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

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 7H . floA 4 7Hc(tyuf4tat Mr. McChrystal has, in his first year in the Academy, become a figure that will go down in memories of all our classes. His personal interest in each cadet and in school activities make him a well known figure on the campus. Mr. McChrystal is the type of teacher who doesn't like to give a poor mark. £ (fwupe .ciH eleUid Lately returned from a junket with the U. S. Army, Lt. Langcland is esteemed for his marvelous teaching powers. A past master at sarcastic satire, Prof, has always made his classes appreciate the subject matter with the aid of hissubtlc humor. His comprehen- sion of senior's problems has led to a mutual regard, and we value his friendship highly. Jfci. ‘ Kenneth 0WC ic6 Seemingly lethargic, Professor Mack is a dynamo in disguise. His sparkling humor constantly enlivened a class that derived much learning from his novel experiments. A physics teacher par excellence. Prof said, preparatory to all tests, “I don't expect all A's,” and his expectations were amply fulfilled.

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F A C U L I y 7?0i. 'pied (potto Mr. Gatlo has been the only teacher of biology in the Academy for the past two years; he has more than fulfilled the duties ex- pected of him. His freshman algebra students and sophomore biology pupils admire and respect him not only for the knowledge he has of his subjects, but also for the willing help, extra time. an t wise counsel he has given them. W . .eoKtvid 'Ztcucesi The vivacious “King of O'Shaughnessv Hall as he is commonly heralded, is one of the best loved Latin scholars at St. Thomas. His sincere yet genial manner and the will to work with the student make him one of the best known and well liked ‘Profs' at school. Tftoio H ho To be the only women teacher in an academy of boys, is not. perhaps, the easiest task imaginable, but Miss HelTron has won the complete respect of all who have been in her classes. She will be remembered by her students for her friendliness and capability.

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faculty 7f0t. ?rt£ur TfavUit After studying Knglish Literature under Mr. Martin, we can safely say that we will be properly prepared for any future course in the held of Literature. Always joking, he was ever ready with your humor escaped me.” May we pay a real tribute to a fine gentleman. (Z tanleA ScA efifiner No one man has impressed us so much with his lively friendliness and atmosphere of learning as Mr. Schocppncr. Freshman Latin classes and ghostly quiet study halls were the specialty of this man who has warmed himself to our hearts; we Seniors shall think of you. Mr. Schocppner, and strive to follow your advice through- out our lives. t 7%n. potefiA Reuter Mr. Reuber is distinguished all over the country as an instructor in algebra, trigonometry, and physics; this year he imparted his wide knowledge of chemistry to the Juniors in the Academy. Not only those under this charge, but all of us knew him as the quiet, scholarly gentleman who always had a smile and a kind word for everyone.