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

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fa'iecw'id Nineteen fifty-three has been a milestone in the history of Blake School. It marked Mr. Cleveland's first year as headmaster. We feel that the year has been a successful one in every respect, and we sincerely hope that in this book we can reproduce accurately the life at Blake through the year, nineteen fifty-three. With this desire, we offer the book to the faculty, students, and friends of Blake. It is our most ardent hope that this book will be cherished by the students, especially the graduating seniors, in the coming years anil that it will be a source of happy memories in the future. 7

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FACULTY Blake has long prided itself on its excellent faculty. The men on the Blake faculty are almost entirely responsible for the success, academic or otherwise, that countless Blake graduates have met at college or in later life. Aside from the academic side, they help the Blake student immeasurably with his own person-al problems at school. The wisdom of the Blake master has long been respected bv the students. In the following section we have summarized briefly each individual faculty member.