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

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 -jaaa lit CalVpff n hundred and ten. The Junior School remained in town, at 1803 Hennepin Ave., with twenty-six pupils, making a total off one hundred and thirty-six. The teaching force was enlarged to ten men beside the Head Master, and three women at the Junior Department. This is the story of the Blake School to date—a remarkable story of growth and of splendid backing by the community. The beautiful forty acre tract of land on which it stands and the building combining good taste and good sense in every feature, are an endowment of which any school might be proud. During the Summer of 1913 the building is to be enlarged so as to afford larger facilities for play and exercise. Better even than grounds and building are the high ideals of the trustees and of all connected with the school. As a country day school it affords the best surroundings for boys to grow in, and as a semi-public institution one without any proprietary features it is untrammelled in the pursuit of its ideals simplicity, thoroughness, honor, and loyalty. m JS33L A - - A• r flvCVk A • ( Jk if vV ■! ' T c J , »iT i1 r 'S, . t. .

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mk « I Call jxp n FACULTY Charles Bertram Newton A. B. Princeton 1893 History 1893 1897 1897 1898— 1898 1911 1911 1913 William Me Latin. 1873 1876 1876 1879 1879 1903 190S 1907 1907 1911 1911 1913- Harvard 1898 Teacher of History and Physical Director at Germantown Academy. Graduate work at Harvard. Teacher of History at Lawrenceville School and Head of Dept, of History. Head Master of Blake School. Kendree Blake A. M. De Pauw 1873 Principal of High School, Rockford, Ind. Supt. of Schools, New Castle, Ind. Principal of High School, Evansville, Ind. Business in Minneapolis. Principal and Founder of Blake School. Teacher of Latin, Blake School. Princeton 1910 John Maurice Thompson Litt B. Mathematics. 1910 1911 Principal of High School, Heilwood, Pa. 1911 1913 Blake School. Charles Wesley Hadden A. M. P. B. K. Colgate 1906 German and Athletics. Dickinson 1908 University of Grenoble 1911 1906 1909---Teacher of Modern Languages and Director of Athletics at Conway Hall, Carlisle, Pa. 1909 1911 Head of Modern Language Dept, at Swarth-more Preparatory School. 1911 1913 Blake School. Spent Summers of 1912 and 1913 in European I ravel. H. Edward Batchelder B. S. New Hampshire 1909 Manual Training, Science and Athletics. 1909 1912- Teacher of Science and Director of Athletics at The Harvard School, Chicago. 1912 1913 Blake School. a JCcr? ‘ ’ ••• -■ ''r 'a ? V y...go ,, .» ' i ' w . ' ;t - -|j m . ■ ♦SSSTiA '' ' W ’ I JIT ••••• - T1 B fly y —--- . V“ W' SE