Chaminade High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Mineola, NY)

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Eight The many examples of inspiring leadership that we have known while here at Chaminade seemed to us to have been concentrated in the personality of the Very Reverend Walter Tredtin, S.M., Provincial of the Society of Mary. We met him for the first time at the assembly last November. ln his ad- dress on that occasion, he stressed the importance of culti- vating leadership. He insisted that the world needs leaders who are courageous to uphold true principles in every walk of life. The talk impressed us, though we did not fully un- derstand at the time the reason for his insistence on the topic. A little later we discovered that prior to his appoint- ment as Provincial of the Eastern Province of the Society of Mary he had held many responsible positions as its member. He had been director of the Society's Normal School at Day- ton, Ohio, had been President of Trinity College in Sioux City, Iowa, and President of the University of Dayton, in Dayton, Ohio. We concluded that his remarkable experience with men under many circumstances had shown him the spe- cial need of leadership. Consequently, if the Very Reverend Provincial had not been a leader himself, he would never have exercized these varying positions in his career. The testimony of the Bro- thers themselves whom we questioned showed that our opin- ion was correct. Since we have been so deeply impressed with his spon- taneous insistence on leadership, we have decided to dedi- cate our Crimson and Gold to him and to his ideals. We know that he directs the destinies of all the schools included under his jurisdiction. We recognize that the spirit of the faculty here at Chaminade is the extension of the zeal and enthusi- dsm his inspiration and leadership have enkindled. We feel ,honored in choosing him as the ideal that best expresses the generosity and leadership symbolized by the Gold of our school colors. We dedicate ourselves anew to the spirit that has motivated us while we were here. We shall cherish it as a heritage undying and true. Crimson and Gold

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