St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE REV. WILLIAM P. lVlAXWELL, M. A., S. TH. B. Diocese of Cleveland Father Maxwell prepared for his high calling at Duquesne University and the Seminary of Our Lady of the Lake, Cleveland, and came to St. Vincent's for theology in 1925. Bill has tried his hand at athletics but we have learned that he prefers the more general exercise of Walking for refreshing himself between the hours of persistent study. His scholarly ability is among his outstanding qualities. I L'102H

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THE REV. JOSEPH V. SMARSH, A. B. Diocese of IIll7'7 iSbZL7'g Four years ago Father Smarsh came to St. Vincent's from Mt. St. Mary College, Emmitsburg, Md., where he had become very popular due to his winning person- ality. During his seminary years we have found Joe to be ever the same happy persistent student. His activity in all the exercises, sports and diversions of the Semin- ary is a sure indication that he will be a zealous worker in the Vineyard of Christ. lI101H

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,L l THE REV. ANDREW J.,HUDAK, A. B. Diocese of 3 Cleveland The early years of ' vocational' training of Father Hudak were spent under the tutelage of the Brothers of Mary and the diocesan clergy at Cathedral Latin School, and Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, Cleveland. Since he began his theological course at St. Vincent's in 1925, we have all come to know and respect I-ludie as an outstanding scholar and a devoted friend. ln our game of mitigated football very few of us have equaled his determination and ability. H1031