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

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LOUIE THE SCIENTIST SHOWING UP THE FACULTY SO MUCH FOR THAT CRUTCH ‘CHARLIE OKI THAT SMILE 'RADIO RUPE”

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SENIOR CLASS The C lass of 1924 must soon take its farewell of Blake. As we near the end of our career we realize more strongly than ever before what Blake has meant to us. The majority of the class has attended school here for over five years. 1 hey have literally grown up in the school. Wc feel, that in so growing up here, we have not taken the shape of the school, but have drawn from the many opportunities offered and then added what we ourselves possessed. Not feeling overly self-conscious at speaking of ourselves in such a fashion, we believe that this, the class of ’24. has been a very line class and has given freely of what it had to the school. W e have been well represented in all forms of school activities including scholarship. All told we are quite proud of our class and of the enthusiasm and vigor with which it has done everything. We feel justly pardoned for praising ourselves in this way: for everything which we have done or undertaken has been accomplished through the direct or indirect influence of our class advisor, Mr. Cleveland.