Blake School - Reflections / Call O Pan Yearbook (Hopkins, MN)

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JUNIOR SCHOOL ATHLETICS This year the athletic program it the Junior School has been a very successful one. Easy access of the field house to the new Junior School was one of the factors responsible for this success. It conveniently provided amusement and exercise for all grades during the winter sports season and rainy weather. The other factor in the fine season was the service of Mr. 'Pommy Thompson as Athletic Director. His ability proved invaluable in the carrying out of the athletic program. During the fall the Junior Schoolers participated in intramural football. The boys divided into separate teams to form an inter-school league. In the winter, the fifth and sixth grades played intramural hockey and basketball. During the period between winter and spring seasons, the field house was in constant use. The boys played volleyball, softball, and basketball during these few weeks. The spring season found the fifth and sixth grades taking part in an extensive 1 asehall program. The first, second, third, and fourth grades participated in a more varied athletic program throughout the year. All in all the year was a very successful one; it is hoped that the Junior School can enjoy an equally fine athletic program in future years. 123

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LENS SHOTS This hook would not he complete without a section of informal pictures of Blake students. The shots in this following section portray the informality of school life and the social life of the Blake student. You will find that everyone at Blake is represented in these pictures; there are informal shots of masters as well as students. In addition to the lens shots the section includes class polls of all forms in the L’p-per School. W e feel that this section will serve especially well to bring back to the graduatin' class in later years pleasant memories of Blake.