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

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On January 13 our Carmelite Nuns gave a birthday party for Brother Aloysius, O.S.B., on his 89th birthday. T h e n i n june the Bene- dictine commun- ity gave a going away party for the Sisters. They left because after the completion of the McDonald Student Center, a food service or- ganization to o k over the college and m o n a s t i c kitchens. Abbot Mar- ion and the Bene- dictines presented a going away gift to the Carmelites. Signed by all the community mem- bers, the award thanked the Nuns for their years of devoted and dedi- cated service to Saint Leo. W M if W, dx 1 ' -, . as its . . wr A I .H at we Aj, xx tt .. l una. .Wig 4,1 .- .519 1254! u V.. ' MrQ?: ?f'2f 9+ LA! ilk ' .c W- N , yjghgu A 0 E at A Q 'A YJ

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As if aware of the end of April and the end a fragile barrier across the library entrance. It does Because Saint Leo College is on the trimester publisher must be met. So in this first section we '63 annual and picture for you the highlights of college year on September 1. of the college year, a silent creature has woven not know that the summer will be a busy time. schedule. an early final deadline with the annual would like to pick up where we left off in the what happened up to the beginning of the new The Editors

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ON CAMPUS Dominican Fathers Leo Arnoult and James Egan were here from January 20 to 25. They gave a series of lectures on The Theologian in the Modern World. On February -4 Princess Catherine Caradja spoke from personal experience on Life Behind the Iron Curtain. The college social studies committee sponsored James Batal of the Arab Information Center, N. Y. C. He spoke about Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and Syria. Wfest Palm Beach state attorney Philip D. O'Connell spoke on March 1 on whether crime does or does not pay. Dr. james Cavanaugh of the U. S. Navy spoke on psychiatry on March 8. Charles Cowl, legal representative of the AFL-CIO gave the union view- point on March 15. He was followed by Father Weesner, pastor of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, New Port Richey. This series of lectures concluded on March 29 when Father Henry Miron, president of Santa Fe H. S., Lakeland, spoke on vocations. Midway in the series Rubinoff and his violin accompanied by the American pianist Paul Sargent entertained in the theatre. H James Batal rv-wmv ewrm.ww'W.m.-u,-.....m ,.......-........... 01..- -.-a ,4,,,,, ,H 'R X Father Leo Arnoult, O.P. f X. c f 1 az Father james Egan, 0.0. Princess Catherine Caradja an