Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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PERSONALITIES WILLIAM BUCKLER Most Popular Senior , rw, hy' W's79 Va f ,l QW , 1: li l 1 E M JOHN EGAN

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THELION-,, '-- ' 11 '- 1' 1 -......... ... 111949 KENNETH TODD Sl. Petersburg, Florirla Waiter lll, Rifle Team lll, Honor Roll l2l, Intramural Basket- ball l l l. ln three years at St. Leo, Ken has won many friends and in- fluenced even more people, merely by his quiet and easy going manner. The proverb, Actions speak louder than words , seems to perfectly characterize Ken. ln his own quiet mode he has been a leading student, scholastically. Ken spends much of his free time running track, besides par- ticipating in interclass basketball. The social limelight has a strong member in Ken, who enters wholeheartedly into all dance activities. Ken possesses a grand vocabulary, for he is a voracious read- er. This constitutes his principal hobby, although sleeping absorbs i much of his free time. From all who've known you, Ken, we're looking forward to your being at our class reunion! IOIIN LOUIS VISCONTI - Dvla ml. Florida L Club l2l, Football l2l, Intramural Basketball lll, Band l2l, Orchestra ll lg Waiter l2l, Choir l3l, Band Pin ill, Dramatics ll l. Here we have one of the more talented members ofthe class. John decided that he didn't have to leave school in order to put himself in business. During his last year, he was the unexcelled proprietor of Tony's Barber Shop . Under his management the business has grown prosperous. Aside from the fact that his hair- cuts were unequalled on the campus, his sincere trust in people was a big asset in promoting his venture. Nor did he neglect his other duties. On this year's varsity football team, he played guard, and he proved active in class work during the year. Since he is easy to get along with, we expect a lot from him in , the future, meaning that, with his exceptional acumen, he really ought to go places! IOIIN T. VVARE Sl. Peters bury. Florida Monitor l2l, Honor Court l2l, Track ill, Sodality lll, Choir l6l, Band l2l, Orchestra lll, Basketball Mgr. ill: Waiter l2lp Acolyte l4l, Dramatics ll lg Rifle Club l4l. Johnny is the type of person that books could be written about. Six years here, a monitor two years, he has led one of the most eventful lives on the campus. His cheerful attitude on life and his optimistic personality makes him excelled by few. Although Johnny is leaving this year, his spirit won't be for- gotten. Admired and respected for his patience and humility, he is considered one of the more distinguished members of the class. This is due also to the active social life which he led here. As a man about town, he was the life of the party, and to him we say, Goodbye , to a swell guy and a real friend. TWENTY-EIGHT

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