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

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J.-r433'. :rif', ' I FM LEFT: Two friends. Michele Rotondo and Cathy O'SulIivan share plans betore going to class. BELOW LEFT: A parent enjoying a canoe ride on the lake. DON'T PANIC! BELOW RlGl-lTi Dr. Reynolds just after a ten- nis match, I knew I could win. L KE J OVIT Edging the beautiful campus of Saint Leo, Lake Jovita offers students the tranquility of her shores and the liveliness of her inhabitants. Fishes and birds take advantage of this peaceful setting and as time passes, students singly invade that peace- ful setting. The spring-fed lake is a place where students go to sun bath on her docksg lovers go to surround themselves in a naturally peaceful environmentg friends go to talk and have a good time. Lake Jovita ... it's a soothing place. 1

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A DID LIFE IS GRAND IN LEO LAND! Preserving its goal to give students higher levels of achievement, Saint Leo also offers students the pleasure of social contact, the stimula- tion of lots of physical exercise, the courage to make decisions and the joy of sharing. WI, sw, Aw ,ff 4' ,469 ' -I, 7 ,7 H f 'E . ?' I ' ' ,, ' . I ,', WWW, y fm 'Qffw' gg? J' ' IIII I ,-ef east . I 4 I- I 3 II- f. I I , I. A if s M3W1I, ,i gef- -:I Ia, ' j ,, Q ,I I LW J: It , ff? A ,Q '.' i'li .1 I Q I 5 ffl' 5 Q I I if 'I' or fa, ,,. iff ,, .l,f I I fifw it -I'-1,21-mi-liif. I , ,jjI313xf?51fyr-'ff T21?ii':f:l7,1-5135352113231 ,I ,I7:f'1:l:f55i.i.15iSS.'.fIf I -I 'ff1-:iff I I .ftffzfi ,I I Jaff'f22'f Wfwfszxzef' I. I t I 1 If I 1 I HW' X it ' ' f -1.s WV, Z we ii ., iniiff ,, V 'J f ' ,Ii,ei f,fllI f'f'I ' I ' fs, -...,. ffL5i'1i'5'? t '. C ifg:?fi3'-2-Q'Qf ,f..f , 'iJ'1,' is ' I 'f' ' , ',, in K of Luv , f 'f'f'n'I- Q 'ii ' 1555? x.f- 5 , ,'.'f'5- .'G'i'ff.s'U2 . . . I I 9' 14'vfwf'ff fr few:7-'vfff-li . . I If I I f'Kl'.'w+Qx-1+ I fl ' 1 fi W ,f -rp g M ic-fm ---f ' X .. WWA? I TOP: Willie Jenkins and Chris Baetzel enjoy a game of tennis. ABOVE: Mike Reardon having 2 cokes and a smile. ABOVE RIGHT: Bobby Link ,.. A toast to Saint Leo! RIGHT: A 1959 student enjoying a moment of facetious- ness. Life has changed. vi t Ii? if gk ' f it I X I 1 1 , as '- X - Q ' S Q R it ' 4- L ix A' I ef-'ei is e I :N Q It is sau, Q . ,A .N I ix. I I X X N N -I H ..,, use xlstiiliigwig A A News ggi tsp- G 'NNvwvc...,,wwww I I may if X N W, 492 , 01' ii I: T I I I E I I II 'i ,I I 'I ,I I Il 1 1 I I I I 1 I I I i I I I I

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QS t W :X i .o v is :-XX .- so . . 1 f ' r I ., 1' L' Q r ,M , ff. -1- . . rr ,AA, l r i f 2 ' i 9' ff 4 A fp' ff? rw 32 if ' . l X div ' .4 , WU af ' 2. , ' as , . ,, E' . I Wh if . a 4. Dorm living contributes greatly to the overall educational experience of a student. It is a challenge that makes a student mature. Dorm living has its difficulties. It is rules and regulationsg it is having a roommatep it is waiting in line for a showerg it is discovering no toilet paper when in needg it is getting angry at noisy neighborsg it is having no hot water when you reach the showerg it's eating lousy meals. Despite all the disadvantages, dorm living provides a chance to meet friends, many of whom may be lifetime friends. You become at ease after a while and you begin to reach new horizons - sharing dreams, laughter and happiness.