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

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I 2 we 'Qi' OONVENE OONFED it Y , vw 'ill mia ,six if rata: 1 my f,,,,5t i 4, . if y' 5 ff Q,-Q!! 9 liz! il gi 5 T Follovving a meeting of the Confederate Round Table on March 18, Father Jerome, GSB., was given a surprise party honoring him on his 78th birthday. From left to right, Carmen Herring, Margaret Chap- 1 l f Z Frank I.aBarbera, president of the Speech Club, pre- sents a gavel to Claudia Willianis who made the greatest improvement in speech and had the highest average, 98 percent. man, special collections librarian at Univ, of South Fla., E. Reinhold Rogers Jr., Pinellas County Historical Commission chairman, Father ,leromeg Gerald McCabe, USF acquisition librariang Louise Ward, USF serials librarian, Writ. M. Goza, Clearwater, director of the Florida Historical Society. Kappa Alpha Sigma sorority of Saint Leo College was host. ,Q l aww fl? St if ,I Q ', , 2 ,, 3 gif fyywf, , r , i f f, W YYMlV ? 'f1 Students of Bethune Cookman College, Daytona Beach, with Father Boniface and Father Leo. Father Leo celebrated the Divine Liturgy in the Byzantine rite for them. K 1 fix Dr. james XX . Covington, dean of the evening school, Univ. of Tampa, F. M. Covington, president of the Confederate Round Table, Father hlerome, and Baynard Ktndritk, author and Tampa Tribune historical columnist. I2 -f .Q ,.,. ...-.. -- .. ... ...,....f. f...1..,,...- n.m-.wurnugnmnxzu-nualvnn1x1awm'lwwwkw71rnllllIil'lHU N

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SAINT LEO ADVISORY BOARD The third annual meeting of the Saint Leo College advisory board was held here March 22. Mem- bers of the board attending were Cseatedj Father Stephen Herrmann, O.S.B., R. A. Brown, chairman, Palm Beach and Chicago lawyer, V. M. Newton, jr., managing editor, the Tampa Tribune, and Rt. Rev. Marion Bowman, O.S.B. fStandingj James T. Vocelle, Vero Beach lawyer, Hon. John S. Burks, mayor of Dade City, C. P. McCabe, San Antonio citrus grower, Mrs. Helene Morris, Republican state committeewoman for Sarasota County and treasurer of the Republican state executive committee, N. S. Burns, Dade City realtor, H. Earl Smalley, Miami financier, and John Neilly, St. Petersburg insurance executive. Members of the board not able to be present are A. M. Heleringer, Louisville, Ky., furniture manu- facturers' agent, Henry C. Hughes, St. Louis, Mo., lawyer, Robert Smalley, New York, president of Hertz International, Ltd., Wayne Thomas, Sr., Plant City executive, and Francis H. Corrigan, export manager for Pillsbury and Allied Mills and technical advisor to Latin American and Caribbean countries. The board unanimously moved that consideration be given to study, plans for the establishment of a Saint Leo College Foundation, it gave whole-hearted approval to the Progress Report by the president, Father Stephen, O.S.B., surveying the college program, and a report on the establishment of a new office of public relations which will include a fund raising and development program was given by H. V. Mercready.