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

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idistnru of the (Class of 1915 ' ■ HK existence of the class of 1915 began in the fall of 1911 when a tew boys entered the upper school at 1803 Hennepin. T h o u g h somewhat irregular, the class of 1915 has always contained a lively, energetic bunch of fellows with the best of school spirit. A few of our present class enjoyed the good old times at 1803 and never tire telling ot their revels and raids on the kitchen, made at that place. Freshman year passed pleasantly with its football, basketball and baseball and 1915 was well represented on all three teams. In 1912 we moved to our fine new school near Hopkins with glad hearts after an extra long vacation, and there our numbers were increased by several new members. hootball was welcomed and Warner. Barnes. Jaffray. Nickels, Moore and Mitchell supplied half our 1912 team. In the winter Captain Puffer. Warner. Mitchell and the Jaffrays composed most of our hockey team. The spring of 1913 stepped in with its baseball and tennis. 1 he successful baseball team of that year was materially strengthened by Captain Jaffray. Puffer. Nickels. J. Lewis, MacMillan and Mcore. This team defeated Fast High and Central, the city champions, largely through the work of these men and the pitching of Nick. The approach of cur spring and college exams turned our minds from athletics to more serious things, and when these were passed or rather over with, we departed from the school on the hill with the expectations of cur Junior year before us. MR. J. M. THOMPSON. Facul.y Adviser Page 16