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

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HOARD OF ‘ TRUSTEES President 1 'ice President 1'uTTON P. HeFFELFINGER Adrian M. Howard 9 Secretary Treasurer Thomas M. Crosby Arthur C. Recan Atherton Bean Robert L. Xash Benton J. Case Donald C. Dayton Lawrence M. Larson John G. Peterson John S. Pillsbury, Jr. Edwin W. Ritchie Malcolm B. McDonald Edwin S. Winston 6

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CONTENTS Dedication -Trustees - Twenty-five Year People Foreword - Faculty Administrative Stall Seniors -Underclassmen -Organizations -Sports Lower School -Odds and Ends 4 6 7 9 10 21 22 54 66 80 110 122 5

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MR. HAROLD HOD6KIHSON Mr. Hodgkinson deserves great credit for his remarkable work in expanding both chemistry and physics at Blake. Twenty-five years ago when Mr. Hodgkinson came to Blake, there was practically no interest in either chemistry or physics. His first physics class contained only six students, and there were no chemistry students at all. Since then Mr. Hodgkinson has built up a tremendous interest in scientific fields. In a similar fashion he has built up facilities for experimentation in these fields. In those earlier years he actually made such necessary equipment as barometers and electrical devices. The addition of the new science wing, which Mr. Hodgkinson asserts is one of the finest of its kind, is a fitting reward for his fine work at Blake. MISS ETHEL HAUSER For the past twenty-five years, the Lower School has been fortunate in having the services of Miss Ethel Hauser. During this period of time she has taught the Fourth Grade and has acted as the art instructor. Before coming to Blake, she attended the Minnesota State Teachers College at Moorhead, the University of Minnesota, and the Minneapolis School of Art. Trips to New York and Paris have served to increase her knowledge of art in recent years. Her talents have been and are a great asset to the Lower School. ANNA BOHACH Anna Bohach, popularly known as “Bo,” is in her twenty-fifth year here at Blake. For seventeen of these twenty-five years she has served as Head Cook in the Blake kitchen. During this period the facilities in the kitchen have progressed from the point when all the potatoes were peeled by hand to its complete modernization with the recent construction of the Lower School and the science wing. Bo can well be proud of the excellent reputation she has built for the Blake lunches. 7