University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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v 'W t NM it tw'-swam, -mu-:ummm---W . , X ... is-mmpattrtt X K K A Fr. George Renneker, S M N HIS twenty-fifth year of administra- tive work and fifth year as president of the University of Dayton, Rev. George J. Renneker S. M. is the man upon whose shoulders rest the many and varied respon- sibilities of this executive office. These year of faithful services have given him a wealth of experience in carrying out the duties of his office in a manner befitting the highest standards of Christian educa- tion. Endowed with superior qualities of leadership and humanitarianism, and a quiet, unassuming manner so familiar to us all. Fr. Renneker provides the steady hand which guided the university through the recent war times and which is now di- recting it on the rough road of progress.

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I Katherine, Ruth, and Dottie compare notes Fr. Charles l'.. Collins, S. M. ONSTANTLY at work to maintain the rank that the University enjoys among the educational institutes of the country is Fr. Charles L. Collins, S. M., vice- president and dean of the University. In his hands rest the problems of educational standards and requirements, administration, campus housing, student problems and the myriad other duties of his office. Gifted with remarkable calm and de- liberation in all matters, Fr. Collins work is characterized by a far-sightedness and careful discernment which has proved in- valuable in the close relationship necessary between administration and student body. Fr. Collins, despite his many duties, has always displayed a spirit of cooperation which has enabled him to work in har- mony with the various groups and organi- zations under his jurisdiction.