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

 - Class of 1934

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THE ( AM O r OF l».‘M Jiggs is one of those disillusioned few who, having joined up just in time to Hunk Miss McDonald’s first test in paper doll cutting, finds it diflicult to contemplate life without Blake. The second of a line of three McCanns, the only clothes he has ever had to furnish himself were his silken breeches for the role of page to the court of King Arthur in the prep year, his everyday attire being a rather faded continuation of Tommy's bizarre taste in wearing apparel. Me started to carry out the family debating tradition, but somehow allowed himself to become enmeshed in the managerial duties of the tank team, in which “Never morning u ore To evening, but some heart did break. John Mooro IH »im w Entered Blake 1922 Yale position he successfully directed the 5,789 meets of the 1934 season. As a waiter in the lower school lunch, he has managed to juggle gravy bowls, milk pitchers, and meat platters with a maximum of breakage, and has feared only that some day an elusive chocolate pudding will take advantage of the amplitude of Mr. Hodg-kinson's No. 18 collar. Mac is at present dividing his time between Newton Avenue and the tennis courts, where, if the reports are accurate, he is becoming astonishingly proficient. Next year he is planning to swell the Irish enrollment of Yale. I’ape T wenty six

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Tin: 4'ALL O- I AX OF IO.T I “This bold bad man. Frank Paul Leslie Lessel Entered Blake 1926 Princeton Frank seems to have sneaked into the building along with Kenyon, Cullen, and party hack in Papa W ilson's regime, 4ml couldn't find an exit until it was too late. So he barged along with the rest of us through the confusing labyrinth of lower forms, doing the right thing at the right time as a general rule, and doing the wrong thing only often enough to keep in touch with the authorities. A staunch supporter of minor sports, he has been a faithful member of the basket hall team, an organization which has at least carried on the tradition of the game, and a constant menace to a cut-hall server on the tennis courts. I'liis year he skillfully handled the business end of the toughest and most successful football season in Blake history, bringing the team out money ahead. For six or seven years he has sung in the choir. An unfortunate failure to see eye to eye with Masters Foss and Bosanko on some of the fundamental principles of the Latin and French languages endangered his standing for a while, but “Muscles has pulled through with room to spare, and is headed for Princeton, college of the fat king. Page Twenty-five



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tiii: i .ul o i»a. of in: i All hell broke loose. Welles Norton Pierson Goon Entered Blake 1920 Minnesota Nimrod of the North, Wellesy lias been shuffling intermittently through the Blake halls of higher learning as long as this bleared brain can remember. When he isn't bellowing imprecations at the opposing guard, and entreating his teammates in forceful terms to “smear dese violets,” Sludge is engaged in plaguing our own Southern Sage. {In fact, the only time Welles ever lost a decision in verbal contact with Mr. Bittinger was when the explanation of just how “despots’ got to lie “enlightened” proved too much for even the Piersonian brain, which allowed itself to slip into the arms of Morpheus.) Ever since this mortifying experience, Welles has tried unsuccessfully to lure Mr. Bill into one of those hunting cam- paigns “up North,” where he might be dealt with as man to man. Behemoth of the Bath, the Goon could always be counted upon to give the spectators their money’s worth in the 220. Thrashing, splashing, wheezing, and puffing he would navigate the distance after a terrific battle; and, if defeated, woe is me! Inoffensive chairs fell like kindling wood before this prancing fury. It once took Mr. Bosanko and half of the spectators to cool his playful demonstrations. In deference to Welles' modesty, we refrain from anything more than mentioning his subtle portrayal of the fiendish “Harli,” but in passing we beg of him to retain that boyish spontaneity despite the evil influence of Atkinson. Page Tu enty-seven

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