Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Awards 1968 SPIRIT AWARD The 1968 “Purgold” Spirit Award is this year given to Alpha Phi Omega in recognition of the organiza¬ tion’s commitment to provoking action within the Loras College community. Over the years, APO has staged various campus activities as well as concerning itself with serving the college. While providing ushers for various campus events, this year APO produced the Sneak Prevue program “Enter the Young.” The accomplishments of Alpha Phi Omega must engender the respect and admiration of all dedicated Lorasmen. Organizations of thi s caliber are essential to the life of the community. : L He xcho has not iy the spirit of his age, lias all the [ -i • if misery of it. PI lS- V? : ■ Voltaire 1 7

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Loras College “ENTER TO LEARN 1 tTj X ' r - v4 -v. He ml‘If Jr | i 1 : ■ JPf 1 1 ' Kg llm ffl 1 ■ IMI 1 ■ : L .Ik S i ' W. Vk Wa V LEARN TO SERVE” SERVICE AWARD In the interest of recognizing significant contribu¬ tions to the Loras College community, the 1968 “Purgold” has, this year, established the “Purgold” Service Award. Hoping that this award will, like the “Purgold” Spirit Award, become a tradition here at Loras, the 1968 Purgold” Service Award is this year awarded to those members of the clergy who have contributed to the liturgical renewal within the Loras College community. Though the vanguard of the new liturgy, to whom this award goes, has initiated the renewal, all con¬ cerned and dedicated members of the community arc to be congratulated for their part in establishing a more meaningful worship and a fuller understanding of Christianity. With the future hidden, the many strides yet to be made endure as a challenge to all concerned Christians of the community. We were fluttering, wandering, longing creatures a thousand years before the sea and the wind in the forest gave us words. Now how can ice express the ancient of days in us with only the sounds of our yesterdays. Gibran 6

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