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

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GRRR - WINNED AND BEARED IT. Homecoming — 29

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(1) (3) 1. Jane dresses for ihe occasion -Clash Day. 2. Freshmen unbothered by the rain. 3. Missy Everson, the Queen, rides unescorted. 4. Junior and Sophomore representatives Emily Sahr and Katie Heegaard share seats. 5. Libby and Kari in true spirit. 6. Thespians announce the opening of the fall play. 7. Juniors bury the Chiefs on their float. 8. David Crosby, the only male escort of the parade. 9. Mr. Hansen adorned in full colors. 10. Cynthia. Liz and Ann exhibiting professional clash techniques. (4) (6) 28 Homecoming

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TRADITION BREEDS DIVERSITY 7:00 Saturday morning. Ninety-five seniors loaded their sleeping bags aboard the two buses which would take them to Camp Warren and Senior Weekend. Contrary to tradition, the seniors enjoyed blue skies and beautiful weather; Camp Warren provided a perfect setting for the weekend. The class spent a small portion of their weekend doing “work projects” such as chopping wood and planting trees. In both small and large groups, they discussed their goals for the year and how to achieve a stronger sense of unity without losing the diversity that characterized their class. Each senior took part in two diads, a one-on-one exchange with another randomly chosen senior. The seniors also planned for Homecoming and the Senior-Nine program. During free time, seniors and faculty participated in canoeing, swimming, horseback riding, tennis, and volleyball. Organized activities including impromptu skits, square dancing, a mini-olympics, and a bonfire kept everyone busy. The seniors were transformed into the Blake Senior Class of 1982 at Camp Warren, and the weekend left them with some unforgettable memories of classmates and friends. (4) 1. Debbie and Mary in deep concentration. 2. Jon enjoys the Indian Summer. 3. A Class Picnic. 4. Mike and Ricky in pursuit of victory. 5. David and Carolyn share a smile. 30 — Senior Weekend