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

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nation. Orchestra Hall promises to be another source of excitement and enrichment as the symphony experiences its first season with the British conductor. Neville Marriner. As well as cultural and academic opportunities, downtown hosts a variety of social outlets. It is not uncommon to see a blue arid white Lincoln Del bag in the Blake halls, whether it is being carried by an elated ninth grader who has just received a gift from his senior, or a starving upperclassman who missed his breakfast in the morning rush. Juniors and seniors constantly take advantage of off-campus privileges to grab a quick lunch at a downtown restaurant. Burger King, Mac and Don's. Professor Munchies. and One Potato Two are just a few of the numerous noon hangouts of a Blakie. Within the downtown setting itself, offerings range from the bucolic to the very cosmopolitan. Students enjoy the peace and beauty of Loring and Kenwood Parks as an outdoor study hall. Minneapolis Public Library is a resource fora sophomore’s infamous American Culture research paper, or an inevitable assembly speech. Places such as the Crystal Court, Day ton's. Gucci, and Harold provide the Blake shopper with an excellent selection. It is not unusual to see package laden students arriving breathlessly at the Blake doors late for their next class after a downtown shopping spree. This opening section reflects our satisfaction with the decision to remain. Minneapolis has much to offer and we have much to gain from being a part of the downtown area. We're glad that the Northrop Campus is here to stay! Page Ten: (Clockwise from lop kfl) Blake Students in the Crystal Court: Midwest Federal building: Kim Whitehead in Loring Park: Karen Mills and t.eslic Anson on Nicollet Mall; Orchestra Hall. Page Eleven: The IDS Tower. II

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Page Twelve: (Clockwise from left) Anna Canton and Jenny Ebin: Steve Gullickson: Betsy Reay and Nada Abuzzahab: Randi Fecht: Maijo Steen. Charlie Briggs. Mary Quaintance (in Lonng Park Picnic Place); Laura House and Laura Heegaard; Ann Lundblad. Steve Krogness and Steve Bacon: Mike Phillips. 13