St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE REV. THOMAS P. GILBERT, A. B. Diocese of Columbus Father Gilbert, a native of Newark, O., received his high school and college training from the Jesuit Fathers at Campion, entering St. Vincent's in 1923. That he gave his whole-hearted cooperation to every activity in which he was engaged, whether it pertained to studies or to less important pursuits, is evidenced by the many diverse offices he has held. He has been chronicle editor -of the Seminarisjs' Symposium, delegate to the Pitts- burgh Local Conference, and secretary of the St, Thomas Literary and Homiletic Society, the duties of which offices he fulhlled in a most capable manner. J .,..,, '4 ll99ll

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THE REV. JOSEPH A. WANK Diocese of Pittsburgh Josephinum College at Columbus was the scene of Father Wank's introduction to the Classics. He spent two years at Duquesne University, before beginning his sacerdotal studies at St. Vincent Seminary. When it became known that joe had a hobby for photo- graphy, he was easily prevailed upon to apply his ability in the interest of the Symposium. To lead a group of students over the Westmoreland hills on free afternoons seems to have afforded him his greatest recreation. ll'98ll

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THE REV. THOMAS B. HARNYAK, A. B. Diocese of Pittsburglz Father I-Iarnyak, a former student of Duquesne University, began his theological studies at St. Vincent Seminary in 1925. During his four years in our midst, Tom has attained great success in his studies, as well as wide popularity in recreational pursuits. Gifted with a keen ,critical sense, he has been occasionally called upon to exercise that talent in an official capacity. Very capably has he filled the offices of president, secretary, and critic of the Slovak Division of the St. Thomas Literary and Homiletic Society. moon