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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1969 volume:

LION STAFF THOMAS FOERTSOH ........................ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JAMES MURPHY ............................... I BUSINESS MANAGER JOHN KENNEY ................................. SPORTS EDITOR J. DENNIS ALLEN .............................. LAYOUT EDITOR DONALD ATKINSON ......................... ACTIVITIES EDITOR STUDENT LIFE 251 i sail' ..f4'5 mai' ,',-, . .1 ,ffl Q , f:f a?i1' aeff?w+.f Ev-Q-F WH TH P? S 'SKYLA I ENDLESS . . . REPETITICDN CDF LIFE . . . FACULTY VICE-PRINCIPAL BR. KEVIN P. HAGGERTY M.A.-Classical Languages fLoyolaj Chairman of Foreign Language Department Subjects: Latin II, IV, French IIIg Activities: Human Relations Coordinatorg Hobbies: Golf Br. Hennessy, a former graduate of Leo, is now principal at Leo in his first year as a member of the faculty. He comes to us from St. Laurence High School, where he had spent two years as a teacher. He has done much this year to improve Leo High School. PRINCIPAL BR. E. T. HENNESSY B.A.-English flonabg M.A.-English CGonzagaj Special Interests: Good Music Br. Haggerty is in his 5th year at Leo, and his third year as assistant principal. His previous teaching experience includes St. Laurence High School, where he taught for 3 years. A I ITR TIG Left: Mrs. Ellen Simms Bookkeeper E..-V' g. .. Mrs. jean Urbanik Secretary Left: Mrs. Mary Phillips Registrar BR. L. R. CHRISTENSEN B.A -Economics Iona - C D Subjects: Theology I, Algebra I, Business Law: Activities: Band moderator, Fathers Club moderator, Director of S.O.C., Student Council moderator BR. M. C. CHAVIRA B.A.-History-Philosophy Head of the Art Department Subjects: World History, Art: Activities: Interests: Photography, Painting Mothers Club: Special MR. GEORGE CUMMINGS B.A.-English QDe Paulj Subjects: English, Geometry BR. P. W. DOYLE B.A.-History Qlonaj Subjects: Theology II, Reading Developmentg School Ac- tivities: Cross Country Assistant coachg Assistant Director of Power Training Program: Assistant Track Coach: Pub- lic Relations Directorg Special Interests: Reading and Golf I BR. J. J. FAGAN TT . B.S.-Chem.-Bio. flonaj Head of Mathematics Department ' Subjects: Algebra I, II, Geometry: j Activities: Swimming and Water Polo Coadl l BR. E. V. CORRIGAN M.S.-Education Subjects: Theology III, IV, Alge- bra Ig Activities: Theology, Ath- letics ROBERT S. HANLON B.A.-Physical Ed. 'df Subjects: Physical Ed.g Activi- ,,.- ' ties: Head Football Coach, In- , .. tramuralsg Special Interest: P' 'I ' ,W-R.. - smokingq ?y I JW, . . kwa, .- .4- 4... BR. G. G. GREMLEY B.A.-English Clonaj Head of English Department N., subjects. Theology 11, English ., III A ..b9-9'4 q.,,....-v-r- ' ..--'4' BR. T. C. FORD B.A -Histo Ionaj M A -Histo CSL ohn's U : fY C ' ' . fY I . Subjects: Theology IV, English III, Geometryg Activities: Moderator fVarsityj, Track, Missions -1 MR. CHESTER HARBUT B.A.-Nat. Science QSt. Ambrosej Subjects: Biology, Physical Scienceg tography Special Interest: Travel, Pho- l Cdr. ,F 1 MRS. BARBARA HIRSHBERG B.S.-English COhio Stl Subjects: English I, II,- IIIg Special Interest: Ski- mg MR. LEO J. HENNING M.M.-CDe Paulj Head of Music Depart- ment Activities: Band Director I5 BR. B. D. KENNEDY B.S.-Physics, Math flonaj Head of Science Department Activities: Head Cross Country Coach I I I x MR. THOMAS JOYCE B.A.-En lish Lewis Coach, Head Track I 8 C D Head of Guidance dept. Subjects: English I, Guidance Coun- selorg Activities: Coach of Flys and Bantams Basketball, Special Inter- est: Basketball, Cycling BR. I. L. LACLOCHE B.S.-Physics Qlonaj Subjects: Math II, Physics, Theolo- gy Ig Activities: Coach of Flys and Bantamsg Special Interest: Music I6 X, vi, 1 x U :g 'j - -1 ,Q L -..H l Q: N num. ,, 'igliiv' . NJ? .Ik AY. 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THOMAS O'MALLEY B.A.-Economics fLorasj l , Subjects: Sociology, World Historyg Activities: L Heavyweight Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, ,A Special Interest: Sports 'H '41 MR. WILLIAM NEIS B.A.-Philosophy fVillanovaj Subjects: Theology III, IV, Activities: YCS, Di- rector of Religious Activities, Special Interests: People, Travel, Swimming BR. P. B. PATITUCCI B.A.-Spanish flonaj Subjects: Spanish I, IIg Activities: Lightweight Basketball, Basketball Moderator, Glee Club Mod- erator, Asst. Athletic Director -. MR. ALLAN OWENS B.A.-History QU. of Illinoisj ' i Subjects: World History, Ancient History Ig Activities: Bookstore, Tennis Team ax, MR. R. D. PARKER B.A.-History fDe Paulj Head of Social Studies Dept. Subject: American Historyg Special Interests: Guns, MR. C. A. REINKE B.A.-Business fwisconsin St.j Head of Business Dept. Subject: Typingg Activities: Bowling Moderatorg Special Interests: Bowling, Coins BR. T. V. RYAN B.S.C.-Education fFordhnrn UQ M.A.-Education Q john U.j Subject English IVQ Special Interest: Fishing BR. j. D. RICE B.A.-English Qlonaj Subjects: English, Speech, Theologyg Activities: Club, Yearbook Moderator, Dimensions lu BR. G. T. SMYT H B.S.-Biology Clonaj Subjects: Biology, Physical Sci- enceg Activities: Freshman Football Moderator, Oriole Moderator, Photography Mod- erator MR. THOMAS B. SZURA B.A.-French and English QLoyolaj A ' Subjects: French I, II, English Ig Special Interests: Sports 59 ' 4 u ' ui . , I I-,., MR. R. F. SWAST B.A.-Business Administration fMichigan St.j Subjects: Bookkeeping, Business Law, Activities: Asst. Varsity Football Coachg Special Interests: Swimming, Golf x js Hmm, L- 3 n SENIQRS EUGENE L. AGEE Sl. Leo Activities: Honor Roll 2, Track 2 Ambition: Aerospace Team JOHN E. AHERN St. Bamabar Ambition: Strongman RUBEN P, ALVAREZ Virilalion Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fOfficer 4J PHILIP J. ANDREWS SI. Theodore Activities: Honor Rol 1 2, Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball Mgr. 1 Ambition: Accountant THOMAS J. ARNESEN Lillle Flower Activities: Bowling 1 Ambition: Policeman JOHN M. ARVETIS Viritution Activities: Class Officer Track 2, Wrestling 1 Ambition: Juvenile Office DONALD R. ATKINSON St. Tbomar More Activities: Band 1, 4, 3, 4, Lion 3, 4, Poster Club 4, Track 3, Ambition: Teacher JOHN M. AUSTIN Sl. Alben the Crea! Ambition: Mechanic DENNIS O. BAKER SI. Tlaomar More Honor Roll 2, Class 1, 2, 5, 4, Track Mgr 2 Ambition: Disc Jockey JAMES A. BARNAS Sl. Salomefz 4, Bowling 2, 5, 4 Officer 4, Glee Club Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Ambition: Plumbing Contractor VAN W. BARTNICZAK I mmarulute Conceplion Activities: Library Club 3, 4 fOfficer 4J, Swimming 1 Ambition: Civil Engineer ANTHONY R. BEDALOW St. Tbomnr More Band 1, YCS 4, Cheerleader 4, Track 1, 2, 3 4 9 Ambition: Success 2, Dimensions 3, ,rg 48 -ur JAMES A. BENTON Holy Name of Mary Activities: Wrestling 1, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 JAMES M. BIRMINGHAM St. Iolm Nepomucene Activities: Swimming 1 FREDERICK J. BLACKBURN St. Cajetulz Activities: Cheerleader 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 JEROME E. BLIDY Nazivily B. V. M. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Pianist MICHAEL J. BOLINE Sl. Margaret of Srazland Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Polo 1, 2, 5, 4 BARRY J. BONNER St, Clolilde Activities: Glee Club 1 Ambition: Pharmacist PHIL BOUDREAU Sl. Kilim: Activities: Track 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 2 Ambition: Teacher JAMES P. BOYLE A Ser-'en Holy Founder: Activities: Football QManager 1, 2, 3, 41 GEORGE M. BRACKIN Sl. Kilim: Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 McFARLAND ANTHONY BRAGG. JR. Sl. Lea Activities: Track 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2 Ambition: Millionaire JOHN PATRICK BRENNAN Sz. Gall Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 1, 2 Ambition: Accountant TERRENCE W. BULFIN Virilalion Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Lion 3, 'fragk 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, Class Officer Ambition: Architect 25 What are you worried about? If you die I'll sue the lunchroom company. ROBERT J, BURBANK Sl. fu.rti1z Martyr lim -. 4'I ' fra - 4.wr..v7 ',l ' K' -L 4 ,F l, -1,5 I A Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, Student Aid 2, 4, Oriole 1, 2, Drama 4, Officer 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fOfficer 3, 41 Ambition: Lawyer JOHN J. BURGOON St. Clare DANIEL M. BURNS St. jolm Firhef Activities: Class Officer 4, Baseball JOSEPH E. BUSSE Virilatiwz Ambition: Policeman PATRICK NI. CAHILL St. Gabriel Activities: Class Officer 1, 2 Ambition: Blacksmith JAMES H. CAMPBELL Sl. Lea 5 Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, Drama 4, De- bate 3, 4 fOfficer 41, Bowling 1, 2, 3 Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer JOHN M. CARMODY Sl. Margarel of Scotland Activities: Library Club 2, 5, 4 fOfficer 41, Basketball fMgr. 3, 41 tAmbition: Teacher MARTIN CARROLL Sl. Sabina Activities: Class Officer 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 KEITH W. CARTER Holy Name of Mary Activities: Honor Roll 2, Oriole 1 Ambition: Professor of Piano 26 J' Jul- ' gl'--.' li 4- 'SE' XX-all ,gga-P KW ,Yi -Ir l Ni-5 Nd fs- Afi- ' M l 5-io' , I it-A - ,H l 1 . 5'e 't PATRICK T. CASEY Sl, Gabriel Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher ROBERT S. CHERRY III sf. Phillip Neff Activities: Glee Club 2, 5, Drama 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4 Ambition: Politician TOM P. CHESKE Immaculate Com-epzimz Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 Ambition: Oceanographer JOHN PATRICK COLLINS St. Mary Star of the Sea Ambition: Policeman THOMAS CONDON Our lady of Pence Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Officer 4, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt 4j, Water Polo 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Doctor ROBERT J. CONNORS Si. juflin-Maflyr Activities: Class Officer 1, Football 1, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 45 Ambition: Professional Student THOMAS E. CONWAY Sl. Catherine of Genoa Activities: Class Officer 2, Band 1, 2, Swim- ming 1, 2 THOMAS E. CRUSE St. Rim Activities: Track 1, 2, Swimming 1, Wres- tling 1 Ambition: Sanitary Worker JOHN CZARNICKI AJ5ll7IlfIlf0ll Ambition: Machinist CARL W. DANIELSKI St. Devi! Ambition: Accountant WAYNE R. DAVIES SI. Deunif Ambition: King JIM M. DILLON Lillle Flower Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, Dances 4, Cheerleader 4, Swimming 1, 2, 5, 4, Water Polo 2, 3, 4, S.O.C. 27 GERARD E. DORAN St. Cbrixlirm MICHAEL M. DORN Si. Denis' Activities: Honor Roll 2, Student Aid 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Businessman RAYMOND M. DURKIN Lilile Flower Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Oriole 3, Drama 4, Debate 3, Library Club 5, 4, Baseball 4 Ambition: Dentist DANIEL DUNSTAN Armrnpziafz B.V.M. Ambition: Draftsman JOHN L. DUTTON Sl. Clarirtirza Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4 Ambition: Mechanic JOHN F. FAHEY St. Kilim: Activities: Class Officer 1, Oriole 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Polo 1, 2, 3, 4 fcapt. 41 Ambition: Meter Maid JOHN J. FARRELL Sl. Adrian Activities: Honor Roll 2, Debate 1, 2, Bowl- ing 1 Ambition: Lawyer MICHAEL J. FERENC Sl. Germaine Activities: Swimming 3, 4, Water Polo 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2 Ambition: Restaurant Owner A CHARLES FRANCIS FITZGERALD Virilaliorz Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Student Aid 2, YCS 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1 Ambition: Psychoanalyst JOHN R. FITZGERALD St. Thomas More Activities: Honor Roll 3, Class Officer 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 4J Ambition: Basketball Coach KEVIN B. FITZGERALD St. Callaerine of Alexandria Ambition: Military THOMAS M. FOERTSCH St. IValzer Activities: Lion 3, 4 fEditor-in-chief 41, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Photography 3, 4 Ambition: Electronics Engineer 28 rife: '1 h r '9 l '-63' K. McPolin demonstrates his ability for doing nothing. Kms.. 'ff' D Ai FU' ,qs .R-in X , 'N .1 xv: v x FERNAND L. FORTIER Sr. Leo Activities: Class Offr. 1, Debate 1, 2, 3, -i Football 1, 2 Ambition: Dentist FRED FRAZIER III Holy Name of .Mrn'j' Activities: Class Offr. 3 Ambition: Computer Technology RAYMOND M. FROST Sl. Gabriel Ambition: Success CHARLES W. FURLONG Sl. Adriml Activities: Band 1, 2, 5. 4 fOffr. 41. Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 41 LUIS C. GALAVIZ Sl. Felicilaf Activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Lawyer CHRISTOPHER G. GEARY SI. Peter and Paul Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Water Polo 3, Library Club 3, 4 JOSEPH GEMMELL St. Nirlaalfu of Toleuline Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Mechanical Engineer ASTON D. GILL St. Columbuzzuf Activities: Class Offr. 2, 4, Honor Roll 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 3, 41, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt.J, 2, 3, 4 29 DAVID GILLIGAN Sl. Cajefmz EUGENE T. GROSZEK Sl. Bride GENE GROSZEK Sl. Bride Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4 DONALD GUGLIUZZA Viximfiozl Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, Libra Club 1 Ambition: Accountant RAYMOND J. HAEGELE St. Clyrislina Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5 Ambition: Business Manager ROBERT W. HAEGELE St. Clsrixtizm Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, DENNIS M. HALLBERG St. Leo Activities: Honor Roll 2, 3 YCS 4 Ambition: Teacher JAMES P. HALLBERG St. Leo Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2 3 4 YCS 4 Lion 4, Oriole 4, Basketball 1 Ambition: Doctor 30 J L-si we Nw-9' 'ai mv' iff--vt' GP RONALD EUGENE HAMMOND III Sl. Tlaaddeur Activities: Honor Roll 2, Class Offr. 2, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Architect LEO E. HASELBERGER Sl. Margaret of Scotland Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Machinist MICHAEL F. HASSETI' Viiitaliml ROBERT F. HEEBNER Sl. Mary of Mmm! Carmel Activities: Bowling fi Ambition: Butcher WILLIAM RICHARD HELZING Sl. Tbamnr More Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Off. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Swimming I, 2, 3, Golf 3 ROBERT HICKEY Sl. Margarel of Scotland Activities: Cheerleader 4, Track 2, Poster Club 1, 2, 4 Ambition: Architect JOHN V. HICKEY Sl. Sabina Activities: Class Offr. 2, Basketball 1, 2 Ambition: Accountant JOHN P. HOPKINS SI. Sabina Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 2, 3 EDWARD I-IREBIC St. Michael Ambition: College DANIEL J. HUGHES Sl. Gabriel Activities: Class Offr. 1, 2, Football 1, Bas- ketball 2 Ambition: Mayor WAYNE A. JAROCKI St. Fabian Activities: Football 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Business Manager DAVE K. JOHNSON Sl. Tbomar More Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball fMgr.j 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Water Polo 5, 4 Ambition: Gambler 3l WENDELL C. JONES Sl. Ruflbfzel Activities: Honor Roll 2, Bowling 1, 2, 4 Ambition: Scientist RON KAMINECKI Sl. Pmzcmliur Activities: Honor Roll 2, 3 Ambition: Research WILLIAM J. KANE St. Denis Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Ambition: Accountant JOHN P. KEARNS Sl. Germaine Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Oriole 4 Y' fEd. in Chiefj 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Water - Polo 2 Ambition: Lawyer MICHAEL F. KEATY Sl. Sabina Ambition: Lion Tamer GEORGE F. KELLY St, Lea Activities: Honor Roll 4, Oriole 1, 2, Track 1 GEORGE M. KELLY Sl. Kiliun Activities: Library Club 1, 2 Ambition: Business Adm. JOHN J. KENNY Sl. Kilimz 1, 2, 5, 4, YCS Activities: Lion 4, Library Club 1, 2 Ambition: Business ERVIN P. KETCHENS Sl, Clozilde Activities: Band 1, 2, Track 1, Bowling 2 FRANK A. KLEKOWSKI Si. john de La Salle Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Cross Country 3, Track 2, 3 Ambition: Pro Baseball Calisthenics are a major part of the physical fitness px Leo. .wi 41' , F' fl 1- -n Q' .anus dk l S . LE, I!! 1 sa --.qt GARY KMETTY Sr. Nicbolnx of Tolenline Activities: Bank 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES H. KREMINSKI Sl. Marg Sim' of lhe Sea Activities: Cheerleader 4 fCapt 4j, Cross Country 4, Track 3, 4 Ambition: Business Adm. TOM: R. KRULL lf7i.filt1l.i0Il Activities: Basketball 1, 3, 4 fCapt. 45, Class Officer 3, 4 Ambition: Teacher LEONARD R. KURDEK Sl. john of God Activities: Honor Roll 3, 4 Ambition: Mortician ROBERT D. KNWIATKOXWSKI Sl. john of Gnd Activities: Class Offr. 2, Poster Club 4, Track 3, 4 Ambition: King PHILLIP M. LANG St. Kiliazz Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Mgr. 2 PAUL P. LEAHY St. Nicholas of Tolerztine Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1 MICHAEL WILLIAM LEE Sl. Thomas the Aporlle Activities: Basketball 2, 5, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Lawyer MICHAEL A. LEPENSKE Sl. Alexar1der'.r Activities: Swimming 1 Ambition: Mechanic TERRENCE T. LERNER St. Bruno Activities: Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1 PETER L. LESIECKI St. Sabina Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 ' Ambition: Policeman THOMAS G. LIMBURG St. Cajelmz Activities: Class Offr. 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Oriole 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fOffr.J 3, Track fMgr.j 1 Ambition: Teacher 33 JAMES NI. LOFTUS St. Bride Activities: Library Club 1 Ambition: Business Administrator DONALD E. LOTH St. Elhelreda Activities: Library Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Cross Country 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Butcher THOMAS E. LUCAS Sl. Adrian Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Oriole 4, Debate 1, 2 Ambition: Teacher MARK H. LUETKEMEYER S even H oly Founder: Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, Class Of- ficer 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 5, Football 1, 2 3, 4 fCapt.J 4 TIMOTHY RICHARD MAI-IONEY St. Nirholar of Tolenlifze Activities: Football QMgr.j 4 Ambition: Pro Football Player JOHN J. MARKOVICH St. Raphael ELLIS W. MATHUS Sacred Heart Activities: Track 2 Ambition: Social Worker THOMAS A. McBENNETT St. Nirlyolar of Tolentine Activities: Glee Club 4, Oriole ming 1 34 1, Swim- i .4540 P. Lang and Uncle Bernie talk things over gc ,-'iv 'Viv 41' 'f' Ju N c vt YN-rt' G ','W ...I JOSEPH E. MCELLIGOTT St. Gabriel Activities: Class Officer 2, 4, Track 2 Ambition: Lawyer TERRY M. MCELLIGOTI' Sl. Leo Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: U, S. Senator FRANK J. McGOWAN Sl. Bede Activities: Honor Roll 2, Football 3 JOHN McGOWAN Sl, Cnjelan Ambition: Architect JOHN J. MCMAHON Sl. Thomas More Activities: Library Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Meteorologist JOHN T. MCNAMARA Sl. Leo Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Lawyer KEVIN PATRICK McPOLIN i Sl. Cajetmz Activities: Honor Roll 1, Class offf. 1, 3 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Accountant MICHAEL T. MILLER St. Carthage Activities: Class Officer 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Drama 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2 ' Ambition: Teacher MICHAEL F. MILOS Sz. juffin Marlyr Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Oriole 4 Ambition: Dentist DAVE MITCHELL Sl. Clorirlimx RICHARD MITCHELL Sl. Thaddeus Activities: Baseball 4 JAMES J. MOLLOY SI. Sabina Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Oriole 4, Basketball IM2r. 1, 2, 3, 41 35 ARTHUR Dr MOORE Sl. Crzrlbage Activities: Honor Roll 1, Glee Club 3, Truck 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4 Ambition: Teacher LAURENCE S. MOORMAN St. Margaret of Scotland Activities: Honor Roll 2 JAMES MORLEY St. Terrence Activities: Honor Roll 2, Ambition: Military MICHAEL J. MOSS St. Felirilar Activities: Class Officer Water Polo 1, 2 Ambition: Businessman EDMUND P. MURPHY Sl. Thomas More 5 2, Swimming 1, 2, Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MYERS Sl. Sabina Activities: Class Officer 4, Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt.j 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 5, 4 Ambition: Congressman EDWARD JOHN NADDY Lillle Flower Activities: Baseball 3, 4 Ambition: Lawyer WALTER NASH Sz. Ezbelreda Activities: Track 2, Bowling 4 Ambition: Business Manager JAMES P. NOE St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Activities: Honor Roll 2, 5, Class Officer 4 fStuclent Council Presidentj, YCS 5, Cheerleader 5, 4, Cross Track 1, 2, 5, 4 Country 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Chemical Engineer GREGORY NOVAK Five Holy Marlyrx Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Businessman uh, poriferous porism uh, pork porker ah, here it is, pornography. Fix iv? Q ,W I 'Uk -R H9-sv ,wlmll ,xxytzrttgt 'SN , ?'lX 'lW- Q wr.-.-?h:kt.x Bewilderment in Brother Kennedy's room. DAVID D. O'BRIEN St. john of Gad Ambition: Engineer ANDREW M. O'CONNOR St. jolm the Bapiirl Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2 Ambition: Vista Volunteer JAMES O'CONNOR Sl. Sabina Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM O'CONNOR Sl. Sabina Activities: Glee Club 1, 2 Ambition: Statistition Expert MICHAEL F. O'I-IEARN Armmpliozz B.V.M. Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 TIIVIOTHY O'I.EARY Sl. jobzz Fiflaer Activities: Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 1 YCS 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 fOffr.j 4 Track 1 Ambition: Failure JAMES M. O'MAI.I.EY Sz. Tbomaf More Activities: Class Officer 1, Football 1 Ambition: Round Head RICHARD L. O'MAI.LEY Clarixt the King Ambition: Geologist DAVID J. PAGE Sl. Dorothy Activitieiz Cross Country 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 37 IVIARTIN PARKINSON St. jabrl lhe Baplirt Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2 MICHAEL F. PERRY Virilatiozz Activities: Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2, Bowling 1, 2 Ambition: Engineer JOSEPH C. PETROSKY Sl. fuftin Marlyr Ambition: Electrician JOHN F. PHILIPPS St. Catherine of Alexandria Activities: Honor Roll 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Accountant RONALD E. PIWNICKI Sl. jolm of God Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, Bowling 2 MICHAEL POPE SI. Nicbolar of Tolenzine Activities: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Cross Country 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Physics Research GERALD M, PROSAPIO St. Sabina Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Nature JAMES P. QUINN Our Lady of Peace Activities: Baseball 3, 4 Ambition: Policeman JOSEPH ADAM REJOWSKI Sl. Nicbalaf of Tolenline Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Baseball Track 2 Ambition: Policeman HARRY S. RITTER Lilzle Flower Activities: 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 41, Water Polo 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT I.. ROHE St. Sabina Ambition: Pipe Fitter JOSEPH ROSZAK Si. Margaret of Scotland Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, Baseball 3, 4, Track 2 -if f' ' ' g f 'A ., lg ' ,-P N , , Q0 01 'turf , t-- Mommy, mommy, I hate my sister's guts! mfs.. Yxfqg-gv ROBERT T. ROURKE Sl. Linux Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Data Processing THOMAS RYAN Sl. Barmbux Activities: Glee Club 3, Baseball 2, 3, Track 2 Ambition: Success TIM J. RYAN Sz. Sabina Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 THOINTAS SARAC Sl. Kilim: Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Real Estate RAYMOND P. SCHMIT Sl. john Fiflaer Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4 COffr. 4j Ambition: Metallurgical Engineer BART SCHROEDER St. Cbrixlfmz Activities: Swimming 1 ANTHONY VERNON SCOTT Holy Name of Mary Ambition: Business Adm. ROBERT C. SHANKMAN Sl. Basil Activities: Class Officer 1, 2 Ambition: Fireman 9 Band 1 DONALD S. SHRADER Sl. Clare of Monlefalm Activities: Glee Club 3, 4 Ambition: Army GREGORY SIERZEGA Sl. Mau' Magdalene Activities: Basketball 3, 4 VIILLIAM A. SIMPSON Holy Name of Mary Activities: Baseball 3, 4 EDWARD SISTOWICZ Sl. Mary of Mawzi Carmel Activities: Honor Roll 1, Library Club 1 2 Ambition: Mortician GEORGE P. SLABY Nafizfily B.V.M. Activities: Honor Roll 2, YCS 4 Ambition: Marine Biologist JAMES F. SLUSARCZYK Anumpliarz B.V.M. Activities: Honor Roll 2 Ambition: President WILBERT A. SMITH Queen of the Ufzizferre Activities: Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 1 2 Ambition: Lawyer BROOKS SPRANGLER Sl. Cfrrlbflge Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2 Wres tling 1 Ambition: Doctor TIMOTHY STAPLETON Sl. Kilim: Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 Ambition: Engineer ROBERT W. STEC St. john of God Activities: Football 1, Wrestling 1 Ambition: Millionaire WILLIAM F. STECICH Sl. Nicholas af Tolentine Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Policeman MORPHIS P. STENNIS Sacred Henri Activities: YCS 3, Basketball fMgrJ 2. Track 1, Wrestling 1 Ambition: Dentist Ford has a good idea, but D. Mitchell has a better one. QQJ l G' 'in-r T' iffy ng 151.05 RICHARD F. STEWART Sf. Mary of Mt, Carmel Ambition: Chemical Engineer WILLIAM F. STUBER Our Lady of Peace Activities: Honor Roll 2, 3, Glee Club 1 2, 5, Track 3 Ambition: Secret Agent PATRICK SUMMERS Immaculate Conrepliorz Activities: Drama 5, 4 fOffr. Club 3, 4 Ambition: Actor 41, Library TIMOTHY PATRICK SURANE Sf. Kiliau Activities: Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Bowling 3, 4 Ambition: Electrician JOHN A. SWIDERGAL Sl. fabfz of Gad Activities: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2 3, 4, Bowling 1 Ambition: Chemical Engineer JOHN C. SZCZESNIAK Sl. Tlmma: More Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3 Ambition: Accountant ROBERT J. TAGLER Sl. Gabriel CHESTER R. TOKARZ Auumplian Ambition: Electronic Engineer 4 fOffr. 4, ROBERT JOHN TOMASKOVIC Sl. juriin Marlyr Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Library Club 4 Ambition: Data Processing ARTHUR TRUESDALE St. Thomar More Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1 fMgr.J 2, Basketball fMgr.J 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4 CC:ipt. 45 Ambition: Electrician DANIEL TYNAN Sl. Sabina Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Electronics Technology ART H, UNGURAIT Sl. john of Goa' Activities: Glee Club 1, Swimming 2 Ambition: Automotive Engineer JOHN C. USHER Sl. Barzmbar Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES L. WAGNER Sl. Leo Activities: Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4, YCS 3, 4, Lion 4, Oriole 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Psychiatrist JOHN R. WALSH SI. Gall CARL F. WARACHOWSKI Si. Turibiur Activities: Student Aid 2, Drama 4 iOf- ficer 41, Library Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Ambition: Marine Biologist JOHN B. WINTERS St. Nirbolar of Talenlizze Activities: Class Officer 1, 5, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 41 JOHN V. XWITI' Sl. john Firber Ambition: Accountant GARY S. YAKUBINIS Sl. Mary Slar of Ilae Sea Activities: Track 1 BENEDIKTAS SKIRBLYS I mmaculale C071CEpIf071 42 - fi FF 0' 01 . arf' Q '? Y '?' QM! 'T K, ,1 fu Seniors N or Pirlured: FRED K. BENOIT Sl. Mnrgilrel 0 f Srollmm' INIICHAIEL BURKE Sl. Kilim: CLINTON K. CHAPPELI. Sl. Lm DONALD EBIEL SI. Basil HOWIE KENNEY IMICHAEI.. F. PERRY Litlle Flower Viyiluzion GLENN E. LANIER BERNARN RUSSELL Sl. Anrelm St. Gabriel PATRICK IMI. OBRZUT ALFREDO TERRONES SI. Peief and Paul St. Gflbriel DvII3IvIC:XPlTK'lfDI? KEVIN RAY D CGLLI Q1951-19695 R. COLLINS of Sfollzllld - Water Polo 2. 5. SOC 4 fCo-Chnirmnnj Class Officer 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2. Swimming 1', 2, fTbe above arlirle appeared in :be Oriole upon ibe death of Kevin Colli11.r.l A young man four years ago walked through the front doors of Leo. As time went on, he studied, worked, swam and participated in the many activities of our school life. He was the kind of student who might not be noticed by many until an event occurred. The young man was just begin- ning to launch his career in life. Yet at 17. he dies. XVhy Kevin Collins? Death, not an easy medi- cine to take, becomes more evi- dent to us when it is so close. Kevin was n warm, human per- son and to many at Leo was a close friend. Our thoughts go with him as he ventures into another phase of life. We will remember him as he was, just as he now re- members us as we are. 43 UNDERCLASSMEN Q 'glil' X srl f U ' f P, gf' in-Y K. O'Dea P. Walsh D. Bulfin R. Cosentino E. Joyce 73' 5 K. Kelly W. Albrecht J. Bacavis W. Baxter E. Bogguess M. Dalach D. Daly T, Foy P. Holden T. Leiser M. Madden - F. Mason M. McNamara G. Mosley M. O'Callaghun Mr. Neis caught in the act. lx' ,Ji l 7 W Y .ii-V ww -f ' T I 'af ' P .N . fi , xx N ll 4 D. Payne R. Petrocelli j. Power J. Shea J. Trawinski D. Weber S. Weglarz R. Werner D. Whelan L. Winstend :iii T. Beggan W. Bigzme M. Corridon T. Donnelly .Er. T. Byer G. Ferenzi M. Fitzgibbon G. Geigner R. Haynes M. Kelly E. Lehner J. Lyons 1. McCarthy ' T. McG0war M. Stefancic J. Sutherland P. Cornfield L. Fiscelli 306-3 Nice radiators, I wish there was some heat though. FTW fb- J. Gilmartin D. Griffin B. Haselberger M. Kolar P. Labarge C. Lasota T. Macquire R. Malone R. Manzke G. McNamee L. Moore J. Murphy K. Berrigan I.. Block W. Durrant M. Eggleston D. Kenny C. Lawrence R. Matthews T. Matyczak S. McCullough j. McElherne J. Brucks R. Connelly M. Day F. DCITIHICO J. Feigl S. Grojean J. Hickey ' J. Kelly Geez, if I knew we were going to be in the yearbook I would have Ortiz Schloss T Ta J. D. Allen J. Banich W. Bonner S. Carroll F. Castiglione M. Gleason 209-3 wr-' M. Higgins G. Hopkins S. Hudson W. Liva D. Havrovic J. McGinty D. Mezydlo D. Miller J. Rejowski G. Labarge M. Lane W. Letz G. Rogers V. Rogers J. Smith B. Standring J. Sandford N. Tenerelli S. Williams Attentiveness as usual in Mr. Neis' room. S. Banks M. Fleming R. Kelly M. Lanham E. Moore G. O'Brien K. Reynolds M. Smith S. Sneed C. Towler 50. -lung-...E T. Brennan M. Galvin R. Kinczyk J. Lyons -R V J. Coleman K. Good R. King I. Matt er- R ' 5 -+3 T. Donahue C. Harris K. Klimek j. McBride 309-3 R. Evoy A. Filan J. Hogan S, Hood F. Knight C. Kurland J. McGann M. Mears P. Schanette D. Scheuel T. Welch T. Wolst 4, CF' Daniels 'Ci J. Finnegan G. Fox Jagust D. Jung R. Kania - R. Marks T. O'Hearn I. Sticich J. McCauley D. Meers C. Melman P. O'Reilly D. Sansone J. Sheridan R. Suges J, Sullivan J. Venckus .17 11 'wall M. Anderson M. Athey D. Augustine J. Barnas J. Baizosz J. Conway G. Gallagher M. Griffith T. Harrington D. Kubicki M. Maloblock E. Morkunas D. Novak J. Spar-:th M. Stankiewia G. Yarmoska R. York J. Dispensa D. Fahey A. Boudreau P. Brackm 'ff 207-2 J- BFUQICS J. Curia P. DeLoughery J. Dippolito J- Gfolean N. Hartlies B. Hinkle P. Horstmann Laskowski Porter D. Macaskill A. Rayner iifzxfg f .- Hg- I 6 V. W vi I ,., I ei lf.. CFU' O'Tol1e Sieika fi ,. y if ' J if . .' ri ' Wi 1 - . Y' E fi . - F. Skvirblys T. Supple E. Tamosaitis H. Veith A. White J 213-2 J. Air D. Baker T. Bartosz K. Carey J. Carlton M. Collins F. Hawk R. Hopkins R. Kech '1- '3 '54- wl- W P- McCrory J. McGuigan D. Mega J. Nfllisan P. Nielsen W. Olden J. Slm F. Ward J. Weston I A. Morkunas R. Rolak M. .Woolf and if . 6, J. Brennan J. Busse R. Finn J. Foley J..K1abacha J. Labarge W. Leeks R. Lucas H. Morrow A. Narris M. Ryan J. Sim R. Yos T. Zessemos -I. Brown J. Burke R. Burnett J. Doyle D. Eisen E. Griffin C. Hawkins J. Higgins W. Hunter are H if- B 'Q I P. Lerner K. McE1downey D. Murphy ,lm .b D. O'Brien ML, 9 .1 1 G Sarge . J' i f . 54... 5,4 . l . 132. Q -'W I i . ali R Kgs 'R PE in ?' -li' Q, . li ' A 1 -,Q l Q' Q VV.. YA V - JA I T X , , n.uu S. Smith R. Carmody S. Charles E. Haire M. Hawes A. jones M. jordan R. Kintz C. Lee R. Miles R. Morales K. Moran B. Palecki R. Pantano R. Raclziwon M. Sullivan E. Tupa M. Walden T C1'0ff0f1 I wm a S1000 Black Art Studies Scholarship and I J. Jackson G. Jones M. Kelley B. Kennedy F. Laverty R. Maynie J. McNicholas G. Mlekowski G. Murphy J. Murphy R. Musselman W. O'Brien P. Page C. Queen J. Ramos R. Reardon M. Regan T. Riley E. Ryan R. Schemel J. Sheridan E. Stallworth J. C. Tate J. Thamrn Steffedhagen Q- lu..!'F.r.l 04' S. Angone W. Custer R. Gerlich 305-2 T1 if ZN I7 .- f f yur wil ,-. li' -4-I B I R. Arnold T. Divers R. Gilliam J. Kettering E. Kirklin A. Lemrise A. Lentz P. Panatera A. Singleton G. Banks P. Dore D. Goldsmith ,,., A 4...:i' .i W LIP ly T I ff!! A 39571 ' Us 'Egg hfbn- EB'-I 255 -. G 5' FWZ 552 'O 422 5' I3 .CL N HOF ' 0 Esflg f'DV'i.- gD ra 225 D l'l! PU ! ?'?' P3 D' E570 4.2. Krasowsk' Lacey Lawlor McCarthy McKendall Murray Slugocki Spagnola Spero Tillery Wiley Yarbrougl .. .!i2,::-.1 . A , If 51 '. -I . - ei ' 1' A' A f :v 1 X fi ' A 'I ii 'f G. Banks F. Cresto M. Dubek P. Hughes P. Kennedy M. Lawton 'vi V fy. 'J T AA 307-2 if ,fi -.9 sh, with these constantly rising standards of education, ir's in' a lot harder to cram it all into a good cheat sheet. Q1 L. Fondriest J. Lehner F. McCann I. McNamee N. Meyer E. Nielsen P. O'Reilly L. Paruszkiewicz V- J. Gaal M. Lynch gs.- 4-' 4 f ,! ,W -': , 1 V V1 Q E ' xv? 1 4 A I J. Geringer J, Guingme J. Macs R. Marisi D. Miller T. Murray V' Y E. Perkins R. Radzewicz . 6 ' If ' D. RiOI'dElD ' J. Ross 'E' li. . ' i ' I I 'e g W. Salzer 5 A. Snyder ' v , I, ' f J V - L :, K. Bew D. Brown A C. Bryant K J. Collins J. Connelly J. Fitzgerald W. Gray N. Hasam P. Hawes . i li! xg. EUTUZ 555 gm: nf! -'Z' .141 M fi? G. , . i X fi . 1 - A M. Reid R. Rodgers . D. Rooney u if I.. ' il i 90 X. - ,gl 406-1 I am surrounded by idiots! 58 V E SN-In 1 'av ' ' -, '-sr' . I J, v r- - gxwal fril 2 .iq-K. +V ' rl g . ' F' 'F -sv N.-: I F. f f per .nv 3 Abi' - 1, ff-.. .Y I I. . X ,I y. 3. 5 3 f ,ilu l 1 -yy'- 4 ' y L A A :N .-- - ., no y 1 L Ili R. Calderone J. Callaghan M. Friloux D. Fuller A. Intoe E. Jones J. O'Connor' N. Posey B. Roti V. Spann M. Stefanski J. Ward R. Watts C. Yerkes ig 1? 3' B. Bomba M. Boyce G. Burke M. Favia A. Foley T. Foley 403-1 C. Cobb D. Gall .rl - ll -Ol v-5 si R. Kazlauskas J. Knight P. Martin J. McCann D. Moore D. Moore G. Morgan R. Murphy M. Omastiak D. Panozzo E. Philan W. Reilly W. Supple T. Taylor T. Teske I.. Wilson L. Davis f D. Cross J. Wansen . D. Harris ' ' T. Hickey J. Jones .3, y .. - l W, ,N. 5 . F. Meya E. Minnich R. Nelson B. O'Malley W. Roberson R. Stannis 211-1 J. Braun , R. B R. Condron W, X-'li VV. ,, 1 - '- l 1 f 1. .A I . lg 3 1. 4 f ' A i R- GCl1Cil-15 M. Green 1. Guimond M. Holden D. Kowalski D. Kuroski D. Morrissey T. Mulry J. Naughton Let me check that again, the odds on Purdue this week are 5-1 . .. U.C.L.A. 5-1 uchanan J. Collins Dorrington J. Duffy R. Hall J. Hector P. Hogan J. Lukacevich M. Mdilherne G. Merijohn A. Newell E. Nowak S. Olevlch J. O'Toole R. Quick R. Ramirez T. Thomas J. Tysen R. Whitehead M. Collins C. Flynn P. Condron M. Gamperl I . C. ET 5' ad 6 1, -xi 6 IA 'H 6, Aj ' ' - -.. ,. I 1 1' , I V' i ' , W sd , ' Qi gi if . EH ID 'llli L. Cross R. Crusor J. Delarkins F. Gibbs R. johnson G. joseph T. Moore D. Narish C. Sabia D. Smith C. Tillman T. Tunney Ury! U ...wik- 'Qs -11 s.. .. ' Z' M if 'S' ' 'r .li '.' 5 P - I L - fl fu .1 U' rifl 9 4 . ,Jn fi , .41 ' y 1 X W I T. Arvia. G. Benton J. Byrne B. T. Davis P. Davitt C. Dearborn R. K. Gonzallies R. Granderson R. Henison 'G. M. Lindsay K. Martin F. McMullin T. J. Orrico F. Sneed wars f '5 .4 .Q .. ,. A. i . , J. Rigg L. Ross J. Stanger K. Thomas Coffey Deberry Hinkle Miller 'xy ACTIVITIES 5 5' x! f .'5'? ' '4IL?x- The Officers table at the Spring Dinner Dance KR. to LJ Mr. and Mrs. J Holden, Br. Chavira, Mr. and Mrs. L. Shnnkman, Br. Hennessey fHon. Pres.J Mrs. and Mr. J. Dogan, Mrs. and Mr. J. Surane, and Mrs. W: Conway. F THER ' CLUB I . -5 ' N. X ' . . ia 4, Y..- wx' U ,W .f .J J J f -'sri -il ' , . Past President joe Dogan and his wife, Dorothy. Archie Moore accepts his bowling trophy from joe Dogan at the Banquet which is sponsored by the Fathers Club. CTIO ... iml5Yi Another successful Activities Banquet was the Fathers Club finale for the year. Bill Conway, President of the Father's Club. How about that, it's my back tuition bill from 1938! gf' Fhe speakers table at the Activities Banquet headed by the IES Pretty hard to dance with you standing on my feet lcv. Geoigc A. Slominski. hi 1, 4? ' 'TT MOTHERS CLUB BOARD OI' DIRECTORS Sealed Mrs McN'1mar.1 Mrs R Durkin Mrs E Nadd - 1 .j. -, .. y, Holden, Mrs. A. Mutter, Mrs F Slugocki, Mrs R Letz. Mrs. J. Brennan. SI.mdir1g.' Mrs. W. Liva, Mrs. I Mrs. W. Stapleton, Mrs. P. Bulfin, Mrs. J. Hopkins, Br. Chavira fmoderatorj, Mrs. A. jones. Mrs. H. Christie, D. Schemel. OTHER LE AN Either you get your hair cut by tomorrow or else. B-Ll...l-l9...N-32... good example of the fine crowd in attendance at the annual Spring Dinner ace. The prime reason why the Thanksgiving drawing is always a success. Br. Hennessy, honorary president, and Mrs. Cora Shank- man, past president of the Leo Mothers Club. ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI ALUMNI Ifefy ALUMNI ALUMNI I told you not to swallow the chicken bones. Alumni officers, Including Brs. Lmcleman and Hennessy, look over the crowd at the annual Alumni Banquet. -A - - i Here's to the men who drink beer cold. . . Alumni spirit is exemplified in this exchange between Bro. Lindeman and Bill Sarthel, 68 Pi of woo i:. ' E. fl lf!: g- - :ff l . ani-f Combined Glee Club belts out another much loved standard Glee Club men seem to be enjoying the concert. - MM-,.,4.,4-f 1 . f . ,-: 4 an .' Oh no, I'm not a member, I just dress like this every year and come here to let people think I'm in the Glee Club. XE-vllkhf-La..1'ff H xx CLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB CLEE CLUB GLEE D THE BEA Middle Row: R. Schmidt QPresidentl, B, Liva, D. Atkinson, B. O'Malley, L. Sabia, M. Jordon. Serand Row: R. Schemel, A. Spragnolo, W. Besenhofer, Roszak, D. Wiley, M. Slugocki, E. Nowak, A. Lentz, R. Myers, C. Furlong fTreas.Q, R. Gilliam, A. Lacey, A. Newell, W. Brown, D. Morrissey, J. Bren Third Row: D. Smith, R. Grander, C. Tillman, P. Moore, D. Fahey, J. McNicholas, J. Gillmartin, D. Schemel, R. Matisi, I. Finnegan, D. Tynan. Lax! R M. Dorn QSecretaryj, E. Kruth, R. Alvarez, fVice-Pres.j, J. O'Connor, L. Gaalf A. Bragg, P. Lesiecki, M. Dalach, Br. Christensen, D. Miller, B. Stec F. Gibbs, E. Tupa. The 1969 Leo Band was one of the smaller bands in Leo history. Every member of the band knew that he had to put a great effort towards the success of the band. This year's con- certs proved that the small number was no hindrance to the quality of music that Leo traditionally exhibits. During the fall the band had as its marching conductor, Mr. Smulkis, who worked hard in the cool autumn mornings to create dis- 74 tinguished performances. As the football season drew to a close, thespotlight once again fell on the old maestro, Mr. Leo Henning. Mr. Henning once again demonstrated his skill in conducting a group of young men to musical achieve- ment. Special lthanks should be given to the moderator, Br. L. R. Christensen, who worked quietly behind scenes for the success of this year's concerts. lg, -H ' o - 1 -. H Tux TQ 14 1' X ' qi L . '- if wjiin, v. ff ff 'E-L,. , A I f- A. Q wg. -x4'yA.. i A I.. ld ',..vn-L 3,1 56 Q ,1 ' , wf xqtqn Zz! -Q1 'QQ' j','4 :M 52' ffhh kg V I9 .-F -- 7 'pi ':eQ f 14 ,lg Q ',l I ' A Vg H mg, '4 'alia-v--I ,QQ-if .fl li.-2 41 1140?-,, d A F Q, ,X . .. x it .-. A ,fir-QAIFQIQN kip-. - illxl -Q2 -, ' V- S IJ? ' H' ' ' ' ' ' ' E- - , 'Q 17 . --,.. J 2 , J V QT L 'Q' 5 ' 1 i x ,Z , 4 35 . ,.,, I f -G1 ,1 7 21:4 F 1: lg 1 ' 1 ev ,. V , .. Right: BAND OFFICERS: Ray Schmidt fPres.j, Charlie Furlong fTreas.j, Ruben Al- varez fVice-Pres.j, Mickey Dorn fSec.j. The halftime show goes on despite the score. The epitome of achievement for all band members 'N I 49--Ill fx,4 Q- lmiv. eparations for the Homecoming halftime show. , LED H5 . Band moderator Br. Christensen. The '69 Band turned out another fine performance at the concert this year Ld, . , . . . Matlsl. INTRGDUCING . . . THE LEG H.S. MAKES YCJU WANT TO BANG YGUR HEAD AGAINST THE WALL . . . DANCE BAND G. Kxnetty gathering in the profits , from the dance band. Io Rlgbl: J. Brennen, M. Fahey, R. Alvarez, D. bansone, F. Gibbs, R. Newell, B. Stechxch, C. Kmetty, D Tynan, P. Lesleck fl--fi H members reaction to the first edition of the Oriole. Editor-in-Chief john Kearns. This year's Oriole debuted with a new face and a new A printing system. The purpose of the change was to in- crease the number of issues. Aside from the format, the paper was well-known for turning up with the unexpected. From little black boxes in the middle of the paper to misplacing Leo Man, this year's Oriole was definitely interesting if not un- The Oriole staff is always working. usual- Rnuf: T. Limburg, j. Kearns Qeditorj, Br. Smyth fmoderatorj. Back Roux' -I. Trawinski, R. Suges, D. Eisen, M. jackolvich, Schemel, M. Milos, J. Fahey, J. Molloy, D. Hallberg, J. Prosapio, T. Divers, D. Schemel. M. Malablocki, J. Conway, J. igner. A well stocked library is an asset to any school. BRG. MESSICK' ELITE The Library Club, an active or- ganization in the confines of Leo, meet once a month in the Library. At these meetings the members are trained in the various library skills. Book processing, filing, binding, and repair are just some of the skills developed. Before a member is considered an official librarian, he must pass a rigid test on these skills. These members assist Br. Mes- sick and Mrs. Dryer in the daily happenings in the library. . , X Seated: Jim Doyle fsecretaryj, John Carmody fpresidentj, Robert Burbank ftreasurerj Standing: Randy Matisi, L. Wilson, T. Mulry, B. Conway, A. White, D. Roszak, R Gencius, R. Tomaskovic, T. Cheske, R. Hopkins, T. Morkunas. D. Eisen, J. Grojean, I. Sim, T. Limburg, D. Loth, M. Woolf, C. Warchowski, R. Durkin, M. Kelley, C. Geary R. Matthews, R. Gerlich, T. Teske, D. Panozzo, R. Ramirez. 80 l - - A A Dr. Panozzo fakes it as a library worker. 1 M. Woolf, M. Kelley, W. Robertson, R. Matthews. This year's Debate team, having lost the services of two award winning seniors, was in the process of rebuilding its promising freshman team. At Marquette University the team did very well turning in a commendable performance. The Senior team travelled to Washington, D. C. during january for national competition which proved to be very rough. Debates are graded on six points: analysis, evidence, reasoning, organization, delivery and rebuttal. The team must be well trained in all these aspects before it is to be a winner. i. Messick, moderator, drilling his debate team in the fundamentals lebating. 1- J. Campbell, R. Burbank, J. Trawinski. Standing: D. Panozzo J Sim R Durkm C Chap DEBATE DI CL SIO Layout editor D. Allen expresses opinions that will open a few doors. l Our dedicated moderator, Br. Rice, comment prohibited. Rigbl: Acid-rock Murph spent hours trying to figure out the proportion dial. JV: ui 'ir-ig, Editor-in-chief T. Foertsch completes another satisfying layout. ERDL E i J, 533 Q. D. Sansone caught in the act of working. l l Don Atkinson doing his homework. jim Murphy and Dennis Allen work hard to meet those deadlines we missed anyway. Q11-J.. 4 ..u.1 , A Cornfield and John Kenney making use of the Playboy Advisor. Cornfield will regret us having found this picture for the rest of his life. UUU UUUUUU 000 000000 The huge crowd at the of Jim Dillon and S.O.C. w l last school dance was at fitting tribute to the hard work 0- F- IM Q Bob Hickey gives his usual look of satisfaction even though he isn't doing anything. x !. 1- , Xf jim Dillon provided S.O.C. with the kind of leadership that made its year so success- ful. Leo's S.O.C. sponsored dances wouldn't be complete without 'The Bouncerf PRQM, A Prom King and Queerl Jim Dillon and Renee Shallow. BEGINNING T0 A E D r- 'm breath! x 5 ' Q 'Raglan l , ., ---- v- --.- -W ...- ..- H0 ECQM N PLE A RETREAT Listen fella, you an' da lore button get out df here before l belt ya! FROM HEA LGSS S Qi ' A X ' ft, 3 The newly crowned queen of the Homecom- ing and her man. HOMECOMING COURT: Al Terrones, Karen Murphy, M. Luetkemeyer, Sue Mil- ton, Pat Madden, John McNamera, P. Leahy. 86 Now Bob, forget her. Remember. you came here wrth me! and n-fd' 2,N.?,,,? The Junior-Senior Dinner Dance provided thrills for most. XL- ,A STOMACHS STUFFED A D DA CE DA CED X ' ' U4 'R 'i.f'.4' - m x j xi ,L .., I -0 I Q N 2 A. 17. - .Q -a 4' E li ' Y., ,- ' '.fv1, ,W ,V- yifg , .,',, ,I y N A 1 ' L.1:gJ-:ffm 'f Yt, ,VI if 1.4 . lf-ri ?5Q'5g .' ' f' - 'J L, l ,x . - l Nj , I . , L 3' sillirlgy-if 'A . 'V' '0A--v 1 -'5-' K w' 4 . 1'-f..' , , , ,., , , h , . .vw ,ff rl ,Ji--ff f 'ftlfi' V5 'N y . 1 .5 ,,., A Q TS V 1 'RQ 'Q'-,-, I f -V 39 ,L ... I . I va ' - nv - -ia ll 5 ' ' ', 1 ' i . lg ' ll Q X? .N X, ,. 2. 'SY I 'Lf RESPECT MY GIRL PURPLE HAZE S.0.0. FIRE DOCK OF THE BAY HEY JUDE SOUL PICNIC OOGUM BOOGUM SONG S.0.0. HOPS 'J alla X 'Q I Yi --r, ADMISSION FREE PLEASE PAY AT THE DOOR Mi er an fl.. APOI OCIFS ARE N ORDER HERE TO BOB HECK STAL POST PHOT C4 HO OU P ,-, DISP TECH 90 1 f f 1 X RIP E UP, X J -- '1 -'TY , - ' .,, v - gk.-, ,X ,..,. .. ' ' A Ax , f- .....,,.,.- ..L,..3,A,- 1 M-Juj,,,mf-,.r411,'- T ,JE 1, 1':rt:-,ff-. -1.12 .qv Y nl, 1 ,.,t,..-53,-oem '-w:1'2ea'. V-as +33 - Ala.-, :Llp ,fan-,Lg,3P:': - -.-.-. , , ,-,.,.,,.- -Q- W ,X 4,-,.Q .A . . r-. rf .. fy. .. . s , 4-:fu -tmaf - CLASS REP.'S: Top: A. Gill, cEldowne 1' Skvir K. M y, '- - blys, M. Kelly, R. Standring, D. Schemel, J. Guinane, E Ryan, K. McPolin. Middlel P. Kramholz, J. McElligott, P Hall, R. Connelly, J. Traw- inski, G. Benton. Bollom: J. Fitzgerald, T. Kroll, M. Kel- ly, J, Alt, J. McNamera. SENIOR REP.'S: Top: J. McE1ligott, K. McPolin, A. Gill, J. McNamara, M. Luet- kemeyer. Boitom: J. Fitzgerald, T. Krull, J. Noe, Miller. 92 TUDE CGU CIL ?I1fFICfERS: M. Stankiewicz fSecJ, M. Luetkemeyer fVice-Pres.J, J. Noe fPres.j, J. Gilmartin reas . r X E. Neilsen and J. Lelmer getting filchecl in the lunch-room line. CDD The Chrysler corporation put on a Joyce receives a helping hand while . Hanlon ignores the infraction during 5fUdent'faCUlfY Same- The first year of co-ed classes got off to a dull start. ra y. Right: A last look at the chapel. I iZ.ils.z!A..aZ:Ta4, 4..,k.'-. A 1 ' - Tl-., . 'T IN?m 3 ATHLETICS Catholic League All-Stars Bob Con- nors and Marty Carroll were the high scorers throughout the season. HEAVIEL : O T EXCITI TEAM SINCE 194 The The team played before standing-room only crowds at many of the games. tip-off at the Rice game. 1 ,ff Heavies coach Mr. Tom O'Mz1lle5 . Gill, E. Manzke, J. Connors, R. Radewicz, 1. Hopkins, M. Carroll QCapt.j, S. Williams, G. McNamee, J. Foley, R. tandring, T. Foley. The 1968-69 Basketball season was the most successful one ini 22 years with the team advancing all the way to 'the finals of the Catholic League by defeating favored Hales in as exciting a game as you will ever see. The final score was Leo 52, Hales 51. Rated as favorites in the Rice game, the superior Lions fell because they tensed up under the pressure of the big game. Leo's inability to hit from the field in' the first three quarters enabled Rice to build up a 14 point lead. They finally started hitting in the fourth quarter but they could not over- come the deficit. Final score Rice 40, Leo 37. . Mr. O'Malley in his third year as coach of the Heavies rallied his team after pre-season losses in both .the Brother Rice and the Knights of Columbus tourneys. The Hales coach, in a newspaper interview, said he expected Leo to eventually be the prime contender for the crown. This was found to be true as Leo was the only team in the playoffs which man- aged to beat highly favored Hales. The success of this year's team is credited to the finest starting lineup in the league. All-Star Marty Carroll at center and Bob Connors at guard provided most of the scoring punch throughout the year. Rebounding off the boards was accomplished very successfully by John Hopkins and Junior Sidney Williams. Offensive and defensive ball-handling at its best was seen in Aston Gills performance. E. Manzke, B. Standring and Tom Krull provided the help needed from the bench. Vi Much credit is due to both the team and the coach for the fine season they have had this year in finishing second in the Catholic League. L Q Aston Gill shows fine form for junior Sidney Williams did Zl fine job rebounding. 2 points. Bob Standring from the outside xy Hg' x J- J 9 1, 'P' 1 ':. 2 wif' f v Y 1,1 -59 gv 3' , ,ff If J. Foley beats this one-on-one with Say dude, watch the knee. l l Center Marty Carroll puts in a feecl. l l - U .. . perfect form. w 21 gf ,1 j. Hopkins shows perfect form for a probable sv A The Cheerleaders perform for a packed house at the Hales game. PRE-SEASON LEO OPP. 72 Sr. Philip .... ... 55 91 Holy Trinity .... 45 53 Fenwick ...... . . . 47 52 Gordon Tech . . . . . . 59 88 Holy Trinity .... . . . 33 85 St. Benedict ............ 50 82 St. Philip ...........,... 57 BR. RICE TOURNAMENT 65 Br. Rice ................ 65 76 Mendel ................. 66 69 Weber . ., .... . . . 49 76 Fenwick ....... . . 59 59 Gordon Tech ............ 49 72 Kennedy ................ 70 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TOURNAMENT 47 Gordon Tech ............ 53 55 Loyola ................. 79 LEAGUE COMPETITION 55 Br. Rice ............... 60 '77 Mendel ................ 67 64 St. Rita ..... 61 77 St. Laurence . . .. . 69 74 Hales ........ . . . 89 66 Mt. Carmel . .. . . 54 55 Br. Rice .... 51 86 Mendel . . . . . 60 72 St. Rita ..... . . . 71 114 St. Laurence . . .. . 78 54 Hales ...... . . 64 104 Carmel .......... . . . 108 PLAYOFFS 50 Loyola ........... . . 58 52 Hales .......... . . 51 37 Br. Rice .... . . 40 66 Bowen , . . . . 70 Pre-season Record . . . . . 15-4 Season Record .... ..... 8 -4 Total ........., . . . 27-10 B. Connors scraping under the boards Defensive genius A. Gill guarding the venerable S. Puckett. The end of a long season. The calm before the storm. 5-,, , .' ' Hold it a mi range. ff' nute, I lost my contacts. That ain't no way to shoot Sidney. Baxter, G. Brackin, T. Krull fCapt.j, J. McGinty, M. McCauley, M. Lee, j. McNamera, K. McPolin, G. Hopkins M ylestnn, P. Kammholz, D. Weber, G. Sierzega, M. Stankiewicz. P. Hughes. J. Fitzgerald, fCapt.j, H. Morrow. LIGHTS SHI E G . . . Lightweight basketball again excelled at Leo. Led by o-captains T. Krull and J. Fitzgerald the Lights re- ained in contention until the final game losing a tough ne to the eventual league champ Mt. Carmel. Starting in the front line and doing a fine job on he boards, J. McGinty and G. Hopkins contributed ith a fine effort. They are expected to be the nu- cleus of next year's team. To fillithe remaining spot in the front five, each player was given a chance to prove himself. G. Brackin and D. Weber were excellent from the outside, J. Mc- amera and M. Stankiewicz were good on the boards, and K. McPolin, M. Lee, and G. Sierega provided the needed hustle and skill to keep the game moving at an exciting clip. The team can he proud of its record. Br. Patitucci did an excellent job in his first year as coach. Congratu- lations to T. Kmll and Fitzgerald for their selec- tion to various all-star teams and continuing the Leo tradition of winning. ff- Lights coach and Moderator Br. Patitucci Cmon George, it'll never fit in his mouth. Where the hcIl's the basket. What'll you do if I decide not to come down? j. Fitzgerald sets and shoots I ve heard of Black Power but this is T. Krull shows the form that made him LIGHTS RECORD Pre-season-Won 5, Lost 7 LEO 49 Br. Rice 87 Mendel .. 63 St. Rita ..... 73 St. Laurence 71 Mt. Carmel .. 50 Br. Rice 65 Mendel .... 71 St. Rita ..... 100 St. Laurence 114 Hales ......... 65 Mt. Carmel .... League-won 7, lost 5 Season: won 12, lost 12 J. McNarnera in hot pursuit of the ball. G. Brackin guards his corner of the gym. OPP 79 61 81 36 85 53 54 70 53 48 68 Left ia Right: R. Gilliam QMgr.j, P. Kammholz, R. Sheehy, T. Foley, W. O'Brien, W. Leeks, G. McNamee, M. Holden, R. Radewicz, P. Anders, S. Smith, D. Harris, R, Whitehead, W. Yar- hrnnnl-1 T MrNirhnla: l'M'nr X SEASO LEO N RECORD OPP. 49 Rice ..........,.. 37 34 Mendel . . . . . . 51 Rita ....52 55 Laurence . .... 48 47 Carmel . . .... 45 43 Hales . .... 72 33 Rice ....54 17 Mendel ....53 45 Rita ....58 63 Laurence . . . . . 42 Hales .. .... 39 Carmel ............ 36 Season Record: W-5, L-7 4 G. Mc.Namee pots one from the outside. Coach Mr. Joyce administers some needed moral support to the team. Right: T. Foley puts in a jump shot. The Bantams had trouble finding a start- ing five. The experience gained by all dur- ing the year should be of help to the Heavies next year. After losing the opener and a two point loss to Rita, the Flys went on a winning streak winning the next 7 games, before dropping the next 3. The team developed a few problems at the end of the season, but still finished with a fine record. Kamm- holtz, Yarbrough, and Maynie led the team during the season. Leo split the season against favored Carmel. SCORES LEO OPP 42 Rice . . .... 47 67 Mendel . . .... 53 48 Rita ..... .... 5 O 61 Laurence . . .... 37 58 Carmel . . .... 47 62 Hales . .... 51 62 Rice ....54 49 Mendel . . .... 40 41 Rita . . . . . .38 64 Laurence . .... 63 48 Hales ........... 55 37 Carmel .......... 53 Season Record: W-8, L-4 I to Rigbi: ,LfGuimond, A. Intoe, J. Breen, I.. Davis, P. Fahey, P. Kammholz, D. Cross, R. Maynie, W. Yarbrough, Fitzgerald, T. Thomas, R. Rogers. VARSITY: Back Row: M.. Jordan fManagerJ, J. Callaghan, A. White fManagerJ, D. Mutter, P. Anders, E. Ryan, C. Fitzgerald, N. Jagust, D. Payne, T. Wolst, M. Fleming, T. Lerner, K. McEldowner, D. Schemel, B. Letz, S. Williams, B. Standring, R. Radzewicz, P. Kammholz, G. McNamee, J. McNamara, M. Jacklovich, fManagerJ P. Fahey, W. Krasowski. Second Row: S. Hood, J. Shea, W. Murphy, J. Keetley, J. Winters, P. Leahy, M. Luetkemeyer, D. Augustine, T. Donahue, R. Sheehy, R. Finn. Third Raw: T. Harrington, J. Gilmartin, J. Rogers, M. Regan, R. Connelly, A. Terrones, M. Stankiewicz, J. Power, J. Daniels, G. Brackin, R. Kelly. This year's Lions started the season with the realization that no game would be an easy one. With only seven seniors on the team, lack of experience would seem to be a major obstacle for consistent victory. As it -turned out this was the major obstacle, with many costly mistakes enabling opponents to rack up large unapproachable scores. The team was basically a very good one who, with a little determination and spirit, should be a real city threat next year. During the course of the year the sometimes colorful. exciting action was to be admired. ln the opening game of the season, Leo held Playoff-bound Gordon Tech for all but the final 3 minutes when Gordon scored 2 quick tallies. Final score Leo 0, Gordon 19. Our first league game was against Loyola Academy, where the Lions tried for the upset of the year, however our attack bogged in the last minutes of the fourth quarter l los and again mistakes enabled Loyola to score 3. The speed of Hales and the aerial attack of Rice routed the Lions, although the Hales game was not the rout the scores indicated. In the next two contests the weaker portion of the Catholic League faced Leo and this saved the Lions from a winless season. The homecoming game was perhaps our finest game against eventual city champ Mendel. Leo finallyistarted mov- ing the ball very well and the majority of the game was played in Mendel territory. Although Leo dominated the play on the ground, Mendel's aerial attack and Leo's lack of it were the deciding factors of that contest. The Carmel game was hard fought, but the Lions were already out of it and the lack of enthusiasm showed they knew it. Though the season was a disappointment, the coaching staff, Mr. Hanlon, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Swast should be com- mended for their long hours preparing the team for next year. ICJ F CE TACKED DECK - Payne uncorks one as the opposition closes in. Above: Grinding it out against Mendel. Left: These Hales boys pre- pare themselves for their in- evitable meeting with Ryan, Stankiewicz and Donohue. With Shea throwing a key block, Murphy goes up the middle for a long gain against Mendel. lilr --nur Q11 nan. gf, ... nl iiwi my The Lions offense and defense sparkled many times throughout the If, , - year, as seen above. ' iff? 50 - Upper Right: In the closing seconds of the game Kammholz pulls Q- 1' f v in a Payne aerial for the deciding touchdown against Phillip. I Ri ht: Shea predicts the outcome of 'M' lg 8 ' ,IJ this play against the Gaels. 9 just one man stands be- -, tween W. Murphy and x another Leo touchdown. A A L L Hey coach, he wants to take the ball. Should I let him? Throughout the season the Lions enjoyed the backing of their many supporters I Q- ..f gi 'ia , K, -1 1 ll. I,-eff , , . 4 ,IH A casual meeting downfield. SEASON RECORD LEO OPP. 0 Gordon . . . . . . 19 S Laurence . . . . . . 33 S Loyola .... . . . 52 8 Hales . , . . . . 28 8 Rice . . . . 52 32 Rita .... . . 6 12 Philips .... .... 7 6 Mendel . . . . . . -10 14 Carmel . . . . . . 40 2t -li-.-,1 Coach Kelly advises M. Luetkemeyer. f 4 W' rn - ' ., A ' H R R c A f ,. 5 'H FA 'W ' '-4' ' , ' f , J fr-,T , r -. A .I . 6 -- A H ' T A .wi ' . -' . , , - 4 ,,. 5 1- 'E ' F 5 F: l Il ' -Ein-il ' .g Q V-5 A 5 !1'17v.'r JE, - 1 ' ' I v ' . 'll x :- .'-.. .. 1 ' ' ' - V -' e Q ' A f PJ9l1'T5f?f5'l' 'N' ' 'hi-' ' 7 -R - N- ,L Q- f A ir- - 'ass f R i v ,- - 1 '1'F'E'5'5i4e21'? igc:...u: :G ' Fi:-LHJQ-5.51.-'t Q , 0, , ' - k if j' P Q . ' 2u,'ICI .' lj ' 'i, , . 1 i 'il , ' 7, .L TQ.:5i?j: .31 65,1 1 ' , Fifi- ,I ' ' . , ALlq::.,e' gVk.L-gyjggjfw-d.Af'w'iLiI.. ,I gr-.':,.-:AilI!L'.. N ,Q f- N U 1 . ,, vfi . 'g' n' in 3-,jj-if 4 Y, , , .dl - I .X 3- .. 41:35 Pu - ng'-1-1 X L 1:-J-251 ' fa,-'Kia .. ' gffssil. -Az, A ,gggw -iiqggf-1 2:15, -f 'P Q' ' -mi-1:11-r' . . J ,. - i 1 lv. .2-ge, gy-N. zu-ge - ffm,-: 'Lg - ' ' .. ' 1-.11 -, ,V Q45Q'.:'f2Qg.,?'35?4'E'-51:2'F.ai:'QYg', , ' , i U., , nl -A. Q-1 - - ii - f'.A.,1- +wQ--'f.' ' '- 'fi1'.' . 4- ' :eguf1 '-1 This Mendel boy tries his + l Holden. JU ICR AR ITY H0 PQTE TIAL Nowhere to Go! on of the Fosberry Flop. B. Dorrington, R. Watts, M. Kelly, D. Fuller, V. Spann, J. Orrico, K. Spaulding, C. Bryant, J. Fitzgerald, C. Cobb, J. P. Hogan. Second Row: Bro. Smyth fModeratorj, Mr. Schnolis fAsst. Coachj, W. Reilly, C. Dearborn, P. Knightly, R. Knight, D. Rooney, P. Condron, T. Davis, J. McCann, T. Mahoney fManagerj, Mr. Narish fHead Coachj. Fin! Row: M. Stefanski, F. Mezei, R. Murphy, J. Collins, R. Quick, B. Bomba, R. Buchanan, M. Favia, M. Reid, T. Foley, SEASON RECORD LEO OPP. 6 Hales .............. 24 . 24 Rice ................ 38 6 Rita ................ 32 6 Philips .............. 2 1 6 Mendel ............. 38 38 Carmel .............. 6 Top Row: K. McPolin, A. Bedalow, H. Christie, F. Blackburn, K. Klimek, G. Fox, A.-Gill, Br. Kennedy. 2nd Row: Br. M. Madden, R. Rourke, J. Hogan, J. Rejowski, J. Lyons, R. Hammond, T. Leiser. Irt Row: T. O'l-learn, R. Myers, L. C. Kreminski, T. McElligott, M. Pope, J. Noe. AR ITY XC CAPTURE vpn 525: 1121119 Aston Gill takes first place in city, while setting a new course record. CIT CRO lx On Sunday, November 17 the Leo Harriers mar almost unopposed to the Catholic League title. Lions placed 5 men in the top 10 to defeat t nearest opponent Brother Rice by 48 points. T is the 2nd time in the last 3 years that Leo has finis on top. In addition to the Catholic ,League championsl' the Lions also captured the South Section Champiu ship by downing Bro. Rice. This year's Thinclads also captured the dual-mu trophy. The Lions also fared well against Pub- League opponents by downing long time running po er Lane Tech as well as Harlan and Fenger. Standouts on this year's team included Aston Gi I. Noe, R. Myers, F. Blackburn, L. Mellman, O'Hearn, and D. Spero. Congratulations are tended to Bro. Kennedy and Bro. Doyle and to entire team for a job well done. .Q R. Myers and A. Gill set their sights on the lead spot in their rout of all competi tion at the city meet. A. Gill as usual, at the head of the pack. - ,gf..f. a -. ' '-1'-if .THQ 5 'b ., , -- mg, ' 1' 2 .Q y , ig- .fduggj A - 'f '?' 2!'Gf: . -' .mifatz-. -4' ,M-,..-1 Jog f ,flu . li al I gl' f v- . c place finisher J. Noe. . Y.. eg why' 'jf f 1 A yr, A i f ef n . 'wa' 't- . 'K I ,V 3.71.95 I V-. mx X Q .v ' '-Q A x 1 ' ', -'iv ' -9' M ' VA Q ft? G lx D rv'-F fi -R15 '- A ,-1 1 . se zu- f V - ,, , six N1 1 11, - N-. Q -eff ,rs ,AA M. . Q y .lt .1 ' - . g -1. X 8 . 5 was ' ' 1 Vs., H is FfZi ? ' ' 1 1 V -' 4. - A few of the boys. H5 South Section champ R. My- ers poses min- utes before tak- ing 2nd in City. Ronnie Ham- mond prepares to fly over his near- est opponent. V ED n .K--51. ,vu - E3 ' Ml -X Qs .R3 'g,.Z'. r LEO OPPONENT Bishop Kerney 46 Kennedy 66 Harlan ...., . . .42 Rice ,.... . . .32 Lane Tech ... ...56 Rice ..... . . .54 Mendel ...SO 17 Gordon .. ...44 1st South Section 1st City Oy STAMI A, E DL RA CE, DETERMI ATIO .: Br. Kennedy, G. Benton, R. Hall, F. McCann, R. Yos, A. Lentz, J. Favia. Second Row: S. Olevich, P. Lerner, J. Duffy, ettering, B. Kennedy, Br. Doyle. Firxl Row: T. Braun,'D. Cetera, E. Stallworth, R. Hopkins, M. Woolf, G. Fisher. - Q Leo leading the pack as usual. 619 Nixgm Hopkins displays the determination that makes winner. DCI BTEDLY THE BE T Standing: Br. Doy1e,.C. Kriminski, K. Klemic, M, Madden, G. Fox, H. Christie, C. Turner, S. Williams, L. Moore, A. Gill, Br. Kennedy. Kneeling R. Myers, J. Reyowski, M. Lyons, M. Lee, R. Hammond, D. Page, D. Atkinson, F. Blackburn, J. Noe. Silling: L. Melmann, T. Elligott, J. Hogan R. Rourke, J. Benton, J. Daniels, R. Maynie, J. O'Hearn. The 1969 track team was possibly the best team in Leo's history. Notables on the defending League champion were Aston Gill, james Noe, Ron Hammond, Bob Myers. Leo commenced the season by taking first in the Catholic League All-Star Meet, thanks to the combined effort of all the mem- bers of the team. Next came the AAU Meet in which Leo tied Northwestern University for third place in a field of 63 teams. Leo did well in both Catholic League meets, tak- ing second in South Section. At the city qualifications Leo ran into an unfortunate set of circumstances as Ron Hammond, the league's leading hurdler, II8 failed to qualify, and james Benton, also a hurdler, was in- jured hitting a hurdle. At the meet itself the contest appeared to be between Br. Rice and Leo. The two teams finished in a tie at the end of the field events. Leo had a slight edge when disaster struck. Aston Gill, the league's premier runner, sustained an injury to his ankle, which perhaps was the de- ciding factor of the meet. Br. Rice capitalized on his absence. Ron Hammond suddenly became ill and Leo was able to sal- vage only third place. Once again Brs. Kennedy and Doyle and Ford gave unselfishly of their time and efforts to create another winning team. L 'WM 2 . Lefl: A. Gill 48.7 in the 440. ,rl , ' le. l. 1:15 A 3 1 . K f im ,- J. Danials 10.0 -4 x, ,El an 'V .z---- .M 100 yds. , X , l 1 M V E I A 'Q 0 ' K Y D ' 0 'I , 1 ki l I , , , 'ft 5. 1 Left: R. Hammond on the state honor roll -low hurdles. A Gill long jumps 25' feet 6M inches. II9 QW .1 I . 1 , Y w M. Pope flies like a bird. i J. Mclilligott gets help from R. Myers. n in 'S The Monster from 70,000 Leagues under the se 1 Z 'F' L U I.. l. A gumping isn't all it's cracked up to e ,QL -V . il 4-A3 T. Lerner makes it look easy. L-ai thi! .4 rw! uv? 0 Luv ' xi-,fl f. 'C' . '3Tl 4 l 'V . 1 LIDNS ' .1 Top Roux' Br. Doyle, W. Hunter, A. Lentz, D. Spero, R. Hall, R. Hall, P. Lerner, F. McCann, G. Benton, J. Keetley, Br. First Raw: R. Hopkins, L. Cross, F. Sneecl, M. Woolf. J. Carlton, E. jones. J. DeLarkins, D. Cetera, J. Hector, C. S. Banks. 1 -4- l 3 '-' .N , , if 1 Y t I 0 0 . 1 X ' , Q., '. ' A ' . ly- B 'H if .h1.i5i.,,:-Q j' f A . fii 'un 'r iff' ' ' V i' .Q I! . f' uv K X L. Cross and G. Banks team uP for victory. P. Lerner and M. Woolf attempt to qualify for the City meet. V 1 l .5 , . .-. 43' i- Q lvl.. FT... L. E. Wwe... R.H ' - .-.f . .2 . -V4 -. - 'Q f,'1,- ,- v. -'J K . ,..' all demonstrates that will to thing. B ala 4 J - '. T .S win or som - TENN thru perfectly. ,few Back Row: J. Sim, J. Sim, K. Reynolds. Middle Row: M. Kolar, M Anderson, D. Whelan. From Row: L. Galaviz, R. Perz, A. Truesdale. 1 F , I :ll4'g'.,'.,3 n , ll I PZ' D. McMahon follows the bouncmg ball. M, ' I., mu., 3 N. rl A ,rf-,n,r'f'.',',-1, .'.',',' - - - gui 1-,'o ,.,.In.. ' 'ln--'Y-'rn' v: T. Cheske hxts a smashxng uppercur. v:.:.,:k:L:Qvfef1:w'q?f:f:f-ffff2 - ..11-A1ifs51A!3f:li.fzl'i'Zkl 'Em 5.1 ing A-.J 1.11 L BurBrf1-, the wafer is C015-U Co-Captains Tom Conclon and Harry Ritter accept the Kevin Memorial Trophy, VARSITY: Burk Row: Brother Lincleman fcoachj, J. Dillon, H. Ritter, T. Condon, j. Fahey, j. Bartosz, D. Sansone. Front Row: P D. Schemel, J. Matt, R. Cherry, M. Boline, C. Geary. ' L . NI l r l J Seniors Harry Ritter, John Fahey, Tom Condon and jim Dillon pose for a candid. Bob Cherry Getting off to another good start. Chris Geary on the move? This year's swimming team, although plagued by injuries, performed commendably throughout the year. The greatest setback came when the team learned that Co-Captain Kevin Collins had passed away. After Kevin's death, the team went on to win the newly renamed Kevin Collins memorial meet. The Sea Lions also placed fifth in the Catholic League Cham- pionships. This year's Varsity was led by Co-Captains Harry Ritter and Tom Condon. Good performances were turned in all year by seniors john Fahey, Chris Geary, and senior diver Bob Cherry. The junior Varsity, coached by Bro. Fagan, continually improved all year long. The team was led by Dave Eisen, Bob Schemel, and Diver jim Alt. This year's j.V should form the nucleus for winning teams in the future. Coaches Bro. Lindeman and Bro. Fagan must be commend- ed for a job well done. l25 Frosh-Soph roach Bro. Fagan 0 o scanning his bennies. Baker getting oll to a slow start. ...-- - nu If, 'g-nl! i-1' , , .. .N -., '-u '-f i,- i if Leading the j.V. is R. Morales, D. Eisen, and R. Scheniel. 4 1 L j.V.: R. Morales, C. Sabia, D. Baker, D. Griffin, P. Martin, M. Omastiak, D. Eisen. Bro. Fagan fcoachj. Middle Row: P Neilsen, j. O'Toole, G. Merijon, D. Gall, E. Neilsen, T. Bartosz. C. Burke. R. Schemcl. Frou! Row: P. Knightly, B Grey, D. Kowalski, J. McCann, D. Morrissey, D. Wilson, B. Lynch, K. Martin. Dave Rrordan nn perfect lay-out position. DIVERSI R. Chvffy. 1- Alf, D. Rlordzm, D- R0-'HW I sure hope there ns water m the pool. How long do you want me to stay up here, Bro.? WATER POLO TEAM: Lefz ro Rzghfr P. Neilsen, R. Schemel, T. Bartosz, j. Bartosz, R. Morales, M. Griffith, D. Baker, P. McCrory, D. P. O'Reilly, J. Matt, M. Boline, T. Condon, j. Dillon, D. johnson, H. Ritter. The water polo team, under the coaching of Bro. Lindeman, placed 4th in the Catholic League Championships. The team lost some close games. A few less mistakes and the team could have placed in the top three. The team, under the leadership of Cap- tain john Fahey, ended the season with a 7-9 record. The team continually improved throughout the year. This year's sopho- mores and juniors will form the nucleus of a strong team for next year. Now which way do I throw it??? . Dave johnson makes another of his dramatic saves. K .J ?'7 'Yiif?.' TT..Cl Iohn Fahey gets set to fire hxs deadly backhand. Bob Schemcl passes off while a Loyola boy tries in vain to stop him. G. Dockins shows his un-typical perfect form. MR. REI KE HEAD C THOLIC Sef,e LEAGLE B0 LI G TRAVELERS: Stmzdiugx C. Kurlzmd, D. Jung, A. Moore, C. Lusutal, C. Furlong KSCCFCIHTYD. Fl'0?lf.' R. Kc-ch, G I30 PFCCISIOI1 'Ind LOIXCLIIUZIIIOI1 Chnrlm lxurland shows thL form that mnk D . ,- S.. es him Nu. 1. Alley-nop, oop. . .oop. . .oop, oop Top Rau j bxxedergzl R. bxandung, G. Hopkins, D. Payne, T. Brennan, J Sutherland E Nacldy Middle Row T Krull jaroclu I Fitzgerald P. Obrzut. R. Haynes, M. Luetkeymeyer. Fizxrl Rauf: D Weber M Hassett M Stankiewlcz R York ASEBALL WING The '69 Lions took the field as a young and inexperienced team. The 6 and 12 record the team had was not a true representation of the team's talent. Errors hampered the team and cost them many games. Many thanks to Mr. O'Ma1ley for the many long hours of effort in whipping the team into shape. i L E 0 tl l N l N I I xxalclies J. Fitzgerald screw around. I.-1: Q ..... fry! Close play at fifth base. T. Brennen attempt to hxt the 1 few nw' , 4. I,J'l,. . IA rv 'l f 1 M. Luetkemeyer holds that man close to fn-st. J T D The j.V. is not an im be commend raw material season. l34 .V. CLI 0 EW EPTH Baseball team had a 2-18-2 record. Although this Top Row: Br. Pat Patitucci, W. Leeks, M. Stefanski, G. Tillery, j. Fnvia, D. Fuller, A. Bourlreau, R, Arnold, J, Nelligan, B Bollom Row: J. Kettering, H. Morrow, J. Fitzgerald, J. Connelly, J. Alt, W.D0rrix1gton, D. Rooney. pressive record, Br. Pattitucci and Br. Rice must ed for their long hours trying to work with the s that presented themselves at the start of the 0. I I -. 7 . asf? ' i i l. I . .. ' V ' k' ef vi . ' 'Ng ' , Q 1 . ' .gl -i , lv Yi . ' 'X ' ' ': lv 1-K . -V, 1 sf,.-17' , 4 Y - - 'i' V, Effie' 'V ' ' - - ' Vi . -' -L -- 'Xin 57:1 '.. 'I 1 - . S . I 1 .'I',lQV X' f ' Here you go, Bozo! . li A V' - jig, ,I Q i ' Mfi2if.9-'.f1i 4:e: : - 'ills - i 'V-J' HY-f B. Dorrington sets for the hard smash to short. EPILOGUE 769 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL LEO OPP EO OPP. LEO OPP. 56 RHfff1'1e-f ,hm ICC ..... .... Z 1332? .7 1111132 Ric ---P 79 77 M-d-1 -- . sv Mendel . . .... 61 64 RIM --- -..- 8 Rice ... ..... 52 ' Laurence . D 2 Rita 'H My 6 63 Rita ..... .... S 1 712 H I --- 2 Phillips . . . . 7 75 Laufence 36 Q6 Ca es 1 ' ' 6 Mendel . . . ..... 40 71 CWUCI - - 4 ' 85 55 Rlffne ' ' 4 Carmel .,.... .... ..... 4 0 50 M -4- -'-- 51 70 MQ .QM fl: th Place out of 6 65 Mendel . . .... 5 86 Mendel t - Football Record 71 Rim ' ' ' 70 114 Laurence i i i i I Since 1928 1.00 Laurence .... 53 54 H 1 ' ' ' ' ' 253-91-19 114 Hales ... .... 48 a es ' ---- 65 Carmel . 4... 68 104 Carmel ........ . . . . Playoff: TRACK 50 Loyola ........ .... ll Star Meet .. lst out of 12 teams 53 Hales ....... ice Relays ........ lst 2-Mile Relay 37 RiCC ........ .... outh Section .... 2nd out of 7 teams 66 BOWCII .---.-- ---- ity ............ 3rd out of 12 teams 2nd Catholic League AU . . . . . . 3rd out of 63 teams 4th City CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL TENNIS 1st South Section Film! League Sfmzrlilzgs Final Standing! 15t Rice ..................... 17-17-1 Laurence 5rd Milwaukee Laurence . . . . . 14-4 Leo SWIMMING Rlfil . . . 13-5 Rita Senior Dual Meet Record ........ 6-9 Mendel ' ' ' 840 Mendel unior Dual Meet Record ...... 7-7 Leo ' ' ' 642 BOWLING Catholic League Senior Hales ' ' 246 City .... ......... 7 th out of Championship .... 5th out of 8 Carmel ' 246 Championship ...... WATER POLO Catholic League junior Championship .... 5th out of 8 evin Collins Invitat. .. lst out of 5 .......5-7 Season Record .......... Catholic League SEA Championship . . 4th out of 7 Midwest Inv. 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Water Polo Y.C.S. 6 74 77 134 32 33 1 C 7 96 2 03 05 31 3 I 7 14 116 78 81 1 7 35 64 65 13 108 58 61 70 73 86 46 5 87 43 80 82 83 66 67 93 79 90 85 24 42 84 8 89 52 57 92 2 7 4 126 23 22 118 121 28 29 69