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

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She ifarultg {Irrsmutrl uf Srarhimt £ taff. 1913-1914 Charles Bertram Newton, A. B. Lawrenceville School. 1889; Princeton University. 1893; instructor and athletic director, Germantown Academy. Philadelphia, four years; graduate study. Harvard University, 1898; Lawrenceville School, master, thirteen years (twelve, head of Department of History); appointed Head of Blake School, 1911. William McKendree Blake, A. B. Dc Pauw University. 1873; Principal of Rockport (Ind.) High School, three years; superintendent of schools, NewCastle, Ind., three years; teacher and principal. Evansville (Ind.) High School, twenty-two years; founder and principal, Blake School, Minneapolis, four years; appointed Senior Master, Blake School, 1911. Charles Wesley Hadden, A. M. Colgate Academy. 1902; Colgate University, 1906; instructor and athletic director, Conway Hall, Carlisle, Pa., three years; instructor and Head of Modern Language Department. Swarth-more Preparatory School, Swarthmore, Pa., two years; appointed master in Blake School, 1911. John Maurice Thompson, Ph. B. Kiskiminitas School, Pa.. 1903; assistant principal. Vandegrift Heights Public School, one year; Princeton University, 1910; principal Heilwood Public School and of Greenville Summer Normal School for Teachers, one year; appointed master in Blake School, 1911. James Leon Chamberlain, A. M. Amherst. 1889, Head of Latin Department. University School Cleveland, twelve years; Mackenzie School, two years; private instruction, two years; appointed master in Blake School 1912. D. Robert Blanpied, A. B. Dartmouth College. 1908; Montpelier High School, 1908 to 1912; appointed master in the Blake School, 1912. Frank Smoyer, A. B. Yale 1907. University of Munich, 1912; teacher of English and German, Heathcote School, 1907-1909; teacher of English at Mercersburg Academy. 1909-1911. Principal of Roselle Park High School. New Jersey. 1911-1912; Blake School. 1912-1913.

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THE BLAKE SCHOOL FACULTY

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Noah Sylvester Foss, A. B. Plymouth (N. H.) High School, 1906; Dartmouth College, 1910; instructor Hanover (N. H.) High School, 1910; instructor. The Gunnery School, Washington, Conn., two years; appointed master in Blake School, 1912. Charles H. Mead, Griffith Institute, Springville, N. Y.; New York State Normal School, 1903; several years public school work; head of Intermediate Department. Moses Brown School, Providence, R. I., for five years; Nichols School. Buffalo, one year; appointed Master in Blake School, 1913. T. Francis Kernan, A. B. Amherst, 191 1; taught in Cortland Summer School for Teachers, 1909 to 1912 inclusive; Kingsley School for Boys, Essex Falls, N. J., 1911-1912; Niagara Falls High School, 1912-1913; appointed master in Blake School, 1913. Paul Church Harper, A. B. Yale 1913; tutor and counsellor in Sus-quehannock Boys Camp, Pennsylvania, for four summers; appointed master in Blake School, 1913. Christian Brocar, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics 1902; summer course at Columbia and Chautauqua; taught New Haven public schools one year; physical director Naugatuck, Conn., schools, seven years; appointed physical director in Blake School, 1913. Mrs. Anna Barbour was a student at Bennett Seminary and was graduated from Fort Edward Institute; has taught in Minneapolis public schools for ten years; appointed teacher in Junior Department. Blake School. 1911. Miss Mary McDonald was graduated from the Milwaukee Normal School. Teacher in public schools, Milwaukee, Wis., for eleven years; appointed teacher in Blake School. 1913. Miss G. Marguerite Samuels, University of Wisconsin and was graduated from American Conservatory, Chicago. Taught two years in Charles City College. Taught in Wisconsin Conservatory, Milwaukee, two years; appointed Secretary in Blake School. 1913.