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

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THE CALL 09 PAN 0F 1933 Wallace Chandler Fisher iiWally,2 iiMusic hath charms to sooth the savage breast? Dramatics, ,31, 32 Property Manager, ,32 Orchestra, ,31, 132, 33 Head of Orchestra, 33 Science Club, 32, ,33 Store Manager, 32, 33 Entered Blake 1927 Dartmouth The only time good oli Walleyed Fish isnit bothered by such matters of import as the plight of the harrassed farmer or of the consequences of the iinew deal? is when he is asleep. That furrowed brow isn,t from worry. Fish is willing to stand any amount of personal abuse, but should anyone whis- per-at fifty yards distance a slurring remark on our orchestra taugmented, in- corporated or what Will you?i may his guardian angel guard! G. Wfs attempt to frustrate Wallyis iiresting his eyes,, was discouraged in its promising bud by Fishis calm CU laconic CU reply, iiCome here and Iill break your neck? It has recently been stated that he is attempting to overcome that delicious tendency to fall asleep during class hours. But he has been able to absorb a good deal of knowledge by some secret capillary process, the expounding of which would revolutionize the art of learning. The dignity and sagaciousness with which Coz can deliver chemistry equations has always sounded more like a judge passing sentence. We hear that Europe has been clamor- ing for a contract with iiWally Fisher and his Contented Cowboysii for a Con- tinental tour. He would make a good moving man tdonit misunderstand us, we intend no reflections on his trans- but he con- of the Dramatics, to move all the stage sets cendent musical abilityl trived, as property manager with a maximum of breakage. Page N ineteen

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THE CALL 09 PAN 0F 1933 Tom managed to keep his latent talents pretty well hidden during his budding years in this labyrinth of learning, but brought them to light last year in time to he the lifeblood of the Torch and the prime mover 0f the golf team. In as- sembling that noble rag, his midnight carousals with Newhall for eight months have turned incoherent writeups into first page gems. Near the end of every two weeks he may be seen with a harassed look trying to get last-minute editorials and stories from a blandly apa- thetic editor. He spends the rest of his waking hours composing a m 0 r o u s epistles to be sent to Smith College, in avoiding the relentless mo-ulders of men- tality and character retained through an oversight of the trustees, and in dodging myriads of engravers. Page Eighteen Thomas Church Dillon eTome 17 never dare to write As funny as I can? Publications Board, 32, ,33 Managing Editor, Publications, 133 Golf Manager, ,32, ,33 General Information Trophy, ,33 Science Club, 130, 931, ,32, 33 Entered Blake 1921 Harvard His 1929 Ford of uncertain color and still more uncertain p e r f 0 r m a n c e, adorned with a familiar red lantern tone of Meloneis feloniesi, has for two years served to convey the divot-diggers to the Thorpe Country Club, for which favor he is called the manager of the golf team. During the forty-minute r e s p i t e 5 known as recitation periods, he sleeps, the sleep of the innocent, except for the daily fracas with Cleve, after which the Dillon consciousness functions at its height until 2 a. m. Tom has recently decided to swell the number of Harvard prospects to five, and when C o l l e g e Boards are over, he intends to write a book entitled 4iWhat Blake Has Done for Me?

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THE CALL 09 PAN OF 1933 During his sojourn at the little red school- house on the hill, Bill has managed to participate in a rather imposing number of extra-curricular activities. He started his collection of trophies by winning the Union bottletop for Fifth Form declama- tion, and due to his skill in the annual orgy with the boys from St. Paul, he was awarded the Stricker Debating cup for this year. His ability to juggle accounts from the red into the black has been used for the salvation of the prostrate publications, and in handling the swimming finances, he has brought roseate smiles t0 the grim visage of Mister Paul Bosanko, tA.B., Page T wenty William Frederic Hayden ttBilF, iiWhence is thy learning? Hath thy toil 0,er books consumid the midnight oil?,, Business Manager, Publications, 33 Ad Manager, Publications, 32 Publications Board, ,31 Debating Team, 32, 33 Stricker Trophy, ,33 Swimming Manager, ,33 Dramatics, 32 Science Club, 33 Winner V Form Declamation Entered Blake 1921 Harvard LLB., Yalei. When of an afternoon we see the familiar green Buick going to- ward town on Excelsior Bulvud. at a hor- rible rate of speed, we know that several more hard-hoiled businessmen are going to succumb to his arguments that it really pays to advertise in year books after all. His studious calm isn7t ruffled even when he crosses foils with the French mentor or with Arthur, another disciple, although the contest seems often to be verbal in nature. With the medical bee in his bonnet, Bill intends to extend his experience as a Boy Sprout to the sterner requirements of Harvard, which he will attend with four other Blake hopefuls.