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

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CARETAKERS Edward J. Brown Mathias C. Meyer Fred J. Ewing ... George M. Miles . Emil F. Bren .... Kathinka Jacobsen ...................Engineer .... Supervisor of Grounds ........Assistant Engineer .... Lower School Engineer Field House Superintendent .Senior School Housekeeper DINING HALL HELP Anna Bohach ..................................Head Cook Catherine Holper ........................Assistant Cook Martha Torman............................Head Waitress Helfrid Johnson...................Dining Room Assistant Clara I lagel ....................Dining Room Assistant Buelali Swanlund .................Dining Room Assistant Ann Peterman ............................Pantry Assistant On leave of absence during illness in family. Mrs. Emma Dovrr has been serving as a substitute. 20

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Back Row: Hiatt, Gesme, Wittenberg, Skoglund, Clark, Mooers, Tuthill, Klass. Middle Row: R. Nash, I). Hcegaard, R. Scherer, Snyder, P. Hommcycr, D. Adams, Strieker, Sandy, Jones. Front Row: Sandberg, D. Boies, Leek, R. Larson, Mr. Hodgkinson, Drill, F. Boos, Pugh, Hersh. SENIOR HISTORY The Class of ’51 had its beginning l ack in 1941 when Dave Hcegaard and Fritz Boos undertook their first lessons in the third grade. As the earliest members of their class, they are able to entertain the other members with tales of the good old days (when “Ethel’’ Hauser ruled supreme), pointing out that they have been here longer than most of the faculty. Two years later [. R. Clark. Dave Adams. Long John Skoglund, Dob Boies, Casey Sandberg, and Rob Nash joined the class. Under the careful tutelage of Mr. Zappe, these “tools were drilled into the nucleus of the present class. In 1944 the Class received a great contribution in members for Sta Sandy. Dink Drill, Frankenstein Larson, Dave Strieker, Pete Klass. a holdover from the class of ’50 entered the ranks. This prolific year also saw the addition of Chuck Gesme, John Hiatt, the master debator, and Rog Scherer to the growing unit. Four more additions were received in ’45. They were Tom Wittenberg, Eddy Mooers, Paul Hommeyer, and Willie Jones. By this time our class had grown to twenty. In 1946 we received hut one member. The pride and joy of the class of 51. “I disagree Hersh wandered all the way from Ramsey to the little brick school-house atop the hill. In the ninth grade the class neared completion with the entrance of three new members: Stinky Pugh, Jud Snyder, and Stu Leek. The following year a shaggy lad named Dick Tuthill joined the aggregation to complete our class. 22