Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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CONTENTS In the years far hence, when you pick up the 1949 lion to show to your grandchildren, you will see pic- tures of the graduating class in the first part. These were the under-cIassmen's idols. Then you will come to the Personalities , the Seniors, most athletic, most studious, and so on. These are not picked, but voted so by their fellow students. Activities is the next section, headed by classroom work depicted by photographs of class work, honor roll students, and boys working in science labs. Then we come to physical education, with the four maior sports in the leading role and showing action photographs of team play. Intramural tournaments between classes and contests between St. leo and other schools are held, but whatever phase of the game it be, the varsity vs. Centerville high, or Seniors vs. .lun- iors, it is the motive of every boy to show fair play with the will to win. Feature section presents snapshots of students in informal manner, and photographs of events through- out the year. The chronicle of the year, and Senior class prophecy and last will, or testament, are also contained in this section. And don't forget, patronize our advertisers! 1 4 , uv iv 14,051 M4 M s '1 in 1

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S Q QQ' F OREWORD Saint Leo College Preparatory School has the ex- perience of l4O0 years behind her. From the time Saint Benedict of Monte Cassino, Italy, wrote the Holy Rule for the Order, Benedictine monks have taught the young, and used their influence and persuasion to draw them into manhood. It must have been thought of this that prompted Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to write in the guest book of Monte Cassino Abbey this stanza from The Psalm of life : Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. ilk if Il The life of a student at Saint Leo is filled with sig- nificance. Each day brings more work and additional goals to be met and achieved. It is, therefore, the purpose of this book to recreate memories of those days, that they may live always with the Saint Leo student and graduate. l Q :O IQ

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