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

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'pnoW TO THE 1944 KAYDET Scenes that in themselves denote little arc herein bound irrevocably together to from a golden chain of memories. To those of us who leave St. Thomas this yearbook is a living memento of our friendships, of our frivolities, of the many pains and pleasures that accompanied us in our quest for knowl- edge, and of our teachers. Between these covers lie a multitude of emotions, which, we trust, will be a constant source of joy intermingled with a certain amount of genuine sentimentality. Just as the yearbook is our swan song, it is a token to the underclassmen that their day is approaching, the day when they reach the ultimate goal of their aspirations, the day they become Seniors. And, too, it is a warning to them to make the best of their time, to fill their hearts with fond recol- lections. We, the Senior Class, hope that, even though in a small way, we have imparted to you the satisfaction of Ijeing well led, and that you have profited by and enjoyed our presence. We arc confident that you, as our successors, will reach greater heights on the scale of success. We acknowledge our indebtedness to those who have resolutely striven to make our sojourn at St. Thomas as pleasant and advantageous as it has been, and we wish by our humble efforts herein, to extend our everlasting gratitude. We thank with pride those who have made it possible for us to attend St. Thomas, our parents. Therefore, with a complete perception of our regrettable inadequacies, relying on the benevolence of our readers to judge with forbearance, we offer the 1944 KAYDET 76e Senior St. THitltary $e zdc Hty SAINT l'AUL, MINNESOTA PAUL R. MADDEN........Editor In Chief JOSEPH K. BRATTON .... Business Manacer FATHER RAYMOND J. REED . . Faculty Advisor Volume XXVI!

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