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

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15 fb' Swqgape-it CLASS OFFICERS ci 1' Mark Werner, Pres., Richard Giannini, V.P., Carmen Herring, Sec., V Vito Ciminero, Treas. ml SOPHOM ORES Q-.an ive? , I ALAN ARNOW Stamford, Conn. THOMAS BARCHIE McKeesport, Penn. EUGENE BATTENFELD Brewster, N. Y. DANIEL CHRISTIAN Tampa, Fla. VITO CIMINERO Warren, Ohio ROBERT CORRIGAN Plainfield, N. J. OTIS DeMOTT Brandon, Fla. RONALD DUGGAN Fort Lauderdale, Fla. N. qv-4 , . K I uma 'if --1 Q M ,ff W Q as 'hm RONALD DUNKLE Farmingdale, N. Y. RALPH EBNER Fort Lauderdale, Fla. PASQUALE ELIA North Haven, Conn. ROBERT ELY Hamden, Conn. CARL FORSBERG Charleston, S. C. ROBERTA FAHEY San Antonio, Fla. PETER FERGUSON Larchmont, N. Y. MICHAEL FITZGERALD Newport, R. I.

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FATHER BEDE GALE, O.S.B. IN MEMORIAM Father Bede Gale, O.S.B., died here July 30, 1961. He had been instructor in English at Saint Leo College and founded the college LEPANTO society. An authority on heraldric design, Father Bede designed the Saint Leo College seal and coat of arms. He was working on an illuminated manuscript at the time of his death. ln collaboration with the Jesuit Father Gilbert C. Peterson, and Jeannette Murphy Lynn, he produced the second edition of An Alternative Classification for Cath- olic Books, a unique current, definitive working tool for Catholic libraries. He helped to reclassify and recatalog the library at Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, Pa. For some time he was a special cataloguer for the 16th-century books at the Mullen Library of the Catholic University of America, Wash- ington, D. C. Father Bede was born in London, England, March 25, 1941, in the Anglican faith. He became Catholic under the influence of G. K. Chesterton. Father was pro- fessed at Saint Leo on June 24, 1941 and ordained here De- cember 15, 1946. He also taught at Saint Leo Preparatory School, Saint Vincent College, Gannon College, Erie, Pa., and U.S. Army Air Force Cadet classes. Mr. Harold A. Heiser, of Tampa, died Sept. 14, 1962, and was buried here in the Abbey cemetery. An Oblate of Saint Benedict, Mr. Heiser was auditor in the office of the Procu- rator at Saint Leo Abbey, registrar, and headed the business administration department of the college. A native of Ohio, Mr. Heiser graduated Magna Cum Laude when he received the M. A. degree and Maxima Cum Laude when he received the Ph.B. from the Department of Foreign and Domestic Com- merce, University of Notre' Dame. ln subsequent years at Notre Dame, Indiana University, and later at the University of Florida, he continued to extend his background in his chosen fields, as well as in English Literature and Spanish, both of which he taught for years. Before coming to Saint Leo College, Mr. Heiser had been a traveling auditor through- out Illinois, Wisconsin, and Missouri, where he had 21 hos- pitals under perpetual audit, and was Associate Professor at the University of Tampa for ten years. The latter five years he headed the Department of Business Administration and was Dean of the Adult Education Program of the University. MR. HAROLD A. HEISER

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CHARLES FRANCHINA Stamford, Conn. MELVIN GALLAR Tampa, Fla. RICHARD GIANNINI Winter Park, Fla. GLEN GREENFELDER Dade City, Fla. CARMEN HERRING Dade City, Fla. BETTY JO HORMUTH Dade City, Fla. JOHN HODGES Arcadia, Fla. THOMAS HOLLORAN Columbus, Ohio MICHEAL LALONDE Lakeland, Fla. DENNIS LYNCH Stamford, Conn. JOSEPH MADIEDO Key West, Fla. WILLIAM MCCARTHY Newport, R. I. TERRANCE MCDERMOTT West Haven, Conn. VICTOR NORIEGA Miami, Fla. JOHN O'GORMAN Forest Hills, N. Y. JOSEPH O'LEARY Harrisburg, Pa. FRANK HURLBURT New Haven, Conn. JOHN KEARNS Lakeland, Fla. MICHAEL KELLY Riveria Beach, Fla. wswgg ,AWA s 'q 'FV 'Ir- W . 4 'K-.lx