The Highest reward for a person’s toil is not what they get for it, but what they become by it – John Ruskin It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself – Ralph Waldo Emerson Keep your heart free from […]
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Congratulations Students 2006
Members of the Leo High School Student Council President – Marcus Dale Vice President – Andrew Caldwell Treasurer – Kevin Woods Secretary – Kevin Morris The Leo High School Student Body Exceeding this Year’s Goal in Red Cross Blood Donations Leo Lions Football Team members for making the First and Second Teams All-Catholic Conference Omotiya […]
Continue reading...Leo High School Helping Hands 2006
Mr. Bill Koloseike ‘45 (Bill Kay) for donating $ 500,000 to Leo High School Mr. Denny Conway ‘62 and Dr. Jack O’Keefe ‘59 for volunteering to prepare Leo Students for the ACT & SAT Exams. Mr. Tom Durkin ‘64 for Sponsoring the Leo Law Seminar; Thanks Tom! Mr. Tom Lynch ’73 for doing a complete […]
Continue reading...IL State Rep Mary Flowers (D) 31st District Awarded Grant Funds to Expand Leo High School 2006
Illinois State Representative Mary Flowers (D) 31st District awarded grant funds to expand Leo High School’s after-school opportunities for students. Specifically, Leo High School will provide tutoring, mentoring, and coaching to enhance reading and math skills, direct students to more positive success in academics and athletics, and strengthen physical, mental, and intellectual growth through boxing. […]
Continue reading...Durkin Scholars Luncheon 2005
Durkin Scholars Luncheon 2005 Leo High School recently honored certain students. The luncheon was held on December 21, 2005 at the Union League Club.
Continue reading...John Jay Fox Jr. ’83
John Jay Fox Jr., Class of 1936 Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune of June 16, 2003 Architect designed altar for pope’s visit in 1979 June 16, 2003|By Mindy Hagen, Tribune staff reporter. When Pope John Paul II announced he would visit Chicago in 1979, officials with the Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago announced they needed someone […]
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