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

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 He moil Ills a salience, as curs mouth a hone ROBERT G. BALDWIN “Bob” Entered Blake. 1921 Debating Team, ’21. '22 Captain. Debating Team. ‘21. '22 Blake Union. '22 Secretary. Blake Union. '22 Football Squad, ’21 Callopan Board. '22 Dramatic Association, ’21, '22 Presentation of Class Memorial. '22 Minnesota Class Secretary, ’21 President. Class. '22 Tennis Team. ’21 Strieker Cup. '21 Class Debating Team, ’21. '22 Class Basketball Team Orchestra. '22 18

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again distinguished the class on the football and baseball field. W e were also well represented on the basketball floor, with Xash and Owen winning their letters. Baldwin played on the tennis team. In the intellectual field we were equally fortunate, Douglas and Baldwin making the debating team and leaving only one place to the seniors. Douglas captured the (ieneral Information Cup. The class also won the inter-class basketball championship by a wide margin. Nickel and Xash served on The Torch and Callopan boards respectively. In the field of dramatics. Nickel . Douglas. Baldwin and Xash all had leading roles and contributed to the success of the season. TIu big success of the final event of the season, the Junior-Senior dance, was due to the unflagging zeal of the junior committee. Last fall we entered upon the last lap with a determination to raise the standard of Blake higher than ever before. Owen, Sudduth and Nash served on the football team. ( )n the basketball court, (been and Xash again starred, while in baseball Clifford. Sudduth, Xash and Owen figured prominently. In debating, the class was again successful, the team being entirely composed of seniors Baldwin. Douglas and Nickels,-—the last succeeding Baldwin in retaining the Strieker clip. Douglas won the (ieneral Information prize. Nickels. Baldwin and Douglas again played leading roles in the dramatic field. It is this year that the high-water mark of the Senior Council has been reached under the leadership of Horace Nickels. It has been a potent factor in school life and a very real influence, both morally and in school spirit. It i with these thoughts in mind and an earnest desire in our hearts to see the perpetuation of the ideals which we have striven with but partial success to attain, that we pass the Torch to those who follow with what we trust is an undimmed light. 17

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“Men. like bullets, go furthest when they are smoothest Entered Blake, 1918 CLELLAN C. CARD “CleU” - “Card” Dartmouth Secretary Class. 1918 Blake Company, ’18. 19 Corporal Blake Company, ’19 Crack Squad. '19 Football Squad. ’18 Football Team, ’19. '20. 21 Captain Football Team, ’21 Basket Ball Squad. '20. ’21 Basket Ball Team. ’22 Baseball Squad. 21 Baseball Team, 22 President, Junior Class. '20 Secretary and Treasurer, Senior Class, ’21 Callopan Board, ’20. ’21. '22 Editor of Callopan, 22 Council. '19, ’20 Dramatic Association, '20. '21, '22 Class Prophecy, '22 Captain Class Basketball. '21 19