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

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THE CALL 09 PAN 0F 1933 Davis Woodward Bradley 6600677 9A lover without indiscretion, is no lover at all. Union, 30, 31, ,32, 33 Football Team, 129, 30, ,31, 32 Baseball Team, 130, 32, ,33 Baseball Captain, ,33 Secretary, A. A., 33 Dramatics, ,29, 30, ,31, 332 Entered Blake 1929 Brown As a student from out of the state Giving in Duluthit, Doc has become one of the most Blake House. From a point of vantage behind his nose, he looks forth on a life of wine, women, and a very shaky bass. A natural actor, Brad was the high- light of Blake drama for four years, and in the Senior room he upheld the quality of his kindred spirit, Jimmy Durante. Many a morning saw his long Nash, swathed in sinister side curtains, fiying important ornaments at along No. 1. Many a night saw nothing. He captained the heathen nine this year from the hot corner, and his phenomenal base running more than once stretched a legitimate double into a homer. Con- siderable hilarity was caused in the bleachers one day when a product of Summit naively remarked: 91 didn9t know that Harpo Marx played baseball for Blakew Life in the big city was an open, if slightly dampened, book to Brad. The gallant manners of a de Bergerac won to him many a fair heart, and set a new high for the Hopkins post-ofhce. Now he bends his lightsome footsteps toward Brown, and the halls of Blake are sad- dened by the passing of a man who knew true comedy. Page Thirteen

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THE CALL 09 PAN 0F 1933 iiUncle Billyi, Cash, Romeo extraordi- nar'y, athlete and itgood eggf, has many claims to fame. Does he not now lead the whole Senior class in his average of cursing at the top of his voice with both doors open? Is he not always to be found where the pillows are thickest in the Senior room and the fighting is fiercest? Isnit he the constant delight of the garages when the blue Reo needs to have its fenders ironed out? And most important of all, has he not kept the whole class on pins and needles all year with every rise and fall in his fortunes with C. B. tand this iiC. B.,, does not mean c?:ollege boardW ? superb, all-around Page F ourteen William Bradbury Cash eBille iiAlas, the love of woman; it is known To be a lovely and a fearful thingy President Athletic Association, 33 Treasurer of the Senior Class Football Team, 30, 31, 932 Hockey Team, 30, 32, ,33 Hockey Captain, 33 Baseball Team, 133 Dramatics, ,31, 32 Union, ,32, ,33 Business Manager, Publications, 32 Property Manager, Operetta, 33 Science Club, ,33 Head Waiter, ,33 Entered Blake 1926 Dartmouth On the football field Bill holds the remarkable record of being probably the greatest one-handed ball carrier that Blake has ever boasted. But who wants to be a one-handed ball carrier? However, there can be no denying his genuine prowess as a fullback. As captain of the hockey team this year, he played an im- portant part in moulding a good team from a squad which had been riddled by graduation. His rendition of stirring roles in the plays has been sensational indeed. As head waiter he showed decided skill, and we imagine Caroline could enlarge - upon his talents as a dish-wiper.