Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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I ' lil ' ll ' I ' Hf The Lions have agreed with the Greek theory: a sound mind and a sound body make a well- balanced individual. As different subjects have appealed to different students, so have various sports appealed to Leo athletes. Cross-country enthusiasts and baseball players greeted the fall with open arms. Then came Wmter, pushing the sports activity indoors onto the hardwood. Golfers, volleyball players, and track stars brought athletics back out- doors in the spring. Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. Sir Richard Steele KEEPING IN STEP 24

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(R « • m II ROW 1: Coach Hal Piatt, S. Delegrange, R. LaRowe, R. Neuenchwander, R. Dunbar, D. Bailey, L. Zorger, S. Zuber, S. Sauder. ROW 2: B. Carper, L. Voirol, T. Sebert, D. Gehrig, D. Minnick, T. Howey, T. Gehrig, E. Wells. Above, the 1965-1966 Senior High Baseball Team is pictured. To Home The Lions pounced to a 15-8 victory in conference and non-conference games during year. The squad consisted of only three seniors and thirteen under- classmen. In ACAC competition Ossian was first, Areola sec- ond, and Leo tied for third with Monroeville and Huntertown sporting a 8-6 record. The leading pitcher was Dick Minnick with a 7-5 mark. He earned a run average of 1.67. The lead- ing batter was Larry Voirol with an average of .339- The co-captains were Dick Minnick and Tim Geh- rig- SENIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Avilla 2-7 Ossian 8-1 Huntertown 8-0 Woodlan 4-9 Monroeville 3-2 Eastside 1-2 AviIla 1-4 Monroeville 4-2 Hoagland 0-2 Churubusco 4-15 Arcola 0-2 Arcola 5-8 Huntertown 3-2 Woodlawn 3-0 Monroeville 8-0 Hicksville 3-5 Hicksville 2-6 H,-imiIton 1-13 Hicksville 5-4 Hicksville 1-0 Albion 1-5 WoIf Lake 0-4 Wolf Lake 1-3 26