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

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Blake Union, ‘26 Dramatics. 23. 24 Hockey Team. ’23. ’24. '25. ’26 Captain Hockey Team. ‘25. ’26 Football Team. '24. '25 Baseball Team. 25. '26 Class Basketball Team. ’26 J.-S. Dance Committee. 25 Union Dance Committee. '26 Christmas Dance Committee. 26 Art Editor Call o Pan Varsity Club EDWIN NOYES DODGE Entered Blake 1918 “Ned” Bar-Bar” Yale For it is meet that I should yell as proof of my existence. Ned ranks high in the list of athletes. Through his years at Blake he has distinguished himself in all sports. Handicapped by his lack of weight he has played brilliant football, eliciting the admiration of everyone by his perseverance and courage. His speed on the ice and his ability on the diamond must not be overlooked. In the face of all this his efforts in the classroom have by no means been unrewarded. But when reviewing his accomplishments and activities, one thing must not be omitted.— he is the first ex-waiter in the history of Blake, a truly great distinction. Page Tutenty-two

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 JOHN PHILIP CROWLEY Entered Blake 1923 “Jack” University of Minnesota “for thy sake. Tohaico. I would do anything hut die. “Jack. hailing from one of Minneapolis' smaller suburbs. St. Paul, has for many years ruled the dormitory with an iron hand. More than often he is to be found in good-natured discussion with his classmates as to the relative merits of the city and its suburb. As the school's foremost authority on the pugilistic art. Jack has often aired his knowledge before the student body. Due to his capable ability as an organizer, the Hikers incidentally have enjoyed the most successful year in their history. ✓ Page Tu.'enty-one

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Blake Union. '26 Dramatics. '26 Torch Board. '26 Glee Club. '26 Choir. ’26 Orchestra. ’26 Swimming Team. ’25 ROBERT JOHN HARVEY Entered Blake 1923 “Bob'' , M. I. T. . His very foot hath music in it.” Bob.” arriving from the rural section of Minnesota, a blushing country lad, quickly developed into a man of the world. Although handicapped br two year's membership on the Torch Board, his popularity has not diminished. He is truly a social light, and his skill as Charleston Tcrpsichorean is unexcelled. In spite of his lack of experience as a football player, his performance in the Founders' Day football game was commendable. It is. however, as a follower of natatorial sports that he excels. Sympathizing with him because he does not graduate, we predict that he will be a big factor in school activities next year. Page Twenty-three