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

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DEDICATION TO JACK EDIE Jack Edie has given to Blake the greatest of all gifts, the gift of giving — He is remembered by two generations of Blake students, parents and colleagues with affection and gratitude. He has taught us the significance of our past, the subtleties of debate, the enduring validity of ethical standards, the independence of human beings in a shrinking world and the fun and poetry of baseball. He has also taught us how to live. By his example, we have come to know about the fully engaged person, a responsible and caring neighbor, a sensitive and helpful friend, a thorough teacher demanding our best and giving in return •'tough love. Mr. Edie has not just touched our hearts; through his sincerity in all that he has done for Blake, he has become a part of the hearts of the thousands of students, faculty and families that have had the pleasure and honor of his friendship and guidance. Mr. Edie has received many awards and honors signifying and acknowledging his love and concern for Blake. In addition, we present the dedication of the 1978 Reflections yearbook to Jack Edie. Thanks, Mr. Edie, you are a special friend never to be forgotten! 2 PEOPLE