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

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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.

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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.

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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