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

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REFLECTIONS Reflections 1978 has been an opportunity to reveal the originality of the mind, to demonstrate the creativity of the hand and to capture the special moments of the students and the school life. The production of the yearbook was a lengthy, intense and exciting process. The ’78 staff was one of the largest yearbook staffs in the Northrop Blake history. The staff was nothing less than dedicated, hard-working and responsible. It was important for each person to cooperate and assist others in order to create this book. There was a need for a high patience and tolerance level when faced with mistakes in the layout. The staff appreciated Marlys Johnson’s help and optimism as faculty advisor. The photographers present a special thanks to G.B. Van Dusen for the use of his fine photographic facilities and infinite wisdom. The cover of this yearbook was created by Susie Heegaard. Though the staff members experienced moments of sporadic hysteria in the Reflections Room, believe it or not. . . they remained sane! Thanks for your support!! (1) That does it, I quit!! (2) You’ve got to be kidding — by tomorrow?? (3) We do find time to relax. (4) Traveling incognito is the safest way to go. (5) You wouldn’t. . . you want to make a bet! (6) Yea, I might be able to type thirty copies in two and a half hours. First row: L Brennan, B. Larson. Second row: K. Budge, J. Pro-shek, J. Lillehei, R. Winton, L. Thatcher, C. Leavenworth. Third row: N. Niehaus, M. Kondzielski, K. Peterson, A. Steinfeldt, A McClintock, B. Spencer, L. Johnson, C. Lindgren, E. Stock, M. Eastling, L. Wohlrabe, N. Owens. Fourth row: J. Lockhart, L. Haffely, E. Lundblad, E. Wiethoff, K. Morison, L. Warner, L. Anderson, S. Waldron. (4) 26 LIFE

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SPECTRUM i Officially, Spectrum is a monthly publication of news and information. Behind each issue however, lies much more — Nick's contest with the Hilltop, Marcus' desire for a page six centerfold, John’s threats to charge his writers for mental anguish, and Anne’s perfectionism, all combined with Mac’s verbal vagueness and Sarah’s verbosity in late night (early morning) meetings. The loyal Spectrum photo staff resigned after every issue, effective until the next assignments were handed to them. This year’s Spectrum opened overseas offices in Norway with Mark Swendseen and in Israel with Beth Golden. Eric spent most of his time trying to keep us in the black financially ... a near impossibility. This, plus the talent of a diverse writing staff, was behind each issue. It has been exhilerating as well as exasperating and an experience not easily forgotten. (1) Nick observes one of Sarah's typical poses. (2) Members of the staff work diligently. (3) First row: A. Wittenberg, J. Mahoney, S. Bailey, N. Burke, M. Peacock. Second row: S. Struthers, B. McLaughlin, R. Bress, E. Lundblad, D. Gerdts, D. McAnnany, A. Lohmann, T. Pohlad, L. Haffely, K. Tros-tel. (3) 28 LIFE