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

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JUNIOR CLASS

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HISTORY OF JUNIOR CLASS A T THE beginning of the year the class of 1924, though perhaps unconscious of anything unusual, entered into a career of unusual activity. This was occasioned by the depleted condition of the Senior Class. Our activities have been as varied and successful as they have been numerous. The 'Porch Board is made up, with the exception of two men, wholly of Juniors. The Call o’ Pan Board likewise is composed chiefly of Juniors. Pile Debating Team was chosen entirely from the Sixth Form. The Dramatic Association would lose some of its most valuable material were the Junior members withdrawn. Football, basketball, baseball teams all have relied on our class to make them successful. It were a simple matter to enumerate our doings, but pointless, for that is done elsewhere in this book. We are proud to admit we have been successful Juniors. But it is a question whether we will equal as Seniors our glory as Juniors. For next year we will have competition. We see that we face a serious future which will really test our ability. Not being superstitious we do not rap violently on the nearest piece of wood; but being human, we perform a similar mental operation.