St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE REV. SEVERIN LUX, O. S. B., St. Vincent Archabbey In Father Severin one finds the agreeable combina- tion of all the elements that constitute a true religious character. Humility, generosity, obedience to monastic discipline, devotion to duty, gentleness: all these are discernable in his winning personality. As a student and scholar he is unaffectedly earnest and conscientious. In art he finds particular delight and. relaxation from the discipline of study. Many of our pleasurable enter- tainments in the College Auditorium during the past several years have been the result of his unobtrusive labor and energy. B lIl12B

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THE REV. CAM1i,1,us LONG, O. B., M. A. PH. L. St. Vincent Arehabbey Father Camillus came to St. Vincent's in 1916, from Summerhill, Pa. From the very beginning of his Schol- asticate his congenial and cheerful personality won the friendship of both classmates and superiors. Though maintaining a high standard of excellence in all scholas- tic pursuits he found ample time to devote to his cher- ished avocations: music and literature. An able writer, he is responsible for much of the success of the College Journal. llllll

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THE REV. THEODORE WEBER, O. S. B., A. B. St. Vincent Archabbey Thirteen years ago, Father Theodore arrived at St. Vincent's to begin his Scholasticate. He readily ac- customed himself to the new order of 'things and showed himself remarkably apt for the meeting of curricular demands and disciplinary exigencies. Amiable, con- descending, and docile,'Father Theodore has endeared himself to his associates and merited thelgood opinion of superiors. Though he has achieved much success in all branches of study, he has an especial .propensity for history. I 1111311