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

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l t y f a c y 'patter IRo ent 4. 'l atAn Father Vashro made life enjoyable for those cadets who resided at Loras Hall. His vigorous nature and hearty grandiloquence were outstanding attributes of the good padre. Fond of all sports and loyal in supporting them. Father Vashro was indeed a comrade to all. Taking pride in his lungs which were akin to bellows, Father really shined on Wednesday nights. Oac i TViHj itcHf As a friend and advisor of all the boys, Father Winzcrling is unexcelled. His wonderful education is minor compared to his tine teaching. Stern straight-forwardness intermingled with a true • - of sympathy and justice make Father a good friend Cadets of the corps. — «ne the 9 An instructor in second year geometry, Mr. Brand has taught his sophomores the fundamentals of that ancient science. His beamish smile and considerate manner have endeared him to even those of us who have not attended his classes. 7H pot 4. SlacfavuAi a new arrival at St. Thomas, Mr. Klacharski has won the esteem and admiration of all his students. He is noted for his calm, t stinguished manner and well rounded education. He is highly K respected by all. 15

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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.

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vit. vb. uuu a. e u C °' ! 'k Although Mr. Caine has been with us in the Academy only one - ' year he will leave an indelible imprint on many a Spanish scholar’s mind. We’ll always remember the black suit, the pleasing smile, his understanding outlook, and puckish humor. 'fti't. P %6k @ UKfr6ell Well known to cadets for his excellence in the field of mathematics, and for his appreciative sense of humor, Mr. Campbell is recognized as the Dean of the 8:50 Study Hall. His ability to keep order and discipline in all of his classes make him feared and respected as an affable, adroit professor. One of the newest additions to the faculty, Mr. E. F. Frier, in the short half year he has been with us. infused his warm jn-rson- ality into the hearts of everyone with whom he came in contact. He instructed both freshmen and seniors and knew both extremes of cadet rank. Mr. Frier, we hope that you will grace St. Thomas with your presence for many years to come.