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

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FACULTY 'piecOucA telex Small of stature and mighty in conviction. Father Hieter is the favorite of that select group, the voluntary scholars of third and fourth year Latin. Those few who were fortunate enough to have him as an instructor appreciate his understanding and will long retain memories of his jovial and convivial spirit. pal tex ScUvaxd (Plane (Uland As a chemistry instructor for the Juniors and Dean of the Annex, Father Holland's sincerity has won for him a place in our academic life. Father’s quiet but pleasing nature has won the admiration of all the senior boarders and junior scientists. patAex Ace 'Kleut As guardian of the tomes of knowledge, Father Klein holds a rare position in our academic life. His counsel proved to be an invaluable asset to our literary education. His genius as librarian is effectively shown by the well-stocked pool of learning which is the product of his labors on our behalf. Father Klein is likewise at home on the bowling alley where he never fails to astound all by his skill.

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7H . £%H€At THunfiAy This year, the difficult task of supervising the financial problems of the Academy was conducted by Mr. Ernest J. Murphy. We know him as an efficient and tactful advisor for all the Academy dances. In the capacity of Business Manager, he handled all the pecuniary affairs of both the Academy and College. We are all deeply grateful for his kind understanding, but the Kaydet Staff, in particular, feels indebted to him for the time and effort he devoted to the yearbook. 7H . 'P'VXHCOl Dci$ To the many commendations Mr. I)eig has received, we wish to add one more. As Athletic Director and chairman of the Board of Athletics, he has upheld and propagated the fine athletic ideals of St. Thomas. Mr. Deig was occupied with many coaching duties this year, but carried these burdens in the spirit of a conscientious man and a true Catholic. THn . TKiKO, D. Mrs. Cutting is the able custodian of the Academy records. Remarkable for her memory, she can call almost every Cadet by his first name. Although her work is never finished, Mrs. Cutting manages to maintain a cheerful disposition. We who are leaving thank Mrs. Cutting for the many favors which she has extended to all of us. 7Hn . Tftuui “D. (putting

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 «-•e; o' 1 So'»1'- Y » UV °nC v !u y,Uh 'v) ce i b» '1 O' 1 o n P'1. .aymoHct $. I eed As the versatile sage of Summit Hall, Father Reed tenaciously performed his many duties with the touch of a master's hand. Holding a multitude of positions, such as instructor of Latin, dean of Summit Hall. Alumni secretary, and of course, faculty advisor to the Kaydkt, Father Reed retained his composure at all times. £ K Kttt 0 'Donnell The teaching of modern history requires an instructor with wit and knowledge to make the subject interesting to the student; Father Emmett O'Donnell ably fulfilled this difficult task in an admirable manner. We will always remember not only this scholarly gentleman, but the Christian principles which he exem- plified, both in his speech and his actions. P'1. 'KennetA- Father Kenneth Ryan, amiable and able supervisor of the“Aquin” for the past several years, assumed some English classes in the Academy this year. The Juniors and Sophomores in his classes respect him as a good teacher and a fine priest.