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

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LILLIAN CLIVIA BERGLUND By ded1cat1ng th1s 1955 Call O Pan to L1ll1an O Berglund Blake w1shes to show 1ts grat1tude to a woman who has devoted such a great part of her l1fe to the school ThlS yearbook IS a trlbute from every Blake tudent and alumnus to MISS Berglund for her serv1ces throughout the years have been 1nd1s greatly lndebted to her As d1et1c1an MISS Berglund 15 respons1ble not only for prepar1ng lunch for the ent1re school and servlng ll 1n two s1tt1ngs dally but also for arranglng the num erous speclal teas for the 'Vlothers Assoc1at1on and the form d1nners Durlng the dlfferent seasons she fre quently prepares sports banquets and snacks for V1S1t 1ng teams Also she has devoted many hours to re arranglng the PICIUICS from the trophy room 1n racks for easler xnspectlon by the student body Th1S year IS MISS Berglund s last She plans to re t1re and leave Blake after her many years of serv1ce to the school All of us w1ll m1ss her but we hear that she plans to travel qu1te a b1t before she finally returns W1th her Wherever she goes MISS Berglund s devot1on to the school for all these years typ1f1es the Splflf of the faculty Whose f1del1ty has made Blake the great 1nst1tut1on that It IS It IS only through the loyalty of men and Women such as MISS Berglund that a pr1vate school of our k1nd can reta1n 1ts hlgh standards over a per1od of many years l pensable, and all pupils and faculty members feel home, and Blake's good wishes will certainly travel 5

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TWENTY FIVE YEARS AT BLAKE ,giwhv WILLIAM JAMES GLENN Wrllram Iames Glenn has been a teacher of Blake boys for twenty five years Through a quarter of a century hrs students rn all forms have come to respect hrs farrness both rn the classroom and on the athletrc Held where he coaches varsrty football and golf As an rnstructor Mr Glenn takes a personal rnterest rn each student and hrs progress through elemen tary Englrsh to the masterpreces of lrterature, and as a coach he helps each brll The ftct that he turns out ehrmpronshrp teams year rfter yelr spe rks well for the unendrng gurd mee wrth whreh he drrects hrs squ rds ln the classroom 'Vlr C lenn rlvs nys m rn rges to keep the puprls rnterested rn hrs courses by frequently eh rngrng the class procedure some what from day to d ly and by srrmularrn g Interest rn outsrde readrng wrth drscussrons on current books and pl rys He llso spends a great deal of trme vsrth specral exercrses vshrch stress xerbal and readrng skrlls rn prep aratron for college work Durrng hrs twenty five years at Blake Mr Glenn has taught many boys who have gone through college and are now sendrng therr own chrldren through Blake to garn hrs encouragement and rnstructron lt rs through the efforts and contrrbutrors of teachers such as Mr Glenn that Blake School has garned rts frne reputatroa KATHINKA .IACOBSEN Kathrnka Marre 1 ourse Iacobsen rs rn her twenty fifth year at Blake She has been here from 1925 1945 and srnce 1930 Mrs Iacobsen serx ed rn the drnrng room for nrneteen years and, when Blake used to take boys for boardrng, she served one year as I-louse Mother For the past frxe years she has served as Housekeeper for the Senror School Mrs acobsen has many frrends at Blake, and she has a son and daughter and nrne grandchrldren of her own Thrs summer she rs takrng a long awarted plane trrp to Denmark, her brrthplace She wrll spend two months wrth her two srsters and her brother rn Aalboag, a town near Copenhagen One of her grandsons, an Amerrcan soldrer statroned rn Germany, has recerved permrssron to vrsrt her there, too Congratulatrons, Mrs Iacobsen, on your twenty hfth annrversary at Blake, and may you Hnd much happrness thrs summer rn your famrly reunron 4 3-wr: ,ff 'T' 14 v' I ,ef A - fi573y9 gf'W ' .:-.v gi: ',,..,: ..: .4 g ew' f -35.5 ' C ' 5- ' s ' 15, 1 . . 1 r D . . . . boy to grasp the fundamentals necessary to play both good golf and foot- , I ' 5 r . 1' 1 'L 1 1, J ' . . 1 5 .S . ,, .- A p . . U . . n I 1 5 V D . I3 D C D O 1. I ' O ' . . . . .A O . . . had

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