St Paul Academy - Review Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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In Qciiccliion KENNETH B. HUNTER His life uns gezfzzfle, ami the eleiziwzits So miix'cZ in him that ZVIlli7ll'l' might .stand up And .say to all fill! '2l'0l'ICl, 'i T11 is zms Il num lf Such a man is Kenneth B. Hunter, Who, in his thirty-one years on the faculty, has become the ACf3dQIlljV,S own HMV. Chips? Tl1o1'efoi'e, to hiiu, in 1'ecog'11ition of l1is loyal and devoted service to the St. Paul Arfadeniy, We, the Class of 1952, do respectfully cledivate this ye-arhook.

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In Memoriam FREDERICK JEFFREY BLODGETT Jeff Blodgett, SPA '44, lost his life in a training plane crash in Texas on February 18th, 1952. Coming to the Academy in the fall of 1942, from the High School in Wforthing- ton, Ohio, Jeff entered the Fifth Form, did consistent honor work for two years, and graduated in 1944. The following year he attended Marquette l7niversity, in preparation for admission to the Vnited States Naval Academy, which he entered in 1945. His academic record both there and at Annapolis was of high quality. He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1949. He received his Navy 'Wings about a month before his death. His rank was Lt. tjgxj. Jeff Blodgett was one of our finest-an able, co-operative, charming boy, who did well in everything he undertook. lVe remember him as one of the very best, beloved of all who knew him. He was married in 1949 to Barbara lVatson, in New- port, R. I., and he leaves a son about eight months old, who has good reason to grow up and be proud of the memory of his father. Our deepest sympathy goes to his family. John DcQ. Briggs