University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Dr. Daniel L. Leary May we present the epitome of Deans. Doc Leary , as he has been laughingly tagged, has been Associate Dean in the College of Education for twelve years. Always ready and willing to do all in his power to help the students academically or in any way the male for femalej may seek guidance. The future instructors and professors have a champion who is constantly working for their benefits. This is not all that fills out Dean Leary's time. Often he's called on as guest speaker at luncheons and since he's Secretary Treasurer of the Teacher Training Division, his time is never wasted. DEANS , Q A 1 Sister Agnes Immoculata Page Sixteen Here is the pride and joy of the ladies of our fair campus. Sister Agnes is the Dean of Women and Moderator of the Mother's Club. Any girl with an Academic problem or otherwise finds Sister Agnes pre- pared to ease the burden on her mind. She is classed by many as the Mother of the Campus , and well she might be. for hers is truly the task in relation to mother and daughter.

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Sue and Buena, they handle the veterans DEANS L M . Bro. K. W. Nagel S. M. As co-ordinator of Veterans Af- fairs and Acting Dean of Business Administration, Bro. Nagle's respon- sibility is a terrific one. Not only must he adhere to the many prob- lems of the predominantly veteran student body, helping them fill out various forms, and giving advice freely, but also his is the gruelsome task of guiding, counseling the Busi- ness students in matters of courses. number of hours required, explain the numerous business fields, and how to apply their foundations for future positions. Perhaps one of the most active and versatile men at the University is Bro. Louis A. Saletel. One would think being Associate Dean of Science and Professor and Head of the De- partment of Geology would consume every minute possible. However, Dr. Saletel is the moderator and guiding Anne and Mary pause for a picture hand of the Daytonian , even to the point of snapping some of the re- quired photos himself. The Science Students look to him for counseling and guidance which he does quite jovially. Let it be understood that Dr. Saletel's Division of Science is no small one and is continuing to grow with the passing of each semester. Bro. I.. A. Saletel S. M. Page Fifteen

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Richard R. Baker, Ph. D. Assishmt Professor of Pbilosopby WWIKI 'lb'-ur' Rev. Edmund Baumeister S. M. Ph. D. in Ed. Professor of Edzlmtiou William J. Bellmer, S. M., M. A. Professor of Malbenmtifs Edward J. Baldinger, B. S. Martin K. Barnett, M. A I11.Y1l'1lCf0I'iIl Civil Assistant Professor of Engineering Chemistry Erving E. Beauregard, M. A. William A. Beck Iuslructor of History S. M., M. SC., Ph. D. Professor of Biology Charles J. Belz S. M.. M. C. E. Professor of Civil Engizleeriug This surveying class means to get things done, yu I J ' -ol' M Jr, one Way or the other.