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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

•sa S . Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Co nducted by the CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF IRELAND CO-EDITORS Robert P. Moroney Patrick F. Daly Faculty g Graduates ]5 Underclassmen 42 Activities 62 Athletics 94 i :- 2)cM icaiion U Br. T. B. Regan. Principal Wp, the Graduates of 1961, are honored and pleased to dedicate this edition of the Lion to our Principal, Reverend Brother T. B. Regan, in appreciation of the guidance and direction he has given to our lives. Brother Regan has ne cr ceased to apply himself to the betterment of Leo and its students. It is un- fortunate for the classes that follow us, that this is Brother Regan ' s final year as the capable director of Leo High School. It is our sincere wish that success will be with him always in his noble work as a Christian Brother of Ireland, in whatever capacity this work may place him. Inivf Leot Biotlur J. D. O ' Duyer on his Golden Jubilee as an Irish Christian Brother. Brother O ' Dwycr has been a member of the Leo faculty for nine years of the fifty years he has been with the order. Besides being the Leo Librarian, Brother teaches religion and is in charge of attendance records. ongyatulaiions io . . . tiatioiiol has nptf It is iin- final ytai at success Mr. L. D. Doll, our registrar, who is celcbiating his 25th year at I eo. A graduate of Loras College and Loyola University, Mr. Doll taught history at Leo for eight years and English for two years. He became Leo ' s registrar in 1945. Mm% ' lA rm v mmm ' m m %| t i The strength of any academic organization depends, for the most ]jart on its faculty. At Leo we arc fortunate to be under the tuition of an experienced and dedicated group of men. The spirit of co-operation. e ident e cn to the unpracticed eye of the student, results in a co-ordinated and smoothly operated .School. i Rev, Br. T. B. Regan Principal My Dear Graduates; You arc in the vigorous springtime of your li (s, a time when your ideals are still fresh and untainted, a time of igorous giowtii when you are preparing to blossom lorth into the realizations of your fond ho]K ' s and ambition.. Only too often the late spring frosts of sloth, lust, irresponsibility and lack of will power nip the plant even before the carlieit hopes are realized. Then too others haxing blossomed forth into flowers of success, are scared by the pursuit of false principles and teachings before the fruit of success is fully ripened. Dear graduates, your early years have been spent in the garden of Claiholic culture, bathed in the sim;hine of God ' s grace and refreshed by the air and tiie rain of His life-giving sacraments. Like the light-giving stars your Catholic ideals point the way to everlasting success. In such surrounding, you, without fail, will blo.ssom into loyal, patriotic, successful citizens of this world and bear good fruit, becoming the likeness of your Creator, vour eternal reward. Your Iruit shall remain forever. Dear graduates, farewell. May God and His hoK Mother be with you always. Sincerely yoius, 4 anil Inistration . . ;qi) BR T C. COLLINS ' iic Piinciuiil MR I, A DOLL Rrglstrar ■ MRS W I PHILLIPS Srirct;iry BR. E. T. BEYER Religion, History Moderator of Social Activities of 1961 t BLIDE BR I C. FIWERl Rrlision, History Athletic Director , 4-acitit j i UiiJl MR R. S. HANLON Physical Education Assistant Coach MR. W. P. HESSION English Frosh-Soph Football, Basketball i BR. C. B. IRWIN Religion. Mathematics Swimming Moderator of 1961 jl.K. PP KR I D MA.NMNC Rdision, English Oriole Moderator BR c:. n Mil. MR RcliRion, Chcniistr) ' Science Club Moderator 7. aculivj BR. P. D. McCORMACK Religion, Bookkeeping Religious Activities BR. j. n. OD V l ' .R Religion Librarian KR. V P. (VKF.EI ' E Religion, Spanish Glee Club Moderator BR. .]. B. W AI.SII Rclision. Physics IS j repctrcd p ' cpaiW ' J ' acc th c -J- 1 1 ii I vc The ffiacluatcs of 1961 loavo Leo provided vvitii the means to aiciuire wisdom. As they journey into the world and take their places in society, some of this class will attend college, others will immediately seek their for- tunes in the business world, while the chosen few will heed tiie call to a life dedicated to the work of Christ. Reijardless of the road they choose to follow, Leo men will be distinguished throughout their lives by an indefinable quality — an invisible stamp which will set them apart from other men. JAMES E. AHXER St. Felicitns Glee Club 1; Bowling 4. TI 10TH • J. BARRY .S ' Sabina Class Officer 1. 2. 4. ' C WILLIAM BERGDOI.LD S:. Cnbnel JOSEPH J. BERTL ' CXU Sninis Peter and Paul Class Officer 3. JAMES M. ALFRED . Snhina Class Officer 2; Elocution 2. terrenc;e m. barmcle St. Francis DePaula Honor Roll 1, 2; Student Aid 2, 4. THOMAS P. BLASGEN Vi. .itation Tennis 3, 4; (Captain 4). RAYMOND BLAZYS Nativity B.V.M. PATRICK M. BRADY St. Thomas Afore Lion 3. IREDERICK M. BRAIMAN St. Mary Magdalene Band 3, 1. i I BEHTUCCI I ' nihil mi. ROBERT A. BRIZZOLARA St. Franc:.! DePnula C:lass Offircr 4: Football 1, : 3. -1; Wrestling 1. 2. MATTHEW S. MICHAEL G. BLSSE JOHN T. BYRNE BL ' CZKIEWICZ Visitation St. Christina Assvmption R.V.M. Class Officir 2. 3. 4; I.ion 1: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Dance Honor Roll 2: Gk-c C:lub 1. Oriole 4: Skating Coinniiltcc i; Conimittrc 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4. Wrestling 2. JOHN C. CAIN St. Bride Class Officer I: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling 1. 2, JAMES C. CAl.ZARETTA St. Brendan Football 2. LAWRENCE J- BRODV St. Albert the (heat Class Officer 4; Track I. PATRICK NL BROGAN St. Leo Golf 4. RONALD S. BUC:IAK St. Symphorosa W 11,1.1AM V. HI RKF, St. liede C:lass Officer 4. BERNARD R. CLARK Our Lady of the Sea Class Officer 1 ; Student Aid 4: Science Club 3, 4; Swimming 1. RONALD J. COLEMAN Nativity of Our Lord Lion 4; Oriole 4; Track T ' JAMES J. CONLON St. Laurence Class Officer 2, 4; Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 ; Basketball 1 ; Swimmins; 1 ; Wrestling 2; Cheerleader 4. SS ' .  . 9 JOHN F. CONNORS St. Leo Class Officer 2; Track 1. DAVID COOKE St. Felicitas Class Officer 1: Track 1, 2, 3,, 4 ; Swimming 4. JAMES J. COYLE St. Sabina Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1. THOMAS J. CARROLL St. Kilian MICHAEL J. CASEY Viiitation Class Officer 2. PATRICK P. COLLINS St. Sabina Cass Officer 2. WILLIAM J. CONNELLY St. Sabina Ooll 2; Tennis 3. EUGENE P. CURRAX St. Sabina THOMAS A. DOCKUS St. Justin Martyr Track 1, 2. WILLIAM G. DOEDEX Sacred Heart Science Club 4; Track 4. A DANIEL DOHERTY St. Bride Elocution 1 ; Skating Committee 4. JOHN E. DALEY St. Ann Class Officer 1. 2. 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Swimming 3; Wrestling 1, 2. ARTHUR C. DALY St. Sabina Class Officer 4; Band 1, 2, , 4; Swimming 1; Wrestling 1, 2. PATRICK F. DALY St. Sabina Lion 4; (Co-Editor 4); Oriole 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Dance Committee 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Wrestling 2. ANTHONY J. DiCOLA Visitation Class Officer 1 ; Glee Cluo I, 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 4. J. LAWRENCE DeLUCIA St. Francis DePavla Class Officer 2; Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club Officer 1 Drama Club 4; Bowling 1. JAMES R. DiVITTORIO Sacred Heart Football I ; Wrestling 2. -- MICHAEL A. DOLAN St. Leo WILLIAM P. St. Brendan JAMES J. DOYLE St. Kilian JAMES B. DUNNING St. Theodore l-RANCIS V. DOLAN St. Sabina Studnit Aid 4; Srienre Club 4: Band L 2, 3, 4; Oriole 3, 4. JAMES M. DORE St. Ju ' tin Martyr Class Officer 2 ; Promoter Lea- gue of the Sacred Heart 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 3; Wrestling 1, 2. KENNETH R. EBERLY I.tllle I ' loiver JAMES M. ECAN it. John the Baptist Class Officer 1, 3, 4. KENNETH A. ENGEL St. Nicholas Tolentinc 1 ' ATRK:K J. ENGLISH St. Sal) in a Golf 1; Swimming 1, 2. JAMES M. FARRELL RIC;1IARD A FARRITDR JAMES P. FINAN THOMAS E. FORRER .S (. r wnuii More St. Ktliaii Si. Barnabas ' ' Flower Class Officer 1.2; Student AiJ . Officer 1. Class Officer 3; Track 2, 3. 4. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Cheerleader 4. STEPHEN A. FUSTING St. Adrian Class Officer 4. ANDREW G. GAIZIUNAS Nativity B.V.M. Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4; Golf 2. WILLIAM E. ENRIGHF St. Denis RONALD T. FASSL St. Thomas More Football 1. lOILN R. FOERTSCH St. .iut:uaine Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM M FISH St. Bernadette l R VICTOR A. GIEDRAITIS Nativity B.V.M. Student Aid 4; Bowling 1; Golf 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL E. GRANFIELD St. Thomas More Lion 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4. PAUL E. GREENAVVALT Si. Sabina Class Officer 3; Basketball 1 Stud.nt Aid 3; Science Club t; LOUIS C. GUGLIUZZA Visitation 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 4. ALBERT VV. GUSTAFSON Sacred Heart Class Officer 2, 3. THOMAS E. MARTNEY St. Thomas More Lion 3. 4: Oriole 4: Glee Club 4 ; Dance Committee 4. EDWARD T. GAVNOR St. Kiltan JOHN V. GUIFFRE St. Leo TAMES K. HAYES .S(. Albert the Great Bowling 2, 3, 4. JOHN R. HEALY I ' isitalion ( lass Officer 3: Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3. 4: Skating Committee 4: Football 3, 4; Golf 1, 2. CVRII. M. HOR ATH Assumption B.V.M. D.WID G. IIOFIMWN St. Helena of the Cross Class Officer 2. ROBERT F. nrDF.K Aisyni jlton B.l ' .Af. ROBKRT E. HYNES St. Kilian ROBERT P. HENDRY St. Sabina Promoter Lcaeiuc of the Sacred Heart 4; Oriole 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. HOFBAL ER St. Kilian Football 1 ; Wrestling ' 2. EDWARD I. HOSTY Visitation Class Officer 2. 4; Baskitb.ill 2 ; Football 1.2; Track 1 ; Wrestling 1, 2. JOHN R. HOWARD Little Flower Class Officer 1 ; Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Golf 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. ROBERT W. HUGHES Our Lady of Peace Cross Country 2. 3, 4; (Cv- Captain 4) ; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; (Co-Captain 4); Football 1. THOMAS A. HUGHES St. Margaret of Scotland Band I. 2, 3. 4; (Officer 4). tA H ' O ' RICHARD W lAXES KENNETH 1. lOHNSON St. Kilian Visilnlion lAMES P. KANE Visitation Track 2. EDWARD I KILLEEN St. Leo DA ID lAKUBOWSKI St. Maty Afag lalene Class Officer 1. I. PATRK;K JOHNSON St. Barnabas Class Officer 4; Football 1. 4; Wrestling 1, 2. THOMAS I. JUSTIC St. Sahina Class Officer 2, 3: Barrel 1, 2. ;i, 4; Band Officer 4. lOHN T. KEATING St. Leo Dance Committee 4: Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. BRENDAN H. KENNEDY I ' isitation Class Officer 4. MARTIN A. KI.EEFISCH .V (. Peter and Pan] Class Officer 1 : Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2 S. 1 ; Elo ution 2, 3; Wrestliin r RUSSELL C. KOOP Visitation Oriole 3. 4: Skatins: Committee 4; BowliiiR 4 ; Track . KENNETH R. KOWALEWSKI Si- Daniel the Prophet C:lass Officer 1 ; Sodality 1. 2. 3, 4; Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3; Cisca 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2. TAMES B. KOZLOWSKI DAVID V. KRUG Immaculate Conception Our Lady of Peace Cass Officer 1: Student Aid Glee Club 1; Golf 1, 2. 3, 4 ; 4 : Science Club 4 : Lion 4 : Wrestling 2. Oriole 3, 4; Wrestling 2. PETER J. LARMOX St. Leo Student Aid 4 ; Science C:!ul 4 ; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2. JAMES P. LAWLER St. KHian RICHARD T KNEPPER St. Nicholas JOSEPH I. KOCH Holy Redeemer Bowling 4. TAMES P. LARKIN Sacred Heart Football Manager, Basketball 2. CHARLES A. LAZZARA St. Kilian Class Officer 1.2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2. BERNARD W. McCABE R. MICHAEL McCABE JOHN M. McCARTHY Our Lady of Peace St. Sabina St. Kilian Class Officer 2; Football 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2; Promoter ' Class Officer 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. League of the Sacred Heart 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. 2; Student Aid 3; Lion 4; Oriole 2. 3, 4; Bowling 2; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 2. THOMAS F. McGI EV Queen of the Universe Glee Club 1. DENNIS C. McGLADE St. Ethelreda Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT I. McGONAGLE St. Adrian Lion 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; (Co-Captain 4). ROBERT P. LYONS St. Juslin BERNARD E. McALINDEN Sacred Heart Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1. MICHAEL C. McDERMOTT St. Leo JOHN R. McDONOUGH Visitation Bowling 2, 3, 4. ' i HUGH McGOURTY CHARLES H. MrMURRAY SL Thomas More Visitation Swimming I, 2, 3, 4; (Co- Bowling 3, Track 1. Captain 4 ) . PATRICK J MrNALLY Queen o Mnrtyrs THOMAS A. MADDEX Our Lady of Peace Baskrtball 2. SEAN P. McGUAN St. Thomas More Class Officer I. 3. 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4: Sodality Vice-Prefect 4; Student Aid 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Band President 4; Science Club 4. KENNETH McINNES Visitation Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ; Wrestling 1,2. JOHN P. McWALTER St. Sabina Class Officer 3; Student Aid 3, 4. RICHARD J. MAHER St. Sabina Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Aid 2, 4: Science Club 4; Oriole 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4. JAMES R. MALLON St. Nicholas Tolentine Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I ; Wrestling 1, 2. JOHN E. MALONEY St. Cajetan Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. PATRICK H. MALOXEY Our Lady of Peace Science Club 4. TED A. MAROLEWSKI St. Broniilaia Student Aid 3. DONALD A. MASTRO Little Flower Class Officer 1, 2, 4. LEONARD E. MILLER Holy Redeemer Class Offic r 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL W. MANNING St. Kilwn Si ience Club 4 : Swimming 4 ; Golf 2, 3, 4. PAUL .1, MARONEY Our Lady of Peace Sodality 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Foot- ball 1, 2; Wrestling 2. wlA GERALD R. MAY jHfiK Visitation .. jH B Class Officer 1, 2; Bowling I fprlw 2: Cross Country 1, 3. ALBIN A. MAZIARZ ' ■ ' y Assumption B.V.M. ' 7 f Footba ' l I; Wrestling 1, 2. y. JAMES E. MEENAN Little Flotver Class Officer 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. GERALD E. MICHALSKI .V(. Mary Magdalene Bowling 3. 4; Honor Roll 3; Oriole 3, 4. ROBERT P. MORONEV St. Kilian Cisra 3, 4; Lion 3. A: (Co- Editor 4) ; Oriole 3, 4, Wrestling 2. THOMAS B. MORRISSEY St. Brendan Bowling 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 4; Golf 2; Wrestling 1, 2. ROBERT S MUELLER St. Thoinns Moie Golf 2, 3, 4. GEORGE K. MUELLNER St. Thomas More Student Aid 4: Lion 4: Orio ' .e 4: Srienee Club 3, 4; Library 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1.2, 3. RICHARD W. MLNNO St. Francis DePaula Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; (Claptain 4). THOMAS A. MUXNO St. Francis DePaula Basketball 1, 2: Track 1. RAYMOND I MILLER St. Raphael GEORGE M. MILLERICK St. Leo DONALD L MORIARTV Visitation PATRICK R. MORIARTV St. Joachim Tennis 2; Wrestling 1. r y ' l I - ..) JOSEPH B. MURRAY WILLIAM P. MUTZBAUER Our Lady of Peace g( lustin Promoter League of the Sacnd Heart 1, 2; Science Club 4. JAMES M. NASH Si. Adrian fi JAMES R. NICKEL St. Margaret of Scotland Sodality 3. 4; Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3: Cisca 3. 4: Lion 1.2: Oriole 1. 2. 3. 4; (Editor 4) : Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; (Officer 4). WILLIAM R. NOVICK Nalirltv B.V.M. Cl. ' ss Officer 3: Bowling 1, 3, !; Golf 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH P. OCONNELL St. Helena Cheerleader 4 ; Tennis 4. JOHN P. MURPHY Little Flower Bowline; 1, 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2 JOSEPH M. MURPHY . •■ . Leo MICHAEL J. MURPHY St. Laurence Gle, ' Club 1, 2. THOMAS J. Ml TH St. Brendan l DA ID I. O ' DONNEI.L Si. Leo JAMES M. OLEARV Si. Kilian IOH. [. OMALI.EY ' isil(ilion JOSEPH V OXEILL Si. Bcde CMnss Offiiri A : Library ROBERT E. O ' DON.NELI. Si. Clolilde Wrcstlins 2. DENNIS F. OGORZALV St. Mary Mngdalene Student Aid 3: Bnskeibnll 1; JOHN I. OEEARV St. Leo Skatin? C onimittiM- 4 ; Cross Country 3. 4: Tra.k 2, 3. 4; Bowling 3. THOMAS J- OMALEEV St. Adrian Class Officer 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; VVn-stlinR 1, 2. JOHN F. ORMSBV St. Thomas More Stu ' dont Aid 3, 4; Golf 1. 2, 3. 4; Bowline; 1; VVrestlins; 2; Cheerleader I. ALAN R. OWENS Little Flower Bowling L 2. 3, 4: (See. 4) : Tennis 2, 3, 4. % : WILLIAN B. OWENS St. Kilian Class Officer 4. FRED T. PATTERSON St. Felicitas Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library 2. MICHAEL G. PETERSEN St. Francis DePaula Bowling I. lAMES L. PFEIFFER St. Leo Basketball 1, 2- C:ARL M. PETERSON St. Francis DePaula Student Aid 4: Oriole 3, 4; Library I; Bowline; 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. ROBERT G. PETERSON Little Flower Honor Roll 4: Oriole 3, 4: Science Club 4 ; Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4. LAMES H. PHELAN St. Brendan t:iass Officer 4; Football I, 2, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. lOHN f. PRENDERGAST St. Leo Class Officer 3; Golf 4; Bow- ling 1. GEORGE R. PRATL St. John the Baptist (;lee Club 4. TERENCE V. PAGE St. Leo Class Officer 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3; Golf 2, 3, 4. ROBERT H. QUINN Our Lady of Peace Glee Club 1, 4; Tennis I. 2: Wrestling 2. EDWARD E. RADZIK Assu-7nption of B.V.M. Glee Club 1. THOMAS O. RIEMER St. Leo Oriole 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club Pres. 4: Dance Committee 4; Track 1. BRIAN K RIORDAX St. Leo Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Class Officer 3. 4: Student Aid 3, 4; Oriole 3. 4; Science Club 4. JOHN T. ROMANE St. Nicholas of Tolentine Class Officer 3; Oriole 3: Library 2 ; Skating Committe 4. HARRY J. ROACH St. Laurence C. ROBERT PULASKI St. John of God DANIEL P. RAFFERTY St. Sabina RICHARD K. REILLY St. Sabina Class Officer 3. ROBERT E. REIMER St. Laurence Swimming 2, 3, 4: (Co- Captain 4). EDWARD T. RUSSELL Sacred Heart JOHN J. SADLER St. Kilian WILIJAM C. RYAN St. Brendan KENNETH E. SANDS Our Lady of Hungary KILLIAM P Class Officer 1. 2. 4; Dance Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Football Class Officer 3; Football 1. 2. Proniotor LiaRuc of the Sacred Committee 4: Cross Country 1,. 1. 2, 3, 4; (Co-Captain 4) ; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; (Co-Captain 4). 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 1, 2. Heart 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. BERNARD ]. SCHOFIELD Visitation Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. SCHWELLENBACH St. Sabina Lion 3; Oriole 3, 4; Science Club 4. JOSEPH J. ROMANE St. Nicholas of Tolentine JOHN W. RYAN St. Thomas More Student Aid 4; Lion 4. MARTIN W. SCANLAN Our Lady of Loretto DANIEL J. SCHAEFER St. Margaret of Scotland Bowling 1, 2. WILLIAM R. SEBASTIAN St. Rita URBAN B SENGER St. .Aufiuitine Skatina; Committer 1 ; Tent 1, 2, 3. DENNIS M. SHANN(X |. WILLIAM SHERRY Visitation St. Sabina Band 1, 2. 3. JOHN H. SCOTT St. Gabriel Lion 4; Oriolr t; Track 1. EDWARD S. SEPER St. Sabina Band I. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD F. SHAY Christ the Kin Promoter League of the Saered Heart 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4. WILLIAM V. SKRANDZILS Nnti-Aty B.V.M. Football 1, 2. 3, 1; Wnsllini; 1, 2. c:hris g. skourlis St. Leo Band 4: Basketball 1,2; Tr.i ANTHONY ' D. SPALLA St. Kilian Class Offieer 1, 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. H. THOMAS STOECKER RONALD H. SOSNOWSKI St. Ethelreda St. Bride Promoter Leatjup of the Sacred Class Officer 4 : Glee Club I Heart 2, 3; Bowling 4. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club Librarian 4 TERENCE j. SULLIVAN Visitation Oriole 3, 4. JAMES G. SULLIVAN Seven Holy Founders Track 1. WILLIAM I. STANTON Little Flower Glee Club I, 2. 3; Skating Committee 4; Library 2; Cross Country 1. THOMAS J. STACK St. Sabina Honor Roll 2; Class Officer 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; (Captain 4). JOHN H. STEFAN Our Lady of Peace Honor Roll 1,2; Class Officer I. 2. 3; Science Club 4; Basketball 2, 3. EDWARD J. STEVENS St. Leo Dance Committee 4 ; Football 1. 2: Swimmini 2: Wrestling I. 2. STANLEY A. STRZELECKI .St. Sabina Oriole 3. 4; Science Club 4; Bowling I. 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, RONALD H. SUPER .Si. .Sabina Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2; Lion 4; Oriole 1, 2. 3, 4. 1  «vr lAMF.S P. SZYMANSKI Immficulate Conception Stiidrnt Aid 3: Wrestling 1, Track 3. ROGER D. TAFT St. Bede Class Officer 2 ; Drama CUib 3 ; Elocution 1, 2, 3; Lion 4; Oriole 3, 4; Library 2. JAMES M. THOMPSON St. Theodore Football Manager 2. 3; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4; (Co-Captain). DENMS I. VANCE St. Leo Class Officer 2, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 1, 2. MARSHALL C. VanHELSLAND St. Philip Neri Class Officer 3 ; Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 ; Student Aid 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4. ALBERT E. VEITH St. Nicholas of Tolentine Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Prefect of Sodality 4. lOHN R. THOMAS St. Dennis ROBERT M. TOMASZEWSKI Immaculate Conception TAMES P. TUNNEY Sacred Heart Class Officer 1, 2. LOUIS F. TLREK St. Dennis V T MICHAEL F. WALL Sacred Heait Skating Committee 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Bowlins 1, 3. 4. - f WALTER P. WADE St. Raphael Glee Club L 2. 3. 4; Bask. tb.. II 1, 2; Cross Country 2. EDWARD P. WEBER Christ the Kirti; OUc Club 4; Lion 4. DANIEL P. WALSH Little Flower Bowlins 1. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. WARD St. Leo Class Officer 1. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. WALSH Little Flower lOUX J. WALSH Lillle Flower Swliiiniiiii; 1. MATTHEW F, VE(; F.R .S7. Btnil ifstlins -. T - j DOVALD V WODARK St. Sabma Trnnis 1, 2. MICHAEL F. VOLNC Si. Kilian Football 2. PAUL J. WELSH St. Helena of the Cross Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Studi-nt Aid 3, 4; GUi- Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4; Oriole 3, 4; Bovvlin!; 2, 3, 4. HARRY L WILSON St. Leo Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Band Officer 4; Dance Committee 4; Bow- ling 1, 2, 3; Track 3. 1 THOMAS 1. YCRNO St. Brendan Class Officer 2. 3: Football 1. 2. 3, 4; (Captain 4) ; Wrcstline; I, 2. jf n j-oitr nort L ccirs In his pursuit of knowledge, the typical Leo undergiaduate has recoursf several times each day to the one portion of the school which is peculiarly his own — his locker. As time advances, the confusion symboli ed by this scene will gradually give place to order. The information now stored in lockers will become a part of the de eloping Leo man. iMi ' - L) y CCCniC Vlc n Uindcrclass f rcsldents . . . m ji It mors STANDING; D. Kenn, civ, F. Popolo. .]. Hal- per, P. Stoffey. SEATED: C. Dalton, R. Mattis. T. Kelly. K opho niores STANDING: P. Bnnnan, W. Conlon. B. De Tinco, T. Nolan, B. A.shr. SEATED: F. NclliRan, D. Fitzgerald, H. Ruban. m '  ' ' !iiniiiipiiiiiin.i.i.fr ■j-yesn i ' t cn STANDING; R. Young, M. Bol.soni, B. While, |. Reilly, J. Biihl, T. Gibbons, W. OSuUivan. SE. TED: M. Glcason, G. Munno, R. I.of- tus, I. RigRrnbach, T. Durkin. 3 ]■ Dow - FIRST ROW: R. Blatklin, L. Bak. R. B.iuor. P. Becker. P. Carollo, A. Cook. SECXl.XD ROW; D. Dillon. M. Fagan. R Frcy, R. Gibbons. R. Hannon. E. Hopkinson. THIRD ROW: J. [amison. |. yohnson. W. Knapizyk. J. I.enihan. M. Lux, j. Mc.Nirho ' as. FOURTH ROW: CMastro, R. Mattis. J. Matusik. M Mikula. . Moriaiity. E. Moriarity. FIFTH ROW: ]. Morrison. M. Nemtusak. J. O ' Connell. . ODonncll. R Penn. T. Ramski. SIXTH ROW: C. Renfro. J. Shanky, J. Skodon. j. Stark. FIRST ROW: B. Amar. M. Barry. E. Bauernfrrund, E. Bitten. P. Bourk.-. ]. Carroll. SECOND ROW : A. Collins. O. Dcmpsry. C. Dcsch. R. Earlry. M. Fi.skp. ]. Gibbons. THIRD ROW: R. Gibbons, M. Ilko. M. [oidan. T. KpIIv. M. Kobar. 1. Kurland. FOURTH ROW: P. McAllister. E. Monahan. L. Mordis, ]. Ncalis. T. Noel. ]. O ' Hara. FIFTH ROW: J. Prendirgast, E. Prico. G. Rafferty, R. Reitmaier, W Stcnzcl I Stuart. SIXTH ROW: B. Sugrue, ]. Tadin, T. Ward. E. Whalcn. c a s s 3S n T. Ba ' dwin, P. Benncr, j. Bishop, W. Borbas. J. Ceretto, D. Conway. T. Cranston. [. Fic cl. W. Horon. E. June. W. Kecnan. .(. Logue. I. McCormitk. P. McCusker. E. Mrlody. J. Niemicc, R. Nowak. A. Ogar. FOURTH ROW: G. Olson, K. Pellititr, R. Pound, J. Prinz, D. Royhl, ]. Shay. FIFTH ROW: R. Smith, R. Spaeth, A Spalla, P. Stoffcy, W. Swidcrski. M. Wah ' goia. R. Walsh, K. VVcsterkamp, R. Mulcahy. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW SIXTH ROW .ABSENT: t : f 30 a s s % ' TV A ' c a s s 32 FIRST ROW: G. Cany, J. Carollo. R. Chapman. T. Fisher, I. Flynn, . Gall SECOND ROW: M, Gallo, j, Habirkorn, R, Hurley, W. later. T, Karr, J. Kelly, THIRD ROW: K. Lannin.i;, L. La Poorta, J, Lucy, R, McCabe, T. McCarthy, D. Mc- Connack, FOURTH ROW: T. Mrtlormirk, ]. MeGowan, W. Matejka. B, Mattis, E, Meehan, R Moore FIFTH ROW: E. Murphy, D, O ' Connell, [, O ' Mallev, D. Packhciser, F. Popolo, R, Reean. SIXTH ROW: M Rielly. ]. Starkus, W, Waener. ABSENT: J. Halloran, ' t FIRST ROW: M. Barnicle. M. Btrry. P. Bvrnc, P. Callahan. C. Dalton. R. Davis. SF.CO.XD ROW: W. Doherty. R. Dore, R. Feltz, D. Fitz.aicrald. F. Gilhooly. R. Hallbrrg. THIRD ROW: I. Hav. T. lovre. W. Jovce. M. MrLauehlin. N. MrNamaia. M. Malpili. FO URTH ROW: H. Mfycr, D. Mulcahy. J. Nonis. L. Olson. T. OMcara. I. O ' N.il. FIFTH ROW: G. Pappas, L. Peterson. E. Popovits, P. Rattls:an. ]. Stoffey. V. WLsiiiewski. SIXTH ROW: W. Zimmerman. FIRST ROW: R. Anderson, C Bednarski. T. Boeumil, A, Brieiando, R. Brown, R. Buchler. SECOND ROW: J. Byrne. M. Colin, M. Collins, P. Cunninnham, R. Galliano. J. Greene. THIRD ROW: j. Halpcr, ]. Hard, M. Kacka, G. Kalavitis, G. Levin;;. D. Lozeau. FOURTH ROW: R Lynn, J. McDonnell, T. McManmon, E. Manzke, N. Miketinac, G. Mulrahy. FIFTH ROW: J. O ' Neill, R. O ' Neill, E. O ' SuIlivan, W. Schultz, W. Stack, J. Sweeney. c a s 37 I . ,,,,,, .,, T. Allman. K. Bawokk, M. Colbert, W. Condon, D. Devinc, J. Don. SECOND ROW: .1. Donovan. J. Dowling, P. Fee, R. Fettig, R. Gartland. ET. Healy FIRST ROW: igarra. THIRD ROW: G. Heckman. ' M. Ivors, R. Johnson, R. Kankus, J. Krlly. D. Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: E. Kennedy. . Kloiber. J. McDonald. ]. Mahoney. R. Maslinski. T. Nickel. FIFTH ROW: N. Novak, E. O ' Neill. E. Piotrowski. R. Poncinic. E. Rave. S. Siorek. SIXTH ROW: M. Wasielcwski, R. Weber, G. Zander. Q rs P3I fW| fM| • ! C a s s 2 1i)l ROW: II Malpeli, J. Venckus, I. Gaynor, R. Boharic, E. McAuliffr, I. O ' Boylc, S. Reilly, R. Marks, W. Fcrrhland. D. Barshis, T- Driscoll. THIRD ROW: T. Burke, R. Forrer. G. McConaghy, R. Kennedy, L. Krusr, P. Ford. D. Fitzsierald. . J. McTigue. T. Dohcrty, D. Amann. SECOND ROW: R. Jcvicks, E. G.ancy. R Flyn.n, K. Emerson, R. Landry, j. Maday, H. Roberts. M. Dominy. D. Madia. FRONT ROW: T. Kuckertz, J. Farnan, P. Kobkski, B. Thiol, L. Kelly, W, Lcbbin, J. Strom. 2S TOP ROW: R. Lnmare. M. Martin. D. Compton, T. Sands. D. Schnellc. J. Schofield, B. DeTinco. R. Delaniy. P. GUason, M. Casey, G. Sauser. THIRD ROW: M. Halpin, W. Walsh, T. Edgewodth, T. Conley, C. Murray, . Urbanski, P. Martin, W. Tafel. SECOND ROW: C. Schanabergcr. D. Babcock, K. O ' Leary, M. Harri,c;an, R. Kerpec, P. KiUy, R. Kratzi-r. J- Coleman, B. Humphrey. FRONT ROW: J. English, K. Previti, K. Parise, R. Witkowski, R. Davis, J Rhoads, R. Healy. TOI ' ROW: K. Leigh. C. Wisnitwski. B. Fitzgerald, T. Mullins R. Mrozek, B. Conlon. D. Sapicnza, E. Carroll. B. Smith. M. Thompson. THIRD ROW: S. Connolly. G. Hendry. R. Nedved, E. Mierzwa, B. Hoglund. ]. Chaplin, H. Smith. T. Donnellan, ]. Wagner. ]. Walsh. SECOND ROW; D. Page. K. PhiUipps, R ' . Kijewski, J. Dunn, j. Burgess, J. Bishop, A. ' King. T. Regan, J. Jennings. FRONT ROW: John De La Mar, G. Shields, P. Monahan. J. Johnson, E. Pollack, D. Bliss. D. Walton. 2(Z TOP ROW: E. Beazley. M. Sobyra. P. Melnerney. R. Flynn. J. Kerrigan, L. Narish, J. Smenos, J. Sepesi, J. Carroll. M. Cavanaugh. THIRD ROW: I. Guinane, P. Maciukas, T. McGowan. P. MrDonald. J. Mcintosh. T. McHale. W. Flatlcy, F. Nelligan, J. Chomiak, P. Nash. SECOND ROW: P. Dillon, R. Madsen. M. Barry. }. Cunningham, M. Darrah, W. Pur- ciarello. W ' . McCormick, T. Hatfield. FRONT ROW: C. Helzing. A. Vuillaume, R. Pope, D. Serpico, T Hoffman P. Balsamo. R F.nrel), 2 2 £ TOP ROW: F. Brniutt, 1. Boivnn. T. McCcttiick, [. B.inv. I. l[.lllni .lIl, |. Cl.iplix L. Petkun. R. Rachan. V. Kiefer. THIRD ROW: T. Finn, R. Kunile, D. Murphy, M. Grain, M Thclin, W. Warnn, P. Kowal, J. McCarthy, J. Coakky. SEC:ONn ROW: G. Jackson, J. Murray, R. Orclik, A. Lloyd, B. Ashe, R. Unibach, D. Manzkc, R. Hughes. FRONT ROW: R. Hyland. C. Konrath. R. Kwasny. F. Kliniczak. T. MiCarthv. R Lukas, L, Engelbrccht. 27 TOP ROW: R. Culktt, G. O ' Donnell, R. McDowell, T. Palniisanio. W. ODonnell, A. Mickels, R. Graevor, A. Maciaszek, M. Callahan, ,]. Hurley. THIRD ROW: D. Bogner, R. Jennings, F. Carroccio, J. Ruaiie, T. Uolan, M. Jczieiski, P. Brennan, B. Kernaghan. SECOND ROW: T- O ' Mallev. D. Murphy, V. Gugliuzza. I. Carroll, T Dragan, T. OShia. T. Hardin, J. Pintaro. FRONT ROW; M. Triska. S. Jodzowski, M. Gonir , M. Johnson. R. Kroll. ]. Ba il. 1) I ' rawlcy. THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: J. Cahill. T. Nolan. D. Oburhina. ]. Bri;l K. Jo ' ifs. D. tlineyla, J. Cliisinmno, B. M.ncr. 1. W.iWi J. Dunne, C. Callaghan, J. Riordan. T. Brunnan, J. Miller, T. O ' Connt-ll. f R. Curran, D. O ' Lcarv. I - P McOrral, K. Kane. R. Saitauskv. R. Rak. E. Scluib. B. Kletz. S. Haven. X V-- K. Eniiyht. D. Stei;lich, K. K. LrWald, W. Wi islu, I, Nau.uliton, R. S E. Mushinsky. TOP ROW- C. Evans. B. Worinuth. L. MiElheienr. P. O ' Mal ' ev. E. I.aiib.r. I. Scalrtta. E. Rinc. J. Steed H. Ruban. P. . danis. THIRD ROW: B. Heskin. E. Panus, K. Wolfe. .|. Cotter, P. Sinek, L. Onsky. D. Phelan, B. Vebcr, B. Rubin, J. Surane. SECOND ROW: E. Loftus, D. Winiccki, J. Stachlcr, S. Czapla, G. Watson, R. Swanson. L. Regan, T. Shannon. FRONT ROW: D. Milula, C. Calzaretta, B. Beers, S. Lino, R. Bazan, P. Nitsc he. M. Kruniplewski. 2J 1 TOP ROW: R. Kccki, D. R)an, D. O ' Boyk, VV. Duvle. T. Enrlght. J. Sullivan, . Chcssare, V. Davey. F. Radakovitz, F. Dietrich. THIRD ROW: M. Condron, F. Urban, W. Smith, V. Kcrkhof, J. Finno, D. Martin, M. Hcsek, L. Ryan, J. Derby. SECOND ROW: J. Sochon, P McAlcer, D. Kelly, L. Worth, G. Nees, T- Phclan, I. Hincks. J. Doll, J. Hixon. FRONT ROW. D. Balchunas, J. Halpcr, R. Conway, R. Baal, F. Ghor, G. Miinno, W. Farnan. IS TOP ROW: G. Peterson, M. Hcaly, R. Matyskiil, J. Strzelecki, J. Brankin, W. Bresing- ham, R. LaBedz, T. Dryer, M. Konieczka. W. Brennan. THIRD ROW: M. Connolly, .[. LaCloche. A. Grove, R. Koch, R. Lcc W Ward I Cos- .erove, W. Power, R, Blazk, W, Cornfield. ' ' SECOND ROW: R. Endzelis, L. Wedryk. J. Morgan, R. Lehncr, C. Radgowski, K. Leo, T, Durkin, A, Marks, W, Sprcacibury, SECOND ROW: P. Lurhsinger, W, Delaney, M, Nai ' dulli, D, Smith, J. Conlisk, C. Znrek C. Whalcn. TOP ROW: I- Hrbie;ul. B. Whil.-, |. I ,.l.in. A. Mcll.ns, I. Clarke, S. Morris. |. Pecka, E. OMal ' cv. T. Franrhalla, E. Noyes. THIRD ROW: R. Rafforty. T. Ruane, J. Gavagan, M. Nowakowski, R. Moran, S. Russell, K. Barnes, R. Pope, R. Luetkemeyer, ]. Kranz. SECOND ROW: J. Russell, R. Hardesty, W. Hart, A. Nykiel, E. Vouiir. J. Cari. W. Mastin, |. Fee, W. Reddy. FRONT ROW: ]. MrGixiuy, E. Winstead, W. Rekcr, W. Tasth, T- Wil ' ' r, M. Radzievviez, J. Ward. C TOP ROW: C. Kybartas, W. Shcehan, N. Lautcrbarh. W. Davis. T- Matsoti. T- Conwav, W. RossiKiyrl, R. Coglianrsc. W. Woodall, J. McNamara. THIRD ROW: T. O ' Neill, P. Lynch, G. Norwood, R. Jeffers, D. Daly, R. Pappas, R Mutzbauer, P. Patterson, P. Barry, W. Reily. SECOND ROW: J. Bondi, G. Augustyniak, J. Loughrey, E. Maloney, W. .Jameson, T. Bellik, W. Feusahrens, ]. Blazys, J. Kalehbrenncr. FRONT ROW: D. MrOuin-, M. Dek.Iinv. . . Nicholson. M. L.ivln, J. O ' Nrin, T R ' l ' ' ■- bach, T. Sh ll . 2) £ lOl ' ROW: J. McGi-triik. H. Esulatu, .]. Zydic. G. Sintic, M. Oil-. M. lIoRaii. D. Schatte, P. Evans, T. Murphy, T. Gibbons. THIRD ROW: P. Mc.Adams. E. Bannon. F. Brcsnahan, T. Blanz. T. Sherman, G. Neumann, B. O ' Brien, W. Kotasck, F. HaRgerty, P. Meinardus. SECOND ROW: N. Sullivan, R. Pajak, ]. Mastro, B. McConashy, R. Zaidlicz, B. DeBerry, R. Preiser, T. Doyle. FRONT ROW: E. Mulcahy, G. Nceson, J. Lynn, D. Hard, C. May, M. Hartmann, C. Schoper. 17 TOP ROW: K. Boylan. R. Honan. W. Kujawa. M. Ferguson J. Corrigan. H. Barclay. T. Killoran, K OBr THIRD ROW: I. Goudie. S. Sosnowski, ]. A. Jackson. ]. Gallagher, T SECOND ROW: J. Dohcrty, M. O ' Connell, A y. Thomas, J. Ciurcj. FRONT ROW: E. Antis, B. ' Gill, E. Bereg R. Moore. Sulli an. B. Bukauski, M. Bolsoni. Grinnan. M. Gorman, E. Keini, R. Walsh. Foley, M. Doody. Jackson, F. Schreiner, E. Howe, D. Dcli M n.ntilr, R. Stl egato. R n.niiphiiiai ' TOP ROW; T. I ' lynii. li. C:oop,r. M. Kane. J. Moea. B. Daw.s. B P. Manijan. B. Stubitsch. THIRD ROW: J. FosUr, B. Murray. B. O ' SuUivan. A. Vaisius. T. J. Abbott, P. Cona?haii, B. Spellman. SFXOXD ROW: L. Maybauni, T. Br.nnan. P. Hosts. T Cesar B S. McDermott. D Reid. FRONT ROW: M. Papincau, E. Pfk-ger J. Montclpai sr, B. Gabcl L E. Banks. C. Leak,- 1G TOP ROW: E. Kenncllv, W. Mulvaney. R. Jones. T. Brown. R. Grisilman. ]. Reillv, D. Gonsiorrk, |. Hurk, B. Hlctko, T. Finn. A. Bull. THIRD ROW: R. Nau, J. WiUct, J. O ' Kcefc, W. Dunne, T. Hansen. R. MiCasland. V. Dyrek, T. Lvnden. SECOND ROW: R. Jacobscn, M. Tribe, ]. Mclncnny, ]. Sullivan. I MrGowan. R. Harp.r. J. Chase. FRONT RO V: D. Granev, D. I,ane;c, G. Prinz, N. Zingaro. I Strcc i,r. D. Clas-v, R. McKce. 1J 1J( TOP ROW: J. Gillcn, K. Kantor. D. Baiid, D. Crabb, J. Ingram, R Inudt nthal, M. Massingale, T. Kiaus, |. Zurck. THIRD ROW: J. Wichtcrman, I. Hart, J. Justir, R. McN.al, T. Kurland, R. W asik. R. Sloan. L. Burke. SECOND ROW: M. Gleason, j. Hastings, B. Flisk. J. GConnor, T. Sniilry. R. H..b rkorn, I. Deschncr. ]. Johnson, R. Butrhir. FRONT ROW: j. Schwartz, ]. Hughes. L. Bailh, W. Bolton. E. Bart, M. Pau ' s, . Carollo. IJH TOP ROW: A. Uhir, |. McElligott, W. Grcsk, B. Winkilnian, P. Toonicy. G. . clams, I. Rccs. P. Neallis. B. Murphy. THIRD ROW- T- Gogola, R. Jennings, J. Piendirgast, T. Grotta. J. Kovaka, . Kaiser, ' ]. Pfeiffer, W. Lynch. SECOND ROW: k. Loughlin, R. Sheehy, M. Mickicwicz, D. Cordin, M. Gibbons. R. Nystrom, R. Loftus. FRONT ROW J. Mescall, K. La Fr.ancis, S. Finch, J, Cav.in.ai-h, T. Z.ilrke, J Sullivan. ) Ahner. THIRD ROW; SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: J. Brnoit. E. Kliiik.r, ]. Bichl, P. Caplis, D. Brown, C. Lavrry, 1, Uurki J. Grobank . R. Bauinaiin, A. Adcnt, J. Kapnitk, R. Olson, R. Huin, ]. Casey. D. Ade, ]. Shirro ' d. O. Nirmicr. R. Creig. J. Gearon. T Mttych, R. Bannon. T. Conley. T. O ' Shea, R. Stearns, K. Dryicr, T. Hynis. F. Chiistiano, W. DIckerson. 9 TOP ROW: J. Tremmel, P. Engkrt, R. Wcss, C. Palermo, W. Cunningham, J. Stuart, F. Rave, J. Brennan, W Dietz. THIRD ROW: J. Ltderer. J. Sanok, T. OBrien, R. Spence, J- Ward, K. lacullo, C. Riordan. M. Sexton. SECOND ROW: R. Young, M. Wolst. W. Skwarek. M. Steele, ]. O ' Malley. F. Richards. FRONT ROW: G Duunn, D Riegenbach, R Price, M. loyce. M. Pictrzyk. F. Egnn, M i,;i;;.i,.t ' 1 IS O - r CZ- vcru J alcnt is ' v VClT ro -ri -(• ' ' -o n ' r s ciif ' JLJcs ' cloped at wco The Activities program at Leo is aimed at producing the bal- anced man. Everv ' student is en- couraged to become a member of one or several of the varied activities. Periodically, through concerts, publications, and other functions, these groups are given the opportunity of di .playing their high standard of achievc- iiicnt before their appreciative parents and friends. Mrs. T. Bourkr Corresponding Secretary Mis. I. McDon.ikl Treasurer Br. T- D. Carr Moderator Since its foundation in 1932. the Leo Mothers ' Ckib. under tlir able direction of moderator Brother J. D. Carr, has made imprcssi c contributions towards ilic modernization of the facilities at Leo. Successful activities i ncluded the annual Fall Card Party, iuld in Oeiobri ; the Christmas Party with its unusual grab-bag sales and beautiful decorations; superb performances by the Leo Glee Club; the Day of Recollection at the Long- wood Cenacle; the Spring Luncheon in April. This year, the first Theatre Partv at Driiry Lane was enjoyed by many. Each year tiie Mothers ' Club sponsors a Memorial Mass for Leo boys lost in war, as well a; a Mass for the intentions of the graduating class. The annual Communion I ' lcakfast is attcnticd b tin- graduates and their parents. STANDING COMMITTEE CH.MRMEN: Mrs A. C. D.tIv, Mrs. G. . . M( Conahy. Mrs. W. E. Donn llan. Mrs G. I.iix. Mrs. J. Boharic, Mrs. L. . Doll. Mrs. A. Lentz Mm. W. J. Hughes . Mrs. J. Stuart Mrs. F. Scalctta Mrs. J. Gloasori Alumni Vice-President 5 nior Vice-President Junior Vice-President Sophomore Vice-President Freshman Vice-President iiktfii Fred J. Stenzel John F. Surane George Busse Lee H. Kruse President Executive Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Iw Br. W. A. Hennessy Moderator 4-at Iters y lub The Fathers ' Club is one of the most vital associations at Leo because of the support it gives to the student activities. The Summer Football Camp, The Sports Banquets which honor the t)oys participating in the extra-curricular acti ities. the financial aid given to the various enterprises at Leo, are but a few ex- amples of the work of this organization. Leo wishes to extend sincere thanks to the Fathers Club for all they have done to make this a successful year. Another Fathers ' Club Enterprise is Launched Standing: L. . . Doll, W A. McGoniglo. Seated: E. Preiser, S. Strzclecki, J. Riggcnbach. Br. Hennessy, F. T- Stenzel, W. P, Wade, W. E. Maslinski, G. Busse. L. H. Kruse. Coach Arneberg Eulogizes the Team at the Football Banquet. oalf A Lesson in Judo - Fathrr and Son Niiiht. iiii ii ii ill Walter P. Wade Treasurer William A. M(Gonigle Senior yice-President Walter F,. Maslinski Junior Vice-President Frrd A Scalella John Ritrtrenbarh Sophomore Vice-President Freshman Vice-President ALUMNI OFFICERS Front: John Conroy ' 46, Presi- dent; Brother J. C. Collins, Moderator; Jerry Richards ' 41, 2nd Vice-President; Jim Har- rigan ' 47, Corresponding Sec- retary. Rear: Frank Rcdican ' 35 Treasurer; Joe Gorman ' 47, 3rd Vice-President; Joe Gavin 33, Recording Secretary; Don Hogan ' 45, 1st Vice-President. X umni For a number of years now, there has existed at Leo a Httle-known organization, the Akimni Association. Since the return of Br. J. C. Collins from assignments in New York, this group has taken on new life and is beginning to assume a new prominence. Occasional socials and the annual banquet are the means of meeting old classmates and of renewing friendships with fomier teachers. As the Alumni Association has grown, it has under- taken to help needy boys with their education. Re- cently, the Matt Moran Memorial Bursary was es- tablished. This is a plan to help with the training of a Leo student who has decided to join the Christian Brothers. BANQUET COMMITTFE Front: P. Boyle, M. Collins, J. Newell. B,j Rear: G. Fadden, O. Hibberd, B. Giblin, T. Brennan, D. Scho- ficld, I. O ' Neil. v, i.fr«i. A nHar- H Ik- ■J5 a ' «, ! Gam 7; Don ' taiitt. One of the functions of a high school is to assist seniors in selecting and gaining admission to college. Mr. Allegretti, as guidance counselor for the school, has accepted the responsihility of relaying all available information conserning entrance tests, scholarships, and college methods of teaching. Accordingly, Mr. Allegretti has instituted the highly successful college night which affords the student the opportunity to receive first-hand information regarding courses, tutition, and scholarships. J r ' A Seniors Examininc; Information Concerning a Prospective College. K piyitual JL itc The purpose of the Catholic school system in this counti7 is to , ive the young Catholic a know- ledge of his religion and practical ever -day ex- amples of its application. At Leo these aims are achieved by instruction and such Catholic practices as the blessing of throats, the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday, the opportunity for twice- weekly Confessions, and Mass on the First Fridavs of the month. Resides these services, various or- ganizations in the school such as the Sodality and the League of the .Sacred Heart help the student to establish good religious habits which will remain with him for the rest of his life. The students of Leo are indebted to both Father Murphy and Father Hurley for their selfless de- votion to the spiritual needs of the school. TOP: First Friday Mass. CENTER: Retreat: Spiritual Reading. BOTTOM: Blessing of Throats. Father William Murphy Chaplain P. D. : vand  oda i Itxf 3r. P. D. McCorniark Moderator BACiK ROW: J. Fn-. D. Boener. T- Riiane, G. Drisroll, W. Taf.l, J. Hebreard, G. Coleman, J. Doll. FRONT ROW: D. Balchunas, B. Cornfield. B. Kernaghan, J. La Cloihe, T. Durkin. For five years the Sodality directed by Br. McCormack has been the most active religious organization at Leo. The members of the Sodality promise privately to perfect their spiritual li es and to practice their religion vigorouslv. Their duties under this promise are the daily rosary, dailv meditation, frequent reception of the sacraments and frequent attendance at Mass. Some of the projects of the Sodality this year were the Thanksgiving and Christmas toy drives for the children at Guardian Angel orphan- age, the providing of breakfast during Lent for daily communicants, and the sponsoring of a billboard to Keep Christ in Christmas . The officers who aid Rr. McCormack in these worthwhile projects are Al Victh. prefect; Sean McGuan, vice-prefect; and Ken Ko- walewski. secretary. B. CK ROW: J. Rhoads, E. Mer- teswha, L. Kruse, A. Cook, J. Nickel, H. Roberts, .J. DcLaMar. FRONT ROW: S. McGuan, . . With. M Ilko. New Members Promise to Abide by the Sodality Code. The Lenten Breakfasts Proved to be a Popular Institution at Leo. Sodality Members Learn About the Joy of Sharing TUNIOR-SENIOR PROMOTORS BACK ROW: G. Zander, J Howard, K. Sands, J- Conlan, R. Shay, ]. Hcaly, M. VanHcls. land. M. Klecfisch. FRONT ROW: J. Lanihan, A Collins, T- Shea, J- Halloran G. Pappas (Missing: W. Stack). FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE PROMOTORS BACK ROW: P. McAdams, T. Hatfield, J. Naughton, G. Hendry, P. Kowal, K. O ' Leary, E. McAuliffe, E. Loftus, M. Triska. FRONT ROW: T. Durkin, F. Rave. P. Barry, R. Loftus, R. Pope, J. Huck, T. Durkin, R. Sheehy (Missing: D. Ryan, B. Gcislcr). X eaofuc of tnc a J tcart 4= , acre Br. P. D. McCormack Moderator The Leo chapter of the League of the Sacred Heart is a small part of a worldwide organization which endeavors to spread devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Every class in the school has a promoter whose duty it is to remind the students of First Friday and of the Pope ' s Mission intention for the particular month. : ' , ■ J Father Skoner of the Chicago Mission Band Conducts the Junior-Senior Retreat. c isca CISCA, the Chicago Inter-Stu- dcnt Catholic Action program, is the officiAl plan for Catholic Action among high school stu- dents of the archdiocese of Chi- cago. Among the many good works that CLSCA sponsors and Li o Students Active on Cisca News. B. ' VCK ROW: J. Nickel. R. Moroncy, M. Mcl„-iu ;hlin. FRONT ROW: P. Rattigan, E. Murphy, A. Cook. Leo contributes to are: the Day of Motivation, the Monthly Holy Hours, the Weekly Saturday Forums, the Candy Drive for or- phans, and the Delegates Meet- ing. The CISCA News, a weekly newspaper for high school teen- agers, 13 also sponsored by CISCA. This year Leo was hon- ored to have three students on the CISCA editorial staff: Jim Nickel, Editor-in-Chief; Bob Mo- roney, Photography Editor; and Martv McLaughlin, Sports Ed- itor. Br. McCormack is the mo- derator of CISCA at Leo. Marty McLaughlin Accepts the Presidency of CISC. . x- Tlk L rt ;■ a 6 ' k ffL 1 7 ■J, ■ ' ■ V K iTv IjUfJiiiHr - J. Sepesi, T. O ' Connell, J. Naughton, Br. O ' Dwyer. D. Fitzgerald, J. Hcbrcard, J. Carroll, K. Barnes. B. Hlatko, C. Callaghan, P. Gleason. JL ibyar f lub J. Conlon, J. FarrcII, J. Ormsby. J. O ' Connell, T. Mor w nQcrUadi cys Br. W. C. Martin Moderator The Lion for 1961 has attempted to depart from the nonn established at Leo over the years — to present Leo from a fresh point of view. Two problems have faced Lion staffs from the time of the first yearbook: the large number of students who must be featured, and scarcity of scenery occasioned by the rather limited Leo campus. In attempting to solve these problems, the Lion staff has been forced to relegate to the wastebaskct many grand schemes, and to accent the time-honored format as the only practical answer to many difficulties. It is believed though, that even a casual glance through this volume will reveal a number of inno- vations. The latest Lion spoits a new cover, featuring the heraldic lion rampant. This theme, once adopted, committed the staff to dignity. In order to maintain this theme, the seniors were photographed in formals, and there was no attempt to include caiicatures or cartoons. The latter item might be explained also by the fact that we happened to have no cartoonist. We tried: we hope you like it. DARKROOM STAFF Bob Moroney, Photographer; Ed Murphy, . ' Assistant 1961 LAYOUT EDITORS Mike Granfiild, Tom Hartney, h ' hn Ryan. CO-EDITORS Bob Moroney, Pat Daly. TYPISTS B. CK RO : John Scott, Ron Coleman, Mike Bussc. FRONT ROW: John Ryan, .Jim Strom. COPY ST. FF Al Cook, Georpe Mucllner, Ron Super, Dan McComiack, Roger Taft, Jim Kozlowski. Although the pubhshing of a school newspaper becomes more involved and complex every year, the Oriole staff of 1961 has again supplied the school with six mcmoraijle editions of the paj er. The highlights of the year were the junior and senior issues. These issues provided many amusing and interesting bits of in- formation on our more popular students. The paper itself is divided into three sections; news, features, and sports. Each section is supervised by an editor. The editor-in-chief co-ordinates the activities of the entire staff. The office of the editor-in-chief has been held by Jim Nickel. The news staff under Bob Schwellenbach keeps the stu- dents informed on the happenings around the school. The features department strives to add a bit of humor to the paper. Heading the columnists are Jim Kozlow- ski and Stan Strzelccki, editors, assisted by Pat Rattigan and Mat Nemtusak. The sfxirts department vmder Rich Mahcr and Boh Petcisoti piDvidcs the studriUs with an account of the many sports at Leo. The expert photography of Bob Moroney enlivens the Oriole with a picture record of events that a verbal description could not adcc|uatelv portray. Leo students con- gratiilate 15r. Manning and his Staff on a job well done. EDITORI. L ST.AFF B. CK ROW: R. SchwclUnbach, R. Super. P ' RONT ROW: J. Kozlowski, S. Strzekcki, R. Peterson, J. Nickel. FEATURE WRITERS BACK ROW: P Rattigan. B Riordan. M. Nemtusak, P. Daly. FRONT ROW: M. McLaughlin, B. Amar, K. Previti. ORIOLE MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW: T. Riemer, T. Sepesi, W. Smith, D. Mc- Cormack, R. Taft. A. Cook. E. Russell, T. Dolan, W. Stcnzcl, T. Hartney. J. Strom, F. Dolan, G. Muillncr, A. Grove. Volume 33. 1960-1961 Edilor-in-Chiel .Tim Nickel Newi Editor Bob SchwcUenbach Co-Sports Editors Rich Maher, Bob Peterson Co-Feature Editors Jim Kozlowski, Stan Strzelecki Columnists Mat Nemtusak. Pat Rattigan Reporters Pat Daly. Frank Dolan. Tom Hartney, Mike McCabe, George Muellner, Carl Peterson, Tom Riemer, Roge Taft, .Al Cook. Dan MeCormark. Bill Stenzel, .John DeLaMar, Bill Smith, .Jim Strom. . 1 Grove, Don Barshis Photographer Bob Moroney Cartoonists Ron Super, Ron Burhler, Ken Previti Advertising Mgr Marty McLaughlin Circulation Mgr Ed Murphy Proofreader Ben Amar Typists Mike Bussc, Ron Coleman, Russ Koop, .lerry Michalski, .John Scott, Terry Sullivan Moderator Br. J. D. Manning Br. C. B. Miller Moderator i cicncc y lidb Tlic Science Club, under the capable direction of Br. C. B. Miller, stri cs to satisfy the scientific curiosity of its members. The freshmen and sophomore members perform a variety of experiments in such fields as electricity, physics, chemistry, and advanced mathe- matics in order to gain knowledge in their future scien- tific careers. Only this year the Science Club was pxparided to include several seniors who specialize in chemistry. Not only do the members gain valuable scientific knowledge but they also acquire experience in working together. I W. Stenzcl, M. Konicczka, K. Barnes, J. Kozlowski, C. Radgowski. I,. Wcdryk, P. M . dams, L. Oresky fatson. F. Dielrirh. J. W. Lcbbin, G. O ' Shca, .?. Strom. P. Larmon, L. Gui;liiiz7;a, G. Muellner, R. Mahcr, D. Cooko, V. Doidrii, G. Dolan, S. MiGuaii SKATING COMMITTEE BACK ROW: [■ Roiuane, D. Dohrrty, V,. Stanton. FRONT ROW: M. Busse, J. Hcaly. M. Wall, J. O ' Leary. T.io on Ice - Skating Parly at Kirbv ' s rayyia 2) (ZLL Albert, we must sell the ruby! ' It was William Shakespeare who said through the lips of Hamlet, The play ' s the thing. Here at Leo, Brother Hennessy and his Genesians are striving to prove this statement. The Club put on many intriguing plays this year including A Night at the Inn and Four on a Hcatli. The cast for these plays include Larry DeLucia, Pat Rattigan, John .Sepesi, Bill Tafel. Jim Coleman, and Martv McLaughlin. Thcv presented their plays for the Now! Get him. Bil orphans at Guardian Angel Orphanage during December and for the Fathers ' and Mothers ' Clubs throughout the year. Much credit must be gi en to the moderator Brother Hennessv, who also doubles as propman. make-up man, stage hand, producer, director and coach. Although the Drama Club is not well known at Leo it is becoming more and more popular among the students. Toffy! Now we can go on to London. -■ ' ' ' f . nee to to then Br. W. A. Hennessy Moderator ' Listen to these fools. ' ' •  ' .., it - STANDING : P. C.irollo. G. Mucllnrr. J. Koz- lowski. S. Strzclccki, P. Larmon, I. Ormsby, B. Riordan, M. Van- Hclsland, T- Matusik, R. Frcy. SEATED; F. Dolan. C. Peterson, W. Sten- Z ' 1, ]. Scodon. L. Mordis, R. R, Mah.r. P. Welsh. ti4dcnt 4 id The Leo Student Aid is a unique program. It was founded on the principle of the strong helping the weak. Those seniors and juniors with a special com- petence in a particular subject help imdcrclassmen hav- ing difficulties with their subjects. Under the direction of Br. C . B. Irwin and coordinators Tom .Stack and Dick Maher, this organization provides a valuable ser- ice to the faculty, to the underclassmen, and especially, to themselves. Br. C. B. Irwin Moderator Brurc Mahor Meets his Match in Frcshmaii Algebra. Tom Stack Shows How It ' s Done Br. E. T. Beyer Moderator anccs During the year 1960-1961, Leo students at- tended two dances. The fiist, held on October 31st at the Holiday Club, was the Homecoming Dance. Presiding o er the festivities were Tom Young and Marv ' Jo Murray. The Attcndents for the night were Dennis Vance and Ann O ' Malley, and Pat Johnson and Marilyn Hansen. Johnny Allen and his band sui)plied the music for the event. The climax of the social season was the Senior Prom. The M M Club in the Mcrchandi.se Mart provided the setting for the occasion. Dick Long and his band furnished the musical background. I ' BOYS ' OFFICERS STANDING: J. Nickel (secretary-treasurer), T. Riemer (president), R. Sosnowski (librarian). SEATED: L. DeLucia (vice-president), K. O ' Leary (ac- companist). Br. W. P. O ' Keefe Moderator Mr. F. J. Manna Director K lce C_ m6 Since the Glee Club is the lara;est activity in the school, the work done by the director Mr. Manna, and the moderator Br. O ' Keefe deser cs much credit. Together with the Leo Band, this group presents outstanding; per- formances at the Christmas and the Spring Concerts. Their interpretation of The Sound of Music and other pieces won them great prai.se at the Spring Concert. The choral group presented performances at neighboring schools, and by special re- c|uest, at the Bi-verley Woods Restaurant and the St. Leo Grammar School Convent. Re- cognition is due this organization for win- ning First Place in the Natiohal Adjudication Contest held at St. Mary ' s. Leo High School thanks the girls of the Glee Club, who gave their time and talents to make the season successful. Ac|uinas, Har- per, Longwcod, Loretto, McAulcy, Maria. Mercy, St. Augustine and Visitation should all be proud of the creditable performance of their representatives in the Leo Glee Club The boys of the Glee Club have made Leo proud to claim them because of the fine quality of their work, but especially because they can always be counted on to present Leo High School at its best. Once Again Now — From the Top. GIRLS ' OFFICERS Officers: K. Sheehan, M. McDow, P. Murphy, E. Tene.tjal. Accompanists: K. Henning, E. Burke. FIRST SOPRANOS TOP ROW: K. Bailey, V. Maciaszek, M. Mc- Xaniara. M; Calzaretta, L. Hanson, L. Knaus, T. Stanton, M. Williams, D. Graf. FRONT ROW: K. Lyman, S. Coppens, C Diana, A. Striupis, G. Doherty, M. DiVittorio, P. Dunne, M. OToole. E. Burkr. C. Masino, K. Henning, S. Walker, M. Millerick, E. Stenzcl, B. Latham, M. Steffen, S. Donahue. SECOND ROW FRO.NT ROW: M. Caplis. P. Hcnaghan, E. Brua;- Renthics, J. Trahey, C. O ' Toole, A. Graham, M. Duggan, M. Connelly, R. Zimmerman. M. Petrouski, P. Murphy, J- Pound, T. Wolfe, C. Ryan, K. Lyons, M. Vogcl, M. Scahill, K. Riordan. T. Mulcahy, C. Burke, D. Dryan, K. Caplis, V. Schulz, J. Brennan, K. Cohan, C. Schultz. M. Stein, K. Moscato. ALTOS TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW M. McDow, S. McGuinn, M. Clakls, M. Hough, M. O ' Brien, P. Lentz, P. Wabol, K. Shechan, R. Semraw, G. Hetzler, K. Delehant, M. Casey, K. Hoffman, B. Doyle. M. Kling.r, D. Dartsch, J. McCarthy, S. Welsh, E. Tenegal. . ' . Manning. T. Manning, P. Kane, P. Sheehan, P. Walsh, R. Grasso, M. Mclnerney. L. Laleano. 3ff a a ,! fs - a FIRST TENORS TOP ROW: M. Con- nolly, W. Power, R. Krantzer. T. Murphy, W. Walsh, R. Lamare, G. Kalvaitis, T. Brennan, T. Sherman. P. Mc- Adams. J- Pintaro. MIDDLE ROW: E. Mulcahy, E. Bart, T. Sniley, K. Leo, R. Bla- zak, B, DiBcrry, J, En- glish. R. Haberkorn, N. Sullivan, J. Johnson. FRONT ROW: P. Luchsinger, C. May, R. Lovell, M. Narulli, A. Marks, W. Delancy. SECOND TENORS TOP ROW: R. Graeber, R. Frcudenthal, M. Mas- singale, G. Pratl. D. Mc- Glade, R. Quinn. M. Halpin, R. LaBedz, P. Martin. MIDDLE ROW: S. Jod- lowski, J. Morgan, M. Gomez, J. Hart, L. Burke, J. Cosgrove, R. Lee. R. Kroll, T. Doyle, C. Schoper. FRONT ROW: R. Schanaberger, T. Edge- Sloan, J. Nickel, C. worth, W. O ' Brien, A. Grove, W. Brennan. FIRST i ' ' TOP 5 ' - ' ,1,1V,« ler, M. Cr.. |ie!d, P. ' ' ■ )s£ ■ Eni! R MIDDLE R Ruine. ] Bopiml I Coleua, M Dolaii, J. FRONT RO ntr, K. PiT I (inKW D, I: ' - SECOND B TOP ROW J. Cm, I ' hum. F, ! Mcfcti, i D, ScWle. W, Hojan, 1 MIDDLE ! Pmiii, C Shiv, E. Bill lield I Vt m. I Br Cola, R. Lb FRONT RC Lean; I F Stuarl. T, { FIRST BASS TOP ROW: W. Sten- zel. W. Stack, D. Buch- ler, M. Cleary, J. Scho- field, P. Welsh, J. Mc- Donnell, P. Rattigan, P. Evans, R. Kerpeck. MIDDLE ROW: J. Ruanc, J. Murray, T. Bogumil, D. Crabb, J. Coleman, M. Terierski, T Dolan, J. O ' Malley. FRONT ROW: R. Leh- ner, K. Parise, W. Ward, F. Carroccio, R. Wasik, D. Babcock, M. Triska. SECOND BASS TOP ROW: T. Meenan, .1. Cain, R. Delaney. D. Lozcau, F. Patterson, P. Mc. llistcr, B. DeTineo, D. Schnelle, A. Collins, W. Hogan, W. Wade. MIDDLE ROW: K. Previti, C. Lazzara, R. Shav. E. Bitten, B. Scho- field, E. Weber, T. .Rie- mer, J- Byrne, A. Di- Cola, R. Lucas. FRONT ROW: K. O ' - Leary, R. Reitmaier, J. Stuart, T. O ' Malley, R. Sosnowski, J. O ' Hara, T. Blanzj % sf iii v ' i i ,s5 .AA JfefiuK Jt 0. .. - . k. f bm. f ' «4 U ' ' • i itJl Bihind the Scenes Under the direction of Mr. Leo Henning, and the moderation of Brother Acker, the Leo High School band has completed another successful year. In the Leo tradition, the band presented entertaining halftime programs during the football season. After only two or three presentations, even the freshman members of the Band started pre- paration for the annual Christmas concert which included such selections as, Hinhlights from Gypsy, Italian Festival, and Serenade to an Insomniac. In the early months of 1961, the band mcmbei-s prepared diligently for the city-wide ensemble con- test. As usual, the Leo Band Members excelled, winning more than thirty-five medals. The Band closed the season with a very successful Spring Concert. M ' BAND OFFICERS T. Hughes, T. Justic, S. McGuan, H. Wilson, L. Gugliuzza. f « % it Field Formation STANDING: J- Brankin, B. O ' Donnell. C. Murray, R. Mc- Dowell. SITTING: M. Konicczka, D. Smith, M. Kobar. STANDING: J. McGctrick B. Ainar, M. Harrigan, T. Dryer, I. La Cloche, J. Rhoads, V. Gugliuzza, E. Price. SITTING: O. Dempsey, A. Daly, W. Bresingham, T. Hughes, T. Palmisano, R. Kill, M. Ilko. STANDING: M. Hartman, B. Pajek, R. Moran, M. Pauls, R. Healv. SITTING: D. Schatte, J. Kur- land, R. Matyskicl, J. Carroll. STANDING: R. Gagliano, B. Humphrey, T. Kurland, J. Wifhterman, D. Hard, J. Lynn, C. Whalen. SITTING: T. Justic, S. Mc- Guan, M. Healy, G. Peterson, R. McNeal, J. GilUn, F. Braf- man. STANDING: D. Davis, K. Ko- walcwski, M. Powers. SITTING: F. Dolan, N. Mike- tinac, C, Desch, T. Gibbons, T. Justic. T. Focrtsch, D. Compton, P. Kelly, W. Kotasek, L. Gug- liuzza, P. Bourke, I. O ' Connor, L. Barth. H. Wilson, G. Sintic, R. Wit- kowski, K. Kantor, E. Bauein- frcund. I Zydfk, J. Urbanski, G. Ncu- III. mn. C. Radgowski, P. Mcin- .luliis, M. Gli-ason. II. Endzclis. J he alyn This scene should not convey the impression that Leo men are mere spectators. While it is tnie that only a small fraction of stu- dents are of the caliber to re- present us in inter-school contests, it is also a fact that every Leo student has the opportunity to develop whatever athletic talent he possesses to the full in a com- plete physicial program. This is a sample of the full support which Leo gives its athletic repre. enta- tives — win, lose, or draw. — -N- ! ' - ' Mr. T. C. Amtberg Head Coach Mr. R. S. Hanlon Backfield Coach Mr. W. P. Hcssion Froih-Soph Coach Br. T- G. Finnrrty Athletic Director ■■: m S5l Pj9 9Pl Br. R. M. Coogan Aisilant Athletic Director Varslt f jf-ootLall The 1960 Lions played ardently all season and compiled an impressive 6-3 record. Because of a strong line and a balanced running attack, Leo reached the semi-finals of the playoffs where th ey met defeat at the hands of St. George. The Lions started the season disastrously by losing their opening game to Mendel 38-12. but this was no indication of their future. Leo rebounded from their loss to the Mon- archs by defeating DcLaSalle 32-0, Rita 30-18 and St. Ignatius 20-8. They then encountered the eventual City Champions, Mt. Carmel, The Lions played great ball in the first half, which ended in a scoreless tie. Cannel scored their touchdown on a fake field goal attempt midway through the third quar- ter, and held on for a 6-0 triumph. Again Leo rebounded from a heart-breaking defeat. They terminated regular season play by beating St. Elizabeth 14-0 and Brother Rice 8-0. In their first playoff game the Lions met and triumphed over a large and powerful Gordon Tech team 22-14. In the next game Leo ' s opponent, St. George, romped to a 20-0 halftime lead. In the second half Leo came out fighting and scored a quick touchdown. However, St. George added two touchdowns at the end of the period to ensure themselves of victory. The Dragons of St. George won this crucial game by a score of 36-12. m i LEO VARSITY SQUAD — 1960 57 Michael Lux QB 79 James Phelan HB-E 58 John McDonald FB 80 Villiam Fitzgerald E 59 Charles Evans HE 81 Michael Barry T 60 Dennis Vance E 82 Robert Mrozek E 62 Anthony Spalla HB 83 John Halper QB 63 William Conlon QB 84 Thomas O ' Malley HB 64 William Rvan HB 85 Thomas Young (Capt.) G 65 William Skrandzius FB 86 Frank Popolo E 66 James Dunn QB 87 Thomas Donnellan HB 67 Henry Ruban HB 88 Peter Larmon E 68 James Kelly HB 89 James Barry T 69 Patrick Johnson G 90 John McCarthy G-T 70 Bernard McCabc QB-E 91 Joseph Stuart T 71 Gerald Rafferty E 92 John Hcaly C 72 John Sweeney E 93 John Daly T-E 73 James Bonan C 94 David Fitzgerald G 74 David Amann G 95 Edward Whalcn G-T 75 Thomas McGowan HB 96 Louis Narish C 76 Robert Brizzolara G 97 Williain Schultz T 77 Tiiomas McManmnn T-E 98 John Keating T 78 John Stack FB Managers: Tim McCormacli , Mike Mikuli , and Torn Durkin. THE RECORD Leo 12 — 32 — 30 — 20 — Opposition Mendel 38 DcLaSalle St. Rita 18 It natius 8 14 8 22 12 — Mt. Carmcl 6 St. Elizabeth Br. Rice Gordon Tech 14 St. George 36 1 s. ii 1 ..-- ■■ fc- ■■ ■5«S9Sg --5r ' - Up for Grabs Halpcr To the Rescue A Hint from the Bench You Can ' t Get Away With That D Halts Stack ■ ■ ' •i fv. lMi ij% 1 : J-vosh - oph jf-ootball m 4 ' - b- ; ' i -■ BOTTOM ROW: A. Jackson, D. Kelly, A. Uher, A. Jackson, R. Dominy. P. Kelly, J. Justic, A. Vaissius, D. Daly, J. Ko aka, S. Russell. SECOND ROW: R. Caplis, R. Hiin, J. Hcin, J. Hurley. W. White, J. Scall.tta, M. Condron, R. Mangan, P. Barry, T. Grotta, M. Healcy, W. Smith, E. Maloney, T. Hansen. J. Gogola, J. Bichl. THIRD ROW: T. Durkin, J. Ingram, W. Dawes, B. Bukauski, T. Enright. S. Sapienza, T. Lyons, W. Cotter, W. Wormuth, M. Johnson, T. Mullins, ]. Strzelccki, D. Ryan, R. Boharic, J. Surane, J. Cokcly. TOP ROW: M. Barclay, R. Cogliancse, R. Bresingham, R. Mul- vaney, E. Bannion, R. Murphy, W. Reilly, E. Noyes, M. Ferguson, P. Lynch, G. Lavery. THE RECORD Leo — 22 — Opponents St. Rita 14 Mt. Carmcl 8 Mendel 22 Brother Rice 24 .i ' -5 Mr. ,T- C. Arncbcig Head Coach Br. R. M. Cooc;an Moderator nasLctLall Mr, V. P. ilession Assistant Coach D Leo ' s varsity Started the campaign without a returning regular, nevertheless, the Lions had com- piled a 12-3 record going into the DePaul Tournament. In the tournament Leo defeated St. Ignatius, St. George, and St. Rita, before succumbing to Loyola Academy in the championship game. For their outstanding play Terry Page and Tom Stack of Leo were chosen for the all-tournament team. The Lions won their first six league games, before losing to Mendel 64-62 in overtime. Leo clinched the South Section Title by defeating both DeLaSalle (59-54) and St. Rita (54-50) in its next two games. But the Lions then lost to Mt. Clarmel 50-47 in its last league game. The sting of defeat lingered on with the players, and they lost their first playoff game to DeLaSalle 57-56. The Lions ' first six men were: seniors Terry Page, Tom Stack, Dennis Ogorealy, Paul Greenawalt, and juniors Ed Manzke and Bill Keenan. The Season ' s record: 21-8. The Lights started out in an impressive manner by captming seven of their first eight practice games. They continued their winning ways by beating Mendel and DeLaSalle in their first two league games. But, thev could win only three of their remaining league games. In the South Section race the Lions captured third place, gaining a playoff berth. In the playoffs Leo defeated Holv Trinity 57-54, but ultimately lost to a powerful St. Rita squad 54-50. The Lights first six players were Bob Hallberg. Mike Lux, Rich Munno, Kevin O ' Learv-, Tom Donnellan, and Dennis Man ke. The Lights had an over- all record of 14-8. SCORES HEAVIES LIGHTS Leo Opponents Leo O[)ponents 66 — Mendel 62 67 DeLaSalle 62 47 — DeLaSalle 45 62 St. Rita 70 73 — Br. Rice 51 62 St. Rita 47 - St. Rita 46 50 Br. Rice 64 75 — Mt. Cannel 57 63 Mt. Carmel 51 62 — Mendel 64 67 - Mendel 63 59 - DeLaSalle .54 64 DeLaSalle 71 54 - St. Rita 50 57 St. Rita 67 83 - Br. Rice 53 44 Br. Rice 56 47 - Mt. Carmcl 50 56 Mt. Carm(4 61 HEAVIES STANDING: T. Durkin, R. Lanning, J. Reilly, P. Grecnwalt, W. Kccnan, T. Page, D. Ogorzaly, T. McCormick. KNEELING: J. Halpcr, E. Ring, T. Joyce, Captain T. Stack, E. Manzke, W. Conlon. LIGHTS STANDING: R. Hannan, M. Lux, T. Donncllan, E. Gibbons, T. Finn, K. O ' Lcary, P. Benner, D. Smith. KNEELING: J. O ' Keefe, B. Hallbcrg, R. Munno, T. Ward, D. Manzke, T. Shannon. oiirf: ::y ction Interpretive Dancing Haiiii Lux Changes from Guard to Center ' Look Out for My Contacts! Tag Wrestling? Hands Up! We ' ll Pull ' Em Down and Beat Em Ride ' Em Cowboy! ■ kSt 1 J jH lK I N lO ' Ih iA h ' JH 4iii k.v l i - lA 1 K L M Feet! TOP ROW: T. Durkin, T. Gibbons, M. Condron, T. O ' Keefe, D. Page, D. Martin; T. Enripht, J. Riilly. D. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: P. O ' Mallcy, P. Nealis, M. Ferguson, G. Sauser, ]. Carroll, B. Pappas. s antan ' ts Ik TOP ROW: T, Durkin, T. Gibbons, M. Condron, J. O ' Keefe, D. Page, D. Martin, C. Callaghan, T. Finn, T. Shannon, D. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: T Kranz, B. DiBerry, M. Gleason. G. Munno, R. Loftus, T. Cokcly. ■f p rcs r Br. T- R. Comack Coach ross oi4ntr j The Cross Country team had another successful season this year. Under the guidance of Br. Comack, the senior team finished third in both the Sun-Times and CathoHc meets, and second in .South Section. The junior team finished second in both the South Section and Catholic meets. The senior team was led to victory by its co-captains, Bob Hughes and Ed Russell, who set a new school record of 10:44 at Waveland Park in the Sun-Times meet. In this meet Russell came third, Hughes finished seventh, O ' Connell captured eleventh place, and Bau- ernfreund came in twentieth. The other consistent per- formers of the senior team were: John O ' Neil, Bob Peterson, Kevin Westerkamp, Mike Wall, John O ' Leary and Roger Rcitmaier. meet i- lin V ThfoA TOPP TOP ROW: T Ncalis. K. Westerkamp, R. Peterson, R. Rcitmaier, M. Wall, I. O ' Leary. FRONT ROW: J O ' Neil, R. Hughes, E. Russell, D. O ' Connell, E. Bauern- freund. MIDDLl FRONT ' -J The junior team is led by Larry Knise, who set a new school record of 5:22 on the Washing- ton Park College course. In the Junior Catholic meet Larry Kruse finished second, Lariy Regan seventeenth. Cliiarles Murra ' tweiitietii. Boh Ht-s- kin twenty-fifth, and Jim Russell twenty-sixth. The other members who composed this team were: John Gaynor, George Peterson, Bill Power, Jack Cosgrove, Ed Kcnnelly. Martv Dclholicrv, Thomas O ' Brien, Jim Shine, Chris Leake, and Jim Doll. Co-Captains Ed Russell and Bob Hughes TOP ROW: W. Fousahrins. C. Miirrav. T. O ' Brien. T. Madav. G. Peterson. ]. Doll, W. Power, I. Hebread, C. Riordan. D. Cordin. MIDDLE ROW: T. Hastings. T. Oaynor. J. Shine. T- Russell. L. Krusr. E. Kcnnelly. L. Regan. P. Nitche, R. Hcskin, J. Cosgrove. T. Shannon. FRONT ROW: C. Leake. W. Bolton. P. Lurhsingor. J Ward. ]. Wilger, M. Delohery, W. Reker, R. Dauphinais. S . © e Br. T. R. Comack Moderator J vac 12 In an effort to gain an early start for the track season, Br. Comack had the team rimning indoors at the armory. This enabled the team to fare better in their meets and in the CathoHc championship competition. The seniors who compose the team are: D. Cooke, J. Finan (Mgr.), R. Hughes, J. Nash, R. Peterson, E. Russell, R. Shay, W. Skrandzius and M. Wall. Since there are so many underclassmen who are members of the team it is im- possible to list all of them. TOP ROW: FROM ROl SENIOR TEAM STANDING: J. Fee (Mgr.). G. Prondcrffast. W. Condon, E. Whalcn, W. Skrandzius, D. Knapczyk, T. Noel, D. O ' Connell, J- Finan (Mgr.). R. Burhler, J- Nash, M. Wall, R. Hughes, E. Russell, R. Shay, J. Tadin. KNEELING TOP ROW I Fer (Mgr.). L. Pt-tkum. M. Thomas. T. Rlordan. T- Smcnos, J. Barry, D. Sapienza. J. Ohaplin. |. Walsh. J. Finan fMer. V MIDDLE ROW: R. Kij.wski. G. Shirld.-;. T. Cunningham. R. Hughes, J. Vcnchus. R. Umbark, R. Heskin. T. Mulhns. L. Kruse. FRONT ROW: G. Watson. K. Philipps. T. Sraletta, H. Roberts, .T. Basil. D. Scrpico, .1- Chomiak, L. Regan, A. Uher. JUNIOR TE. MS TOP ROW: T. Fee (Mgr.), P. Caplis. A. Bull. T. Hansen, R. Murphv, R. Coglianese, H. Barclay. V. Dyrek. T Finan (Mgr.). MIDDLE ROW: W. Power, T. Gogola. A. Nykicl, .J. Wilger, M. Delohery, W . Bolton, T. O ' Brien, R. Jones. FRONT ROW: E. Kennelly. A. Jackson. W. White. D. Martin. R. LaBcdz. B. DcBerry, J. Russell. J. Cosgro e liub Hughes C hecks His Time Rick Shay an ' d Howie Roberts Blast Off Ed Russell Conditions for the Mile Jack Scalctta Over the Hurdl P A 9 At the beginnin.o- of the school ycai , Mr. Ri-inke, the moderator of the bowling team, found himself surrounded by o er one hundred willing bowlers, who were genuinely interested in joining Leo ' s bowling teams. At the present time, the teams are composed of sixteen seniors and eighty-four un- derclassmen. The President of the bowling league is Bill Xo ik. He is assisted bv . M Owen and Ed Pollack, secretaries for the junior-senior and freshman- sophomore teams, respectively. John Jamison has the highest indi idual series and highest a ' erage. Jim Ficgal holds the high game honor. Although the inter-school team did not take first place this year, they displayed their dexterity by beating Rice twice and tving DeLaSalle and Mt. Cannel. The activities of the bowling league terminated in May with the annual banquet. i::;i;lish ' I.NTER-SCHOOL TEAM ST.WDINO: E. McAuliffc O. Calzanrtta. . Bull. B. Rubaii, M. Sobyra, R. Preiser. K. Em.rson. V. V( islo, H. Mal- pcli. K. I,cii!h, A. Mirha.l.s. SITTING: S. Strz l( cki, G. Miclialski. I. lamLson. 1. Km li, D. Walsh. P. Carollo, j. Ficgal, W. Wagner, E. .lun,?. T. Crans- ton, I. Kurland, R. McGonaglc. SENIORS STANDING SITTING: ■ ' ,.M V, M VanHdsland, ]• Hayes. r, Walsh, P. Welsh, M. V Q „5 C. Wan. T. Murphy, D. VV ner, R- O. MichalsV,. R Kn eppen H .i cU. Peterson, .1- TUNIORS , „ E luns. • ' •- ' - ' ' p ' ' biroUo ' w. ' - f ' ftc a ' lU[Ni - HccVman, L. I ' . , laimson. ' • V -r Crans ton, .1- - ' ' ' ' J? W Snnth, E P otrowsk 1J ,,„_ . Cook, T. O SITTING: w. p . p Bauer, M. I R - SITTING K M. Sobyra, A ■ ■ ' ' ™-- ?« s . f Kuckertz, ■ ' chaels I ' ' - ' IIMEN STAADing- SITTIA-G.. ■ - — .a.. - R. S, ' ■ on(eIpass _ J Bond , s. win yi in ' 9 Br. C. B. Irwin Moderator SENIOR CAPTAINS Bob Reimcr, Jim Thompson, and Hugh McGourty Although severely handicapped by the return of only four letteiTnen, the senior swimming team managed to compile a respectable 7-10 record in dual meet competition. Most of this year ' s strength was to found in 2nd and 3rd year, although seniors Jim Thompson, Bob Reimer, Hugh McGourty and Carl Peterson did turn in some fine individual jjerformances. The bright future for the team lies in the fact that almost all of our first line swimmers will be back next year and will be joined by five or six outstanding sophomores led by Tom Burke, Mike Casey, and Frank Parker. These boys will join such outstanding varsity perfonners as Bill Swider- ski, and Phil and Jerry Stoffey. These, and others too numerous to mention, should give Leo one SENIORS STANDING: Br. Irwin, W. Swidcrski, J. Stoffey, J. Starkus, P. Stoffey, G. Olson, J. Nealis. SITTING: P. Luchsingcr (Mgr. ), J. Flynn, R. Reimcr, H. McGourty, J. Thompson, M. Fagan, F. Rave (Mgr.). o 9 HM H n f ' ' ; f$i W Xf Q a o M I ' i ' K ■m © JUNIORS TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: Br. Irwin. W. Ward, W. Woodall, W. Shechan, S. Morris, A. Vaisius, R. Koch, T. Kurland, F. Rave (M. r). S. Rtilly, T. Burke, F. Parker, D. Compton, D. Casey. K. Kane, P. Dillon, P. Luchsinger (Mgr.). BOTTOM ROW: R. Haberkorn, T. Gibbons M. .Toyce, R. Harper. of its finest squads for the 1962 season. The junior team, led by the above-mentioned sophomores, put together a fine 12-5 record and gained many individual honors during the long season. In addition, this year ' s freshman class con- tributed so many fine swimmers to the squad that it would be impossible to mention all of them. However, special mention should be made of Bill Ward, Ron Koch, Rill Sheehan, Al Va.sius, Bill Woodall and Dick Harper who will foirn the nucleus of next year ' s junior team. This should be one of the best junior squads in Leo history. A fine season was brought to a fitting conclusion on March 19th when Br. Ii-win presented the 4th annual Leo Invitational .Swimming Meet in which over 200 boys, representing seven Catholic League schools, took part. THE RECORD Junior i , nior Leo Opjjonent Leo Opponent 52 St. Philip 24 38 St. Philip 48 43 S. Shore 34 34 S. Shore 52 37 Morgan Park 40 14 Morgan Park 72 56 Harper 12 64 Harper 11 60 Mt. Carmel 17 37 Mt. Carmel 49 30 Fenger 49 17 Fenger 69 59 St. Philip 17 34 St. Philip 52 52 Hyde Park 16 47 Hyde Paik 21 41 St. Patrick 36 55 St. Patrick 19 33 Br. Rice 44 15 Br. Rice 63 46 Harper 30 50 Calumet 20 65 CaJumet 11 59 Harper 18 38 St. Ignatius 39 42 St. Ignatius 33 52 Mt. Carmel 25 48 Hyde Park 28 46 Hyde Park 22 39 Mt. Carmel 47 28 S. Shore 49 20 S. Shore 66 52 AVebcr 26 32 Weber 53 a cm is In its fourth year of existence Leo ' s tennis club continued to gain the enthusiastic support of many of the students. Ahhough not a member of any league, Leo ' s netmen face a full and challenging program. The Fourth Annual Inter-Scholastic Tennis Tournament resulted in the presentation of gold, silver and bronze medals to the top con- tenders in both veteran and novice divisions. ' ■Racquet Squad is one of the few school activi- ties that continue through the imimcr months, its season stretching from April to October. P. D: McCormack MoleratoT :s7rg ;- -i-.-L SI ' AIORS lOP ROW; M. McLauchlin. P. Dalv. T. O ' ConncU, M. Ilko, W. Borbas. FRONT ROW: . . Cook. . . Owens, T. Blasgcn. D. Fitzgerald. JUNIORS TOP ROW: T. Ruane, P. Gleason, R. Ilardrsty, R. Boti.iri., R, Barshis, J. Venrkus, H. Roberts, P. Harrlgan. IFRONT ROW: M. Radziewicz. E. Russell, W. Wcislo, D. Gaffncy, K. Bolton. P. Breiinan. ' ' ter ' P ' - Br. T- D. Manning Moderator gjf After a year ' s absence the Leo Golf Team is once again returning to the school ' s athletic roster. With Brother J. D. Manning back at the reins the rejuvenated squad plans a re-entry into Catholic League compe- tition. Returning to their famed habitat, The Glen Eagles Country Club, the team hopes to capture the Catholic League Championship. Those seniors forming the team nucleus are: J. Ormsby, V. Giedraitis, D. Krug, S. Strzelecki, R. Maher, M. Manning, and G. Muellner. The novice team is composed of T. Enright, J. Strzelecki, T. Morrissey, and G. McConaghy. G. MucUncr, M. Manning, V. Giedraitis, J- Ormsby, D. Krug. S. Strzi Icrki. R. Mahrr. II T. Morrissey, G. MrConaghy, Strzelecki, T. Enright. 9r -. ' -■■ ' ' Wt ' m i — fcr iiA: ii ' ' C ' nnmitnilion 3, ntvai ' niiyals L Mr. R. S. Hanlon Moderator Intramural Basketball, which is organized by Mr. Hanlon, has again been enthusiastically supported by the students. The competition for the leadership and playoff positions in each lunch period has been imusually keen this year. In the first lunch period, the race has narrowed down to two teams, 4E (11-0) and 2H (10-1). The second lunch period is a contest between 4D (8-1) and 3B (8-2). In the third lunch period 3A (10-1) leads, but 4C (9-2) and 4F (8-2) are making it a tighter race. When regular season play has ended, the four leading teanis in each period will ie for a playoff berth. The thiee remaining teams will then hold a round robin tournament to detemiine the intramural championship. Its. The t lunch li period i lunch fleams mining mine ihe SECOND LUNCH Class Won Lost 4D 8 1 3B 8 2 4B 7 2 3D 7 2 3F 7 2 4G 7 3 2E 6 4 2G 4 6 FIRST LUNCH (through Easter ' ass Von Lost Pet. 4E 11 1.000 2H 10 1 .909 2A 7 3 .700 lA 7 4 .636 IR 6 5 .545 2C 5 5 .500 IB 4 7 .363 lO 3 7 .300 IE 2 8 .200 2F 2 8 .200 IC 1 10 .090 HIGH SCORERS: CLASS POINTS Enri.srht lA 127 Skrandzius 4E 124 Evans 2H 103 Pet. .888 .800 .777 .777 .777 .700 .600 .400 Class Won Lost IM 2 IS 1 9 IH 1 9 IF 10 HIGH SCORERS CLASS Thompson 4B Busse 4G Sullivan 4B THIRD LUNCH Class Won Lost Pet. 3A 10 1 .909 4C 9 2 .818 4F 9 2 .818 4A 6 3 .666 3C 6 4 .600 3E 5 6 .h.54 3G 4 6 .400 2D 3 7 .300 2B 3 8 .272 IK 2 8 .200 ID 1 9 .000 HIGH SCORERS: CLASS POINTS Fasan 3A 93 Nickel 3G 87 Byrne 3E 86 TOP ROW: L. DuLucia, P. English, T- Coyle, J. Alfred, R. Coleman, B. Clark, J. Bcrtucci, F. Dolan. T. Barry. FRONT ROW: T. Barnicle, D. Cooke, P. Brogan, R. Blazys, J. Connors, F. Brafman. i y lot or y radi Mates TOP ROW: J. Kozlowski, D. Jakubowski, P. Larmon, J. Howard, T. Justic, M. Granfield, P. Grccnwalt, T. Marolcwski, T. Forrcr. FRONT ROW: P. Maroncy, R. Hughes, A. Gaiziunas, I. Lawlcr, T. Hughes, A. Gustafson. TOP ROW R. Mucllor, R. Maher. R. Ward. T. McGivncy, A. Vcith, A. Maziarz, R. MrCabc. FRONT ROW: M. Manning, G. Muellncr, C. Peterson, R. Peterson, D. Mastro, G. Michalski. Because of their sustained effort, sixty-two seniors of the class of ' 61 liave been designated honor graduates. They qualified by maintaining a minimum eighty-five average for seven semesters. Considering the high scholastic standards of LeOj these seniors can be justifiably proud. TOP ROW: S. Strzrlccki, P. Welsh, M, VanHelsland, J. Stefan, J. Thomas, J. Sadler B. Riordan. FRONT ROW: ,1. Ryan, T. Stark, R. Schwellenbarh, J Szymanski. R. Pulaski. chnowledcrynents ' 9 ' The planning and publishing of a yearbook is a tedious and time-consuming chore. The Uion staff of 1961 would have found this task imjxissible without the unselfish assistance of a host of helpers too numerous to mention. However, we wish to extend special thanks to the Leo Fathers ' Club and the Mothers ' Club for their financial aid in outfitting the darkroom, to VValinger Studios for portrait photography and group pictures, to the Norman King Company for help with lay- outs, and to the faculty and student body for their cooperation and encouragement. LAYOUT, ARTWORK, AND PRINTJNG PRODUCTION BY THE NORMAN KING COMPANY. INC. alO W. HIGGINS ROAD PARK RIDGE, ILLINOIS RODNEY 3-0642