St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE REV. RAYMOND J. OSTERHAGE, M. A. Diocese of Toledo Before beginning the study of theology at St. Vin- cent's in 1925, Father Osterhage attended St. joseph College, Rensselaer, Ind., and St. Gregory Seminary, Cincinnati, O. Ray is an ardent lover of all outdoor sports, indulging in them, however, only as a relaxation from his more weighty pursuits. His many learned and interesting contributions to the Symposeum in past years are a sufficient proof of his theological knowledge and literary ability. II 107 1

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THE REV. CHARLES J. CHERDINI, A. B. Diocese of Pittsburgh Four years ago Father Cherdini graduated from Duquesne University, Where he attained great renown as a student and an athlete. Since the beginning of his theological course at St. Vincent Seminary in 1925, he has for several years demonstrated his baseball prowess on our varsity nine. Besides being an able student Chuck has been chronicle editor of the Symposium, treasurer of the St. Thomas Literary and Homiletic Society, chairman of many of our activity committees, and a delegate to the Pittsburgh Local Conference. II106j1

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THE REV. FRANCIS J. POWELL Diocese of Scranton Father Powell, a native of Dunmore, Pa., pursued his philosophical studies at St. Mary Seminary, Orchard Lake, Mich. He came to St. Vincent's for theology in 1925. It must be said of Frank that he has shown him- self to be an assiduous and accomplished student, a model seminarian. Though naturally he is of a quiet and reserved disposition, nevertheless, he has always been an enthusiastic partisan of all our outdoor sports. iiosi