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

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The student community seems to be a more cohesive unit, a unit composed of caring indi- viduals. The faculty and administration are also beginning to demonstrate chagactergstic ' traits. The faculty seems to be de icate to Every suhOOI has a Personallty' maintaining a high standard of academic ex- cellence, while sustaining informal student ties. In its actions, the administration's most That goes without saying. Now that the Blake Schools has pervasive quality has been itS tremendous fle- been in operation for two years, a distinct personality of the Xibi'itY- lh thought, the administration has re new school is beginning to emerge. The students, once flected itS dedication to the quality 0t educa- again, have become concerned with their studies. But more tiOh- Hopefully, as time progresses, the Blake than that, students are becoming more willing to partici- SChOOIS Wt continue to grow in the positive pate, in class and out. direction shown this year. -: 9 Watt V 2: .. . w. .355e 35$. E 20

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Reflections 157E editor, debur-ah Sharpe photography editor, david chute people editor, diana wagner activities editors, david brink, laurel kennedy organization editor, john iorgensen athletic editors, kenl: brings, Iaurie drill, iill mccarthy, bobbie rhone underclassmen editors, martha Clark, Elizabeth hersey senior editor, marty iohnson copy editors, Clare savage, kathy dunn layout editor, lucinda waldrun business manager, david golden The Blake Schools Minneapolis, Minnesota

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HR? - w ns tries to encompass the whole range of this yezx. .- .r. :rivities, happenings, ideas and interests in an ef- fort L :.a?tray the true personality of the Blake Schools. lt than just ideas put to words, for it presents a vie wage that is second only to being there. This Men, will attempt to catch in words and pictures gale thing called spirit. the spirit of '76. 43M A A Mgagitiwxf 21