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

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Council. '26. 'll President of Council. 27 Torch Board. ’26. ’27 Swimming Team, '25. '26. 'll Captain of Swimming Team. ’26. 'll Chairman of Junior-Senior Dance Committee. '26 Vice-President of Class. '26 Football. '25. '26 Baseball, 'll Vice-President of Union. '26 Union. '26. 'll Treasurer of Union. '27 Union Dance Committee, 'll Dramatics. '26. 'll Business Manager of Dramatics. 'll Williams Theme Contest, 'll Varsity Club I.EON CHARLES WARNER. JR. Entered Blake 1919 Lion. Elsie. Deacon” Princeton Handsome is as handsome does.” It is with mingled awe and admiration that vp approach the subject of the Right Reverend Warner (apologies to M. Bosanko). Rathtr a modest, retiring youth, he shrinks from publicity of any sort, but though it is not visible to the naked eye. there is a heart of gold beneath that rough exterior. In view of the fact that he has been captain of the swimming team for the past two years, and taking into consideration his public-speaking endeavors, we arc inclined to believe that Elsie” is more at home in the water than on land. Leon has really demonstrated his all-around ability as head of the school this year, and his sound common sense has been a steadying factor in every Council meeting. As yet not quite mature enough for the highest haunts of learning. Elsie is leaving us for Lawrcncevillc where it is a foregone conclusion that he will acquit himself creditably. Page Twenty-six

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Football. 26 Hockey Squad. ‘27 Williams Theme Contest. 27 Thorpe Cup Contest. '27 Union. '27 Torch Board. ’27 Spring Dance Committee. 27 Union Dance Committee. '27 Baseball Squad. ‘27 Varsity Club. ‘26 JOHN WILLIAM TRAUERNICHT Entered Blake 1926 “Bill,” “Squeer” Dartmouth Who thinketh too little and talketh too much.” Although he has been with us one short year. “Bill has tended his knitting well and the ever-varying range of his activities has been a constant source of wonder to the class. His erratic, though invariably refreshing, sallies into the realms of Latin scansion have become epics, though at times his pronunciation has been positively “wheird'' and his translations have caused Mr. Foss to emit low whails of despair and resignation. The case and nonchalance with which he pilots his trusty Hupmo-bilc through the highways and by-ways of Minneapolis is truly admirable though somewhat nerve-racking and his alleged membership in the ‘Safe-Drivers Club is his proudest possession. If he reaches Dartmouth next year, and there are only eight or ten good reasons why he shouldn't, we are fully confident that he will uphold all the best traditions of the school in any field of endeavor he may essay. Page Twenty-Ace

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THE POST GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1927 ROBERT EARL BUGBEE Entered Blake 1923 Cornell Captain of Football Team: President of Athletic Association: Leader cf Choir: Varsity Club. GEORGE HENRY CHRISTIAN Entered Blake 1914 Leland Stanford Football Team: Hockey Team: Baseball Team: Class Basketball: President of Athletic Association: Varsity Club. ROBERT JOHN HARVEY Entered Blake 1923 Yale Sheffield Manager of Football Team: Leader of Choir: Captain of Debating Team; Stage Manager of Dramatics: Dramatics: Business Manager of Call o Pan Board: President of Union: Easter Dance Committee: Strieker Cup; Varsity Club. EDWIN JANEY MOLES. JR. Entered Blake 1921 Princeton Football Team: Swimming Team: Baseball Team: Secretary of Athletic Association: Varsity Club. GEORGE CROSS VANDUSEN. JR. Entered Blake 1927 Williams Class Basketball. JEROME WEBER Entered Blake 1927 University of Minnesota Class Basketball. Page Twenty-seven