Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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THE SENIORS THOMAS MASON ALTEE , ,.,,.,,..,,,,,.,...,, Jacksonville, Florida Football 421 Basketball 121 Baseball 123 Track f2J L Club 12D Lion Stag Q11 Chronicle Q11 Acolyte f2D. Tom has the distinction of being one of the few four- letter men here during the past few years. Adept not only on the playing field, his colorful sports writeups in The Chronicle make him another contradiction to the saying that an all-around athlete is not a good student. Never one to be mediocre in his undertakings, Tom does everything just short of sensational. VINCENT JOHN JOSEPH BARTHIJ: ,,.,,,,,,,, St. Joseph, Florida Acolytc C41 A day dodger from St. Joe, Vincent has been attending sm-hool here for the past four years. It was a familiar sight every morning to see him driving into school in an old Model A bringing a multitude of day dodgers from St. Joe and San Ann. Although not having the time to partivipate in sports, he has always been a hard worker and u faithful student. - I Jossmi FRANKLIN Bltrrr s,.,, , ,,,,, ., s,,, Orlando, Florida Basketball 411 Track 111 Acolyte Ill Choir 115. Frank, Red, or just plain Britt came to us from St. James High this year and after a short period of time won for himself the distinction of being the only boy that vouldn't be downhearted. A jive fan, he lives, breathes and eats hot music and carries with it his own drum ac- vompaniment in pantomime. His cut-ups have been an infallible remedy for the blues . Dstlsmt DOWMAN COVINGTON , ,Dade City, Florida Each morning we find our busy little man roaring up in his Ford just in time for class and dashing away just as rapidly in the afternoon when class is out. DeCarr has been with us for two years and during that time he has used as his motto: A friend in need is a friend indeed. Were it not for his carrying messages back and forth and dqing little bits of repair work, many a Dude City romance would have hit the rocks! v Page Nineteen A 1 f 4.1 if 7' Y l ,, ,,, X , -f r if F A f

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1. 1 -ff ge. M41 YQ es- tx wb .1 Franz, lvl: to right: VINCENT BARTHLE, JOHN SVWIRREL, JOHN KI-:sCAN, ALAN HART, IJECARR COVINGTON, l'iHIClll'1RltIK WAIIO, JOHN WIaI.I,s, RICHARD DI-:AN, JOHN DONWORTH. Rear: lII:NIIv lwAT'l'Hl-IWS, JAMES KENNY, FRANCIS ROIIAIICTL, FRANCIS BRITT, THOMAS AI.TI-Liz, WAIIRI-:N GHANGI-Ilt, VINCIQNT IIUNC, THOMAS 0'l I.ANACAN. ROIII-:IIT REILLY, also a Senior, does not appear in the pirlure. THE CLASS OF '46 Realizing their position as Seniors, tlIey did not shirk the responsibility that was theirs in setting the lead for the rest of the sehool. Never lacking in school spirit, they have borne themselves well and may be pointed to with pride. With the drive that is characteristic of all its members the elass forged ahead some- times on untested ground to bring to St. l,eo something new or revive some- thing Old in Order that the school and students alike might enjoy the benefits. lt is with heavy hearts that they leave Saint Leo to earve their names on the face of the earth with the same enthus- iasm that they have shown here. Page lfighluell The Seniors if JOHN UONWORTII. Class President A' ALAN HART. Viifl'-l,l'l'Sil14'Ilf -A' HPLNRY' MA'rTIII5ws, Secretary' -A' VINCENT HONG. Treasurer

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l I f' 111 -- .Jr T-HE SENIORS RICHARD Louis DEAN ,.,....,.,....,.....,.A.,.,,..,.. Lakeland, Florida Football 111 Honor Roll 111 Acolyte 111 Easy going, good natured, studious-that's Dickie. Though not an athlete his application to his studies was exemplary. His room was one of the many gathering places for a bull session or a hand out and was never bare of at least one or two individuals. .lol-:N JOSEPH DONWORTH .,............,.......,,.... New York, N. Y. Basketball 121 Basketball Manager 111 Track 121 L Club 131 Track Manager 111 Lion Stay? 111 Chronicle 121 Honor Roll 131 Monitor 121 Choir 111 Acolyte 151 Class President 131 School Rifle Champion 121. The holder of one of the most outstanding records in the history of Saint Leo, L D.'s name will go down in the books as one of the most versatile gentlemen to attend here. Since he is equally proficient and active in all phases of school life, students and school alike owe him a debt of gratitude. WARREN BURNHAM CHANGE!! .......,..,,,..... Charleston, S. C. ,A Rifle Club 121, Chronicle 111 me Warren has in his two years here done a heroic joh to overcome a handicap that was the result of an unfor- tunate childhood accident. Although unable to partici- pate in sports, he was never known to be absent during any athletic contest. He has given us a good example of school spirit and genial good humor. ALAN RICHARD Hurt ,,,..,.......,,,,,.,.,..., Farmington, Michigan Football 121 Basketball 121 Baseball 121 Class Vice-Pres. 111 L Club 121 Drarnatics 111 Honor Roll 121 Choir 121 Acolyte 121 Monitor 111 Lion Staj 111. Never one to be inactive, Alan has proven himself in almost every activity, giving them his utmost. An ex- ponent of dry humor, his jokes and merry laugh will echo through the halls for years to come while his repu- tation shines in the school records. He leaves behind him a chain of friends. Page Twenty