St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE REV. HERMAN E. NIATTINGLY, A. B., PH. B. Diocese of Columlms The early years of Father lVlattingly's preparation for the priesthood were spent at the parish high school of the Blessed Sacrament Church, Newark, O. In 1919, he began his course of studies at St. Vincent's where he has since distinguished himself by his brilliant talents. Matt, a profound student of literature, has demon- strated his ability during his five years of service in the editorial department of the Symposium. He was editor- in-chief of Volume X, the book that last year achieved phenomenal success. 119411

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Y l THE REV. REGIS M. HICKEY, A. B., PH. L. Diocese of Pittsburgh Father Hickey, a resident of Scottdale, Pa., has attained considerable distinction as a scholar during his decade of years at St. Vincent's. We shall always remember Rege as the hery-tongued speaker at our student meetings, where he displayed his strong charac- ter and sound learning by his courage and logic. In the course of years he has filled all the offices in the editorial department of our school publications. ll93ll

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V s l 1 4 , THE REV. CARL VW. SCI-IEIl3N V Diocese of Toledo ' i Father Scheib received his early education under the guidance of the Capuchin F athers, at St. Fidelis Semin- ary. He entered St. Vincent's in 1921, for the pursuance of his classical, philosophical, and theological studies. In school and on the campus he has been the same diligent and popular Carl. He received seven letters for varsity athletics, a wealth of experience during live years on the Symposium Staff, and a keen sense of stage art, having participated in six productions. ll95l