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

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CLIFFORD IRVING ANDERSCN Entered Blake in 1950 Ever since C1111 came to Blake in 1951 he has been one of the best liked members of the class Although the class gives h1m a lor of good natured k1dd1ng he st11l comes back for more with a smile on h1s face C1111 holds the dubious honor of being pushed out of the Senior Room window in a record time of forty three seconds C1111 s main hobby IS antique cars and his pride and joy IS his 1935 black and sun gold Mer the gadgets of his car Although he IS not known for his athletic prowess C1111 IS an avid skier and one can see h1m pushing his way around the campus on skis during the winter months Cliff can also be found at such ski resorts as Mt Normandale and Bush Lake over the winter weekends Tennis and softball are the two sports he plays during the fall and spring All through Blake C11Ff has maintained a fairly high average even though he did have some difficulty with Chemistry W1th what FCITIRIHS of his time C1111 devotes himself to working with his h1gh school group at St Marks Episcopal Church Cliff spends most of the summer at his family s cabin in Northern M1nne examlnes beaver houses wh1ch are located nearby Next year Cliff IS going to attend the University of Minnesota Engineering School C1111 will always be able to make many friends as well as to retain those he has made at Blake Anythrng for a quiet life Mnddleton , . . . . , , . . . . . n , V . . . . . . . - . . T . . . . , . . , . . . , . . . cedes-Benz. Cliff gets much enjoyment explaining sota. While there, he canoes, swims, hikes, and even , . . . . , . . . . . ' 9 GL ' ' ' 91

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At 'S 45 on an lverawc school d ly several boys can be seen runnlnv up the lull from the parkmg lot attemptlnv to get lnto chapel before the doors are closed One of these llds 19 usually W1ll1am Ames burv better known as VV1ll or Wlll1C Wlll has hrs t1m1ng down to a fine pomt and only on a few occa srons has he mlscalculated the delays he would encoun ter enroute to school Srnce W1ll1e came to Blake 1n the srxth Grade he has made many frlends w1th the faculty and student body He has competed 1n hockey football swrmmrng and track Durrng the wrnter term he spent a great deal of t1me selhng ads for the Dark eyes eternal soul of prrde' Deep lrfe ln all thats true' Leland WILLIAM HALE AMESBURY Entered Blake ln 1948 Glee Club VI Dramatrcs VI Call O Pan VI, Track VI V yearbook dunng play perlod Although Wrll has not been conslstently on the Honor Roll h1s marks have usually been good When not studymg durmg the day Wrll can usually be found 1n the semor room dlscusslng the happenrngs of the prev1ous weekend or makrng plans for the comrng one No party IS com plete wrthout W1ll and hlS date usually a drfferent one each t1me He has remarkable success w1th the oppo srte sex and dehghts rn brlngrng a new date to each socral functron Because of hrs abrhty to get along w1th people and make frrends easlly, we are sure that W1ll1e w1ll succeed wherever he goes k -bl l t K . ' . 7 . 1 1 9 ' ,,,.,. 42 L 2 'o'. 2,. - N . l . . . . h t 7 L 6 t 1. 7 - a s s f ,' , ' ' - ' . . . . Q t . I, . . 1. I ' 9 h 9 1 K ' 7 . I 1' 7 9 tv L ' sa - ' ' ' 9 99 A N ,k X E

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Mutt vsho came to Bllkc from West Hlgh two yt xrs wo lends hls htwht md plcaslnv personahty to the class of D5 IDLIIIHU h1s stly lt Bltke Matt, by hrs extreme modestx, has made a llrffe c1rcle of frrends 1n school and V!lIllC part1c1pat1nU 1n basketball games, hls faxorlte past1me ln these past two years 67 Matt has been Blakes Mr Bxsketball Hrs team mates elected h1m to captun the squad 1n h1s semor year, and Matt xx as mstrumental nn h1s teams success 111 exery Game He ncxer fuled to congratulate an opposxnv plax er an ho had yust fouled out of the game or the team as a whole at the end of a hard fought contest No one can forffct the many awards whrch MATTHEW POSNICK BASKIN Entered Blake rn 1953 Dramatrcs VI V Basketball VI V All Conference, All Tournament Most Valuable Tournament Player VI V he has recerved 1n th1s sport Away from school, when not studylng, he can be seen dolng just about anvthmg 1n the sports world skatlng or devot1ng h1s tlme teach1ng the I1C1gllb0I'll0Od klds the fundamentals of basketball The trart of helpmg other people 1S prob ably hrs greatest asset Belng the tallest member of the class certalnly gaxe hlm sexeral advantages Who else could reach those oujects IH the Senror Room? And who do you thrnk rewned as class champlon IH the battles w1th the Neva Io k Trmesf Why Matt, of course' Because of hrs many accompl1shments at Blake, Matt should be a success wherewer he Goes 1n later hfe The lofty oak from a small acorn grows Duncombe L a 5 a '- g J' x 9 ' I , 7 ' 2 2 - - vs, w 1 .- ,I , , .A y Q . l A I I Ib , I I U I I 6 I I , 3 f -- QF' l -1 1 1 1 1 rx . . l . . , . I ,. 31 . I I I I , I - x x v 1 1 . I . . ' A x 4' K K K D v Y I I - r 1 1 ' ' ,- ' an . . . , ,, . - -N .I , x av ' I ' , ' , - L 1 K- I ' A ' I I ' I. l ' I I. . I be . , . V y u - s fs ,V , I OI . I 4 - 7 ' v y , ' I I 1 av I ' 9 ' ' r 1 I a I M ' I I I - 4-, . L bl' X I I - 1 Q II as ' - MT1