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u. had attended psroehiaI schools in Massachusetts, and
Boston College. He attended Mt 81. k.srys seminary, Emmits-
burg, Maryland. and 81. Johns seminary, srishtin.
Following his ordination he was assigned to st. Henry par
ish. Huntsville. He then served at st. Vincent, MI. Vernon as
assistant pastor, Holy Name, Columbus, as assistant pastor,
pastor of St. Patricks, Junction City; pastor o. Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel Buckeye Lake; assistant and administrator at st.
Catharine parish, Columbus; administrator, st. Ladislas parish,
Columbus, and administrator at st. Margaret of Cortona, prior
to his new appointment as pastor of Immaculate Conception
parish, Kenton.
Father Never
Father Paul Wayne Meyer was born in Youngstown, Ohio,
and attended schools in Cleveland, and st. Vincents clemen-
tary and High schools in MI. Vernon.
He graduated from St. Charles in ls4s and was ordained
In lss by the late Bishop Michael :. Ready.
Father Meyer served as assistant pastor at st. Mary, Ports
mouth, for three years and has served at Sacred Heart, Column
bus, since 1852.
Father Holman
Father Andrew Holman, who has been given the response
bihty of organizing a new parish in the rapidly growing COM
munity of Reynoldsburg, east of the See City, is a native O.
Fulda, Ohio, and attended schools at Riddle and Carlisle prior
to entering 81. Charles College. He completed his seminary
training at Mt. st. Marys, Norwood, anad was ordained by
Bishop James J. Hartley, May 8, 1912.
Father Holman has served as secretary of st. Joseph
and Mt. Calvary cemeteries 194245, assistant at 81. Vincents or
phanage, 1s4245, and as pastor OF st, Genevieve,. calmoutier
from 1852. He has been pastor of the Church o. the Atone
ment, Crooksvle, since 1852.
Monsignor ODea
Monsignor Paul ODea, a native OF Columbus, Is the new
vicerector of st. Charles Seminary and heads the high school
department.
He attended Holy Name and Immaculate Conception ee-
mentary schools, st. Charles High School and College and Mt.
st. Marys Seminary, Norwood, and Ohio State University where
he received a masters degree in education.
He was ordained in 1871 Ind has served at st. Joseph's
Cathedral the Convent of the Good Shepherd as chaplain and
since 1916 at St. Charles College. While serving as chaplain
he taught psychology at st. Francis school of nursing.
He has been dean of studies at st. Charles since 1850,
and was honored by the Holy Father in 1854 when he was
named a papal chamberlain.
Father Ssbrsy
FIR. Thomas Sabrey, appointed spiritual director at st.
Charles, is a native of Dayton and attended schools in Day
ton and Columbus, completing his high school work at st.
Charles and college work at st. Charles.
He attended the North American College, Rome. but was
forced to return home due to the war, and the Catholic Unver-
sty Of America where he received the licentiate in sacred
theology.
Fathef sabrey was ordained May 3, 1912, and was assigned
10 St. Joseph Cathedral where he served until 194a when he
WIS appointed to the faculty of St. Charles.
: 4 From 1915 until 1947 he worked on his doctorate in Sacred
Theology which was formally awarded in 1858 at the Catholic
University.
He returned to the faculty Of st. Charles in 1947.
Father Schroeder
Father omer Schroeder, who was ordained by Archbishop
Cfcognani in 1850, is a native of Miller City, where he attended
parochial school. He completed his seminary training at the
J~osephinum and was ordained for the Columbus Diocese.
He completed work on a masters degree in school admin
istration in 1855 ut Ohio State University, and is currently
on the faculty at st. Charles and will replace Father Rober
White AZ principal OF Portsmouth Notre Dame.
Father White
The new principal at Hartley High School is a native oil
Columbus and attended Holy Rosary elementary school,, st
Charles preparatory and College. He completed his seminar
training at MI. st. Mary's Seminary, Norwood, and was ordained
in 1913.
He worked at the Chaneery before being assigned to teach
at st. Charles in 1851.
Father White was named principal at Notre Dame High
School, Portsmouth, in 1853. Since his administration the
School has made great strides educatonany and this past year
seven more graduates received grants for higher education.
Father WinkIer
Father Augustine Winkler, the first principal for the
new Newark Catholic High School, was ordained in 1943 and
has served the Diocese as pastor, teacher and social actor
director.
He attended st. Charles High School and College here
and MI. st. Mary's Seminary, Norwood.
He has done graduate work at Ohio State and the Catholic
University, Washington, DC. and received a masters degre,
from Ohio State in 1945.
He has been Social Action director since 1947 and
member Of the faculty Of st. Charles since thai time. He wa
named to head the st. Edward the Confessor parish at Gran
vile in 1853, as administrator.
He is well known In labor circles as an advisor and medi
ator. He did q three months survey of labor education in Ger
many.
In 1853 he was commended by the Rent Sterilization
Board for his advisory work.
For several years he operated a labormanagemcnt schoo
which drew praise from leaders in both fields.