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

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CELEBRATE GOOD

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FOREVER. . . The Key of Blake boasts an unlimited range of notes. Each pitch, or student, alone is unique, yet can combine with other pitches to form harmonious chords and melodies. But notes aren't limited to involvement in one single song. They make their own choices about when and where they want to be involved in the Key of Blake. The Key of Blake allows its notes the opportunity to search for their perfect chord. During this search, notes often find themselves in harsh sounding chords. Vet the Key of Blake is lenient enough to allow for mistakes, knowing that eventually, each note will find its place. Songs in the Key of Blake are infinite in number, ranging from classical to pop, from jazz to new wave. This diverse key offers every note at least one song into which it can fit. The Key of Blake boasts a unique and unlimited repetoire, unknown to any other musical key. A 6 Opening 3

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COME ON! The Key of Blake includes songs of every type of music The school emphasizes academics and offers classes to fit everyone's tastes, which enhances The Blake Schools as a whole Whether it be taking an advanced chemistry quiz, or presenting a monologue for acting and directing, most of a student's day is consumed by academic responsibilities. Vet students' involvement in other non-academic activities contributes to the success of The Blake Schools. Students can set competitive goals and achieve them in after school sports. Debate, theater, and the arts stimulate intellectual development, while adding another dimension to the Blake experience. Both inside and outside school, students, CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES. virtually twenty-four hours a day Whether it's a yearbook meeting, or a weekend party, Blake students unite in that special spirit. The Key of Blake has a song for every minute: academic, extra-curricular, or just plain fun. 1 Chris Posetey. senior, and Scott Jensen, junior pull out all stops for Homecoming 2 Male cheerleaders exert some of that special spirit 3 Underclassmen get excited about the soccer players and their upcoming game 4 RandaH Barry, junior; Chris ABen. senior, and Mark Mortenson, senior, scream in delight as the football team scores 5. Martin Harrison and M»ke Rude. |un»ors. enjoy the great Minnesota weather on S P A Day. 6 DirtbaKs Tara Gustilo and Tom Nelson, seniors, think that Blake is (ar out 7. Lissie Rappaport, senior, gawks at her first A P English grade Opening 5