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

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The Junior Class The Junior Class was organized soon after the beginning of the Fall Term in 1920. The officers elected for the first half year were: Robert Hastings, President; Norton Sudduth, Vice-President: Clellen Card, Secretary and Treasurer. The class of 1922 has been one of the most representative Junior Classes in the history of the school, the VI Form this year being outstanding in all school activities, victorious in all contests. In athletics the class has made itself prominent. Six of its members had regular positions on the football team, and three out of five players on the school basketball team were juniors. Xo less prominent have they been on the baseball team. An unusual victory was the Junior-Senior debate, in which the Juniors won. The Strieker Cup was awarded to one member of the team, while two won places for the Blake-St. Paul Academy debate. In the plays presented this year by the Dramatic Association, eight Juniors had important roles. The class advisor, Mr. Whitcomb, was coach for these productions, which were put on most successfully. The class of 22 has also been well represented in the Blake Union, and on the Torch and Callopan boards. The mid-year elections resulted in Horace Nickels being chosen as President; Shubcl Owen, Vice-President; and Robert Baldwin, Secretary and Treasurer. The class has grown in strength and numbers during the year, and gives promise of upholding the traditions of the school as worthy Seniors. We wish to thank Mr. Whitcomb, our faculty advisor, for the interest he has shown in the class, and for the helpful advice he has given us. Horace Nickels, President. 29

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DOUGLAS WHITCOMBE TREMAINE NASH TENNYSON BALDWIN NICKELS

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a. opatx. FIFTH FORM In the fall of 1920, although handicapped by the loss of four of our old members, we came back to school with the determination to make the class of l‘ 23 a success in spite of its small size. We organized by electing the following officers: Leo Pflaurn, president; Philip McCaull, vice-president, and Harold Melgaard, secretary and treasurer. For our size we were quite well represented on the football squad. I lout in and McCaull making it. During the winter term one of our classmates, Huntington, was elected to the Torch board. In the cast for the dramatic plays we had Pflaurn and McCaull. Our class was ranked second in the class basketball series. The second election of class officers to serve until June were: Philip McCaull. president: Herbert Boutin, vice-president, and George Huntington, secretary and treasurer. All of our class except Mattson went out for the fifth form declamation contest. Boutin, Huntington and Merrit were all on the baseball squad. To our advisor. Mr. Aylward, we owe much gratitude for his assistance throughout the whole year. 30