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

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MR. JAMES KEANE MR. ROBERT BYRNE MR. ROBERT COOKE English And now the Democratic Party . . . Way out in left field again . ... is the reason why we learn American literature . . .adds culture to our lives. Latin Now if the uniform doesn't fit . . . Better change horses . . . Is your Christmas bosket ready yet? . . . Si vis pacem, para bellum . . . Take out a sheet of paper. English You fellows are spoofing me . . . Go down to the office and turn yourself in . . . It's your paper, boys, but . . . This isn't a ladies' social club . . . Get out for the rest of the quarter. Scholarly Teachers MR. GEORGE SCHNELL Spanish, French, Latin Aw, shut up. Linden! . . . Leave the windows alone . . . No, I won't spell it . . . Thank you, Mr. Jiovanazzo . . . Let's pray. MR. WALTER KURTZ Typing and English Stop! Stop! Stop typing! Stop! . . . 'When I soy Stop, I mean it . . . You're campused this week . . . That's a type-over . . . Don't run in the hall. MR. THOMAS FEELY History Arc you interested in basketball? . . . Linden, do I have to move you around again? . . . If you could only play like your brother . . . Turn around, Juen. Pogo twenty

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MR. JOSEPH O'BRIEN English When Skip and Jack and I were deer hunting . . . Where's my home room? . . . Mrs. Murphy's School for tiny tots has an open- ing . . . I'll eat my book with mustard on it. MR. LEROY SKIP McMAHON Algebra Whot'd you get, Wolkoff? . . . I can't imagine how one person could be so dumb . . . You know what I mean . . . This freshman class is the worst we've ever had. MR. JOHN CAMPBELL Mathematics Take out your home work . . . Oh, that problem is easy . . . All right, you can leave now . . . You'd better open the door — I won't bother. And Friendly Profs MR. MARVIN BASSETT Social Science By the way, I have a summer camp . . . Which reminds me of a story . . . Step right up to the microphone . . . We'll have a wing-ding . . . Anyone interested in fishing? MR. THOMAS SCOTT History Where is your notebook? . . . Those awful railroads . . . the poor farmers . . . When a friend and I were driving through Chicago . . . Now during the depression . . . Let's get down to brass tacks. MR. LEROY BROWN Physics and Mathematics Who do you listen to while I'm talking? . . . Boy, what a class! . . . We've only been on this six months . . . Pages 32-34, your military manual . . . Why do I get all the eightballs? Pog« nineteen

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MR. RICHARD KINNEY Choral music. Band Quit blowing in my face . . . We have only three days in which to get this done . . . Sharp that note . . . You sing superbly. MR. LEONARD OLSON Chemistry Boys, boys, boys, this class will come to order . . . Thot will cost you one point . . . Now, boys, leove the fire extinguishers alone . . . I'll make a mental note of that. MR. NORBERT ROBERTSON Speech Sure . . . Nice hockey wcother, men . . . While I was on the con- struction gang . . . Too many Ah's crept in there . . . Good morning, Dovid Froots . . . Don't squeak the cholk. And Experienced Guides MR. WILLIAM CAINE Spanish Did your hear about Speedy Gon- zales? . . . I've got a little quickie to tell you . . , Down in Mexico last summer. MR. JAMES LeMAY Audio-Visual Would you like to see o good movie? . . . I'll be willing to help you any time ... I need a good operator. MR. DONALD McKOSKEY Mathematics, Biology Do you want an hour on the line? . . . To put it bluntly . . . Shut up . . . Wait a minute, chums . . . No, I won't work the Pytha- gorean theorem. Page twenty-one