St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE REV. PAUL F. XYIIESMANN, A. B., PH. L. Diocese of Plllsbzzrglz Father Wicsmann came from Pittsburgli in 1917 to begin hisvocational studies at St. Vincent's. During these twelve years he made a splendid record in scholarship and extra-curricular activities. For four years he was business manager of the College Journal. All of us knew Paul as the enthusiastic jack-of-all-trades, but few of us realize that he is also an accomplished violinist. ll90ll

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THE REV. JAMES P. HARvEY ' Diocese of Piltsburglz Father Harvey began his course of studies that finally led him into the ranks of the holy priesthood, at St. Vincent Preparatory Department back in the days of 1916. Jimmy, as we familiarly call him, is a man who knows well the keen satisfaction of unselhsh service towards his fellowmen. Besides preparing himself for his priestly duties, he was manager of the Seminary Store for several years, senior of his class, vice-president of the St. Thomas Literary and Homiletic Society, and an active member of many of our committees. ll39ll

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THE REV. E. CHARLES PATTERSON, M. A. Diocese of Pizflsbeufglz In 1918, Pat, an earnest student, placed himself under the guidance of the Benedictine Fathers at St. Vincent's and since that time never quitted his original earnestness. In the many branches of learning and variety of sports, he has gained great respect. Two years ago he was the art editor of the Symposium and vice- president of the Mission Societyg and was at all times a lover of athletics. - llfllll