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

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,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.--wr,..s- .,A. -..H When Drck entered Blake rn the erghth grade, the lass of 55 garned one of rts wrttrest and frrendlrest members upon whom the nrckname of Dorny was bestowed Dorny has shown hrmself to be a hard worker rn athletrcs as last fall he was a fullback on the football team In the wrnter Drck s rnterests turn to the out of doors and a season of hockey at a defen Drck has gone out for the track team and has proved to be exceptronally fast as a half mrler Although Dorny does not rank at the top of hrs class scholastrc ally he has always worked hard to attarn that one lrt tle word rmprovement He possesses one of the Laugh and the world laughs wrth you Weep and you weep alone For the sad old earth must borrow rts mrrth But has trouble enough of rts own Wrlcox RICHARD OWEN DORRANS Entered Blake rn 1950 Dramatrcs VI Glee Club VI Publrcatrons VI Short Story Club VI Walter VI, Football VI, Hockey VI Track VI V boomrngest vorces rn the bass sectron of the Glee Club, and hrs talents as an actor for the Dramatrcs As socratron wrll never be forgotten Drck has many rn ICICSIS outsrde of school, spendrng much trme sarlrng, rce boatrng, and skrrng Dorny has been rnvaluable to the Torch staff, for he has uncomplarnrngly taken materral to the prrnters after most of the crty has been the senror class who has lost hrs class rrng but he doesn t seem to mrnd at all However, thrs space does not permrt further revelatron of hrs socral actrvrtres other than that he was on many dance commrttees Best of luck to a guy who really doesn t need rt' . , , . . 3 5 ' ' 5 , - . . . ,, . ,, . . . . . , . ,, ,, . . sive positron. For the last two years in the spring, asleep for hours. Dick is one of the few members of 7 . . , . . , . . - . i . , . C5 ' 3 ' 3 7 ' 99

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CHARLES WILLIAM COLE JR Entered Blake in 1949 Dramatics Association VI V Publicatlons VI V Circulation Manager VI Umon VI V President VI Vice President V Football VI Hockey VI V IV III Tennis VI V IV Captain V A scream and the thud of a body falling oil the Trophy Room table and Coley has done it again Known as one of the leading class pranksters, Chuck thinks nothinv of pushing people oil tables as long as they re smaller than he is Despite his questionable class His act1v1t1es are many 1n number he voice of the glee club baritones, a member of the Un1on and also of the Dramatics Association, and three varsity sports An end in football, a star cen ter in hockey, and one of the top men on the tennis team, Chuck is kept busy in athletics alone How ever Chas dehmtely does not confine his athletic endeavors to school He 1S an avid sailor who has through the years been the man to beat in Lake Minnetonka races First with an X and now own ing 1 D Chuckie strikes fear into his fellow sailors whenever he yells Right of way, know1ng he wouldnt budge if he had right of way or not Chuck during the winter months He 1S a fine skier, who along with the other skiers in the class, has fun on the slopes But, Chuck can be serious, too His portrayal of the judge in the Dramatics Assoc1at1on s production of Harvey was nothing short of excel lent With such a record at Blake, Chuck will most certalnly be a success at Dartmouth Good luck' H ndsome is that handsome does Goldsmith l . 1 l 1 H I . . . , 3 . . , - .l . 3 9 i 1 5 I 9 9 9 S 7 5 '- CC ' ' . , . . . 3, if N 7, ' ' ' ' ' CC 37 , u L no L , - . . ,, ,, . . I . . . L , , , - an 1 ta ' ' , . . . . , . . u D K - - L O antics, Chuck is one of the most popular boys in his can also be seen skiing at any number of ski resorts . . . .. . -nt . . l Y . . . ,, . . . . . . . ,K ,, . ,S ,, . . . . , . . . ' 7 I 66 a ' 33

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GERALD ALLEN ERICKSON Entered Blake in 1949 Dramatlcs VI Glee Club VI Union VI V Captain of Browns VI Football VI V Basketball VI You re tl1e toughest guy in the world, lrent you er? Ya al1, comes the deep, LlI'lWl1Ilg reply from one of Blakes most OLlf9L'lHtl1UU Seniors, Ierry Erick son Smce his entrance in tl1e 7th Urtde, lzrie h1s risen to become one of tl1e leaders of the class of 55 spect of teammates and opponents, and his le1dersh1p as co captain of tl11s sears football team was an in spiration to all connected with the squad Speaking further about his athletic prowess, Ierry was an All conference Tackle this xeir, and during the winter he gained 1 Varsity B on the basketball team This spring he is strixinv to become 1 letterman on the Golf squad By niture Ierry is xerv quiet and generally prefers to let his ICIIOHS speak for himself However, some of the most lively Senior Room discussions find Cat Li inxolweo, and during the course of rapid conversa tion, Ierry often makes 1 st1tement wl11cl1 sends his companions into IU upro1r His quick wit and ability to tell yokes keeps his friends in stitches In the Senior Room, Ierry has warned the reputation as a fearsome and Wall Ball For two years Ierry has been 1 stalwart member of the bass section of the Glee Club Undoubtedly pos sessing the deepest singing voice in school, he is an excellent addition to any harmonizing group Smce the middle of his Iunior year, Eric has been a Union member, and has served 1 term as Secretary of that or ganwation Ierry s rel wed, lovial disposition will sure ly make him just 'IS popular at college as he has been at Blake Thou Vlllalli base Know st me not by my clothes Shakespeare Vasa., tctc.,,,,we t W, -c an ,ri l I Q 1 i ' 3 1 ' , a ' 3 , 9 - CC Y I ' h I E 7 - Y V i 1 . Q ' I I I as as av ,N I 1 il I - E . X U 1 i I I . . 5 ' i ' N ' 1 1 1 K L A L .W 1 4 a e . . D . - 3 1 , I . L 1 1 l ' , ' D 1 - e be His feats on the football Held have earned l11m the re- competitor in such playful activities as Times Fights ', , ' as an A , O , .L , . g , D , , , 1 - . , . . . N. H ,, . ss ' ' U f 5 1 gas Q 25