Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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Page ,. A N 1 'Y 'sl Q 7 I AN ff -'f ff ff W 5 1 16-'s'r'Nfqff4 THE SENIORS THOMAS MICHAEL OTLANAGAN .,.......,..,, Titusville, Florida Football 121 Baseball 121 Track 111 L Club 111 Dramatics 111 Monitor 111. True to the tradition of the O's and the Mac's Tom was never one to be outdone. His shy modesty made him the butt ol' many jokes, all of which served only to heighten our respect for him. In his two years here Tom has turned his talents toward many fields, always with a high degree of success. Roamu' Ricx-umn Rniux ,,...,, .....csc,.,,....,,, N ew York, N. Y. Football 121 Baseball 121 L Club 121 Swim- ming Trophy 111 Lion Staff 111 Honor Roll 131 Acolyte 141 Choir 121 Dramatks 121' Class Pin 111 Class Vice-President 111 Class Secretary 111. Never one to follow, Bob has set the pace for his class, taking a wholesome interest in every phase of ac- tivity. Winner of the class pin in 1944, he has always been in competition for the scholastic trophy. An actor of no mean calibre, always rembered will be his dra- matic interpretations. FRANCIS Anal-:ar Rosutcl: ......,,, St. Petersburg, Florida Football 121 Baseball Manager 111 Basketball Manager 111 L Club 121 Chronicle 111 Dra- matics 111 Acolyte 121 Choir 121. Frank could easily be elected the most popular boy in the Senior class. His easy-going manner coupled with his gift of gab and ready smile make him impossibly likeable. His courage on the gridiron and his good business head made him a valuable asset to Father Mar- ion's athletic program. Jorm Bslmslw Swmar-:L ..........,.........., .,..,,,,.. T reskow, Pa. Acolyte 111. Arriving at the midterm, Pee Wee' was quick to fall into the order of life at St. Leo. Bringing with him from Pennsylvania a foreign accent typical of the citizens of that State, he was the center of attraction for many days and gradually became known as a swell guy! Twenty-two

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1 1 1 1 1 l L THE SENIORS VINCENT JEROME HONG ,,,,.Bokeelia, Florida Football 121 Honor Roll 131 Acolyte 131 Class Treasurer 121 Libfdflllll 121 Class Pin 121 School Rifle Champion 111. Vincent is a worthy representative of Saint Leo. A pillar of practicality and know-how he has had his finger in every worthwhile project that has gone on around school. As the philosopher of the class his coun- sel has been used to the best advantage in all class projects. JOHN DANIEL KEEGAN ...,.,...,..........,,, St. Petersburg, Florida Football 121 Track 131 Basketball 131 Acolyte 161 L Club 131 Class President 131. .lack's high school career was interrupted two and one- half years ago in his Junior year when he joined the Seeabees. Back with us this year he is completing six years of life at Saint Leo. Although ineligible for inter- school sports, he has been a leader in everything he par- ticipated in. JAMES FRANCIS KENNY ..,.,.s,..,.....,.,,, St. Petersburg, Florida Football 131 Acolyte 131 Choir 131 L Club 131 A man of definite views, .lim has shown his typically Irish doggedness for three years both on the gridiron and in all his activities. Never say die has been his motto, and with it he has taken himself a long way. HENRY THOMAS MATTHEWS ,,...,,. , ...,,o.,, Sarasota, Florida Football 111 Track 121 Chronicle 121 Lion Stag 111 L Club 111 Honor Roll 131 Dra- matics 121 Class Pin 111 Class Vice-President 111 Class Secretary 111. A naturalist by choice, Hank has spent most of his time in the woods during his four years here. There seems to be no reptile or mammal unworthy of his no- tice, even including the lowly skunk. As a journalist his brand of humor has appeared in The Chronicle Rat col- umn for the past year. Page twen ty-one ,A n ,, W1 rr fe 1 f, ', f 1 f, gf A r,

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f , - ' , fl mx, THE SENIORS FREDERICK JAMES WARD ,. ,, ,.Miami Beach, Florida Football ill Basketball Q13 Baseball Q11 Choir ill Tennis flj Acolyte fli. Another first year man in the Senior class, Fred has in one year proven to us that size means nothing. He has held his own on the field and in the classroom. Quick to establish his rank in the class and school, he over- came the difficulties of being a first year Senior nobly and with poise. JOHN FREDERICK WELLS . ,...,,,,, ,Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Football f2J Track Manager 111 L Club ill Acolyte 123 Choir Q21 Llbn SMH 111. Johnny is the artist of the class. Proof of his talents may he seen penciled in all his textbooks and in the vurtoon section of The Lion. He's always on the go. A l:-ss active person would soon become quite exhausted keeping up with his program, which covers a wide field. Post Graduate JAMES F. MORRIS , ,.,,,.,, .,,Tarpon Springs, Florida Acolyte ill Band ll! Lion Staff Ill. A post-graduate, Jimmy came to us with a flock of good war stories from the Army. A good artist and musician, his talents have been displayed in the Annual, on the dance floor, and in the band. Upon his graduation he plans to attend' M.l.T. and should, with the spirit he has shown here, make good there. Page Twenty three