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

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Cornerstones Of An Era Now Ended The appreciation and recognition of the differences in people are but two of Harold's greatest characteristics. His analytical mind was always tempered by a tremendously warm human spirit. His patience was unfailing whether dealing with a human being or an idea. He believed that education should allow boys to make insignificant mistakes so that as men they would not make significant mistakes.

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Wisdom, Reason, Logic, And Discipline Have Been The Harold Lundholm ... Like his colleague and close friend. Bill Glenn, Harold was persuaded by Mr. Alder to leave New York where he had been studying and working at Columbia University, and to become chairman of the Blake Mathematics Department. For thirty eight years he has been a teacher, coach, advisor, counselor, and friend.

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Happily, One Man Returns To Continue The Traditions Early in the fall of 1970 the entire school gathered on the track to participate in the dedication of that track to one of Blake's most loved and respected teachers and coaches — Chub Bcttels. His record is remarkable: 10 championships in 16 years, plus two state championship teams. But how do you measure the effect he has had on his students and on his teams throughout the past 18 years?