St Thomas Military Academy - Kaydet Yearbook (Mendota Heights, MN)

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Father Schumachers Message to the Corps REV. MATTHEW H. SCHUMACHER President of the College of St. Thomas |Y best wishes to the class of 1953 and to all who have contributed in any way to the Kaydet of this year. 1 am sure it is a matter ot great satisfaction to each member of the graduating class of 1933 to look back upon the tour years of study that you are now completing. There is always joy in achieve- ment, and the fact that you have completed this unit of your education brings with it a sense of power, the result of effort well expended. During these four years your time was not taken up entirely with hooks. There were many activities that filled your days and your weeks, and now you may look back upon these as having contributed in large measure to the success of your graduation. Among these activities would be your athletic games, your participation in various functions, academic and religious, and above all the close association with your fellow students. There will be numerous incidents to recall from class room and campus; there will be lessons learned that will mean much for the days ahead. 1 hope that many of you, if not all of you, will continue your studies. You have laid a splendid foundation upon which to build a fine educational structure. 1 wish to extend to each of you my sincerest g xxl wishes for continued blessings in whatever the future may hold for you. m

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THE KAYDET The Annual of the St. Thomas Cadet Corps St. Thomas Military Academy St. Paul, Minnesota FiftooniK Volume

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To Mr. Westline a man who has devoted his life and in it’.rests to the cause of furthering the betterment of St. Thomas, and by Ins fifteen years of faithful service has endowed m his pupils hearts a true love of his qualities as a gentleman we the members of the graduating class of 1933 do affectionately and reverently dedicate our annual. m