. Br. l. B. O'Keefe, Rev. Br. I. B. Walsh, Rev. Br. P. lvl. Quinn. Rev. Br. L. C. Haley, Rev. Br. lvl. S. Touhy, Rev, Br. lvl. O. O'l-lehir, Rev Br. F. C. Rower, Mr. l-l. Bourke, Mr. C. Ra'l, Rev, Br, P. B. Crolce Science The fumes of experi- ment number 33, the crackle of static eleca tricity, the svvish of a force pump in action echo regularly from the Science Corner. The three well-equipped labs situated at the east end of the second cor- ridor are constantly humming with scien- tific activities. ln this rnoclern world we wish to thank the science depar'ment for an in- troduction into physical phenomenon. nw Q V wi all' ,p 'lh N gf Seated Lett to Right: Rev. Br. L, A. Fellows, Rev, Br, l. A. Shannon, Mr. P, l. Allegretti, Standing: lVlr. Connelly, Mr, Napier. Cmrzmvrcifll Take a letter, The two smil- ing gentlemen to the left spend their days instructing the tuture businessmen in their craft, Typing, commer- cial arithmetic, and book- keeping are all part of the curriculum. The boys may begn their course in com- mercial practices in their third year and receive a comprehensive instruction. All due credit to the com- mercial department tor pre- parinrg the men ct Leo tor lite in he business world. Mr. Klonowski, lVlr. Relnke. Social tt, l'lf?lIl?0 The Social Science De- partment this year com- pleted one ot the most interesting periods hat it has ever had here at Leo. The students learned practical fle- mocracy and the history of the world both in and ou ot the class- rooms. The demonstra- tion ot the voting ma- chine tor the students was the highlight of a year crammed with special events. A hearty thank you is in order to the members of the social science depart- ment tor making histo- ry l've. Rev. Br. F. R. Finch mystifies Bob Haney with the slide rule. The Crest of the Irish Christian Brothers Fratres Scholarum Christianarum de Hibernia, the title of the Congregation-Brothers of the Christian Schools of Ireland. Facere et Docere The appropriate motto of a Congregation ot Reli gious teachers The Creek letters on the open pages-Aloha and Omega - the first and the last the beginning and the end. iApoc. 22, 13.1 eb FQ es X fa- EK? fx ! eng gc 6+ 1 The Cross and the Star, an emblem of Faith and Hope The open book typifies the aim of the Congrega- tion of the Irish Christian Brothers to impart reli- gious and secuiar instruc- tion REV. BR. P. C-. BREEN REV. BR, C. A. O'DONNELL '7!ze Qaadmjei THE ,yy 55' W M W We V LJ: 1948 Bank .2 , 33.-I.-w: 3. il' ef . ' ul.. Wfk. Y' ' 'J ' ' X if mu, L ff , 1 'Ng , 'H' K I :Q -,L k X r L A I ,fr.-A w 2? ,352 . --,fx-Qi.. . 1'-i'5?gi'5 .WH a Q1 .fg.f:525Q'.', if , i,'? a,, . I 'f L?f2fe:4 4 .' '7fb.ff'.'4'- 1 ...MLA .5 in X Zgiitgfz . ,. A. f ' my , . ', YJI' .' . . -f q K X -..15g2f?.:f ',.., '-mqxxel '- ,x 2 -.. .,,. , . I E V -f.'33f,.. s '. ' ' i f 3 A WA, mg 5 1 I-. 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E ii' :Hi .31 rf Senior Class fficers This year's of Leo Hig the candida this year w voting mac results and elected pres Left to right: Fred Banicke, Secretary: Ray Caplis, Presidentg Dan Stewart, Vice presi- dentg jerry Carden, Treasurer. senior class elections were something new in the procedure h School. Not that we have not had elections before or that tes were chosen in a different manner. But the festivities ere enlivened by the presence of a new invention - the hine. After a hard day's work the machine coughed up the they indicated that Ray Caplis, 'popular cager, had been ident by his fellow seniors. Dan Stewart, Fred Banicke and jerry Carden snared the vice presidency, the secretary's post and the treasurer's Ray Caplis displayed h the Leo qu Dan Stewa year's cha kling game IT' iob respectively. p has been a popular fellow here at Leo ever since he first s prowess for the basketball fray. Ray was a member of Entet which garnered the Catholic Championship in l947. rt, Fred Banicke and jerry Carden were all members of this pionship football squad and Mr. Stewart also played a spar- for the City Championship lightweight basketball contingent. Graduates of I 948 ALFRED ACOU-hails from St. Sabina . . . Clee Club in Znd year . , . interclass basketball in 2nd and 3rd years. CHARLES ADAMS-comes from St. Benedict . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years. IAMES ADLER-went to Christ the King grade school . . . track team all four years , . , interclass basketball in lst, 3rd, and 4th years. OLINDO ALO-'hails from Our Lady of Hungary . . . honor roll in lst year . . . lightweight football in 2nd year . . . C-lee Club for the first two years. ALEXANDER ARVlAv-a product of St. Clotilde grammar school . . . class officer in 3rd year . . . lightweight football in second year . . . interclass basketball all four years. FREDERICK BEDORE-graduated from Nativity grade school . . . honor roll in lst and 2nd year . . . interclass basetball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years. BENjAMlN BEAZLEY-comes from St. Anne's . . . honor roll all four years . . . class officer in first year .... band in lst year . . . interclass basket- ball all four years. NORBERT BEAUDOINW-went to St. Bride's grammar school . . . honor roll all four years . , . ORIOLE staff in 2nd year , , . LION staff in 4th year . . . Cilee Club in 2nd year. DONALD BASKO-graduated from St. Laurence grammar school. FREDERICK BANICKI -hails from St. Michael's grade school . . . class officer all four years . . . heavyweight football in Znd, 3rd, and 4th years , . . lnterclass basketball all four years. IOHN BENTON-comes from St. Leo grammar school . . . inter- class basketball in lst, Znd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . track in lst year . . . Cisca in lst year. IOHN BE Christina . . . honor roll in lst and Znd in lst and 2nd years . . . track lst and EIILLISH-went to St. Ethelreda grammar s iw 3rd year . . . interclass basketball in l lNK-hails from St. ars . . . class officer nd years, RICHARD ,hool . . . class officer st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years, THOMAS BLAKE-comes from Ou: Lady of Peace . . . played lightweight football in lst year anal heavyweight football i'i 4th year . . . heavyweight basketball honor roll lst year. DANIEL BRADY . . , interclass basketball the first thre iri Znd year . . . band all four years Kin 3rd and 41h . . . attended St. Sabina years . . , bantam . . class officer in Zlnd and lightweight football in Znd yiar. ROBERT BRADY s l fur --comes from St. Sabina . . , intercla years . . . lightweight football in lst y in Znd year . . . swimming team in lst y years. CHARLES BRADLEY-went to St. . . . honor roll in lst year , . . interclass b CHARLES BRAZE-a product of Holy Re basketball in lst year . . . honor man in l basketball al o ar . . . class officer ar . . . Cisca all four aurence grade school sketball all four years. eemer . . . interclass ,st year . . . Clee Club in 2nd year . . . swimming team in lst yetar. GEORGE BURC-ESS --went to St. Cabriel's . . . lightweight f years . . . heavyweight in 3rd and 4th , . all four years . . . class officer in Znd. graduate of St. Barnabas . . . honor stude class officer in 2nd year . . . ORIOLE staf lst and 2nd . . . swimming team in lst. otball in lst and Znd . interclass basketball BERNARD BURKE-a t for four years . . . in 4th . . . track in Br. Daly, venerable librarian, inducting Bennies into the joys of literature. L1 , l . 1 . f.:2i,is1f g A O'Brien applying the finishing touches to a sign. IAMES BURKE-a product of St. Sabina grammar school . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . bantams in 2nd year . . . class officer in 3rd year. THOMAS BURKE-hails from St. Margaret's parish . . . interclass basketball all four years . . , bantams in lst year . . , reserves in 2nd . . , lightweight football team in lst and 2nd years . . . on track team in lst and Znd years. PAUL BUTLER-a product of St. Sabina . . . was in band all four years . . . band officer in 4th . . . inter- class basketball in lst, 2nd, and 4th years . . . Cisca in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . honor roll in lst year. WILLIAM BYRNE-went to Leo . , . band in lst, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. FELIX CACHEY-comes from St. Felicitas . . . inter- class basketball team in lst and 2nd years . , . Clee Club in lst year . . . track team in lst year . . . swimming in 2nd year. RAYMOND CAPLIS-went to Little Flower grammar school . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years . . . heavyweight basketball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . , light- weight football team in lst year . . . class officer in 3rd and 4th, ARTHUR CARAHER-a graduate of St. Leo grammar school . . . played interclass basketball all four years. GERALD CARDEN-comes from St. Laurence . . . lightweight football in 2nd year . . . heavyweight in 3rd and 4th years . . . heavyweight basketball in 3rd year . . . Cisca in lst and 4th years . . . honor roll in lst year . . . class officer in 4th, IOHN CARMODY-a product of St. Leo grammar school. IOHN CARROLL-attended Nativity grammar school . . . played interclass basketball the last three years . . . swimming team in lst . . , track team in Znd year . . . Cisca in lst year. IAMES CASSIDY-hails from St. A Chicago Heights . . . was class offic interclass basketball all four years. S ZARO-comes from Ruggles grade sch football in first year . . , heavywei 3rd, and 4th years . . . interclass bask DONALD COGHLAN-attended St. ju school . . . class officer in 2nd year , . and 3rd years . . . interclass basketb 4th years. EDWARD COLLINS-come . . . Clee Club in lst and 2nd years. . . in Ist, 2nd, and 3rd years. MICHAEL St. Leo grade school . . . went to Momence, Illinois for three and one-ha LIN'-hails from Christ the King . . year . . . Cisca in lst year . . . int four years. WILLIAM COOK-attend band all four years . . . track in lst interclass in Ist year. ARMAND C from Holy Rosary grade school . . . year . . . Cisca in Ist year . . . track COTTER--came to us from Our Lady nes grade school, r in Ist year . . . VATORE CATAN- ol . . . lightweight t football in 2nd, tball all four years. tin Martyr grammar . track in Ist, 2nd, Il in 2nd, 3rd, and from St. Margaret's interclass basketball OLLINS-attended t. jude's seminary, years. GUY CON- . honor roll in lst rclass basketball all d St. Sabina's . . . nd 2nd years . . . PPE--came to Leo nor student in Ist lst year. HENRY f Solace . . . track in Ist and 2nd years . . . interclass Hasketball in all four years. CODFREY CRONIN-went to Felicitas grammar school . . . Clee Club in 2nd year . . .linterclass basketball in Ist and 4th years. onlin. ' ' fiff' I Graduates of I 948 GERALD CULLINAN-Our Lady of Peace was the gram- mar school of Gerald's choice. GERALD CUMMINGS- comes to Leo from St. Barnabas grammar school . . . was in Glee Club in lst year . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year . . . drama class in 3rd and 4th years. lOl-lN CUMMINGS -attended St. Carthage grammar school . . . went to Quigley Preparatory seminary for a year and one-half . . . played interclass basketball in Znd year. IOHN CURRAN -hails from Little Flower parish . . . Cisca in lst year . . . track in lst and Znd years . . . swimming in 2nd year . . . interclass in lst and 4th years. WILLIAM DALEY-comes from St. Kevin's grade school . . . Cisca in lst year . . . swimming in 3rd year . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years. THEODORE DAVENPORT -a product of St. lvlargaret's . . . Glee Club in Znd year . . . dramatics in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. PATRICK DAW-came from Our Lady of Peace grammar school . . . honor student in lst and 2nd years . . . class officer in lst, Znd, and 3rd years. CLAIR DeFREW-went to Palos Heights public school . . . track team all four years . . . LION staff in 4th year . . . interclass basketball in 4th year. DONALD DELANEY-came from St. Agnes grammar school . . . honor roll in lst and 2nd years . . .Glee Club in 2nd year . . . class officer in 3rd year. GEORGE DEMPSEY-a product of St. Christiana grammar school . . . track in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . interclass basketball in 4th year. Af, tg.nLA,C . , :'- ..':7f.f..' :MJT . I WILLIAM DENISON--hails from St. argaret's . . . honor roll in lst year . . . class officer ix lst year. RICHARD DEUERLlNGvcomes from St. Sabina . band all four years . . . Cisca in lst year . . . band officer in 4th year. DONALD DEWEY-graduated from St. Carthagsl grammar school . . . interclass basketball in all four years. IROBERT DOLMETSCH -comes from Palos Heights public lgrammar school . . . lightweight football in lst year . . . lheavyweight football in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . heavywelght basketball team in 3rd year . . . track team Ist and Znd Lyears . . . class officer in Znd and 3rd years . . . Cisca in , th year. LAWRENCE DONOVAN-attended St. Barnabas gilade school . . . spent his freshman year at Loras Academy. AYMOND DOWNS- comes from St, john the Baptist gra e school . . . bantam basketball in 2nd year . . . interclass asketball for last three years . . . track team in Znd, 3rd, rid 4th years. DAVID DOYLE-went to St. Margaret's gra e school . . . played interclass basketball in lst and Zrid ye rs . . . swimming team in Znd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . Cisca ,in 2nd year. FRANCIS DOYLE4a graduate of St. Leo gramn-lar school . . . Cisca in lst year. CORNELIUS DRISCOLL-att nded St. Leo grammar school . . . Clee Club in 2nd year . . lghonor roll in lst year. DAVID DUCEY-comes from St. Bride? parish . . . lightweight football team in 2nd year . . . inter lass basketball all four years . . . band in lst year. l I I Br. C'ro e I'7O 'TLl out of Mechanical Drawing xy' I I Br. I. B. Walsh showing the mysteries of Physics to wondering juniors. WILLIAM DUNLAP-hails from Visitation . . . lightweight fooroall in ist year , . . heavyweight football in Znd, 3rd, and 4th years , . . honor student in lst and 2nd years. THOMAS DUNN-comes from Our Lady of Peace . . . heavyweight football in Znd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . heavy- weight basketball team the last three years . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years . . . class officer in lst year . . . honor roll in lst year . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year. RICHARD I. ECAN-went to St. Margaret's . . . Clee Club in lst and Znd years . . . interclass basketball the first two years . . . swimming in 4th year. IOSEPH P. EC-AN+from Visitation , . . honor roll the first three years . . , Cisca in 2nd . . . class officer all four years . . . band in lst year. IAMES EBSERYfwent to Gresham public grammer school . . , interclass basketball the first three years . . . bantams in 2nd year . . , lightweight football in 2nd year . . . swimming in Ist year. GERALD EVANS-- comes from St. Brendan's . . , interclass basketball all four years . . . swimming the first two years . . . lightweight basketball and football in 2nd year , . . class officer in 3rd year, THOMAS FANNINO--from St, Felicitas . . . inter- class basketball all four years . . . track in lst . . . Cisca in lst . . . swimming in Ist and 2nd years. PETER FILIPASY- from Wentworth school . . . heavyweight football for four years . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . Cisca in 2nd and 3rd years . . . class officer in 3rd. FRANCIS FILLWALK-a product of Our Lady of Solace . . . honor roll in lst year . . . class officer in Ist . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th . . . lightweight football in 2nd . . , interclass for three years. THOMAS FLANAGAN-went to St. Barnabas . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . Cisca in lst and 3rd years . . . swimming lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . track in lst and 2nd years. lOHN FLYNN-comes to Leo from t. Brendan's . . . interclass basketball all four years. j SEPH FOCARTY- went to St. Sabina grammar school . .l . lightweight foot- ball in lst year . . . heavyweight f tball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . interclass basketb ll in Znd and 4th years. PATRICK FOLEY4a product of Little Flower grade school. ARTHUR FOLLENWEIDER-h ils, from St. Sabina's . . . track in lst year . . . bantams in l2nd year . . . inter- class basketball in all four years. ONALD FOSTER? came from St. Leo's . . . Cisca in ls year . . . bantam basketball in lst year . . . interclass basketball all four years. IOHN FRAWl.EY+came to us! from St. Patrick's grammar school . . . honor roll in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . swimming all four years . . . tralk in 4th year . . . interclass basketball in 2nd, 3rd, and I-4th years. ROBERT FREEMAN-went to St. Ethelreda grammar school . . . class officer in 4th year . . . track irlm lst and 2nd year . . . interclass basketball in lst and ?nd years. ROBERT FRUIN-a product of St. Philip Nerig parish . . . honor roll in lst and 4th years . . . lightweight football in 2nd year . . . band in all four years . . .lband officer in 4th year . . . dramatics in 2nd and 4tl1 years. RICHARD GABRIEL-from St. Columbanus grade 'school . . . ORIOLE staff in 3rd year . . . interclass baske ball in fourth year. LEONARD GALKANTAS-went to V Vilisengan school . . . lightweight football in lst yearl . . . heavyweight football in 2nd and 3rd years. l l l Graduates of I 948 ' raduates of 1948 WILLIAM CANEY-attended St. Sabina grammar school . . . honor roll in lst year . . . class officer in lst, 2nd and 4th years . . . lightweight football in lst year . . . heavyweight football in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. CHARLES GEORGE-hails from St, Agnes, Chicago Heights . . . class officer in Znd and 4th years . . . interclass basketball all four years. WILLIAM C-ERRITY--a product of St. Dorothy grammar school , . . interclass basketball in fourth year. DONALD G?-IILARDI-went to St. Brendarfs grade school . . . interclass basketball all four years. PATRICK CILL-came from St. Leo's grade school . . . Cisca in Ist year . . . class officer in Znd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . track in lst year . , . swimming team in lst year . . . bantam basketball in lst year . . . lightweight football in 2nd year. CHRISTOPHER CLEASON-hails from St. Sabina grade school . . . Clee Club in lst and 2nd years . . . track in lst year . . . interclass all four years. JAMES CLEESON-a product of St. Sabina . . . honor roll all four years . . . band in all four years . . . band officer in 4th year . . . class officer in lst year . . . interclass basket- ball in 2nd year. IAMES C-RUENER-comes from St. Margaret's . . . honor roll in lst, 2nd and 3rd years . . . class officer in lst, Znd, and 3rd years. ALEXANDER COULET-went to St. Kilian grammar school . . . track in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . interclass basketball in 2nd and 3rd years. IAMES HACCERTY-hails from St. Barnabas-went to St. Ignatius high school in lst year . . . interclass basketball in 3rd and 4th years . . . swim- ming team in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. l l JOHN HALLIC-AN--attended our Lady oflpeace . . . honor roll in lst, 2nd and 3rd years. DALE H LLINC-went to Our Lady of Peace . . . interclass bask tball in all four years . . . was a class officer in 3rd ear. RAYMOND HALLSTEIN-came to Leo from St. MarQaret's . . . honor roll in lst year . . . active in Cisca in lst year. MELVIN HAMMER-hails from St. Thomas the A ostle . . . inter- class basketball in 3rd and 4th years. R BERT HANEY- from St. Dorothy's parish . . . honor roll all four years . . . Clee Club in lst and 2nd years . . . class officer in lst and 2nd year. IAMES HEALY--comes from St. Brendan's . . . interclass basketball all four years. IOHN HEALY- Nativity was his grade school . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . member of Cisca in lst year . . . class officer in 4th year. CEORCE HEITING-attended St. Margaret's grammar school . . . interclass basketball in lst year . . . track in lst year. PETER HENRY-a product of St. Sabina . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years . . . lightweight football in lst year . . . track in lst year . . . class officer in lst and 4th years. THOMAS HENRY-spent his grammar school days at St. Theodore's . . . interclass basketball in lst, 2nd, arid 3rd years . . . track in lst year . . . class officer in 4th year. 1 Not a square dance -- iust a presentation of awards at the football banquet. s l fix 4, Ray Caplis explaining the mysteries of History IOHN HOWARD-comes from Sacred Heart grammar school . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . swimming in lst year. ROBERT HUELS-one of the boys from Nativity . . . interclass basketball in Ist and Znd years . . . Cisca in lst year. EDWARD IAMES-comes from Our Lady of Peace grammar school . . . interclass basketball in 4th year. THOMAS IENNINCSAa graduate of Our Lady of Peace grammar school. WILLIAM KANE---came to us from Visitation . , . track in lst and 2nd years. ROBERT KEALYicomes from St. Bernard grammar school . . . interclass basketball in Znd, 3rd, and 4th years , . . was a member of Cisca in all tour years. EDWARD KEATINC eentered Leo from Our Lady of Peace . . . honor roll all four years. IAIVIES KELLY-St. Basil's was his grammar school . . . ORIOLE staff in 3rd and 4th years . . . Cisca in ist year . . . track in 2nd year . . . class officer in 3rd year. IOI-IN KELLY-went to grammar school of St. john the Baptist . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years . . . track in lst and Znd years . . . member of Cisca in Ist and 2nd years. FRANCIS KELTY-hails from St. Philip Neri . . . interclass basketball in Ist and 4th years . . . Glee Club in lst and 2nd years. DONALD KERRICAN-comes from St. Gaoriel's grade school . . . Clee Club in 2nd year. FRANCIS KRATZER-one of the boys from St. Sabina . . . honor roll in lst year . . . track in lst year . . . Glee Club in lst year . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd year. DO went to St. Kilian grade school . . . atte ALD KRISTOP- ded St. Columban Preparatory seminary for a year . . . hon r roll in 2nd and 3rd years . . . LION staff in 4th year . . . track in lst year . . . bantam basketball in 2nd aj ORIOLE staff in 3rd and 4th years. ROBERT KUNKA petual Help . . . honor roll in lst year St. Mary of Per- . . ORIOLE staff in 3rd and 4th years . . . interclass bask tball in 4th year. STANLEY LAFF-hails from St. Rose o Lima . . . class officer in lst, 2nd, and 4th years . . . lightweight football in 2nd year . . . heavyweight football in RAYMOND LAGONI-comes from St. officer in Znd year . . . lightweight f . . . heavyweight football in 2nd, 3rd, rd and 4th years. eodore . . . class otball in lst year nd 4th years . . . reserves in lst year . . . interclass bas etball in all four years. RONALD LASIK-did his gram at St. Sabina . . . honor roll in lst yea in lst and 4th years . . . Glee Club in l weight football in lst and 2nd years . . . ball in 3rd year . . . interclass basketba ar school studies . . . class officer t year. . . light- heavyweight foot- ll in all four years . . . track in lst and 2nd year. ROBERT LAMBIRD-hails from 'St. Felicitas . . . honor roll in a ll four years . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year . . . track in lft year . . . swim- ming in lst year . . . interclass basketball in 3rd year. IAMES LEE-a product of St. Barnabas grammar school . . . class officer in 2nd and 3rd years . . . interclass basketball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years , . . swimming in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years. William Leonard--comes from Our Lady of Peace . . . interclass basketball a ll four years. Graduates of 1 948 g g ..,.......,.,,.,... .,.,.........,.,s. ...i..,..v...-,..., M ....,........... ... ....... -..... .....,-...Q -013 -...gL...., l -an Graduates of I 948 IOHN LOFTUS-5-attended St. Dorothy's . . . lightweight football in lst and 2nd years . . . interclass basketball in lst and Znd years. ROBERT LOFTUS-came to us from St. Bride's . . . iriterclass basketball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . lightweight football in 2nd year. CLIFFORD LORETH-a graduate of St. Michael's . , . interclass basket- ball all four years . . . member of the band in lst, Znd, and 3rd years. lAlvlES LYNCH-attended grammar school at St. lustin's . . . interclass basketball in 3rd and 4th years . . . Cisca in lst year , . . dramatics in 4th year. IOHN LYNCH-another boy from St. Sabina grammar school . . . lightweight football in lst and 2nd years . . . track in lst and 2nd , . , interclass basketball in all four years . . . Cisca in lst year. LAWRENCE LYNCH--hails from St. BasiI's grammar school , . . interclass basketball in lst year . . . track in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years. GEORGE lvlACKLlN+a product of Our Lady of Peace . . . on the honor roll in lst year . . . Cisca in lst year, ROBERT MAHONEY+Holy Angels, Cary, Indiana . . , lightweight football in Znd year . . . ORIOLE 3rd and 4th, WILLIAM MAHONEY-graduated from St. Brendarfs . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . class officer in 4th year. lOHN MATTHEWS-hails from Little Flower parish . . . interclass basketball in years l and 2 . . . lightweight football in Znd year . . , heavyweight football in 3rd and 4th years . . . track in lst and 2nd years. RICHARD MAUCK-went to St. Dorothy's . . . honor :student in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years , . . lee Club in 2nd year . . . class officer in 2nd year. IOSEP MAY-comes 'From St. Ethelreda . . . interclass basketb ll all four years . . track in lst and 2nd years. TREVE T MCCANNA- hails from St. Leo . . . heavyweight bafketball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . interclass basketball all four years. EDWARD MCCARTHY-attended St. Basils . . . honor roll in 2nd year . . . Cisca in lst year. DANIEL MCCLORY- a product of the grammar school of St, Iohn the Baptist . . . track in 2nd year . . . interclass Isketball in lst, 3rd, and 4th years. ROBERT MCCUE-c me to Leo from Our Lady of Peace . . . honor roll in lst and 4th years . . . lightweight basketball in 2nd and Ird . . . heavy- weight basketball in 4th year. ROBERT MCDERMOTT- another of the boys from St. Leo gram ar school . . . interclass basketball in 3rd and 4th yars. MICHAEL McFADDEN-went to Blessed Sacrament rade s:hooI . . . attended Rockhurst and Lillis high schools . . . came to Leo in 4th year. IOHN Iv1cCEEHANfatteVded St. Dorothy grammar school, THOMAS Mcl-IUC-H-atrended Our Lady of Peace grade school. I I i CONFIDENCE - starring David Cole I ll ' ' I CONFUSIONH - starring jim Rohan. , ..,-,z MICHAEL MCINERNEY-came from St. KiIian's grammar school . . . lightweight football in Zncl year . . . heavy- weight football in 4th year . . . track in 2nd, 3rcI, and 4th years . . . interclass basketball all four years. DONALD MCKENDRY-Donald comes from St. Leo grammar school . . . track in lst year and 2nd , . . swimming team in lst and Znd years. DANIEL MCMAI-ION-hails from St. Basil's grade school . . . lightweight football in 2nd year . . . interclass basketball in 2nd . . . honor student in lst and 3rd years . . , class officer in all four years . . . track in 3rd, WILLIAM McMURRAY+comes from Harvard gram- mar school . , . interclass basketball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . Cisca in lst year. IOHN MCNAMARA--one of the boys from Nativity grammar school . . . interclass basketball in lst, Znd, and 4th years . . . Cisca in lst year , . . swimming team lst. EDWARD MCQUAID-hails from St. Philip Neri . . . class officer in lst, Znd, and 4th years . . . interclass basketball all four years. FRANK MCGUIRE-hails from our own St. Leo grammar school . . . lightweight football in lst year . . . heavyweight football in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . track in lst, 2nd, and 4th years . . . lightweight basketball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. THOMAS MCTICUE-went to St. Cajetan's grade school . . . honor student in lst year. ROBERT MEADE-came to us from St. Sabina . . . class officer in 4th year , . . interclass basketball in lst, Znd, and 3rd years . . . track in lst year. IOHN MEHIC-AN-St, Kilian was the grammar school of his choice . . . interclass basketball in lst, Znd, and 3rd years . . . track in lst year. . . -Lis., 1 EDWARD MERlCA-St. Barnabas gram this young man . . . honor student in l nlar school gave us st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . class officer in lst and Zrld years . . . Clee Club in lst year . . . track in Znd, Bid, and 4th years . . . ORIOLE staff in 3rd and 4th. year. ANDREW MONSON-went to S ION staff in 4th . Cabriel's grade school . . . honor student in all fourlyears . . . class officer in 3rd year. IOHN MORRISEY-Qcomes from St. Sabina . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . bantam basketball in Znd year . . . Cisca in lst year. WILLIAM MORRISEY-attended St. Sabina grammar school , . . C-lee Club in lst and 2nd year. WILLI another boy from St. 'Sabina's . . . ho year . . . active in Cisca in lst year . . . ball in lst and 2nd years. DONALD M from St. Leo . . . Cisca in lst and Zn Club in 2nd year. MICHAEL MULLEN Margaret's parish , . . interclass baske 3rd years . . . track, swimming team, M MORRISEY- or student in lst interclass basket- ORRISON-comes years . . . Clee comes from St. ball in lst, 2nd, and Cisca in lst year. IOSEPH MULLIN-came to Leaf from Cathedral school in St. Louis, Mo .... honor roll all four years . . . class officer in lst and 3rd years . . . year . . . LION staff in 4th year . . . 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . , track in basketball in 3rd year. IOHN MURPH ,Clee Club in Znd ORIOLE staff in nd . . . interclass -a graduate of St. Ethelreda grammar school . . . interclass basketball in 41h year. 1oHN MURPHY-hails hola Holy Redeemer parish . . . interclass basketball all four ylears . . . bantams in 2nd year. Graduates of 1 948 .,.,.A. L . I e- . .Ns X, X. Graduates of 1 948 ROBERT MURPHY-a product of the grammar school of St. Francis De Paula . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . bantam basketball in 2nd . . . track in lst and 2nd years. THOMAS MURRAY-another graduate of St, Leo grammar school . . . interclass basketball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years. RAYMOND MURRAY-a boy from St. Bernard's grade school . . . honor in lst and 2nd years . . . interclass in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. PAUL NUCENT-- attended St. Leo grammar school . . . Cisca in lst year . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years. DENNIS O'BRlEN-St. Philip Neri grammar school gave us this young man . . . honor roll all four years . . . class officer in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . LION staff in 4th and ORIOLE staff in all four years. JAMES O'CONNEl.L- a product of St. Margaret's grammar school . . . attended Quigley Preparatory seminary for a year . . . honor roll in 2nd and 4th years . . . class officer in 2nd and 4th years. EDWARD O'MALLEY-another of the boys from St. Dorothy's . . . class officer in 2nd year . . . band in lst and 2nd years . . . lightweight football in lst and 2nd . . . heavyweight football in 4th year . . . interclass basketball in all four years and swimming team in lst year. jOHN ONDECK-attended St. Sabina's grammar school . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year. ROBERT ORMSBY -comes from St. Barnabas . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . reserves in 2nd year . . . track in lst year. HOWARD O'ROURKE-St. Dorothy's was his grammar school. IOSEPH PARTOLL-hails from St. Patricllls . . . light- weight basketball in lst year . . . interclass basketball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years . . . track in ls and Znd years and swimming team in lst year. THEOD RE PAZURE- attended St. Leo grammar school . . . Csca in lst and 2.nd years , . . member of the band all our years . . . interclass basketball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. ROBERT PEEL-went to grade school at St. Felicita . . . interclass basketball in years l, 2, and 3 . . . ST HEN PIETRAS --St. Florian's was his grade school . . honor student in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . intercla s basketball in 21nd and 3rd years. HAROLD PARCELL a product of the grammar school of St. Clotilde . . . Gee Club in 2nd year . . . interclass basketball in Znd year, . . . track and swimming teams in lst year. RICHARD PRENDERGAST --came from South Shore High school . . . lightweight football in 2nd year . . . swimming tea in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years , . . Cisca in Znd . . . inte class basketball i-1 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. EUGENE PRZY YSZ-attended grammar school ot St, Mary Magdalene . J . honor roll in 2.nd and 3rd years . . . interclass baske all in lst and Zind years . . . track in lst year. IOH QUINLAN- a product ot St. Leo grammar school . . . track in lst and 21nd years . . . swimming team in lst year. MARTIN QUINN--comes from St, Columbanus . . l was a member of the band all four years, THOMAS Q INN-went to St. Sabina . . . interclass basketball in ls and Znd years . . , track in lst and Znd . . . swimmi g team in 2nd . . . Cisca in lst. l Mr. Reinhardt conducting a tour through Merrie England. l1 l , 1 Y i Take a letter. Typing class learning how. IOHN RAY-hails from St. Ethelreda's . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd years. IAMES REILLY-yet another boy from St. Ethelreda's . . . Cisca in lst and 2nd years . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd . . . track in lst and swimming in lst and 2nd years. WALLACE RlCE-attended St. Philip Neri grade school . . . went to South Shore High for two years . . . honor student in 3rd and 4th years . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year . . . winner of senior oratorical contest in 4th year. FREDERICK RICHARD-attended St. Theodore grade school . . . Cisca in lst year . . . lightweight football in lst and 2nd years . . . played interclass basketball all four years . . . track team in lst and 2nd years . . . dramatics in lst year. JOHN ROCHE-St. Clotilde grammar school gave Leo this fine, young man. DONALD ROHAN-went to St. Sabina grade school . . . made honor roll in all four years . . . played interclass basketball in all four years. IOHN ROHAN -Came to Leo from Little Flower parish . . . honor roll in lst year , . . Cisca in lst, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . Clee Club in 2nd year . . . LION staff in 4th year. IOHN ROWBOTHAM-comes from Our Lady of Peace . . . honor roll in lst year . . . Clee Club in lst year. IOSEPH RYAN-a product of St. Leo's grammar school , . . honor roll in lst year . . . class officer in 2nd and 3rd years. THOMAS RYAN-went to St, Sabina . . . made honor roll in lst and 2nd years . . . Clee Club in lst year . . . inter- class basketball all four years. KENNETH SANA-St. Clare of Montefallco was his grade school . . . honor roll all four years . . class officer in lst year . . . Cilee Club in lst and 2nd y ars . . . dramatics all four years . . . Cisca in lst and 2nd years. ROBERT SCANLON-a product of Visitation . . . Lightweight foot- ball in lst and 2nd years . . . heavywei ht football in 3rd year . . . lightweight basketball in 3rd nd 4th years . . . bantams in 2nd year. HARRY SCHICK-hails from St. Sabina . . . Cilee Club in 2nd year . . .I interclass basket- ball all four years. ROBERT SCHICK-St. Sabina was his grammar school . . . honor student in Zrid year . . . inter- class basketball all four years. ROBERT SCHRIEBER- hails from St. justin's . . . honor roll in lst and Znd years , . . interclass basketball in Znld and 3rd years, DONALD SCHUMAN-comes from Crete Public grammar school. IOSEPH SHANNON-hails from St. Dorothy's . . . lightweight basketball Znd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . class officer all four years. IOHN SHEEHAN-a graduate of Christ the King . . . Glee Club in Znd year. WILLIAM SHEEHY-comes from St. Sabina . . played interclass basketball in his lst, 2nd, and 3rdl years. ARTHUR SKINNER-attended Little Flower . . lightweight foot- ball in lst year . . . heavyweight football and basketball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. class of icer in 3rd year. i I Graduates of I 9418 I I i 4 l raduates of I 948 DENNIS SPENCER-a graduate of St. Leo grammar school. MAURICE SPILLANE-came to Leo from 'Sacred Heart . . . Clee Club in lst and 2nd years . . . interclass basketball in 2nd year. CARL STAHL-St. Cerald grade school gave him to Leo . . . honor student in lst year . . . member of the track team all four years. IAMES STEAD -comes from St. Sabina . . . interclass basketball all four years . . . lightweight football in lst and 2nd . . . bantams in lst and 2nd years. RICHARD STEINHAUER- another young man from St. Sabina . . . track in lst and 2nd years . . . bantam basketball in 2nd year . . . swim- ming team in lst, Znd, and 4th years. ELMER STENCEL -hails from St. Francis de Paula. DANIEL STEWART- comes from St. Leo . . . honor student in lst year . . . lightweight basketball in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . class officer all four years . . . lightweight football in lst year and heavyweight in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years. DONALD STRASSER-a product of Visitation . . . lightweight basket- ball in lst, 2nd, and 3rd years, and heavyweight in 4th year . . . honor roll in 2nd . . . lightweight football in lst year. RICHARD STUMP-hails from St. Christiana's . . . honor student in lst year . . . track in lst and 2nd years. DONALD SULLIVAN-a graduate of Our Lady of Hungary . . . lightweight football in 2nd year. Q.. X. IAMES SULLIVAN-comes from St. Bre in lst year . . . interclass basketball in ls in Cisca. 'ROGER SULLIVAN--Holy Ro gave Leo this fine gentleman. WALT went to St. Cajetan's grade school . . . lst and 2nd years . . . class officer in l . . . interclass basketball in lst and 2nd SAUNDERS-came to Leo from St. Mary school . . . track in lst year. PATR' product of the grammar school of St. Lav in lst and 2nd years. IOHN TOMISEK school of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, GER -hails from Holy Rosary grade school , year . . . lightweight football in lst year, football in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . s' lst and 3rd years. KARL TRIPAM- grammar school . . . honor roll in lst ye in lst year . . . track in lst year , . . inl in lst and 3rd years. IOHN TURNER Lady of Peace school . . . honor roll i class officer in lst and 4th years . . , 3rd and 4th years . . . lightweight foot RAYMOND URCHELL-went to St. Le fl ldan's . . . track t year . . . active try grade school R SWEENEY- honor student in st and 3rd years years. RlCHARD Magdalene grade CK TALBOT--a vrence . . . track -f-attended grade l0xLD TOURVILLE . . Cisca in lst ' and heavyweight fvirnming team in xlfent to St. Leo r . . . C-lee Club 'erclass basketball -attended Our ,n lst year . .. loRiol.E staff in Pall in 2nd year. q grammar school . . . lightweight football in lst year . . .linterclass basket- Halligan Ray and Wheaton discussing the i ball all four years. l ,ft if lt's all down in black and white, Mr. Doll giving the records the once over. PETER VANDENORTH---a product of Little Flower gram- mar school . . . Cisca in lst and 2nd years . . . band in lst and Znd years . . . swimming team in lst and 2nd years . . . lightweight football in lst year. IAMES WALENCA-went to St, Florian grade school . . . honor roll all four years . . . class officer in lst year . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year. IAMES WALLACE+hails. from St. Patrick's . , . Glee Club in lst year . . . lightweight football in lst year . . . heavyweight football in 3rd year . . . swimming team in lst year . . . interclass basketball in 3rd year. lOl-lN WALSH-a product of St. Ethelreda grammar school . . . interclass basketball all four years. WILLIAM WALSH-came to Leo from St. Bride's . . . honor roll in lst year . . . Clee Club in lst and 2nd years . . . ORIOLE staff in 2nd year . . . dramatics in lst and 2nd years. THOMAS WELSH-attended St. Cabriel's grade school. FREDERICK WHEATON-another young man from St. Ethelreda . . . honor roll all four years . . . class officer in lst and 2nd years. IAMES WHELTON-went to St. Leo's grammar school . . . honor roll all four years . . . Clee Club in 2nd year . . . lightweight football in lst year. WILLIAM WHlRlTY+came to Leo from Nativity grade school . . . Cisca in lst year . . . interclass basketball in lst, 3rd, and 4th years . . . swimming team in lst year. RALPH WILLE-a graduate of St. Laurence grammar school . . . ORIOLE staff in 4th year. Wozniak Zackrezewski Zuck lOHN WILLIAMS went to Little Flower grade school . . . interclass basketball all four years reserves in 2nd year class officer in 4th year. IOHN WOZNIAK-comes from Our Lady of Peace interclass basketball all four years track in lst year. NORBERT ZACKRZEWSKI-hails from St Michaels honor student in lst ear class officer in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years . . . band in lst and Znd years active in Cisca all four years mterclass basketball Tall four years. DONALD ZICK-went to St Margarets grade school honor roll in 3rd year mterclass' basketball all four years . . . class officer in 3rd year q Und the ton pres musi of succ abili Salute r the qualified and pleasant direction of Miss Esther Rehberg eo Clee Club has made marked and rapid advances in repertoire I quality and manner of rendition and ntation. Coming from a family of noted cians, Miss Rehberg has a keen knowledge usic and particularly of choral music. Her ss here at Leo is due, in part, to her y to select vocal numbers suited to the register and capabilities of our choral club and her the Leo is very fortunate, untiring efforts to produce the best that boys can give. indeed, in having Professor Guido Mattei in charge of its condgert band. He is a most competent band organizer and instrucl 'or, and one of the best authorities on all matters musical in the Chicago area. Leo stresses the highest in scholastic endeavor professional teaching , sturdiness in athletics, and, through the of Professor Mattei, the best in musical 1945 On that fateful September morn in l944 several hundred nervous grammar school graduates were introduced formally to Leo High School. After many trying weeks of getting lost, forgetting locker combinations and gawking at the impres- sive major letters toted about by the foot- ball squad, the Class of '48 settled down and became a part of Leo. This year marked the entrance of loe Gleason on the football and basketball horizons and Red promptly showed his 'prowess by guiding the football team through the season with only one loss and supervis- ing the Heavyweight Basketeers to the South Section crown and within two points of the Catholic title, The Light- weights under the direc'ion of Brother Finch edged-by St. Philip to win the Catholic title when Bucko lVlcCinnis sunk one with only seconds remaining to win by one point. The Lights went on to trample powerful Marshall in the S'adium 34-26. 1946 Sophomores nowl lt's our turn to laugh at the Bennies and did we enjoy it. Cap- tain Deane Thomas of the football team was elected to the State Sqaud, The Lights edged-by Weber in the Fenwick tournament to win the pre-season crown 42-38. The Heavies' try for pre-season acclaim was stifled by St, Patrick 39-34 but everyone talked for weeks about tlce six baskets which Ed Perry sank in the last minu'e and a half to lead a belated Leo rally. The basketball teams fared well during the regular season but were eliminated in the playoffs. The retreat this year was preached by the Rev. Hugh Calkins and was one of the most inspir- ing ever held. Room Zl-l took the inter- mural baske'ball championship in a wild- ly contested game in which such well known luminaries as Ray Caolis and Frank lVlcC-uire of ZH battled Dunn and Blacke lnc. of ZB. Kozlowski lets one go as Moskal l3l and Flaher- ty l9l look on, The Lights went on to the City Championship in this year, l945. lass Histor Three cheers! juniors at last. Our chests were fairly bursting with pride at being upperclassmen, at least until the first re- port cards came out. The Larrupin' Lions breezed through the football section until the rains and St. Rita showed up. Dan Henry was the peepuls cherce as he ran circles around opposing tacklers. The Heavies dropped a bad game to DeLaSaIle but rallied their forces and went on to whip everything in the league as they garnered the Catholic title. The tears flowed freely as the Lights somehow lost to Holy Trinity in the playoffs. lake Fendley and crew buzzed over our po'r little boys down at the Stadium but every one was mighty proud of the game-fight our team made against the best the Pub- lic league produced in years. The first articles of the sports pages of the Oriole this year predicted great things for the Leo squads in basketball, football and track. The football team mashed every team in the South Section and went on to run over Loyola for the Catholic championship. The following Saturday 30,000 hysterical fans sat around in the snow only to come home disappointed as the Lions failed on both extra points to lose to Austin l3 to 12. The basketball season came along with a bang as the Lights slammed through for the Fenwick trophy in December. The 'powerhouse Leo teams kept going right into the playoffs as both Seniors and juniors picked off the Section title. The Heavies didn't fare so well in the play- offs and were eliminated by that slim margin of one point. The Lights went on and gave to their departing coach, Br. F. R. Finch, the best that coufd be had a city championship. 7fze GMM I M'I o fi uoN WZ ' ' Qu I.-1948 J L-?aak3 Za. 5 an E4 Q any isis Ninn lHes1-Q Q4 ws will A ss. 459' mQ..a M N Ax 'N 'N K 'N- R. a . n 'W f I Q .V VW M' 2 1 . ii X if A ' , Q 1 , .1 Keri V .wriiz I .. I' v2K,2e,2I-i d, IA . K ., BS Fix ' 355 5: WSL, Q, as fx X ,fr if Li? X . , QQ? A aww W WM. i M - is 2, I 15: ui PM 'f? fm 5, 'H L I '..ff, 1 I? F ' 3,1 . 4 is 9 5 V Mad. xwwfw I '?f'9' 'X I w w gg ' ' wg via? Z-Suu: ' 934 , fig? fiyjf ,,,wff ' , , . 7rf.,.L,A xaa 4 Nuff ' Kr, V J bm. - crlgxggl 'Xi 7 i ' J 4 i ' 1. 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FIRST: John Vogeltanz, Robert Sullivdn, Robert Kirby, Thomas Koerner, John Fagan, Joseph DeB I-uyn. BACK: James Foley, James McMahon, Daniel O'lVleara, Thomas McNulty, Frederick Gardner, William Grimes. FOURTH: Charles Long, Rodney Mannion, Richard Bentson, Hugh Fox, Arthur Stokes, Ernest Horvath, John Wilson, Leo Pavletic, Raymond Long. THIRD: Bernard Webb, Robert Torczynski, john Clerkin, jerome Dietz, john Berkery, Gerald McGraiI, Wilford Dougherty, john Hennessey. SECOND: Beranrd O'Brien, William Murray, Thomas Mc- Carthy, Edward Quattrocki, Eugene lvlatern, Thomas Plain, Edward O'Malley. FIRST: Kenneth Gill, joseph Woelfle, Frederick Blaeser, Peter King, Thomas O'NeiIl, john Flanagan. BACK: Philip DeMarais, John De Lacey, George Peters, Joseph McBride, Earl Moore, John Botich. FOURTH: Steward Mathias, Donald Sheehy, Richard Albano, joseph Kroenert, William Martin, Edward Schmidt, Daniel Fuss, jerome Kurth, John Heneghan. THIRD: John Burke, John Clonan, Roland Nocera, Robert Collins, Robert Flynn, James Jordan, Francis Watzke, Roy Fischer. SECOND: Donald Pletka, joseph Smith, Richard Casey, Robert Wirtz, Paul 'Spisak, Bernard Hennessy, Bernard Fadden, Robert Lounsbery. FIRST: John McParIand, Stephen Nemeth, Ralph Norman, Denis Taillon, William Haggerty, Francis Wurst. BACK: Morton Luby, Joseph Thomas, John O'Donnell, Thomas Else. FOURTH: Thomas Prosser, john Udelhofen, Walter Cummings, William O'NeiI, Robert Keough, Edward Wollenberg, Arthur Walker, john Rener. THIRD: Robert Mondlock, Hugh Ferguson, Robert Kaiser, james Lamkin, Thomas Hill, john Crowley, Robert Burns, Richard Rowan. SECOND: Eugene Phillips, William Spelz, Robert Cain, Arthur Kloser, George Buechele, john McVickers, Donald Stevens. FIRST: William Rourke, Thomas Cook, Raymond Druman, joseph Heilmann, Lester Marion, William Rohaly, joseph Grant. BACK: Michael Murphy, Robert Hen e d rson, Ronald Nolan, William 0'Toole, John Murphy. ' ' C- rske,iThomas Costello, Richard Lynch, Alvin FOURTH: James Kane, William a Kunz, Leo Cavanaugh, Thomas Donoghue, Robert Coppe, Thomas Boe. THIRD: Michael Donigan, John Brady, Charles Sheehan, Emmet Lane, John Hanley, ' ' S 'th Joseph Higgins Donald Widelski, Edward mi , . SECOND: Thomas Makowski, William Ehrhart, James O'Brien, David Murphy, William Welch, Ido Moisan, James McNamara, 'lihomas McNicholas. ' thur Soltan, Ronald Nelson, James Houtsma, FIRST: Richard Dwyer, Richard Franzen, Ar John ' Broderick, Robert McLaughlin. i BACK: William Grogan, James McSha Healy, Martin McGrath, James Dolan, G THIRD: Daniel Cullinan, Daniel O'Conn O'M a, Robert Frenzel, George McCan er d Al honsus Si SECOND: Thomas Bolan , p M ne Chester Lasik Walter Quinlan, Thomas 9, v orge Engle, Jerry Mcllvain, John Fabian. ll, Donald McGreal, Gregory Hoglund, Albert , Lester Kitzman, Richard Bertram. mon, David Crabb, Richard Schuler, Patrick Donald Baker. Fogerty, John Mackey, Edward oro y, FIRST: Thomas Mullaney, Richard Brew, Richard Pankratz, Eugene Doyle, John Winter t h. I John McClanahan, John Mur aug n H-7 W Wg.. i I l BACK: Pierre Pype, Edward Morrissey. FOURTH: Francis Temanak, Malcolm Hill, Gerald Roche, James Hosty, John McCor- mick, Joseph McCourt, Robert McNamara, John Waters, Donald Mowen. THIRD: William Hogan, Charles Fasan, William Clarke, Michael McClory, John Delaney, Michael McGroarty, Patrick O'Malley, Francis Sullivan. SECOND: John Murray, John Powers, William Flannigan, John Sullivan, Jerome Sulli- van, Thomas Willson, John Dolan, Thomas O'Hara. FIRST: John Gorman, Conrad Graf, Edwin Malone, Roger Miceli, William Bond, John McDonnell, James Albano. BACK: Edward Skrobo, Thomas Saxelby, Eugene Egan, Robert Hilton, Angelo Prassa. FOURTH: Gerald Daugherty, John Farrell, Donald Wilcher, Donald Griffin, John Morley, John Keilty, Bernard O'Donnell, John Sullivan. THIRD: William Sheil, Kevin Walsh, Donald Cole, Richard Busch, John Ryan, james McDonnell, Robert Sarsfield, Thomas Lenick. SECOND: Edward Lee, Thomas Reidy, John Henry, Joseph Tripam, Martin McGlynn, William Caron, Donald Deacy. FIRST: Raymond Schofield, Donald Kintner, Eugene Zenawick, John McMahon, John Reynolds, John Schofield, Daniel Poncinie. K Y. ab N SA we lfgf' ,Ns Q H gs ,X M3391 'NVQ Q1 X, tn. 1 1? iff any in , 211' 5 .V E l. K V ww, 4 5 :A K 3 f W' we we i as 1 , 1 1 5 ' 1.5 is v' K , ,.,,k.:' 5 -qWmb..,,m Y s K X A .4 ku 5 QM 2. x 'X 1: 'fr Z! 4 ' 7424 1' Q Q , J! AA,, gg. 35 ,.A h A ' 5f?fif5 .L YQ G mi? 1 x W. Q I X ,A . . M m 1 i LW' L ' if L5--- L I, -X A ,Q ff 1 ' .1 f. .1 uf K . 51 ,W Xgxgll' , N - 'ff I xi, C , i at 1 W , , T V A , A t , . . 1 ,Q 91 F gg I Wx, Q My w Eg Lg: N i ,. ' . x i' -za .Q . 4 , :. fs- . M ' V? 1 ,i,3,IV if , , -pf' we , f x b -, ?J,'i I 4 I- U'-1? :iii : 5' 'L' 1 ' . 7 - .... 5 -:5TE: 'NYTi- K. 1 ,y , iii? 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W ' 5 Fif w fb fix' 'lint , 1 2 153 ll L 5-1 e'1i'2f333 M 'V 'fi-' 1 . f R .m i mx x f S M511 Q .EW .NgS?,5, ..,k :, L.. In ' ,'f'il -1 ' A -5 J - K ' QQ , 5, 12, V. k,.. In it 35,75 ,ii i -f l . -,gf'4f.,,,2g,1x,:.M. . 5 ,Mk M Q,,1,,g::,, ,, ggmgi: , A-,fa?:,,,3,Ai ,2-Q, ,, Q A ,M ' awww ,sift A-gji'l? ff-44'i1 V , f A vis.. A BACK: Raymond Maroney, Richard Pietsch, Charles Schwab, James Curran. FOURTH: Edward Burns, Edward Grant, Harry Olszak, Charles Peterson, John Beaty, John Fischer, James lv1cCrohan, Gerald Dwyer, Philip CI Q J Murnane, Harry Combs. THIRD: Jerome Donohue, Edward Walsh, Donald Forst, John Leach, James Thomsen, Walter Kelly, Eugene Lake, James Kleuskens, Edward 2A . Bracken. SECOND: Lawrence Frawley, Robert Zalatoris, Donald Magee, Joseph Lamkin, William Gleeson, Thomas Mclnerney, john Devereux, Thomas Doherty. FIRST: Charles Hartigan, Matthew Moran, Richert Taylor, John Dellorto, Francis Gibbons, Joseph Doyle, Roger Ahlforth. 'nl-r' ' lr in in 1-11 i l 3- ivuixiii. vviiiiaiii ivicuaugliiirl, Dasil I'I'IrSCI I, lJ3l'1IelK,OfT1EJI'1, William IVILIIBC, William Sullivan, Thomas Fox, Ronald Budil, Anthony DeDeyn, Jerry Reppetto, Martin Tuch. THIRD: Jack Donlan, Robert Gleason, Robert Krug, Frank Maciopinto, Timothy Hanlon, Joseph Byerwalter, John Egan, William Loftus, Gene Kendall. SECOND: Gerald McMahon, William Kenny, James Scanlon, George O'Connor, Thomas Tuohy, Gerald Vellander, Thomas Nessinger, Charles Murphy. FIRST: Robert O'Toole, John Keating, Bernard O'Leary, Patrick Ryan, Richard O'Toole, William Dopke, Edward Boyle. BACK: Leonard Renz, William Morley, Joseph Moran. FOURTH: Matthew Mrumlinski, George McKenna, Charles Koloseike, Robert Murphy, Thomas Each, James Kennedy, John Gleeson, William Hector, James McNamara. THIRD: Joseph Shaughnessy, James Kerrigan, Jerome O'Connell, Ronald Ziltz, James Conway, Ronald Gallagher, Robert Huesing, Charles Donovan, George Dolak. SECOND: Richard Lucy, Raymond Olson, William Connolly, Gene Smith, Joseph Sarsfield, Robert Porod, Thomas Nulty, Lawrence Gorman. FIRST: Frank Schneck, Richard Jun, James Molloy, Willard Hain, Edward Fitzgerald, James Donnelly, Daniel Newquist, l l l .UU.x.... wma... .v.oy........., ..o.... .,.,...., ,.......,, ..,..,... ...,,....., ...,....., Sullivan, Ronald Yomantas, Raymond Horvath, John Meade. THIRD: Brian O'Hagan, Thomas Predy, Paul Crage, Earl Laing, Donald Norris, John Bartusch, Samu'l Riley, Ronald Callahan, John Ryan. SECOND: Danij O'Brian, James Perner, Richard Lucas, William Stark, Robert Peter- sen, Joseph He1dinger, John O'Malley, Frank McDermott. FIRST: Edward Frintner, Steve Oswald, Richard Byrne, Gene Earner, Ronald Flanigan, James MacLeodl James Henry. l BACK: John Keane, Edward Herbeck, Jlmes O'Connor, William Guinea. FOURTH: Rodin Duff, William Mooliey, Joseph Walinchus, Robert Dryer, John Stachler, John O'NeiIl, John Zofkie, Jl mes O'Hern, Renzo Rossi. THIRD: William Spain, John Riley, Jolfn McGoldrick, George Wilmsen, Robert Sacks, Edward Mauss, Raymond Hopkins, Rob rt Halliday, Thomas Rogers. SECOND: James Foley, Justin Whelag. Charles McDermott, Thomas Walsh, James Cox, Thomas Hanton, Timothy Moynihlan, Donald Theide. FIRST: joseph Galvin, Leo Michuda, jfacob Quiring, james Zachary, Donald Zoulek, James Spratt, James Quitter. ' l E s BACK: William Bagley, Robert Martin. FOURTH: Thomas Ziegler, Gerald Murphy, Thomas McKenna, William Triner, Danie Randolph, Eugene Burgess, John Doyle, James Dunne, John Ballock. THIRD: Robert joy, Thomas Alloway, james Adams, Martin Maley, Russell Hnat, James Muldoon, Frank Cullen, joseph Gillespie, William Famer. SECOND: Thomas Harrington, Ronald Trafton, john Healy, Thomas Cralley, john Cogan Michael Calligan, Robert Ogrodowicz, Robert Klug. FIRST: john Ronan, Thomas Madigan, Robert Ladeck, William Casey, james O'Hara john Deegan, Edward Schondorf. BACK: Robert Rodgers, Edward Mayer. FOURTH: George Schultz, jerome Toomey, William Nelson, Robert Richard Varsallo, Leonard javra, Charles Winters, Daniel O'Farrell, James Puschak. THIRD: Edward Doyle, Karl Graf, Edward Pattara, Robert Borich, Gerald Conway, Peter Smith, William Scott, Michael Scanlon. SECOND: james Maloney, Edwin Trainor, Daniel Quinn, William O'Dea, Rudy Trendl, Richard Walsh, William Glynn, August Marfise. FIRST: Robert Lyman, john Reaney, john Geary, john Sullivan, Edward Tierney, Frank Nehnevay, Richard Sprague. BACK: Robert Rehteld, Frank Farrell, Tucker. Curry, jerome Thurston, Richard ulli THIRD: joseph Maluck, Ronald Vfert ' M't Hennessy, james Bryar, Daniel ic john Hogan. SECOND: William George, john Uurki k M'II r, Basil S1herI Robert Flohr, Fran I e Robert Welch. FIRST: William Coady, james Muilphy, ' d liam Muckian, William Phelan, Ric ar Thomas Lyons, john kley, Robert Smith, h Anderson, Donald an. , Daniel Barrett, Leo hell, Daniel Landes, FOURTH2 Patrick Mullen, Willia Buc Frank Chonacki, jerome Haney, j sep 'v n, Thomas Maccari, ock, Richard Cronin, Gordon Heer, Wil- Rooney, Allan Sink b t Gosewich john O'Keefte Robert Hackett. BACK: Michael McKeague, Her er , , FOURTH: john Quinlivan, john Cleary, George Doyle, john Dockery, Robert Smith, ' ' , john Reichenberger, joseph Lightholder. Patrick Krnnerk, joseph Keegan THIRD: George Gustas, Charles Wage, Richard DuBois, Matthew Lamb, john O'Grady, Edward Scully, john Truesdale, William Sullivan. SECOND1 Daniel Heeran, Michael Ripoli, Dwight Delaney, Donald Croteau, Eugene Hoessler, james McGrath, james Thompson, Richard Inman. FIRST: William Daly, Herman Bentley, David O'ConneII, joseph Hunt, Robert Babuskow, Donald Durkin, William Howard. Q' 'FI kk 15 - , - -f 'K fli,g,, A K X -xkw -JE , 5,5 A ,SFKLXQMM ' K f YIYQ-3, A ,ya N Y , W I L , N.. ' ' L3 uw f- - - W 1 4 1 ... '. 1 wybiwf li y-llrn ... ' Wi f Q 3 Q95 1 , I 1 f fl , ig if w E, gm Y xv., ' V--fi xv V -M. 1 ' wb' U9 r.-ai, 4 5 . n 5 Q' 5 , 'l I BACK: jerome Kerrisk, Roger 1 FOURTH: Thomas Quinlan, james Robert Murphy, John Feil, Jerome Sincora, James McDonnell, Richard THIRD: Richard Simnick, Daniel Richard Clark, jerome Hart, Gordon Otten, Thomas Mclnerney. SECOND: Jerome Blaesing, james Kenneth Andre, Thomas McMahon, Lovell, Francis Lawrence. FIRST: john Moran, Wallace Barrett, liam Diemer, Donald Przybyla, john Roantree. Cooper. john Glavin, Lawrence Thomas Lavin, Frederick Mark Stark, Blake, Richard Walsh, Wil- james BACK: Thomas Leen, joseph Miller, Robert McLaughlin, Leo Quinn, james Moran, john Kearney, Paul Culverwell, james McDow, Michael McAuliffe, Robert Carney. THIRD: Edwin Snyder, Donald Kenny, john Fischer, Douglas Dsida, Theodore Anderson, Thomas Powell, Donald Busane, Paul Schultz, Ronald Collins. SECOND: Daniel Larkin, Patrick McCue, Patrick Ford, Andrew Mucci, john Quirke, Donald Weitzel, Warren Rogers, Joseph Mullen. FIRST: Robert Dunlap, John O'Malley, Thomas Watts, Donald Buechele, Patrick Healy, john O'Shea, john Kelleher. BACK: Patrick Gilmore jo h , sep Healy, Robert Hartnett. FOURTH: Thomas Dwyer, Francis Grobmeier, Donald Schlo- gel, Dennis Fogarty, john lggins, Ronald Bondi, Mascie Bernarier, Gerald Honey, john Wilson. THIRD: Richard Lange, George Bruck, Daniel Dowling, Roger May, Patrick Moriarty, Richard O'Barski, Robert Cosgrove, John Bauman, Patrick McNally. SECOND: john Heraty, Edward Rowley, Donald McMahon, Thomas Patterson, William Cronin, Roger Leyden, Elmer Feinberg, Francis Connelly. FIRST: Thomas Trierweiler, john Thiede, Robert Zenawick, John Schwellenbach, Francis Giglio, John Doherty, Michael Sweeney. BACK: james Norris, Ronald Guest, David Battistoni. FOURTH: Don Egan, Thomas O'Connell, William Dwyer, joseph Graf, Gerald Mausure, Charles Smith, Thomas McGuire, Leo Lewis, Emmett Dalton. THIRD: john Barnes, james Breen, Patrick Taylor, Larry Gallup, Daid Leach, Donald Shea, john Cooke, Thomas Cunningham, james Hogan. SECOND: John Connolly, john Galvin, Thomas Everling, Richard Olson, John Westhoven, joseph Sheehan, Allen Murphy, Bernard Miller. FIRST: William Thompson C , harles Kucera, Paul Barry, John Cheevers, Robert Keegan, Robert Liston, Daniel McAllister. l BACK: john Gallagher, Harry Stahl, Patrick Nolan. FOURTH: Morgan Murphy, Frederick Bimrose, Thomas Walsh, Martin Conway, Philip Clifford, William O'Brien, Charles Kozar, james McNulty. THlRD: gfhomas Madigan, Raymond Connelly, Henry Miller, Raymond Kenny, Thomas heehan, Richard Wodarczyk, Robert Prendergast, Edward Cunningham, George Sinnott. SECOND. Edward Przybyla, Herbert Sommer, Floyd Ray, Bernard Collins, james Connors, ,Thomas Gorman, john Rowezski, jerome Newquist. FIRST: S ephen O'Connor, john Cooney, Michael Mattern, Patrick Moore, John Herlihy, obert O'Kane, Frank Sweeney. BACK: Thomas FOURTH: john Robert Whalen, THIRD: Donald O'Brien, Robert SECOND: William Mannes, Robert Hett, Collins, Lawrence Farley, james O'Donr EIRST: Thomas Lee, Wilfred Barows O'Malley, Donald Ahler Callahan, Philip Schroe john Hogan, Paul Six, Welsh, john Houlihan, Saunders, Frank Wiech hristopher Dunne, William Murphy, F' , Thomas Parlier. ller, Joseph McNicholas, Eugene Cinelli, Joseph Smith, Thomas Conroy. john Gorman, Edward Sheridan, Francis ecki, Thomas Spatz. William O'Neill, Charles Hynes, William ell, Robert MCC-rath. ky, Robert Slotwinski, john Houtsma, e derick Steffens. BACK: Donald Sullivan, William Houlihan. FOURTH: john McNichoIas, Raymond Kerris, John Heinen, Gerald Ralson, Thomas O'Brien, William McBride, Donald Coughlin, David Evanish, Mark Wilson. THIRD: Charles O'Malley, jerome O'Reilly, Robert Cafferty, John Hartigan, Gerald Doyle, William Walsh, Donald Sodini, Clifford DeCault, James Greang. SECOND: Emmet O'Connor, James McGuire, Peter Marchetti, Daniel McGovern, Stanislaus O'NeiII, john Moynihan, Daniel Burgess, Edward Fox. FIRST: john Mahoney, joseph Murray, Robert Capodice, john Farrell, George Sheeran, Thomas McNamara, Herbert Drazba. FOURTH: john McCarthy, Richard Wallenburg, Francis McLaughlin, james O'Callagher, Daniel Shea, John Carney, john Waters, john Eckenstein, Theodore Fellois, Ronald Machtemes. THIRD: Donald Nolan, Michael Deacy, Donald O'Brien, Frank Heeran, Stephen O'Don- nell, William Hawkins, James Walsh, james O'Rourke, David Donegan. SECOND: Thomas Gallagher, Richard Podgarick, Michael Burke, Daniel Sullivan, William Killachy, John Kienzle, Edward Mowen, Edward McGoldrick. FIRST: Michael Schofield, Robert Kelly, Robert Hartigan, Robert Fagan, james Frank, Robert Virene, Francis Burge. FOURTH: Frank Talbot, Arthur Greene, Donald Spera, vahcahf Callaghan, Thomas Bastierl, lohh Maffm, Ronald Walsh, Robert Ryan, john Lynch. I THIRD: Richard Gerhard, Donald Carey, john Smith, Law- rence Moeller, john Engerman, , erald McGuinn, john DePesa, Donald Foley, john Foster.l SECOND: Ronald Reszel, Kenneth lFlowers, Patrick Keyes, James Kane, joseph Loftus, Harry lyjarquardt, William Daly, Joseph Winblad. i FIRST: Stephen Hellweg, Terrence Bbsch, John Burns, james Moran, Raymond Callan, Daniel Crorlin, Franklin Wendlandt. a l BACK Herbert Osterholm, William Brett, james McGinnis, Dan Scanlon. FOUR H: Michael Mclnerney, Thomas Kranz, George Poulos, Ralph DuBall, William Mitch ll, Charles Ghevrie, Lawrence Metz, George O'Grady, George Dempsey. THIR : Samuel Argento, Richard Sessa, Robert Walker, Robert Dunne, Emmett Cassidy, john enry, Michael Gorman, Eugene Pietro. SECO D: Anthony Philbin, james Green, Raymond Holmes, Edward Ballenger, Robert Hedge, james McGlynn, Edward Barry, Robert Kelly. FIRST William Fahey, joseph Vales, Thomas Fahey, Robert Savage, Donald Santschi, Ralph io, George Ferguson. l l l 1 742 Aczfmafm TH E LEO LION 1 948 Bank-if V 'Q s if 5 ,. -RYE! . ,ma - Q 3, f ff sg: 'Q' ru Q-. 'N A M yy i IK If I' mf' ' x 51.-:sf C 'S 54, in 0 UQ' 'N 0 ex Qi, Q '- . ,fl V Q, C A f. ffff Q lqlxx -'qs' ffl, 1 I si -0 ,uf Left to right: Rev. Br. L. A. Fellows, Horace Peterson, Frank Haney, Edward McQuaid, Harold Costello, Charles Sheehan ,vu l5as....lttfi's-' flllili Chaplain ,,,,,,, . .Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. F. Shewbridge Honorary President. ,,,,,.,,,, . .Rev. Br. I. H, Vaughan President. . .. ,,... ...,. . . .. ,,,, Edward L. McQuaid Immediate Past President ,,,,,,, ,....,... j ohn I, Sullivan First Vice-President. ,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. C harles B. Sheehan Second Vice-President ,,,.., ,,.,,,. I ames I. Doody Recording Secretary.. Corresponding Secretary ,,,,,,, Treasurer ,,,,,,..,,,,,,...,...,...,, ..,,,,...,, Faculty Moderator ,.....,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, R ev. .Frank 1. Haney . ..H. T. Peterson P. Costello Br. L. A. Fellows The Leo Fathers' Club, under the leadership of their dynamic president, Edward L. McQuaid, has completed a most highly suc- cessful season. The chief work of the Club has been the promotion of extra school events. The annual football and basketball banquets, honoring the Leo athletic squads, were again sponsored by the Fathers. This year, too, they were responsible for promoting the Oratorical Con- tests. In mentioning Oratorical contests we might say that the winner of the Senior encounter will be awarded the Monsignor Shewbridge Scholarship of 5150, The junior, Sophomore and Freshman students who secure first place in each of their contests will be the re- cipients of gold medals given in memory of Reverend Brothers, Curtis, Crangel and Hamil who labored for many years here at Leo and have now gone to their eternal rest. The members of the Fathers' Club hold their general meetings once every month in the school auditorium. They mixed ingenuity and industry to make the meetings both varied and appealing. Their efforts were rewarded by splendid turnouts of fathers and sons at all of those meetings. The Editors of the '48 LION wish to extend both their thanks and congratulations to Brother Fellows and the officers of the Fathers' Club for their outstanding work during the past year. TOP: Mr. l'Eddie Anderson, guest speaker at the Leo football banquet. BOTTOM? His Excellency Bishop Sheil addressing the large gathering at the football banquet which was held at the Morrison Hotel. Mrs. l. E. Duffy President i Sophdmores, Freshmen and the members of the Faculty are due to the Leo'slMothers' Club, one of the finest organizations of Catholic women in the city of Chicago. As a result of the many social activities held during the year, many heavyl financial burdens have been lifted. Apart from this material aid the ntiothers give us their moral support in our cultural and athletic en- deav rs. , herefore, it is with pride that the LION staff salutes the president of the Leo Mothers' Club, Mrs. Duffy and the officers and members of this active unit at Leo. he undying thanks ofthe graduates of the class of I948, the juniors, l Mrs. C. Steinhauer Vice-President pie R. McNitt Mrs. F. Nessinger Mrs. I. McNamara Mrs. R. 1. Schofield Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Auditing l Secretary Mrs. F. Lucas House R. A. Fischer Mrs. A. Tucker Mrs. E. Wollenburg Mrs. S. O'Toole :Courtesy Publicity Program Revision Mrs. W. Loftus Membership A. A. Merica Mrs. W. Kroenert Mrs. 1. Bartusch Mrs. 1. McGinnis Vice-President junior Vice-President Sophomore Vice-Pres. Freshman Vice-Pres. l TOP: l. Coatar, 1. Ryan, J. Gallagher, A. Tuscher, T. Sullivan, D. Norris, W. Stark, D. Egan, W. Dwyer, F. McDermott, D. O'Brien, J. Breen, D. Shea. FOURTH: I. Norris, B. Gawell, B. Hickey, P. Doyle, J. Meade, R. Behrendt, R. Callaghan, 1. Mausure, 1. Galvin, E. Earner, 1. Henry, T, Predy, P. Crage, j. Bartusch, 1. Barnes. THIRD: D. Battistoni, R. Horvath, W. Moynihan, T. O'Connell, B. O'Hagan, R. Byrne, J. Graf, R. Peterson, T. Cunningham, 1. Perner, R. Olsen, L. Lewis, l. McLeod, J. Cooke, J. Westhoven. SECOND: Miss Esther Rehberg, T. McGuire, E. Dalton, R. Lukas, P. Taylor, D. Leach, L. Gallup, B. Miller, 1. Connoly, A. Murphy, B. Keegan, C. Smith, C. Kucera, P. Barry, j. Coghlan. FIRST: D. Higgins, I Heidinger, S. Reilly, E. Frintner, T. Everling, Br. C. A. Murphy7Moderator, S. Oswald, 1. Cheevers, D. McAllister, W. Thompson, R. Flanigan, R. Liston. Nothing is more 'pleasing to the ear than the rhythmical blend of boys' voices raised in harmoni- ous song. This expresses the opinion of the listeners of the Leo Glee Club. Under the direction of Miss Esther Rehberg, and the management of Rev. Br. C. A. Murphy, the Choral group has reached a high pinnacle in musical interpretation. One of the highlights of the club's season was its appearance in the Tenth Annual Spring Con- cert. Their 'program included choice selections of sacred, semi-classical and popular numbers from a large repertoire. Another outstanding occasion for them was the Dramatic Club's pres- ' entation at which they added colorful varietv to a gala evening of entertainment. To show their versatility, they were called upon to per- form as part of the Graduation Exercises, adding to the solemnity of the day. Among other activi- ties, the Choral Group has won much applause at several meetings of the Mothers' and Fathers' Clubs. john Coghlan, the successor to jack Sink, solo- ist of the Glee Club the previous year, is the answer to a soloist-seeker's prayer. A word of thanks to Miss Patricia Conlin who has so often given us her services as accompanist to the Glee Club. RIGHT: John Coghlan ex- ercising his vocal chords I ,WFT TIN' Urinli' LEO'S MONTHLY PUBLICATION fs., 1 6-8? Deadlinell Ed Merica, Dennis O'Brien, john Turner, Norbcrt Beau- doin, Den Kristof, and Bill Sheil making a few last minute adiustf ments. A mainstay here at Leo is the monthly publication of the Leo newspaper. Oriole Each year the staff goes into a huddle and finally pops up with something bigger and better+-more pictures of the students, and action pictures of our basketball and football teams. If you pass room 406 after 3:00 P.M. you will probably hear those busy little bees pounding typewriters and making up i'dummy for the next publication, The moderator of the Oriole, Mr. Dunworth, organized a journalism class in September and during his period throughout the school year the men of the staff are learning the finer points of journalism. Congratulations. Oriole staff. for a job well donel ' gl '7 'ff . LEET TO RIGHT: STANDING, James Walenga, Wallace Rice, Bernard Burke, Robert Lambird, Robert Mahoney, Thomas Dunn Frank Fillwalk, Joseph Mullin, Patrick Costello, Robert Kunka, james Kelly, james Gruener, Robert Haney. SITTING: jerome Cummings, Olindo Alo, Edward Merica, john Turner, Dennis O'Brien, Norbert Beaudoin, Donald Kristof, john Ondeck, Mr, E. j. Dunworth. 5 BACK Bernard Burke, john Rohan, Norbert Beaudoin, Don Kristof, john Ondeck, Clair DeFrew, Robert Ku ka. FRONT: Edward Merica Sports Editor, Dennis O'Brien Editor, Br. C. C. Hearn Fac- ulty Ad isor joe Mullin Associajlz Editor, jim Kelly. Strange as it may seem, it takes the best part of the school year to offer the Student Body the annual publication ofthe LION. Each page layout must be taken in careful consideration and ar- rangements made with the photographer to take class pictures, action shots of athletic events, activities, etc. This year the LION was under the able and competent guidance of Rev. Br, C-. C. Hearn. The excellent photographs appearing in the LION were the superior quality of Root Studios whose promptness and dependa- bility are most sincerely appreciated. The engraving work for the Yearbook was capably handled by the Pontiac Engraving and Electro-type Companyg the tremen- dous task of printing and publishing the book goes to the Clarke- McElroy Publishing Company. To Mr. Roche and Mrs, Samels of the Root Studios, Mr. Nor- man Koenig and Mr. Barrett of Pontiac and Mr. Clarke of the Clarke-McElroy Publishing Company we wish to express the most sincere thanks and appreciation of the entire LION staff. Back: Mr. james Fahey, jerry Cummings, Dennis O'Brien, joe Mullin, Br. lvl. Quinn. ll 6 I ll ll Seated: Dennis Tailon, Ken Sana, Bob Fruin, Ted Daven- port, Clair DeFrew. One of the most interesting and educational extra-curricular activities here at Leo is the Dramatic club. This year the Dramatic Club was capably guided by lvlr. james Fahey, the director, and Rev. Br. P, M. Qui nn, its moderator, Working in close harmony with the Band and Clee Club the Dramatic Club is now practising for the presentation of Officer 6660 which will be staged early next fall, Returning to the Dramatic Club as veterans of four years are such notables as Ted Davenport, Ken Sana, Dennis Tailon, Robert Fruin, and jerry Cum- mings. The Club provides one of the most interesting and educational activi- ties in the school and those who attend those performances with the knowl- edge of past entertainments are more than completely provided with an eve- ning of stellar acting. Fruin pleads with Tailon, as Sana, Cum mings, and O'Brien give their criticisms ' 'wmgm 1 fm .410 An admirable federation in which Leo takes an interest is the Chicago Inter-Student Catholic Action program. The Ciscans at their weekly meetings on Saturday mornings throughout the school year, engage in the active debating of Christian principles as applied to modern-day life. Recently the topic of the discussions was the Beatitudes which might well be copied by all who sincerely aspire to the making of a better world. The group is under the competent direction of Rev. Fr. Carabine S.l. When the Ciscans are confronted with a dif- ficulty in the deeper aspects of theology and philosophy Fr. Carabine willingly points out the way to more accurate and logical conclusions. Here at Leo Rev. Br, M. O. O'l-lehir has for many years worked diligently to promote interest in this noble organiza- tion. The Ciscans are quietly but efficiently preparing for that great tomorrow when an enduring peace will be built by those young men and women who are well prepared to spread the Faith and who envision Christ as the Eternal King. REV, BR. M. O. O'HEl-llR Moderator of CISCA DC inset: Dan Bagley I The big event that every Senior looks forward to is the Senior Prom. Last year this gala event took place at lthe beautiful and spacious Spanish ballroom of the Con- tinental Hotel. The fellows feeling a little self-conscious in their white coats, black trousers, and maroon ties jusit added to the atmosphere of such a big affair. Music befitting this occasion was provided by Henry Senne's orchestra. Two-hundred and fifty couples were on hand forlthe danc- ing which lasted from 8:00 Pl.M. to l2 midnight, l Before this event takes place the Seniors must go through thelordeal of graduation. Everyone is present at this important milestone in the llfe of the Leo graduate, from mama and pop to the great, great cousin. Handslwakes and congratulations greet the Led grad and at last the diploma is awarded to our beaming heroes. ln the bottom right hand corner Monsignor Shrexivbridge is shown awarding one of the lgraduates his diploma. Unfortunately pictures of the Senior prom of i948 are npt appear- ing as the LION went to press before the prom. A Monsignor Shewbridge awards the diplomas l F7 f'm1n,7 F7 Ad1m.Gmfn '7 1' 11 1 11 :, +21 11 ' 1: , -:11 . Hai, 0 L, L c 1 7 111 nv 2 ,. , gf, , ,, ., M ,..,,-,. ,wi ,, 'WT Q, ,,.-,f!',,,..,. ,,.. ,' 'Mk ,fw Q4-.- 'Y-iw . 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Spectators at the Catholi League and Soldier Field citi championship games are tal- miliar with the impressivi appearance and the colort l and precise marching exhibi tions ot the Leo band. l addition to its presence .t all entertainments and, Pcp:' meetings, the concert ban features its annual Sprin Concert which is held each year in the month ot May, Mr. Guido Mattei, our gitteiil director, is know throughl vpry F Front row -tacingf L. to R,: William Hylard, Dennis Tarllon, Robert Fruin. Second row 'tacingfz Thomas Collins. William Bond, Iohn Stapleton. Third row 'tacingiz Gerald Honey, Edward Mauss, Theodore Pazure, First row lside view': William Bondi. lames Spratt, Paul Butler. Richard Deuerling. Second row 'side view': lohn Burke, George Certh, lames Zachary, Thomas Willson, Third row 'side viewl: George Wilmsen, Joseph Dellruyn, John Zotkie. First row 'standingiz Thomas Rogers, Ierome Blaesing. Roger Leyden, Edward Rowly. Second row istandingr Robert Harnett. john Wilson, William Spain. Harald McGrath. . i - i. out the city tor his masterly . . art in teaching and his genial fr f 'fi ' ' i ' H ffffa, 'Z manner o expression. e is V Z? F , f l if gff' ,iz ably assisted by Brother I. f if 12' 49' ,' ' 1 J' D. Walsh who has been seen s k Y on the rostrum at many ot I Leo's tunctions. and by Brother Haley whose gentle J P: 3 iyet tirrn control has proved g X to be an indispensable asset. i l The otticers ot the band tor M i 1948 mi Pfesadanr, Richard v !6 ' Deuerlingg Vice - President. .T fy' Paul Butler: Secretary, james ' Gleason: ' Treasurer. Robeift Fruin. l A The LION statt extends its congratulations to thc qntirf 'I fi' ' personnel ol' the Leo band - I ' ' tor a .truly successful yeas , Y --J N i 4' . pl 4 . ii-Q Q Nr 14Z!detzc4 THE -4 1948 8aak5 A. XV ' ' f 7' 'X V' l WAX uw f ' QSWWQ .W Q, 'AEN x ' io? Cys' sg:.' ,rg5 't , , 5 QQQ !W,3,qi?,v!- Vu 1 67 'Diff' ,ff 'f9 5'3'f 1 -P: if ' xx gifts' S' xg e X 'Y QSSM x W' 4 :mv ta x '55 - -. 'L ,L Kiwis Q, ' . -1 Q x A .. 4 4 SK F- X' 3 N z,,,h ' .f Q, Qi? 0 w . 1 if N Q xv XFN. ks f't' 13 5 ' 2 I 'C if A 'J 1 f' 11 hy.' !: '.z I.-:VL '!fs. 5 gf 4191.5 M. 9 an in ,X -f K . 4 ' f in , gg QjQ 1 ' -W ! Q GQ ,Q ' gi, ,..AA ,Q x b , N-K mi - 3 , me ni 8 up y B W :QI 547 A ssh ,gf L .. Q Wm.- R .gk ir i L'k K Na ' 5 is mu an an N' an : 9 Q I V' ,af A fda sv' fa Q 1- 4 ' , .Q ,. aaa' , - , vwowfw ' 7 'X.g.,,,. , !ii'Z'DPU7lcg?f The big scoreboard in Soldier Field read, Austin l3, Leo l2, as the gun barked, ending the l4th Annual Prep Bowl Contest. As the Lions trudged dejectedly toward the locker room, the Leo fans rose up and gave them a well earned cheer. The Lions had given everything they had, and had dropped a heart- breaking game by one point to a highly favored eleven. The Catholic Champs completely outplayed the Tigers during the initial period. Early in the second quarter, the Orange and Black began a 43 yard march. A crowd of 30,000 saw Leo pound continually through Austin's line, until Tom Blake struggled over from the 2 yard line, to give the Lions a 6 to O half- time lead. ln the opening seconds of the third period, Bill l-leiland's team struck with lightening-like speed. After Vukelich returned the kickoff 25 yards to the Austin 48, Rylowicz broke away for a 52 yard touchdown to tie the count. Thereafter the vaunted Austin offense was stopped cold by the mighty Leo line. Time after time, the Lions stopped the Tigers both on the ground and in the air. Midway through the final quarter, Gerry Tourville attempted to punt from the Leo l5 yard line. An Austin lineman blocked it, and the Tigers took over on the ll yard line. Three plays later, Rylowicz was standing in the Leo end zone with his second touchdown. Anderson then placed the all-irnportant extra point directly through the uprights. The never-say-die Lions came roaring back following the kickoff. jerry Carden, who didn't miss his receivers all day, tossed a 27 yard pass to McGuire, and Frank raced another '58 yards to put the Lions only one point behind. A running play for the point left Leo 2 inches and one point shy of a tie for the championship. co-captains of Leo and Austin receive football from Mayor Martin H. Kennelly. JOSEPH RED CLEASON Head Coach X Q -MW: k XX lfvwis limi' ll f FRANK IENKS Assistant Coach Frank McGuire gets advice from The Leo coaching staff: Mr. jenks, Mr. Gleason, and Mr. William Bambrick. Cot Th ere , l l . l l .... , . Mffff C Muff- ,ff if Shewbridge Stadium, the realization of Monsignor Shewbridge's dreams, served as the home of the 1947 Catholic league Champs. uf' REV. BROTHER FRANCIS R. FINCH Athletic Director Y 006339 X 1 REV. BR. T. P. TREACY Assistant Athletic Director 'W BACK ROW: Tom McNulty, Jack Coghlan, Jack Rener, .lack Fabian, Tom Dunn, Tom Donahue, Leo Cavanaugh, Don Sheehy, Pete Filipas, jerry O'Connell, Ido Moisan, Lester Kitzman, Roland Nocera, Br. Treacy lasst. athletic directorl. THIRD ROW: Mr, Bambrick lcoachl, Mr. Gleason lhead coachl, Ed Srnith, Ed O'Malley, Gene Phillips, Frank Mc- Laughlin, Er. Wollenberg, Bill Grogan, Stan Laff, George Burgess, Dan Stewart, jerry Mcllvain, Chuck Wage, lim Thompson, Mr. lenks lcoachl, Rod Mannion lmgr.l. SECOND ROW: Bernard O'Brien lmgr.l, Gene Helwig, Ray Lagoni, Tom Blake, Bob Dolmetsch, jerry Carden, Bill Ganey, Bill Dunlap, Frank McGuire, Fred Banicki, Art Skinner, Angelo Prassa, Gerry Tourville, Pat McGowan lmascotl, d Lee, lmanagerl. FRONT ROW: Tom Costello lmanagerl, Tom McCarthy, Pat Costello, Tom Healy, jim Dolan, Mike Mclnerney, Ron Nelson, Gus Martise, jack Matthews, Ed Coyle, joe Fogarty, Jim Dunne, Emmett Lane lrnanagerl. Absent from picture: Sal Catanzaro. E f t is , t i: T W N A 0 . W xxx X Qi Bill Dunlap and Bill Ganey ' X XX A x Q X 5 .60 Fred Banicki Tom Blake George Burgess jerry Carden Sal Catanzaro Leo Cavana ugh Pat Costello jack Coghlan Ed Coyle jim Dolan Bob Dolmetsch Tom Donahue Bill Dunlap jim Dunne Tom Dunn jack Fabian Pete Filipas joe Fogarty Bill Ganey Bill Grogan Tom Healy Gene Helwig jim Henry Lester Kitzman Stan Laff Ray Lagoni H vu R Years in Grammar Years H1 Tackle Ha f l'I Quarter Center H Quarter Tackle Quarter n n n Guard n n Guard Tackle Center Guard Guard n Ha Quarter Tackle Michaels Our Lady of Pe abrIel St Lawrence 6 Bl 80 Pa os I VISIT , Llttl I Peace K' lg' ' 5 an 9 .' Q BS U ' ' Ima Tac le , August Marfise jack Matthews Ido MoIsan Tom McCarthy McGuire W' Mclnerney4 B! cKenna LaughlIn cNulty on elson Nocera jerry Connell 47 alley I s An e assa V 1 I ' ,S lim I Gerr I' - C -Y '- 2 ' saw Ha f Ha f Center Tackle Ha f Tackle Ha f n Center Ha f Tackle Ha u Guard u n Center n Ha f Quarter Guard Ha f Ha f Guard Grammar School Visitation Little Flower Holy Rosary St. Leo St. Leo St. Kilian St. Philip Neri St. Sabina St. Columbanus Holy Rosary Perry St. Nicholas St. Dorothy St. Sabina Visitation Sts. Peter 6' Paul St. Sabina Little Flower Visitation St. Leo St. Sabina St. Nicholas St. Leo St. Willibrod 'an ger - Schmidt Emmett Lane, Tom ff ' 41 nion Ed Lee, Ed Mayer. ,Sf , 1 'I .sh D ll I T E II STE 'i I , , ' Name School Position School Name 5Cl100l P0S5fi0ll 4 St. ' I ' ' 2 I 4 I . : 1 4 l 4 E d srq: ' I ' 3 4 . 3 4 Ru Is M41- ' 4 I 3 Ed sf. at f f, 2 sf. I. T f 2 I I St.lVla 'X ' 3Ed 3 Sr. Ba 5 3 3 E d sf. Le , ' Q 3 I 3 E d L'ttle r yff X 2 If 4 3 f j fl, 4 F II 2 E d ' I, q 'lip 3 Izzy, ff ' 4 Ed Ou :ai 'j i f 3 Fll 3 sr. - 3 E CI 4 .'f! no ' lf' 3 4 s 4 E d . l ' ' 1 4 , . f . 3 I 3 Z ,' f I 'vi 4 I' X fun 3 E Cl 9 I d l A, 2 3 If ,, I, ff! X .I 4 I f , f f' I I : a , hu ' , 2 I V I X, . f 3 ,I f 1' 7 r 3 4 F ll I- Mf ,, ' 4 k l ll I-14 lb' l ' 464 f rr g , ' L f I I The Lions started off the season in the customary shaky man- ner, as they edged St. George, i3-8, in Yates Stadium. Both teams were bothered by the 90 temperature. In the first quarter Leo was surprised by a St. George quick kick, and shortly after, jerry Carden was thrown behind the goal line for a safety. Later in the period Carden threw a 20 yard pass to Tom Blake, who ran the remaining 20 yards to put Leo in front, 6-2. As soon as the Dragons got the ball they scored on a long pass. ln the second quarter Frank McGuire Cut through tackle and ran 85 yards for a touchdown, and kicked the extra point, to end the scoring. Gerry Tourville got off an 80 yard punt in the fourth quarter. Bill Ganey Don Sheehy Angelo Prassa Gerry Tourville In another practice game with St. George, Leo won, 3l-6, in a night game at Shewbridge Stadium. ln the first quarter Tom Blake went over from the 2 yard line to make it 6-0. The Dragons quickly tied the score as the kickoff was re- turned 92 yards. Early in the third quarter lVlcGuire took a 40 yard pass from Garden and ran i2 yards to score. McGuire scored on another l2 yard run to make it l8-6. Garden opened the fourth period with a 73 yard touchdown jaunt and McGuire converted. ln the closing minutes McGuire made his third touchdown of the evening on a 4 yard plunge. In the first league game the Libns routed an impotent St. Patrick eleven, 47-O, in Shewbri ge Stadium before a crowd of 3,500. Tom Blake began the ouchdown parade by racing 50 yards on the second play. M Ciuire Converted. Five min- utes later Blake counted again oclw a 6 yard off-tackle spurt. McGuire made it I4-O. Frank scored again in the same period on a 56 yard run, and also in the third quarter on an ll yard run. Angelo Prassa crashed 5 yards off right tackle and McGuire kicked the point, to give Leo a 34-O third quarter lead. Cerry Tourville scored twice in the last period with runs of 53 and 28 yards. Tom 4 l The Lions trounced St. Mel 53l6 in Shewbridge Stadium. Tom Blake was the first Leo m n to score as he returned the opening kickoff 80 yards. A few minutes later McGuire caught a 35 yard pass from Card n and ran 5 yards to score. A 34 yard touchdown sprint by B ake and McCuire's conver- sion made it I9-O. Prassa ope ed the second quarter by scoring from the 3 yard line. T e first string were winded and left the game so the Cadets took advantage and scored on an 8 yard 'pass play. In thelthird period Blake ran 64 yards for his third touchdown. Then it was Prassa's turn and he went 55 yards to maker t 41-6. just as the period ended, Carden intercepted a pass and ran 56 yards to score. In the fourth quarter Ed Smith ran 77 yards for the last touchdown. , l l l Ray Lagoni Art Skinner Dan Stewart Gene Helwig Sam Cantanazaro Ed Wollenburg The Orange and Black mashed St. Elizabeth with a powerful ground attack, 26-6, before 3,000 in Shewbridge Stadium. The visitors had the honor of scoring first, on a 5 yard pass play. Blake scored the first Leo touchdown on a 56 yard run. ln the second quarter Prassa climaxed a long drive by scoring from the 2 yard line and McGuire converted, to make it l3-6. Shortly after, McGuire sprinted ll yards for another touchdown and kicked the point. Blake scored the final touchdown on a 32 yard jaunt in the third quarter. 7 v jerry Carden The strong Leo line and timely fumbles by Carmel were the deciding factors as the Lions topped the Caravan, 7-0, before 20,000 in Soldier Field. The lone touchdown was made on the first play in the second quarter, as Tom Blake ran lO yards through right tackle to score. The Lions began their 45 yard drive when Blake recovered a Caravan fumble. MCC-uire broke through for I4 yards on the next play. Two more running plays gained nothing, and then Blake took the ball on a reverse and bulled his way across the goal. Later in the period Leo drove deep into Carmel territory but lost the ball on a fumble. An- other Leo drive began as end Bob Dolmetsch intercepted a pass. On the next play McGuire scooted around end for 30 yards, the longest gain of the day. An interception ended the march on the 5 yard line. ln the last period the Caravan put together 5 first downs before they lost the ball on the Leo 25. This was the closest they came to the l-eo goal. l The mighty Lions crushed jolie , 64-6, in Shewbridge Field. Tom Blake, as usual, scored th first Leo touchdown, as he raced 72 yards for a touchdownlon the first play from scrim- mage, The next score came on a pass from jerry Carden to Art Skinner. A moment laterl Frank McC.uire intercepted a pass and ran 56 yards for a to chdown. Still another touch- down in the first period was s ored when Dan Stewart re- covered a fumble in the end z ne. McGuire scored again in the second period on a l yard nd run. A Zi yard trip into the end zone by Angelo Prassa T ade it 38-0. Soon after this, Blake took a lateral from lVlcCurlll'e and ran 34 yards to score. Next came Cerry Tourville, wilth a 79 yard effort. In the fourth period it was Tourville al ain on a 70 yard pass inter- ception. Ed Coyle tossed a shore pass to Cus Marfise for the final Leo touchdown. joliet scoled on the fourth string, with one minute to play. Q - 4 i Frank l The Lions easily took the measdre of De LaSalle, 25-7, before 6,000 at Shewbridge Stadium. The Orange and Black struck three times in the second qua ter, McGuire took a l2 yard pass from Carden in the end zpne to begin the scoring. MC- Ciuire returned to the end zon T a moment later on a 33 yard run. A 53 yard Carden to Mcguire pass play made it l9-O at the half. Carden threw his 1l'lird touchdown pass to Blake, who ran 47 yards to score. he Meteors made their lone marker on a 35 yard pass inter eption. i Bill Dunlap George Burgess Stan Laff Pete Filipas john Fabian The Lions captured the South Section Championship as they overpowered a strong St. Rita team, l9-6 in the 22nd annual Mercy Charity game. A crowd of 3l,000 braved the cold weather to watch the hard fought game which was the first of the series to be played in Soldier Field. The first touchdown was scored by Frank MCC-uire in the opening period as he climaxed a long Leo drive with a 7 yard end run. His attempted conversion was unsuccessful. - .3 Fred Banicki In the third period the Mustangs tied the score with a 24 yard pass play. ln the last quarter jerry Carden pushed over from the 9 yard line to make it l2-6. A pass for the extra point was incomplete. ln the closing minutes of the game McGuire scored again on a 58 yard run and kicked the extra point. l l The mighty Lions gained the Ca holic Championship as they rolled to an impressive l9-O vict ry over a highly rated Loyola eleven in Soldier Field before l0,000 people. Leo received the opening kickoff, and marched 62 yards in I2 plays, with Angelo Prassa going over from the13 yard line to give the Lions a 6-O lead. Loyola could do nothing when they got 1he ball and punted to McGuire, who ret 'rned the ball to the Leo 38. Ten plays later Tom Blake cras ed through right tackle for I2 yards and a touchdown. jerr Carden plunged across for the extra point to put the Lions ahead, I3-O, at the end of the first quarter. In the second period neither team could ,, , l,, l l get a consistent offense under wdy. Early in the third quarter, Sam Catanzaro set the stage forlthe final Leo tally when he intercepted a Rambler pass on tltte Loyola 24 yard line. The Lions pounded at the line until jthey had a fourth down on the 5 yard line. Carden then fi 'ed a pass to McGuire, who fumbled on the one yard line. ill Dunlap recovered in the end zone for a touchdown. Th! Northsiders attempted an air attack in the fourth quarter but Gene Helwig intercepted 2 passes and kept the Lions out of danger. ln the closing minutes of the game the Rambldrs again took to the air and finally had a first down on the Leo 4 yard line. The great Leo line held and took over on the one yard line as the game ended. l V Q ' L i.. L . 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GENE DUNWORTH Coach Lightweights The Lightweight Football team finished an undefeated sea- son by trouncing Lindblom, i9-7, Tuesday, Nov. l8. ln defeating l-lirsch, Mount Carmel, St. Ignatius, Tilden and Lindblom, the Lights ran up a to'al of ll6 points against a mere 7 for the opponents. End Bob Martin and Fullback Bob Welch tied for high- scoring honors with 25 points each. Captain Dick Staple- ton, a tackle, and center Bill Nelson were standou's in the line. Quarterback Bob Smith, passing artist of the Lights, was elected the most valuable player by his teammates. Congratula'ions are in order to the Leo 'iCubs for their highly successful season, also to coach Gene Dunworth. Mr. Dunworth has announced that 33 lightweights will re- ceive major-minor awards. .+-w-...MW 456 xx f rw 1.0. yr.,-f1u,:-.1 K .RQ-1 3 , fI:'V'1':' iff' san. wr, V .v-,Milf QP' fy msfvvfk .fi ,,,,. , KW.. . . Hr,- I 'Q 4 ga: , LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK: Ed Lee imgr,l, Bob Sullivan lmgnl, Bob Martin, Marty l'VlcGrath, Don Griffin, jack Tucker, Emmett Lane lmgr.l. SECOND: Mr. Gleason lcoachi, Bob Smith, jack Farrell, Pat Costello, Bob Collins, Tom Hill, Brother Treacy lasst, athletic directorl, FRONT: Bob McCue, Ray Caplis, Don Strasser, Tom Dunn, Tom Blake, Art Skinner. Heovies Heavies Scoring Name Games Points Average Strasser , ,,,, 26 268 lO.3 Dunn . , ..,, ,26 l96 7.5 Skinner ,,.. 26 l7O 6.5 Blake , 226 l33 5.l Caplis ,, ,,,,,, 26 l l9 4.5 McCue W ,,,, 20 67 3.4 Griffin , ,,l9 49 2.6 McCanna , ,.2O 41 2.l Collins , ,.,l9 37 l.9 Hill ,, , ,,,, l6 30 l.9 Farrell ,,,,, ,,l4 28 2.0 McGrath , .. 7 l4 2.0 Bagley .,,., ,,l3 lO .7 Smith .,,,... , ,. 9 9 l.O Martin ., .,.. 9 5 .5 Carden .. .., 2 2 l.O Prassa ,,,,, ,,,. l l l.O Costello ...,,. ,,.. 9 O .O Team V ,,...,. ,,,,,,, 2 8 l7l 4l.8 Opponents .,..... 28 9l 3 32,6 Mr. 1, T. Gleason, coach PRACTICE GAMES Trinity, 37-34, St. Ignatius, 54-22, Chicago The Heavies got off to a good start by win- VOC-9'fi0 1al, 45-34, l-0Y0la- 30-26, C389 Park, ning 8 out of IO practice games. They beat 32-29, and Calumet, 40-38. They lost to St. Hirsch, 57-33, Morgan Park, 54-39, Holy C-eorge, 36-34, and to Weber, 3l-25. Don Strasser about to score against St. Patrick. ST, GEORGE TOURNAMENT was Leo's high scorer with 8 points. l ' Mount Carmel edged Leo. 24-22, in the In the 0Pen 8 game- the I-'OHS Came from quarter finals. Tom Blake was high scorer behind to top St. Mel, 29-27. Don Strasser for Leo with 6 points. LEAGUE GAMES In the second round the Heavies put St, Mel to flight with a 51-28 score. Dunn led the ST. MEL scoring again, with IO points, The Heavies smothered St. Mel, 60-42, in DE LASALLE their first league game- Tom DUNN led the With Art Skinner pouring in I5 points, the scoring with 15 points. Heavies trounced De LaSalle, 49-31, Art Skinner shoots, while Trevitt McCanna runs interference. The Meteors won the second game, 46-39, Trevitt McCanna, Tom Dunn, and Ray Caplis Art Skinner was high scorer with 18 pointst all Scored 8 points. IOLIET In the second game, the Lions won, 46-44. The Lions whipped joliet, as Tom Blake, Tom Dunn was high scorer with I2 points. ST. PATRICK Art Skinner, Don Strasser, and Tom Dunn all scored l2 points as the Lions defeated St. Patrick, 58-29. The I-leavies also won the second game, 44-27. Don S'rasser bagged l2 points to lead the scoring. MOUNT CARMEL Leo edged the Caravan, 36-34, as Tom Blake made the winning basket with lO sec- onds left to play. Don Strasser took scoring honors with l4 points. Mount Carmel won the second game, 34-30. Art Skinner led the Leo scoring with 8 points. The Lions oullasted the Caravan, 32-30, in a playoff for the South Section Championship. Tom Dunn was high scorer for Leo with 8 points. Tom Blake takes a drive-in shot. Art Skinner is No. l7. ST. ELIZABETH The l-leavies were beaten by St. Elizabeth, 36-34. Don Strasser scored l4 points to lead both teams. ln the second round, Leo scored an impres- sive 47-38 victory over the lronmen. Trevitt lVlcCanna ran up l5 points to lead the scoring. ST. RITA The Orange and Black downed St. Rita, 43-36. Tom Dunn was high scorer with I6 points. In the second game. Leo won, 57-23. Don Strasser was the top scorer with l4 points. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME DE PAUL The Heavies lost their Catholic Title as a result of a stunning 38-37 defeat at the hands of De Paul's Demons on lvlarch l6th. Although the Lions were hot enough on shots from the floor, they just couldn't buy a free throw. De Paul made IO out of I3 from the free- throw line, while the Lions sank 9 out of Zl. A fast start by Leo gave them a I2-6 advan- tage at the quarter, De Paul, however, gained control of the back-boards in the second quar- ter, and the score was knotted at the half, I6-I6. De Paul was out in front, 29-27, going into the final stanza, and with 6 seconds remain- ing they were ahead 38-36. Don Strasser made a free throw and then Leo took the ball off at the center line and a long shot by Tom Dunn missed as the horn blew. Mann of De Paul was high point man with I3, Strasser and Dunn hit for ll each, to pace the Lions. Ray Caplis outiumps Paschke of Mount Carmel. HEAVIES, LIGHTS WIN AWARDS joe Shannon received the trophy for the most outstanding lightweight player in the South Section, and Don Strasser got the heavy- weight award. This is the second year that two Leo men have received these honors. They were also placed on the All-City team. jim Lamkin made the second team, and Chuck Sheehan made the second All-South Section team. For the Heavies, Tom Dunn made the sec- ond All-Catholic team, and Ray Caplis and Art Skinner received honorable mention on the All-South Section team. 11-r LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK: Bob Sullivan lmgr.l, joe Shannon, lim Kane, Chuck Sheehan lm Lamkin lcaptl, Dan Stewart, Brother Finch lcoachl. FRONT: joe l-leilman, Ed Coyle, Bob Scanlan, Bill Spelz, Frank McGuire. L i g li l S Lights Scoring Name Carnes Points Average Lamkin .. 3l 452 l4.6 Shannon , 28 432 l5.4 'Sheehan , 3l 290 9.4 Kane .32 l59 4.9 l-leilmann .. ,,3l l2O 3.8 Spelz .H ,, .26 53 2.0 Stewart , 28 47 l.6 McGuire .. 30 43 l.5 Marfise . ,.,,,,, 27 3l l.2 Scanlan , .. M23 30 l.3 Coyle ,,,,,, ,, l 7 l 8 .5 Donegan . , , , I2 5 .4 Spatz . , ,.,, . . 2 4 2.0 McDonald . .,.. l 2 2.0 Sullivan ,, ..,, 2 O .O Team . . . ....... 32 1686 52.6 Opponents .,....., 32 lO94 34.1 Brother F. R. Finch, coach --Y--Q.- ,X --wx S. C: A,-nk PRACTICE GAMES The Lights started off the season right by winning 9 of ll practice games. They beat Hirsch, 45-30, Morgan Park, 63-44, St. George, 56-37, St, Ignatius, 57-32, Chicago Vocational, 58-43, Loyola, 45-35 and 43-l7 Cage Park, 35-33, and Calumet, 50-23, They lost to Holy Trinity, 5l-43, and to Weber 45-41. Chuck Sheehan does some fancy FENWICK TOURNAMENT ln the opening game the Lions easily routed St. Rita, 58-23, alter building up a 32-ll half time advantage. lim Lamkin scored i8 points and lim Kane, ll. dribbling, Lamkin is No. 5. ln the quarter finals, Leo rolled over De LaSalle, 47-3l, joe Shannon and jim Lamkin tied for scoring honors with I5 points apiece. The Lions routed S . Philip, 49-35, to enter the finals. joe Shannon ran up 24 points and jim Lamkin scored l2, v The Lights took their third Fenwick title by whipping Holy Trinity, 45-43, in a wild game. The Tigers, led by Czarnecki and Krajewski, held a 24-l5 lead at the halt, but then Leo came to life. ln the third quarter, several baskets by loe Shannon and lim Kane narrowed the margin to two points, 34-32. Close guarding in the last quarter resulted in numerous fouls, and Lamkin and Sheehan had to leave the game, but the Tigers also were committing fouls, enabling Shannon to sink lO tree throws for a new tournament record. The lead changed hands tive times before Kane's basket put Leo ahead to stay. with 55 seconds left. Shannon led the scoring with 26 points, and also the scoring tor the tournament, with 73 points, an average ot l8 per game. l-le and Lamkin were named on the All-Tournament Team. jim Lamkin steals the ball from a De La Salle man. LEAGUE GAMES ST. MEL The Lights slaughtered St. Mel, SO-28, in the opening league game. lim Lamkin and loe Shannon scored 25 and 22 points, respec- tively. The Lion broke two records as they mashed the Cadets, 9l-28, in the second round. joe Shannon set a new Leo individual scoring record of 38 points. The 9l was the highest total any Leo team has ever scored. DE LA SALLE The Lights had a tough time putting away a scrappy Meteor tive, 53-45. joe Shannon spearheaded the attack with I6 points. ln the second round, De LaSalle dealt the Lights their only league defeat, 42-29. jim Kane was Leo's leading scorer with a mere 8 points. jourr Paced by joe Shannon and jim Lamkin, who scored 2I and 20 points, respectively, the Lions crushed joliet, 87-22. The Lions defeated joliet, 55-37, in their second meeting. Chuck Sheehan led the scor- ing with I7 points. ST. PATRICK The Lions edged St. Patrick, 52-46, in a hard fought game. Chuck Sheehan was high scorer with I9 points. Leo trounced St. Patrick, 52-3I, in the sec- ond round. jim Lamkin took scoring honors with I6 points. jim Kane lI8l uses his mouth when all else tails. MOUNT CARMEL The Lights rolled to an impressive 63-30 victory over the Caravan, with jim Lamkin scoring 20 points, and joe Shannon, I9. In the second game, Leo won, 36-35, with a last minute rally. jim Lamkin was high scor- er with I9 points. ST. ELIZABETH With Chuck Sheehan leading the way with I7 points, the Lions mauled St. Elizabeth, 63-38. The Lights also took the second game, 49-39, as jim Lamkin scored 22 points. ST. RITA joe Shannon scored 25 points to lead the Lights to a 66-35 victory over St. Rita. The Lions ended their league season by routing the Mustangs again, 50-27. jim Lamkin led the scoring with 23 points. CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES HOLY TRINITY The Lights defeated Holy Trinity, 4l-28, on March I2th, in the semi-finals of the post season tournament to determine the Catholic League champion. The first quarter moved very slowly and ended with Holy Trinity in the lead, 6-5. Five baskets by joe Shannon and two each by jim Lamkin and jim Kane, put the Lions ahead, 23-IO, at the half. The third quarter score was 34-I8 in favor of Leo. Shannon was high scorer with 20 points and Lamkin had I4. Sierakowski led the losers with II points. DE LASALLE The sharp shooting Lights captured their second Catholic Championship in four years as they routed De LaSalle, 49-34, in the De LaSalle gym on March I9th. The Lions got off to an II-2 lead in the first five minutes. The lvleteors came within 3 points of tying the score early in the second quarter, but after that the issue was never in doubt. Leo led at the half, 29-I8. ln the second half, play was slowed down considerably because of water on the floor due to leaks in the skylight. ln the last quar- ter the Lions gave an exhibition of stalling tac- tics, so they wouldn't have to splash around so much. jim Lamkin led the scoring with I7 points. Chuck Sheehan scored I4, and joe Shannon IO. Burns was high man for De La- Salle with I5 points. Bob Scanlon dribbles past two Holy Trinity players. CHICAGO VOCATIONAL Before a crowd of l0,000 in the lnter- national Amphitheatre, the Lights proved they were champions by coming from behind to beat Chicago Vocational, 37-27, for the City Championship. The game was a very odd one in that both teams had surprising difficulty in making baskets, although they got off plenty of shots. The score at the first quarter was tied. 5-5 and at the half Vocational led, 20-I6. All the Leo baskets in the first half were made by joe Shannon and Chuck Sheehan. ln the third period jim Lamkin suddenly came to life and combined with Shannon to put the Lions ahead, 26-22. The Savages scored only 7 points in the last half. Lamkin led the scoring with I6 points, I2 of which came in the second half. joe Shannon scored only IO points, but his floor play was spectac- ular, and without him Leo couldn't possibly have won. W LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP: Br. O'Keefe lcoachl, Bob Schweiger, Roger O'Neill, jack Tucker Ray Kerris, Don Scanlan, Ed Fox lmgr.l. SECOND: Tom Each, Paul Culverwell, Morgan Murphy Dick Stapleton, Bill Walsh. FRONT: jim Kerrigan, john Egan, Ed Cassidy, Bob Rogers George O'Crady. Absent from picture: jim McNulty. livsi'i'xri- lluslwllmll The Reserves finished the season with a record of ll wins and 7 defeats. They took second place in the new Reserve League. The leading scorers were john Egan with ll7 points, Roger O'Neil with 87, and Tom Each with 73. Others: Kerris 60, Tucker 54, Rog- ers 42, Kerrigan 40, Stapleton 29, Culverwell 9, Cassidy 6, Scanlan 4, McNulty 2, and Sul- livan 2. The Reserves were coached by Br. O'Keefe. SCORES LEO -Loyola 24 LEO -St. Ignatius 23 LEO -DeLaSalle l9 LEO -St. Mel 22 LEO -Hoplites 32 LEO -johnson A. C. 43 LEO -Mount Carmel 30 LEO 30-St. Rita 28 LEO 29-St. Mel 25 LEO 43-De LaSalle 3l LEO 27-Hoplites 36 LEO 2l-johnson A. C. 55 LEO 28-Mount Carmel 20 LEO 35-St. Elizabeth I2 LEO -St. Elizabeth 24 LEO 3 St. Rita 24 LEO 3l-Faculty 26 LEO l2-Faculty 27 JSI LEFT TO RIC-HT, TOP: Br. Murphy Icoachl, Tom O'Brien, lack Truesdale, Dave Donegan, Bill Sullivan, Ed Fox lmgr.l. SECOND: Cliff DeCeault, lack Waters, joe Lamkin, Bob Dunne. FRONT: Ray Hopkins, Mike Ripoli, jack Moynihan, Tom Spatz, Bob Sacks. I YN'C'I 'Ill I3'1sIu'lIruII 1 . T' SCORES LEO fLoyoIa I3 LEO YSL Ignatius 41 LEO gSt. Mel 2l LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO LEO De LaSalle 20 ali of C Squires 23 28-K of C Squires 22 -Mount Carmel 32 55-Stags A. C. Zl -St. Rita 3l -St. Mel I2 -De La Salle 25 36- St. Killian Preps Zl Auburn Pk. Tigers LEO Mount Carmel 33 LEO -St. Elizabeth I2 LEO 34-St. Elizabeth IO LEO St. Ignatius 34 LEO 42-St. Rita I9 The Leo Flies had a very successful season this year, compiling a record of I5 victories and 3 losses, and running up some imposing scores. In their first season in the new Fly- weight League, they finished second to Mount Carmel, to whom they lost twice. The team's top scorer was Bud Wert, with I84 points. joe Lamkin had II4, Dave Done- gan 99, Bill Sullivan 8l, Bob Sacks 77, jack Truesdale 72, Cliff DeCeault 65, Ray Hopkins 30, Bob Dunne I7, Tom O'Brien I7, lack Moynihan IS, and Mike Ripoli IZ, Br. Murphy is the coach, FRONT ROW, left to right: Stephen Hellweg, jerome Hart, john Cheevers, Allan Murphy, William Murphy, Robert Slotwinski, Charles Hynes, john Houtsma. SECOND ROW: Daniel Shea, Stephen O'Donnell, joseph Miller, William Collins, john Frawley, Eugene Smith, Charles McDermott. THIRD ROW: Mr. Frank jenks, coach, William Haggerty, john Lynch, Roger O'Neill, George Peters, Patrick Kinnerk, George O'Brien, William Morley, Gerald McQuinn. SWil1ll1lillg Team This: year the swimming team was under a program of rejuvenation. A sport which has been little publicized at Leo, swimming is on its way up. Mr. Frank jenks, the team coach, is planning ahead to those days when the Leo trophy chest will have swimming titles alongside the impressive gold of the football and basketball awards. Leo has a splendid pool which is at the use of any and all that care to partake ofthe healthy sport. Due to lack of good material returning, Mr. jenks did not see fit to enter his teams into outside competition. Instead he organized intra-mural meets, the winners of which will form the nucleus of next year's team, We wish Mr. jenks every success and assure him of our whole-hearted support. Junior Team LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP: Russell Hnatt, Bob Keegan, joe Maluck, Chuck Wage, Tom Sullivan. FRONT: Renzo Rossi, Bill Daly, Tim Moynihan, jack Riley. Senior Team LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP: John Dolan, Ray Downs, Jim Kane, Bob Clerkin, Tom McNulty, George Peters, Ed Merica. SECOND: john Turner, Bob Cain, Hugh Fox, Don Coughlin, Bill Flanigan. FRONT: Mike McGroarty, Bill Haggerty, Bill Daugherty, Carl Stahl, Joe McBride, Clair De Frew. Absent from picture: Jim Adlcr and Ray Lagoni. Cross- Country LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP: Mike McGroarty, Ray Downs, Ed Merica, Bob Clerkin, joe Anderson, jerry Kurth. FRONT1 jim Walsh, Bill Daly, Tim Moynihan, Dick Taylor, john Beaty. This year's track team is the most promising in many years, Although handicapped by a late start, the team should be in top shape tor the City Meets. Leo has some of the finest sprinters in the league in Clair De Frew, Carl Stahl, Chuck Wage, and Frank McGuire. The distance men are led by Ray Downs, jim Walsh, and Mike McGroarty, and the field men by Tom McNulty and Ray Lagoni, The Lions have a new coach this year, Mr. Connelly, who succeeds Mr. M. X. Mungovan. The cross country team didn't win the championship, but jim Walsh and Tim Moynihan took first and third, respectively, in the Catholic Championship Run. I X F 7ai6uz'e 1 l l l L l Li- 4 l To ai Slivcii-ssllil Cuzi1'l1 zuul 'l'4-zwllm' l l l REQUENTLY the most vital influence that a high school has over its students is exerted by the personality of one man over his students. Brother Finch possessed that power in a very high degree. Whether in the mathe- lriatics class or on the basketball court, his influence for good charged the atmosphere. I Brother Finch believed that to enable a pupil to give his best mentally it was absolutely essential that he should partake in plenty of physical exercises. The tide bf victory that has come to Leo in recent years is, in reat measure, attributable to his training, His reserve asketball teams won thirty and lost none. His Light- eight teams have acquired two Fenwick trophies, four yection crowns in four years, two cities titles - a great itribute to a great coach. l Now that Brother Finch has taken over his new ljuties as principal of O'Dea High School in Seattle, Mfashington, we wish him every success and assure him lthat his name will be held in deepest affection and high- lest regard here at Leo. I I l SPECIAL DONORS MOTHERS' CLUB CLASS IC President-john Moynihan Vice-Pres.-Raymond Kerris N Secretary-Donald Coughlan Treasurer-Donald Sullivan REV. FR. LEO A. SMITH FATHERS' CLUB BURKE MOTOR INC. CEORCE F. O'BRlEN, M.D., 6455 So. Western MR. JIMMY DURANTE BiiviRosE Er soisis 6317 Yucca Sf: g Hollywood, California .2345 Sogxgchigan Ave R. E. KAPPLE 5 co. U man WHOLESALE FRANKS Dressed Poultry ZI3 W. 62nd S . DEPARTMENT STORE Engewood 49695 NAESS G MURPHY DAN MARTINO l66l Railway Exchange So. Chicago Oldsmobile Agency Har. 3456 8559 Commercial Ave. MORRIS B. SACHS, INC. 6638 S. Halsted St. and 3400 Diversey Blvd. -I-HE EDITORS of the I948 Lion wish to express their deepest thanks to the friends of Leo listed on these pages. They are the real friends of Leo, ever ready to give their generous support to all our undertakings. Kindly read carefully the names on the next pages. In the case of our friends from the business wo rld, remember them when you buy. A FRIEND OF LEO I SPONSORS JOHN M. LEE 18th Ward Reg. Democratic Organization DR. R. ROBINSON DUFF, MR. AND MRS. R. E. I-IAGGERTY M. I. LAMB, IR. IR. MR. AND MRS. IOHN B. MANNION HON. MR. AND MRS. I. MCDERMOTT MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM I. MCILVAIN MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD MERICA I AUBURN GLASS co. I 1015 W. 79111 Sl. Rad. 5000 I I. 1. DUFFY FLORAL 5431 So. Halsted Sf. DRESSEL'S BAKERIES I 1237 W. 79th St. I Rad. 7900 C. M. FASAN, FLORISTI 1602 W. 35th St. Lafayette 8564 I 301 W. 55th St. A Eng. 1717 I edu. NAESS Cr MURPHY ARCHITECTS - ENGINEERS Railway Exchange Bldg. 7333 Paxton Ave. Sou. 3721 NEILSEN'S 7840 S. Western Ave. Pro. 6388 SOUTHWEST NASH SALES 8127-33 Racine Ave. 7628-30 South Halsted St. Rad. 7200 -OI -O2 MARGARET'S DINING ROOM Tivoli Tap Room 7915 Cottage Grove Ave. I I TAYLOR UTILITIES 7757 So. Halsted St. Rad. 8200 THE MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO I WIDEN'S BAKERY 7844 So. Halsted St. I 842 W. 79th St. Rad. 1700 Tri. 7605 I I I CLASS 4A I CLASS 3C President-Thomas Dunn I Vice-Pres.-lohn Turner , Secretary--Edward McQuaidQ Treasurer-Ronald Lasik 1 I CLASS 3A f President-john Kenny I Vice-Pres.--Edward Coyle J Secretary-George Batten I Treasurer--William Hylard I CLASS 3B President-Rodney Mannion, Vice- Pres.-Thomas McCa rtI1y Secretary--Richard Bentson I Treasurer-Thomas MeNultyI CLASS IC I President--Donald Schlogel Vice-Pres.-Iohn Bauman Secretary-Robert ZenawickI Treasurer-Richard Lang CLASS IF I President-john Houlihan I Vice-Pres.--Eugene Cinelli I Secretary-john Callahan Treasurer-Thomas Conroy I I I I I President-Stanislaus Laff Vice-Pres.-Robert Freeman Secretary-Charles George Treasurer-Daniel McClory CLASS 3F President-William Grogan Vice-Pres.-john Fabian Secretary-Thomas Healy Treasurer-Michael Mcllvain CLASS 2C President-james McNamara Vice-Pres.-Thomas Each Secretary-Robert Lucy Treasurer-john Morley CLASS IK President-Robert Ryan Vice-Pres.-Arthur Green Secretary-Iohn DePesa Treasurer-Daniel Cronin CLASS I M President-Emmet Cassidy Vice-Pres.-Thomas Kranz Secretary-Donald Santschi CLASS I E President-Raymond Kenny Vice-Pres.-Patrick Moore Secretary-Francis Sweeney Treasurer-Morgan Murphy Barney's Service 8656 So. Morgan St. Ste. 9487 Dr. Bernauer, M.D. 8400 S. justine St. Bev. 5470 B C1 F Men's Shop 7900 S. Halsted St. Vin. 0301 Capitol Annex 7919 S. Halsted St. Ste. 9080 Carden's I Pharmacy 7501 S. 'Stony Island Ave. Dor. 3168 Crane Sporting Goods 7813 S. Halsted St. D. F. Curly Sons, Inc. 1241 W. 79th St. Ste. 9001 Diebold Bakery 7750 S. Halsted St. Dunn Coal Co. 5100 Federal St. Oak. 1551 Ellis-82nd Pharmacy Inc. 8201 S. Ellis Ave. Vin. 8021-8022 john F. Farrell, Florist 1314 W. 79th St. W. W. Fern Cr Sons Funeral Home 734 W. 79th St. Ste. 0470 Fover's Inc. 7838 S. Halsted St. Vin. 4440 Edward George C1 Co. 904 W. 79th St. Hud. 5112 W. K. Glider lBikes - Hobbies - Sportsl 1037 W. 79th St. Hud. 3743 Mrs. G. S. Beaudoin Compliments of a Friend Dr. H. B. Fox CLASS 4C President-joseph Shannon Vice-Pres.-joseph Egan Secretary--Norbert Zakrzewski Treasurer-john Williams CLASS 4D President-Thomas Blake Vice-Pres.--Robert Meade Secretary-William Ganey Treasurer-james O'Connell BUSINESS FRIENDS john W. Hartung 7007 S. Racine Ave. Abe. 9599 Rad. 9653 Helander Cr Godey 7906 S. Ashland Ave. 'Ste. 4484 Robert W. Kelly, Tax Consultant 8136 S. Ingleside Ave Rad. 7695 Kenny Brothers 5438 S. Halsted St. Bou. 0662 T. P. Kerrigan 5' Sons Funeral Directors 5516 S. Ashland Ave. Pro. 0031 Kiniqht Bros. 7759 S. Halsted St. Tri. 6210 LeFoldt C1 Lyons Qualitv Cleaning and Dyeing 8343 'S. Racine Ave Hud. 2442 6918 S. Wentworth Ave Hud. 4340 Matthew S. Malec, Real Estate 6913 S. Racine Ave. Hud. 5211 McDermott's Market 213 E. 79th St. Tri. 9028 Honest-loe-Mokry's Food Shop 8400 S. Manistee Ave. Sag. 8334 Rov P. Morrison 7925 S. Halsted St. Tri. 7200 Murry's Clothes 7847 S. Halsted St. Vin. 9594 W. Gerald Murphy, D.D.S. Mutual Radio 1001 W. 79th St. Abe. 8109 W. Bruckner Edmund P. O'Malley, Insurance 175 W. jackson Blvd. Wab. 2159 Paul's Swiss Chalet 10854 S. Western Ave. james Quinlan, Mortician 7949 S. Halsted St. Vin. 5000 Walter Quinlan, Funeral Directors 7831-33 S. Racine Ave. Tri. 7300-01 Rode' Sheehv 6' Sons 7605 S. Halsted Sf. Ste. 7700 South Shore Camera Exchange 1927 71st Street But. 8311 Edwin F. Sobol, Druggist 7200 SO. Racine Tri. 1770 Southwest Federal Savings Cr Loans Ass'n. of Chicago 6239 So. Ashland Avenue Pros. 1730 Striegel Pharmacy Inc., The Prescription Store 1101 W. 79th Street Vin. 7640 Wilt Electric Co. 7829-31 So. Racine Ave. Tri. 7520-21-22 Yinq Lee 1045 W. 79th St. Rad. 2044 Famous For Fine Foods Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Hagerty Mr. D. E. Sheehan Fred j. Steffens Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Sullivan Edmund j. Whalen Rev. George j. Wuender, Pastor of Sacred Heart CLASS 4E President-Stanislaus Laff Vice-Pres.-Robert Freeman Secretary-Charles George Treasurer-Daniel McClory CLASS 3E President-Robert Collins Vice-Pres.-Donald Sheehy Secretary-Robert McBride Treasurer--Dennis Taillon CLASS 4G President-Daniel McMahon Vice-Pres.-Frank McGuire 'Secretary-Thomas Henry Treasurer-john Healy CLASS 2D President-Earl Laing Vice-Pres.-Thomas Sullivan Secretary--james McLeod Treasurer-Richard Byrnes CLASS 1D CHOIR CLASS 1A President-Leo Lewis President-Roger O'NeiII Vice-Pres.-Thomas O'ConnelI Vice-Pres.-james McDonnell Secretary-Thomas Everling Secretary-Gerald Eastman Treasurer--james Breen Treasurer-james Wright Mr. and Mrs. F. Banicki Mr. G. A. Batten Mr. and Mrs. R. Benison W. Bistricky Maurice Blackman Bob's Men's Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Braze E. Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Burke Mary H. Burke john j. Berkery Charles L. Butler Mr. and Mrs. joseph Cachey Mr. C. Cain Casino - Cafe of Tomorrow E. C. Chartrand Mrs. Elizabeth Clancy Edward C. Clerihan Club Racine Coady's Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. john P. Coghlan Daniel j. Coman Conway jewelers Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Costello F. M. Crage, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cronin Mr. Gerald Daugherty Mr. john Daugherty and Family DePesa Family Clair j. DeFrew Leo Del Grosso Charles Detrick - Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. Drazba Mr. and Mrs. joseph Dryer Mr. and Mrs. P. H. DuBaIl Michael Dwyer Mrs. C. Each Ed. and joe's Food Shop Ellis Food Store Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Faley Mrs. james Forrest Robert E. Fruin, jr. Frank C. Gabele Emmett Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. M. j. Garey Arthur Gardin PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Gardner Mr. R. Goerg Margaret and john Gorman Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Grant Arthur R. Green Dr. and Mrs. P. D. Grimes Mr. William P. Grogan Dr. W. E. Guinea Rev. Bernard Guirsch Mr. Willard G. Hair Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. john j. Hayes james S. Healy Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hedges Mr. and Mrs. O. Heilmann Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Henry Mrs. C. Huels A W. K. Hyman joe's Barber Shop Louis jogmen Dr. joseph W. jun George Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kane Kareta's Bootery Shop Mrs. Marie Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Kelty Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Keough Mr. and Mrs. P. j. King Dr. L. A. Kitzman Mr. and Mrs. Korterdick Mr. and Mrs. james H. Kristof Charles j. Kucera Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Lagoni La-Mar Radio Service Lavelle Cleaners C. H. Lee Mr. and Mrs. William Loftus Mr. and Mrs. joseph Maier Vincent Marcheschi Mr. and Mrs. M. McGrail Harold McGrath Mr. and Mrs. M. j. McGrath Norman V. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Andrew j. McKenna McNally and Murphy Mr. and Mrs. W. j. McNally Mr. and Mrs. james McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McTigue Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Moran Mullen Brothers William Murray Mrs. Nessinger Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Newquist Normal Glass Co. T. Nulty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. james O'Connor O'Hanley, Mortician David C. O'Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olszak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'NeilI Mrs. j. Parlier K. Pavletic Perez Food Shop Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Peters Phil's Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pietsch Racz Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. john T. Ray Winifred Reid C. j. Riley Mr. and Mrs. john Rohan Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Schneck Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Schnick Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Schratz john A. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheehan Sheridan's Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Sheridan Mr. P. j. Smith Mr. William A. Spelz Henry A. Ta Frank j. Talbot, Sr. Mrs. Louise-F. Thurston Eleanor Tobin Mr. and Mrs. j. Tomisek Mr. and Mrs. F. Tumpane Mrs. Vana C. j. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb H. E. Windblad Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Woeltle Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ziltz Rev. Br. j. H. Vaughan, F.S.C.H., Principal Rev. Br. E. S. Daly, F.S.C.H., Vice-Principal Professor L. A. Doll, A.M., Registr Professor P. j. Allegretti, A.B. Professor R. j. Blide, A.B. al' Rev. Br. j. V. Birmingham, F.S.C.H. Rev. Br. P. B. Breen, F.S.C.H. Professor H. Burke, B.Sc. Professor j. j. Connelly, M. A. Rev. Br. P. B. Croke, F.S.C.H. Professor E. Dunworth, M.A. Professor j. Ci. Fahey, A.B. Rev. Br. L. A. Fellows, F.S.C.H. Rev. Br. F. R. Finch, F.S.C.H Rev. Br. L. C. Haley, F.S.C.H. Rev. Br. C. C. Hearn, F.S.C.H. Professor F. jenks, A.B. Acou, Alfred j., 4A Adams, Charles M., 4F Adams, john D., ZF Adler, james j., 4D Ahlert, Donald G., IF Ahlforth, Roger, ZA Albano, james F., 3C Albano, Richard j., 3C Alo, Olindo O., 4A Alloway, Thomas P., ZF Anderson, Horace j., ZK Anderson, Theodore D., IB Andre, Bernard K., IA Argento, Samuel j., IM Arvia, Alexander j., 4D Babuskow, Robert j., ZH Bagley, William M., 2F Baker, Donald j., SF' Baker, john F., 3A Ballack, john C., ZF Ballenger, Edward j., IM Banicki, Frederick F., 4B Barder, Ronald M., 3A Barnes, john F., ID Barowsky, Wilfred W., IF Barratt, Daniel A., ZK Barratt, john W., IA Barry, Edward j., IM Barry, Cullen P., ID Bartusch, john P., ZD Basko, Donald B., 4B Bastien, Thomas A., IK Batten, George E., 3A Battistoni, David P., ID Bauman, john E., IC Beaty, john W., ZA Beaudoin, Norbert j., 4A Beazley, Benjamin j., 4B Bedore, Frederick C., 4B Behrendt, Robert C., ZD Bentley, Herman W., ZH Benton, john A., 4E Bentson, Richard C., SB Berkery, john C., 3B Bernauer, Maxie G., IC Bertrand, Richard R., 3F Beuink, john H., 4B Billish, Richard E., 4D qaculiy fmlea: Professor S. R. Klonowski, A.B. Rev. Br. C. A. Murphy, F.S.C.H. Professor E. D. Napier, A.B. Rev. Br. O'DonnelI, F.S.C.H. Rev. Br. M. O. O'Hehir, F.S.C.H. Rev. Br. j. B. O'Keefe, F.S.C.H. Professor C. j. Pall, A.B. Rev. Br. C. Power, F.S.C.H. Rev. Br. P. M. Quinn, F.S.C.H. Professor j. W. Reinhardt, A.B. Professor C. A. Reinke, A.B. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Siucfenl' balm Bimrose, Frederick W., IE Blaeser, Frederick W., 3B Blaesing, jerome E., IA Blake, john E., IA Blake, Thomas R., 4D Boardman, john W., IA Boe, Thomas j., 3E Boland, Thomas j., 3F Bond, William j., 3G Bondi, Ronald R., IC Borich, Robert A. ZC Botich, john A., C Boyle, 'a Daniel E., ZB Bracken, Edward C., ZA Bradley, Charles j., 4D Brady, Brady, Brady, Daniel A., 4F john F., 3E Robert j., 4F Braze, Charles j., 4-E Breen, Brett, Brew, james G., ID William R., IM Richard j., 3F Broderick, john j., 3E Bruck, Francis C., IC Bryar, james E., ZK Buckley, William R., 2K Budil, Ronald, ZB Buechele, Donald j., IB Buechele, George S., 3D Burge, Francis j., IH Burgess, Donald, IC Burgess, George E., 4C Burgess, Richard E., ZF Bernard j., 4A Burke Burke: james j., 4F Burke, john j., 3C Burke, Michael F., IH Burke, Thomas F., 4F Burns, Edward j., ZA Burns, Francis j., 3A Burns, john E., IK Burns, Robert W., 3D Busane, Donald H., IB Busch, Francis T., IK Busch, Richard j., SH Butler, Paul E., 4B Byerwalter, joseph R., ZB Byrne, Richard j., ZD Byrne, William C., 4D . j. A. Shannon, F.S.C.H. . T. P. Treacy, F.S.C.H. . G. F. Wakeham, F.S.C.H . j. B. Walsh, F.S.C.H. . j. D. Walsh, F.S.C.H. Cachey, Felix j., 4C Cafferty, Robert F., IG Cain, Robert A., 3D Callaghan, Vincent P., I Callahan, john P., IF Callahan, Ronald E., ZD Callan, Raymond B., IK Calligan, Michael j., ZF Caplis, Raymond T., 4F Capodice, Robert j., IC Caraher, Arthur j., 4C Carden, Gerald T., 4B Carey, Donald F., IK Carmody, john P., 4B Carney, Robert W., IB Caron, William E., 3H Carroll, joseph H., 4G Carroll, Thomas j., ZH Casey, Richard L., 3C Casey, William W., ZF Cassidy, Emmett P., IM Cassidy, james j., 4F Catanzaro, Salvatore j., 4C Cavanaugh, Leo F., 3E Cheevers, john P., ID Chevrie, Charles F., IM Chonacki, Francis M., ZK Cinelli, Eugene F., IF. Clark, Richard T., IA Clark, Roger A., ZB Clarke, William E., 3G Cleary, john j., ZH A Clerkin, john j., ZB Clifford, Phillip M., IE Clinite, Richard R., IA Clonan, john j., 3C Coady, William R., ZK Coatar, john A., ZD Cogan, john B., 2F Coghlan, Donald j., 4C Coghlan, james L., ZB Coghlan, john P., 3A Cole, Donald M., 3H Collins, Bernard j., IE Collins, Edward E., 4D Collins, Gerard W., IF Collins, Michael F., 4A Collins, Robert E., 3C Collins, Ronald D., IB Collins, Thomas I., IC Coman, Combs, Conlin, Daniel P., 2B Harry M., ZA Guy I., 4D Connally, William M., ZC Connelly, Francis M., IC Connelly, Raymond I., lE Conners, William E., ZK Connolly, Iohn M., ID Connors, Iames W., IE Conroy, Thomas E., IF Conway, Gerald P., ZG Conway, Iames T., ZC Conway, Martin I., IE Cook, Thomas I., 3D Cook, William F., 4D Cooke, Cooney, Cooper, Iohn P., io Iohn M., IE Edward P., IA Coppe, Armand L., 4D Coe Robert G 3 E PP - -i Cosgrove, Robert E., IC Costello, Patrick H., ZB Costello, Thomas P., 3E Cotter, Henry I., 4G Coughlin, Donald W., IG Cox, Iames R., ZE Coyle, Edward B., 3A Coyne, Patrick I., 3A Crabb, David O., 3F Crage, Paul F., 2D Cralley, Eugene T., ZF Creen, Iames V., IM Cronin, Daniel L., IK Cronin, Godfrey E., 4F Cronin, Richard I., ZK Cronin, William T., IC Crotteau, Donald E., ZH Crowley Cullen, , Iohn I., 3D Francis L., ZF Cullinan, Daniel G., 3F Cullinan, Gerald P., 4F Culverwell, Paul I., IB Cummings, Ierome F., 4A Cummings, Iohn E., 4G Cummings, Walter D., 3D Cunningham, Edward I., IE Cunningham, Thomas P., ID Curran, Iames M., 2A Curran, Iohn C., 4F Curry, Donald R., ZK Daley, Iohn P., ZE Daley, William P., 4C Dalton, Emmett M., ID Daly,-William H., IK Daly, William I., ZH Daugherty, Gerald T., 3H Daugherty, Iohn W., 3B Davenport, Theodore P., 4E Daw, Patrick D., 4A Deacy, Daniel T., SH Deacy, Ierome M., IH DeBruyn, Ioseph P., 3A DeCeault, Clifford F., IG Deegan, Detley, DeFrew, Iohn I., ZF Ioseph E., 3A Clair I., 4E DeLacey, Iohn I., 3C Delaney, Donald R., 4C Delaney, Dwight F., ZH Delaney, Iohn F., 3G Dellorto, Iohn A., ZA DeMarais, Philip M., 3C Dempsey, George E., 4A Dempsey, George T., IM Denigan, Michael I., 3E Denison, William P., 4C DePesa, Iohn D., IK Deuerling, Richard B., 4F Devere ux, Iohn R., ZA Devine, Ioseph A., ZH Dewey, Donald M., 48 Diemer, William M., IA Dietz, Dillon, Ierome I., 3B Iames I., IC Dockery, Iohn I., ZH Dohert Dolak, Dolan, Dolan, y, Iohn P., IC George I., ZC Iames R., 3F Iohn F., 3G Dolmetsch, Robert E., 48 Donegan, David I., IH Donlan, Iohn F., ZB Donnelly, Iames M., ZC Donohue, Iames T., 2A Donohue, Thomas I., 3E Donovan, Charles I., ZC Donovan, Lawrence M., 4D Dopke, William A., ZB Dowling, Ioseph D., IC Downs, Ra mond E., 4A Y Doyle, David I., Doyle, Edward I., Doyle, Eugene I., Doyle, Francis I., Doyle, George P Doyle, Doyle, Ioseph L., Doyle, Patrick H., Doyle, Thomas I., Drazba, Hubert I., Drazba, Walter I., 4A ZG SF 4E ., ZH Gerald A., IG ZA ZD ZF IG 3A Dreyer, Robert I., 3B Driscoll, Cornelius I., 4C Druman, Raymond F., 3D Dryer, Robert I., ZB Dsida, Douglas L., IB DuBalI, Ralph A., IM DuBois, Francis R., ZH Ducey, Duffy, David T., 4A Roden R., ZE Dunlap, Iames R., IB Dunlap, William M., 4B Dunn, Thomas E., 4A Dunne, Arthur I., 3A Dunne, Christopher T., IF Dunne, Iames I., ZF Dunne, Robert L., IM Durkin, Donald I., ZH Durkin, Iames ZH Dwyer, Gerald E., ZA Dwyer, Richard F., 3E Dwyer, Dwyer, E ach, Earner, Thomas P., IC William I., ID Thomas C., ZC Eugene F., 2D Eastman, Iames I., IA Ebzery, Iames I., 4E Eckens Egan, tein, Iohn I., IH Donald G., ID Egan, Eugene P., 3H Ean ohn M ZB 8 . l -. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
