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

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8 'A' Openingfflommunity eisure is also an integral part of a busy Leo-life. Early mornings, late nights - it all usually blends in a chaotic menagerie of academics, pleasure and sleep-weary gazes. There are always so many activities you'd like to join -- a racquetball game, tennis match, bar trip - and numerous others you have no choice but to participate in fthe unmentionablesj. Regardless of the route each individual chooses,'there are countless avenues to explore in and about campus. Sailing on Lake Iovita, sunning at the pool, sneaking through the monastery ftry it at midnightl, are just a few extracurriculars popular among students. Moving around the communities surrounding Saint Leo can be an enjoyable experience as well - Tampa, Dade City, Ze- phyrhills, San Antonio -- all provide ample opportunity for exploration. Essentially the tranquil, yet exciting at- mosphere native to SLC is home to the sedentary scholar and adventurer alike. a t v as as up - , , , T. l ,,,, is ,,o, ,,r ' .s,,- i . -t,- A ,, .,,, - ,,,,,, l q rfx. f f f ' 1 v e f f ,e J' !z,f'c in-, ffiffgl ' fl-3' 7 N 1 as 1 1 'ffmf 5 Zlffgg ,9fQfatZ:2fgW,i,jf?4g7f'!-112 sg iw ,EYES Na, gy' ku ww , ,a2Nv,4fef fttvfgttfaxat 1. wtfw aff wr wwf Q 'P fy, jf ,.4,., M, ,. 4 nm s -f f wa Q,wl,af 'wx :J 9 ,fb gm' ff M5233 fa! gmpi' 5 f 2? ! was ,Y-N811 f wgwfy iz, 55552 Mixfx ,+fr2'r3fff' Q ' gh tt it 4 AFM, ' 3 , ,ggi Jlgtapggzgfg I., - -- ,, T 4 f of 4 ,M 7' 'I 51 1 - , l T f , H ' 2 , it Mg: M 4 , 4 in 1 1 f M- Ifwwe, . . , 2 ,sw 4:4 ,fzqff Afwf if 1 www, if , s . w 414 mf my if aff,-K W ,4 was ,f 7' 9224 4-9,9-M4 -- Q Q 4?,,g4g,'2' ':j,'gy,,:,fiif, ' A Zfgffiyga 2 , H M , 6 1 r s 4 tl f f 5 ,.2,h,s Iwffffglff ? 55, f 5, egfgpigf fg 3,31 Eggs Mig, ,gg ,K X New I 1 4 Q x 1 ' fs , M 'W 41402954 f ' -XF' if' Egg gm, 3, wt, i Q 1' wt afxg a- 1- W 5 I 5 M 5? Wpxi N .mg sd W, ,Q 1 pry? A ,fe ff ff vw fl :HKS 5 ,Q ff' via SW N if 12 Qt N X N 4, Mfftfm yvif, A 1-,fi 1,x,1g,t A ' ' ft Qs fu' ,Q r i ' 'f tif' fffwvi 'vgff 4 Y 1 get 4 4 Q ' Yo ,J w vu N . ,Q t 5 tw W ?tYnr'NG ,, , X . f 4' W if Ns 2, tif , Vigffrf irrkwfh, JL ,,,, i 1 A ff W , A Q A - 4 4 ,fs J 'A gg It Ms Jw? 4 4 3 ,clue 5 ' Mlgfsfy f ii, M, 9'4'v+ lx? ba Af, ww, Q , Zgiwv K G y QM, I , ,U sq! at ,Q 'f,w.g ff, 5, Wg, me qv: s 'ws ,5 4 , 1 y Q , ,t w 1 ,NN mtl 1 'if ' in ' wg 6 1' 4, ,gc 1' M E X9 mu 'mr Mr s M '-, N WW EU M-1 V W' Q Y ,MV ' 33 if t f. yviwgbl Q y 9' ,M 'Z Y 4 ' Q 4, K W Y ff f M. M, 1 at M .lg M -g f . en-Q , , vm, aw W, U fx 1, ,H .fn . ,Q 24122 x it N, ag mfg ,gsm ,S 1, .1 ,Q M , M yt ok f , 5 Q K ,, gy Q my ,Mtn .ftj ,MQ fe Jaw .t J fm, ,,, Qpgww K,,tf,,s 4 ,, if fr if ,pg1sa'.,ts?5 139 as gain 47, 4 'Ah' ,N W3 Wagga' A 9 'W w w 5 1 V ,Z 39 it T4 ' l 'swfl 1 1 4 1- was View HJ kim ' Q f 9 'W A if X h.fw w1 W vm 31 ui tr, 4 X Q' f xii if WZZM . , 'Ra 2 1 game commences on the t tt ' it ' Goal in sight, a football Abbey lawn. A solitary munch in near- V by San Antonio. Muffy Murphy engages in TM while watching the America Cup competi- tion.

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compromise. Living in residence is generally a give-take relation- ship between roommates, hall- mates, and the common masses. For many it can be a trying experience -- but then who is accustomed to sharing space with dozens of unidentified life forms lincluding, in most cases, your roommatej? Despite the obvious drawbacks, certain subtle advan- tages often preserve the sanity of RH dwellers: Conve- nience lclose to the bar, pool, and other important local- itiesjg N otariety lstudents arrive all the way from Europe to be educated at SLCg they must have heard of St. Ed's Halljg Entertainment ffrequently a car alarm in the north parking lotjg and, of course, New friends fthe type your mother warned you aboutj. Residential living is indeed a growth experience - an opportunity to gain familiarity with diverse personalities. Saint Leo just happens to be the ideal atmosphere for this life experimentation. f-.lim z, ' 59 Xi Ewfssiff-Zff .,, , .r ., . ,,,,.,, 7 ,AW s Agwf' Q3 li :r'r v22?Ei3QfL1!i -1' f ' If 3 N-.. VV 7 WY b ,, lf2l'5.1' , - 5' ziif , Q 'Ji' - :Zh Q 1-WZ:-Q, . Q 1 2 -' fr Q, f .., ,. ,, .- - Q ar Taking in the sights at the at sf X f r soccer field, a short dis- tance from surrounding 1' 2 it resident halls. . 67:- , .V , Addicted to software, lim 1 f-'-r ' , 5 -. Silverwood forgoes .5 R' yn 1 ,U homework to play com- li' puter SHITIGS- if Pausing for contempla- tion on second floor Rod- , Grids- 10 ir Openingfln Residence y a Q 'I ,, 5? 53:5 ,ig Q if 4 ,s 631 2 it s 3 e'Fx if 5, Q if rg. .