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

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QNNTLEO OOLLEGETNCEQTOPAWAIZD IN SWE-WIDEAU ON . ,X,5 'y 2-. i , Q si V 2' ' . 239 -S f , J 5 X is , fix My I ivufyff V f' 2 Q gfwy fr SH , I ' V ' f XR . . 2,1 f 3 X t ' 1' cf if f . .sw at Mm A. P. Phillips, Jr., president, A. P. Phillips Co., Carmen Herring, Saint Leo College sophomore, and Brother Bernard, O.S.B., college publicity director at Orlando Country Club dinner. Miss Herring was named the top winner of the A. P. Phillips College Undergraduate Achieve- ment Competition for 1963. The Orlando ad agency has been sponsoring the annual awards for Florida colleges since 1956. A sophomore at Saint Leo College Qnow graduatedj, Miss Herring won the highest honors for her submission of an 18x24 inch bound scrapbook of three sections. The first section was an illustrated col- lection of her weekly columns appearing in the Tampa Tribune, Dade City Banner, and St. Petersburg Times. The second section comprised a collection of magazine articles on Saint Leo College. The third section was made up of newspaper articles on the college. Saint Leo College also received first place trophy in the jr. College Div. Second place went to the Student Govt. Assn. of Broward Jr. Col., Ft. Lauderdale. First place winner of the larger college group went to the AFROTC of FSU, Tallahassee. First place winner of the smaller colleges was the ROTC of Florida Southern College, Lakeland. In presenting the first place award and the grand trophy to Saint Leo College, Mr. Phillips observed that this was the first time an individual college student had taken over-all top honors, previous ones going to college groups and organizations. Q I

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FHZSTINQTUUIE FOIZPIPJEQTQ INT!-IES M . im M Q E Father joseph Fitzmyer, SJ. More than fifty priests from ten states attended the Saint Leo Scripture Institute for Priests at Saint I.eo from April 15-19. Father Fitzmyer, with degrees from the Louvain, johns Hopkins, and the Pontifical Biblical Institute, concentrated his lectures on the Gospel according to St, Matthew. Father Murphy, a scholar in semitics and with various degrees also, is the author of The Dead Sea Scrolls, The Seven Books of XY!isdom, etc. He investigated the Wisdoni literature of the Old Testament. Father Richard, with degrees from the Bibli- cum, Univ. of Indiana, and others, confined his lectures on an investigation on The Fall of Man. The Institute was LlI'lLlCI' the direction of liather Benedict Wfeigand, OSB. yy af W. 3 f If Father Roland Murphy, O. Carm adliugkxi . N , . . luitlitii lXlkll.ll'Ll 'l, Siiectl, 0,5 li