St Leo University - Golden Legend Yearbook (St Leo, FL)

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2 THE WILUAM P. MCDOhlALD Built by: J. H. SULTENFUSS, INC., General Contractors. 119 S. Jefferson. Tampa, Florida

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TOP QC!-IOVAPS fs.. joseph Powell, Ted Tanski, Mario Perez, Joe-Ybor Cutrono, Mrs. Faye Wcwodall, Don Simpson, Keith Duncombe, Tom Blake, Eladio Martinez. Susan johnson, Laurie Tenney, Les Mercer, Janice Richter, and Helen Russel. Not shown are Mrs. Clara Barthle and Terry Russell. A total of 28 students from eight states and one foreign country have been named to the Dean's List for the first semester of Saint Leo College, it has been announced by Dr. Clara Olson, dean of academic affairs. Honorable mention goes to 31 students from ten states, the District of Columbia, and one foreign country. Four Florida students, all women, head the summa cum laude f3.9-4.00-J category, each with a 4.00 average. One New Yorker and three Floridians made magna cum laude 13.71-3.85. Eight Floridians and one student from Nassau, Bahamas, attained cum laude C35-3.73. Eleven additional students were named to the Dean's List with grade averages in the 3.25-3.4 spread. Four are from Florida, two from New jerscy, and one each from Wisconsin, Georgia, Mary- land, Illinois, and Mass. Those with a perfect 4.00 average are Mrs. Olive Clara Barthle, Dade City, Leslye M. Mercer, jacksonville, Helen M. Russell, Homestead, and 'lanice K. Richter, San Antonio. Magna cum laude are joseph L. Powell, Miami, 3.8, Mrs. Norma F. Wfoodall, Okahumpka, 3.8, Donald F. Simpson, Long Beach, N. Y., 3.75, and Eladio V. Martinez, Miami, 3.71. Cum laude are Thomas Blake XXfarrington, 3.6, joseph Cutrono, Tampa, 3.6, Susan johnson, Tampa, 3.6, Mario Perez, Tampa, 3.6, Terrence Russell, jacksonville, 3.6, Laurie Tenney, Daytona Beach, 3.6, and Keith Duncombe, Nassau, Bahamas, 3.5. Other students named to the list are Richard Caspar, Milwaukee, Wfis., 3.4, Stephen liessendcn, l.akc-land, lila., 3.4, Mary K. Mruz, Savannah, Ga., 3.-ig Philip Thomas, Scotch Plains, N. 3.4, Christopher Wfestergaard, Rahvvay, N. 3.4, Malcolm Woiod, Chevy Chase, Md., 3.4, Paul Duggan, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 3.39, Wfilliam Bulling- ton, Dade City, Fla., 3.35: Paula Roselli, Chicago, lll., 3.33L John Shea, Quincy, Mass., 3.333 and George Sprigg, Saint Leo, Fla., 3.25. Honorable mention C300-3.25 goes to Herbert Boltin, Dade City, Fla., James Bott, Marion, Indiana, ,loseph Booth, Kingston, Pa., Patrick Charles, Garden City. Nevv York, Richard Christian, Tampa, Fla., Roy D'Aguiar, Aruba, D.W.I., Robert Fair, Pensacola, Fla., Vincent Favarato, Hollywood, Fla., james Fleming, Dade Ciitv, Fla., Patrick Garvey, Hollywood, Fla., james D. Hennessev, NXfashington, D. C., Henry Hesterbcrg, Brooklyn, N. Y., George W. Hillegas, jacksonville Beach, Fla.: -lohn K. Hurley, Wfestfield, N. Frank LeBarbera, Tampa. Fla.: Flizabeth Liebach, Nakomis, Fla., james lNlcGarrv, Mineola. N. Y., John Malafronte, Pittsford, N. Y., Ray Naevacrt, San Antonio, Fla., john Nelson, XY'oburn, Mass., -lanies -I. O'Connor, New York City, john Pate, Frankfort, Mithi- gan, Leonard Peterson, Key XY'est, Fla., -lohn 'lf Pucclla. New Haven, Conn., Michael -I. Romano, New York Citvl Paul D. Rossiter, Paoli, Pa., .lanite Selltiz, Seaport. N. Y.. Carol A. Stanton, l.akel.ind, Fla., lNlai'ie-Bernadcttc tiixilio, ilacksonville, lila., Francis XY'alsh, River liorest, lll., Rolicrt Wfliitaker, XVest llaxen, Cionn., -lean Meyer. llitle Citx. and Michael Niron, Lakeland. llnxllrin :arms-nuunnrf-.n mum van-gun-n-.wifmfw-. v-...nv ,..--V.-X .., f ..-

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THE MIG!-HY MO Q OF- SAINT LEO COLLEGE Vic Noriega. Father Richard Kircher, OSB., director of athletics, Bob Luckett, jerry Smith. Bob Smith, joe Orchulli, john Rooney, Mike Burke, Dick Smith, jack Gaddis, Jerry Brennan. George Sullivan, head basketball coach, and Robert Sullivan, assistant coach. Center is trainer Tom Wfinslow. At this writing the Mighty Monarchs are in first place in the standings of the southern division of the Florida junior College Conference alter two straight victories over two highly respected lower East Coast teams. The Monarchs downed Dade junior College, as-so, and defeated Broward, 91-77. Four Monarchs are among the top 20 scorers in the junior college conference: joe Orchulli, ranked 8th with a 19.5 point average per gameg Paul Zajac, 10th, with an 18.2 averageg Bobby Smith, 13th, 15.0 averageg and Vic Noriega, Ztlth, 15.0 average. Noriega and Bobby Smith are the top rebounders on the team, with a 15 and 11.5 per cent rebounding average. Bob Luckett, tcam captain, is the top defensive ace, and is good in the clutch. jerry Smith and jack Gaddis, two graduates of Pasco High, and -latk Rooney provide good bench strength for the team when called upon. Y , -1.7,.-- 1 ,YH -1- - u.-H.-..-n-pn,-n