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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

acf iLI 7S0 ■ WW330 tome. ? su THE TIME IS NOW Organizations ............. 16 S PORTS ....................36 Academics ..................78 Underclassmen ..............94 C URRENT EVENTS ........... 112 S ENIOR SECTION ........... 122 REFLECTIONS 1986 VOLUME XI THE BLAKE SCHOOLS 511 KENWOOD PARKWAY MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55403 Opening • 1 3 opposite page: 1. The time Is right (or friends to be together, this page: 1. Seniors Randall Barry and Scott Jensen pose (or the camera thinking its (or G.Q. 2. Amy Sega! and JoJo Mackay. seniors could melt anyone with those smiles. 3. Juniors Mark Segal, Dean Phillips and Scott Rosof coax senior Barb Slade Into getting to practice on time. There is either never enough or always too much. It is ever present in our lives. Time, the main essence of our being. How does a Blake student combat this thing that has so many people in a complete frenzy? The answer is with careful planning and organization. But what Blakie leads a scheduled let alone passive life? At Blake we learn to value time, to spend it wisely, to use it to our best advantage and to appreciate the speed with which it travels. After all, that’s what life’s about. Just when time seems to slip through your fingers as you desperately run up the stairs to make it to a class on time; it turns on you and you find yourself nodding off during a test. These two extremes are often the only glimses we get of time; either too much or too little. We seem compelled here at Blake to cram our lives full of activities. To be involved someway with the school is not enough. A sport, the play, Spectrum or Debate consume every free minute outside of the normal school day. Every minute is full with dates, places and names. As a result we emerge as spectacular people, well rounded, having a list of credentials far outweighing the average student’s. Yet valuable time is lost. As we rush from activity to activity we become programmed, little alarms ring to tell us when to go on. This thing called time is tricky to master. Our best bet lies in treating time with respect. Take time out of that busy schedule we call life. Endless opportunities lie before us to grasp moments of job, peace and happiness. At Blake one thing we all realize is how time flies, whether you’re having fun or not, it really cruises by. So we present to you this memory book to capture the good times, the funny times even the tough times at Blake during 1985 and 1986. Rest assured, plenty of time was devoted to this production. Time is valuable, it carefully molds lasting friendships, vivid memories, forces a laugh or maybe even tears. So take the time to look at Blake and to remember the time of your life!! Opening • 3 Bill Marton Shows Timeless Devotion To The Blake Schools Because of your enthusiasm, dedication, and genuine concern for the entire Blake community, the 86 Reflections staff sincerely dedicates this year's yearbook to you. You've gone beyond your commitment In the classroom to work for the benefit of others. The devotion that you have shown to the school is evident in the many ways that you've involved yourself in events and encouraged others to do so as well. Your abundant energy is easily received by others. Your devotion does not end with the final sigh of the academic year in June, but continues into the summer with Camp Acoma. Your immense interest in children and students makes you an outstanding director, advisor, and friend. Your valuable trust which each counselor and activity director wins, is forever cherished. Children laugh with you, flock to you, and even quake at your booming rendition of the Camp Acoma song. Extending your love and devoting your time to the Blake Schools is clearly shown in your flawless management of Camp Acoma. Your style in the dassroom is unique, not to mention effective. Freshmen are introduced to social studies through World Culture which becomes the base for all other courses offered. The individual attention and care you expend makes each student want to work and learn. American Culture for sophomores is charged with your ‘old war stories'. Three Wars and the advanced class Issues in American History offer juniors and seniors In depth views on difficult subjects. Your Incredible knowledge never ceases to amaze students. The dates pulled out of mid air, the names of old generals that come second nature to you add to the fun atmosphere of your classes. Will the second floor teachers ever become use to Marlon's voice echoing throughout the halls? We hope not. In addition to your dedication In the classroom, you have given much of your time to coaching which has been acknowledged by your admittance to the 25 Year Coaching Club. Those who you coached benefited from your dedication, humor and knowledge of the game. For years to come, your players will remember your enthusiasm and concern. So to you, Bill Marton, for the incredible amount of time, the smiles, and the memories you have given us during the past sixteen years, we thank you. 4 • Dedication Dedication • 5 Time After Time . . Blake Is The One! We never cease to demonstrate Blake’s unique ability to have a good time. Our sports teams are known to be tough competitiors to many other large public schools. Even though we are small, we seem to keep our position high on the list of excellence. The drama program has a reputation among other schools and social groups, as one of the best in the cities. The productions always deal with deep emotional issues, yet they are presented with a flair and professional aura. Each year brings incredible results from our debate and speech teams, often going as far as national tournaments. These teams have built a solid reputation throughout the state. These examples, however, exclude the real success of the Blake community: the remarkable students. The Blake student possesses a sort of energy that radiates wherever he or she may go, love for life that is rarely found these days. The maturity and respect shown to others also surprises many public insititutions the Blake school visits. As times change, these aspects of our personalities do not. That’s not to say every Blake student is the same, for we clearly are not. Each person contributes his own individual skills and talents to create the diverse atmosphere. With a Blake education behind us, we can only become better people, more caring, more understanding and more giving, as time goes by. 6 • Opening 1) Anne MacMillan. Laurie Fullerton, and Beth Hodder, are avid spectators at a football game. 2) Rouser, Josh Marrow, cheers on the football team 3) A crips autumn day Is enjoyed by juniors Neil Alsip and Peter Hoffman. 4) Cheerleaders Wendy Miller and Molly Menikhetm. along with the trusty. Blake Bear, unite, to excite the crowd. Opposite: 1) Freshmen. Robert Goldberg and Jim Bingham, take a rest before attending sports' practice. 2) Seniors Adam Frisch and Sara Weinberg, discuss their weekend plans. 3) Mike Krelitz contemplates his plan of action for the next play. 3 Blake Is The One! Opening • 7 Blake Talent Gets Rave Revues In terms of success, the 1985 Talent Revue was a sellout. Participation from singers, dancers, musicians and other entertainers made it an enjoyable evening for all. Regulars to the stage: Women's Chorus. Concert Choir, All That Jazz, Mixed Company, Men’s Glee Club and Blaker's Dozen performed with style. A note that hit home in the hearts of all present was the encore done by Blaker’s Dozen. “Teenager In Love”, with an outstanding solo by senior Eric Zeiss. Other acts included the popular Friends Forever title, performed by seniors Lisa Schmoker and Rachel Rubcnsteln. Three juniors lit up the stage with their outstanding singing performances. Joelle Purvis’ ability earned her a standing ovation for her rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow. The piano was graced with three distinct styles: Junior Matt Segal, Freshman Leif Simonson, and Sophomore Bill Colburn. The bands “Revelation’’ and the “Jazz Ensamble” livened up the evening. “Revelation” performed an original song, Over the Wall, written by Eric Priest. Standing in as the Blues Brothers, Freshmen Peter Weinberg and Robert Goldberg lip-synched their way to stardom. Three talented Freshmen topped themselves Into the hearts of many with their winning smiles and enthusiasm. Two successful attempts at humor were made by Nell Alsip and Dan Goldner, with Inventive skits while Brad Schultze amazed all with his juggling. Many thanks and congratulations to director Ginny Claessens and accompanist Com-poser Severin Behnen for a job well done. 1 The two Blue Biolhcrs Robert Goldberg end Peter Weinberg ham It up at the talent show. 2 Jak Ennemble play a new tunc. Opposite page. 1 Concert Choir end the � how with a bang. 2. Rachel Rubenstoin and Lisa Schmoker ore Friends Forever.” 3 The MC � added a little pizza 4 Glee Club put on the ritz 8 • Talent Show 1 Sophomore Sarah Slpktns shows ’em how It's done; an expert watersklier on Lake Owen. 2. Seniors Kathy Everly. Beth Hodder, Randall Barry and Sara Baker live it up over the summer at Jojo Mackay's house on Christmas Lake. 3. Senior Sue Shogren tries her hand at motherhood, baking cookies for Willie. 4. A bunch of sophomores get together to celebrate summer at Brooks Rankin’s cabin. 5. Seniors Lisa Schmoker and Sara Weinberg enjoy a relaxing dip in the pool before the hectic swim season begins. Opposite page; 1. Ted Anderson, senior, maintains the Blake spirit over the summer by working at Blake’s Camp Acoma. 2. After a hard August soccer practice, senior Adam Frisch. Junior Bill Studebaker and sophomore Brooks Crosby relax and watch their friends play football. 4 5 10 • Summer Time Flies When You’ Having Fun! Summer ’85 What could be better than having endless amounts of time on your hands? Nothing! Spending lazy days outside, under the warm sun. and of course working on your tan both constitute summer. That blissful state we all float around in for three homework free months ends all too soon. Yet time ia no part of summer, who ever wears a watch during July? Only those over ambitious people who prefer furthering their educations through jobs. To sacrifice those dreamy mornings by jumping out of cool sheets to get to work on time truley deserves recognition. The summer worker however, enjoys his or her free time more so than those who sleep until 2:00 p.m., catch the last part of General Hospital and then get ready for that nights party only to return home at 2:00 A M. (if at all). That’s what summertime is for-to-do only what you want to do. Those fortunate enough to travel experience peak seasons abroad as well as at home. How can you top mountain climbing snow covered ridges in Washington as your back to school theme on “What I did During Summer Vacation”? Summer maintains the Blakies sanity during those cold Minnesota months. When loaded down with homework, rehersals and meetings where does the mind wander to? Of course. Mid-afternoon at Lake Harriet in late June. The mind remembers tank tops, shorts, bathing suits-all of which seem non existent while agonizing through a Chemistry exam in January. The Blake student confesses his or her excitement to return to school in early September, not to start new classes, but to talk about, what else, their fabulous summer. Memories made during the summer seem much more vivid for some reason. Yes. time flies when your having fun. but oh. what fun you had! 2 Summer • 11 Blake’s “Ballad” Of Love This year’s fall production, “The Ballad of the Sad Cafe”, proved the strength and artistry of the theatre department at Blake, with a virtually flawless show that played to full houses for all of its three performances. All of the hard work and determination that the cast, crew, and director had put into the play showed as the audiences were treated to one of the most difficult pieces ever brought to the Blake stage. Anne Sundberg, as Miss Amelia, Ben Drus-kin, as Cousin Lymon, and Dan Monlck, as Marvin Macy, skillfully portrayed three characters. all of whom were subject to the condition of love”. David Priest, as Narrator, and Bernard Antoine, as Henry Macy. displayed similar talent as they contributed their share to the story. Under the exceptional direction of Jeanne Blake, the supporting cost gave equally strong performances, with a combination of experience and fresh, new talent including; Jay Pearson as Stumpy Macphall; Matt Segal as Merlie Ryan; Tad Quill as Rainey 1; Philip McCrea as Rainey 2; Kathy Everly as Emma Hale; Christian Nelson as Mrs. Peterson; Bill Studebaker as Horace Wells; Greg Ebel as Henry Ford Crimp; Scott Saliterman os Rosser Cline; Erie Priest as Hasty Malone; Bill Watson as Lou Williams; and Missy Randall as Henrietta Ford Crimp. Many of the cast held dual positions during the production, with Kathy Everly being Student Director, while Matt Segal, Eric Priest and Bill Watson demonstrated their musician-ship by forming a jug band. Rick Polenek created the set and designed the lights, which were run by Noreen Foster. Carter Reece, Wendy Helgemo and Erich Zeiss all put time in to help build the set, while Adam Frisch and Kathy Everly worked on publicity. The town is dreary. On August altcrnoons the road l� empty, white with dust, and the sky above is bright as glass Heat and wlenco. You might n� well walk down to the Fork Falls Road and watch the chain gang The twelve mortal men who arc together The Ballad of the Sad Cale the end.” 12 • Fall Play 5 Fall Play 13 Mlw Amelia and cousin Lyman short an intimate moment. Stumpy MacPhail brakes up a spat Marvin Macy dictates a letter to lib lovt. Miss Amelia and Marvin try to vvork their problems out. Tli narrator pauses to think things through The Jug band strikes up a tune. 1; 2. 3. 4 5. 6 The 1985 Homecoming week was a very special one for all Blake students. The slogan for the week was “Beat Them With The Bear Facts”, originated by senior Stephanie Bell. The festivities began with the traditional Wednesday night bonfire at the middle school. Skits were performed by the classes and athletic teams. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the homecoming royalty. Freshmen attendees were Wendy Jensen and Jake Ritchie, sophomores were Kristina Davenport and Chris Kahler, juniors were Anne Bokman and Stewart Crosby, seniors were Andy Kopstein and Beth Hodder. The king and queen were crowned as Steve Kahler and Sara Weinberg. Excitement and congratulations surrounded these people for the rest of the week. Sweatshirts and buttons were sold with a Blake bear on them drawn by senior Kevin Delany. Unfortunately the Bears were Defeated by Centennial in the football game but that didn’t dampen the intense spirit of the athletes and crowd. The Homecoming dance that evening of Friday October 7 proved Blake spirit to be in top condition. The band that played was A Few, and dance-goers partied to their terrific music. During the week, Blakies dressed up in clashed outfits, as famous people and the highlight of the week was Rambo Rambette day. The halls were filled with rough looking guys and girls who wore ripped clothes and bandanas around their heads. However, students were warned against carrying any implements of destruction. The week was rounded out by a very special pep fest. The whole school standing and singing Blake, Blake. Overall, despite the defeat, the 1985 Homecoming was full of spirit and good times. 14 • Homecoming Homecoming ‘85 1. The football team roughs it out against the chiefs. this page 1. Members of the victorious cross country team show their enthusiasm for Homecoming week. 2. Sophomore Chris Maxon. Brett Anderson, Rico Irnzary and Jason Leighton ham it up on Rambo day. Homecoming • 15 IF YOU'VE GOT THE TIME BLAKE IS THE PLACE Reflections Reflections this year was fantastic to say the least. Every Wednesday night found the hallways echoing with editors voices asking where the layouts for the deadline were. Besides the fact that the staff always found themselves behind schedule, it wouldn’t be fair to say they didn’t have fun. With all the people working on yearbook, the staff was blessed with a diverse range of personalities and talents. Saturday morning meetings were not the favorite but they were handled with superb music and food. A feeling of working directly for the school and its memories kept the yearbookers sane throughout the year. Editor Kathy Everly and Assistant Editors Anne Sundberg and Amy Segal kept spirits high and the meetings fun for all. Bruce Archibald as Faculty advisor also kept things under control with his easy going attitude. The final product is evidence enough that the Reflections staff had “one terrific time”. Front row B Studebaker. C. Firth. K. Morrison. S. Diamond. C. Headrick. A. Frisch, A. Sundberg. K. Everly. A Segal. A. Gabbert. G. Slade. Second row: C. Kahlcr, S. Gage. T. Geil. S. Jenson. R. Barry. A. Rosen. B. Hodder. T. Quill. J. Gray. A. Wallack. W. Jevne. S. Saliterman. T. Davenport. D. Schlampp. Third row: B. Brenden. S. Baker. N. Foster. S. Rosolf. J. Mackay, S. Bell. A Coulsan. R Bennett. K. Whitaker, A. Fried-berg. L. Hayes. M. Cohen. 3 2. The staff hard at work and Ram Pam he’ll crop just about anywhere! 3. Sometimes the rigors of yearbook are exhausting 18 • Reflections Spectrum The 1985-86 Spectrum staff tried to concentrate on putting out a paper that was not only pleasant to look at. but also informative to read. Led by Editor-in-Chief Brian Lucas. Associate Editor Sara Weinberg, and Faculty Advisor Daryl McAnnany, the entire staff worked hard to fill the paper with stories of interest to the entire school. They looked hard at school affairs and developed a ‘‘nose for news” that produced some very exciting stories. The staff learned to work together and help each other through meetings which often went well into the night. By putting in this extra effort, the ‘85-‘86 Spectrum staff was able to put out a top-notch paper. First row: G. Ebel. L. Schmoker. A. Kopstcin. D. Warner. S. Weinberg. B. Lucas. A. Jarvis. H. Lieberman. S. Shogran. Second row: J. Purvis. G. Levin. W Marx. Third row: D. Jackson. J. Crosby. M. Blum. A. Macmillan. K. Loken. B Antoine. E. Weinberg. M. Randall. B. Schultze. J Rosenberg, E. Berman. 2. Seniors Harold Lieberman and Dale Warner contemplate a scoop. 3. Advisor Darrel McAnnany expresses wit and knowledge through his guidance Spectrum • 19 Flash This year, Flash saw a number of changes, notably the production of two issues rather than three. There were over forty students involved in the first issue alone. Will Fisher became Flash’s literary advisor and Robert Teslow its artistic advisor. A large staff, pulled together to work quickly, efficiently, and thoughtfully to design the best magazine they could. It was a convenient year to change Flash because there were so many new staff members. Also included in Flash was a discount ticket to the NAHS winter dance and an example of the printmaking talent in the upper school. The changes this year were the beginning of improvements to Flash. Although the staff made trmendous headway, there will always be something that can be improved. Fortunately. this year’s staff was willing and anxious to work hard to create a better magazine. Bock row. C. Kerr. S. Perlman. L. Gray. S. Bell. K. Isaaman, A. Coulson. K. Delaney. Second row: S. Watson. W Helgamo. M. Reisman. M. Blum. S. Alvt, E. Berman. Bottom Row: Mr. Fisher. A. Schullze. N. Chapman, A. Segal. B. Antoine. G. Hetzler, J. Ursu 20 • Flash Forum The Blake Upper School Forum met each week on Tuesday mornings to discuss issues ranging from school dances to vandalism. One of our accomplishments was the reorganization of the schools extra curricular groups. We also worked on increasing school responsibility and school spirit during extra after school meetings. In short we strived for a better atmosphere at Blake both physically and socially. From row: Seth Pinsky. Dave Clark, Neil Aljlp. Joanne Ashdown. Dion Crushshon. Second row: Don Danielson. Richard Donaldson. Robert Goldberg. Bev James. Marlys Johnson. Patricia Strandness. Dave Priest. Forum • 21 Mixed Co. Concert Choir Mixed Company, led by Robin Bennett and Dale Warner, is a small, select vocal ensemble made up of juniors and seniors from the Concert Choir. Mixed Company is the only coeducational. small singing group at the Blake Schools, adding greatly to the music program. The performances this year ranged from traditional concerts and a madrigal dinner to a concert at Park Nursing Home and tour singing. The repertoire of the group is basically jazz, classical, and pop. Though Mixed Company was composed of almost all newcomers, it has had a very successful year. First row: B. Lucas. N. Chapman. B Hale. T. Gunderson. T Anderson. L. Schmoker Second row: B. Anderson. H Lieberman. B. Hodder. E. Cohen. R. Bennett. D. Warner. Creating, captivating, and charismatic are three words to describe the 1985-86 Concert Choir. Under the directions of Ginny Claessens, and Severin Behnen, this years choir has proved to be one of Blake’s strongest singing groups. Although the number of Choir members has dropped by almost half over the last years, it remains to be an overwhelming success. This year the choir elected to have it second Madrigal dinner, which was able to surpass the success of last years. The group featured delicate sounds at the Talent Revue and Spring Concert as well. Without a doubt, this year’s Concert Choir was the best that Blake has ever had. Front row: G. Claessens. B Anderson. L. Rasmussen. T. Gunderson. K Loken. S. Weinberg. L Schmoker. R. Bennett. D. Schlampp. Second Row: W. Nordstrom. R Rubenstein. B. James. B Brendcn, N. Chapman. A. Sundberg, B. Hodder. J. Purvis. J. Snyder. Third row: B. Hale. D. Goldner. B. Lucas, B Druskin. T. Anderson. D. Warner. C. Passi. S. Behnen. Fourth row: H. Lieberman. G. Ebel. A. Kopstcin. D. Preist. C. Roehrdanz. E. Cohen. S. Kahler. N. Alsip. Womens Chorus Glee Club The 1985 1986 Womens Chorus, composed of both old and new members from all four classes, had a very strong year. Increased size and incredible enthusiasm gave Chorus a dazzling beginning at the Talent Show. Performance in the Madrigal Dinner and the Spring Concert also provided an opportunity for a diverse cross section of music, entailing folk, Renaissance, and popular pieces. This years co-presidents were seniors Liz Rasmussen and Wendy Nordstrom. With the patience and encouragement of Ginny Claes-sens and Sevrin Behnen, the Womens Chorus had an exciting and rewarding year. Front row: A. Stott. D. Mastrandrea. W Nordstrom. K. Ellis. S. Bearson, K. Sandler. G. Claes-sens. Second Row: S. Behnen. H. Wooters, L. Hayes. K. Nilsson. L. Horton. R. Edmond. L. Snyder. T. Ossana. Third row: M. Mesna, C. Nelson. C. Geer. L. Rasmussen. D. Malmon. S. Olsen. J. Purvis. L.Gray. The 1985 86 Men’s Glee Club kept up the tradition of excellence in male voices established by past Glee Clubs. Directed by Ms. Virginia Claessens and Severin Behnen the Men’s Club perfected over ten complicated pieces and even found time to have fun. The highlight of the year was a trip to Madison, Wisconsin where they wowed everyone with their good looks and quality singing. The trip and it's intricascies were painstakingly planned by officers Dion Crushshon, Jon Ebel. Matt Segal. Mark Pihlstrom, Mike Blum and Eric Priest. Despite the loss of many experienced voices, the many strong freshmen and diehards Dave Priest and Ben Druskin more than filled the void. Front row: S. Behnen, A. Trow. E. Rosenberg. M Philstrom. C. Hirt, S. Schecter. B. Pflaum, B. Roger, G. Claessens. Second row: B. Druskin. M Cohen. J. Bingham. M. Hatfield. D Davis. D. Koenig, R. Goldberg. B. Watson. E. Priest. P Weinberg. Third row: J. Benon, J. Kllng. D. Crushshon. J. Lieghton, J Ebel. D. Bergerson. M. Blum. M. Segal. D. Benson. D. Priest. 23 Blaker’s Dozen All That Jazz The Dozen has had an amazing year. The sales alone from their cassette of the 1985 group really shows how much the group is respected and loved by the Blake community. The 1986 Dozen crew is every bit as successful as the Blakers of years past. A new lineup of songs as well as members, lead by David Priest, Dan Goldner, and Erich Zeiss, have proven just as effective, if not moreso, in demonstrating the group’s ability and talent range. They are always a pleasure to hear. Front row: M. Phllstrom, C. Passi. B. Watson. D. Goldner. M. Hatfied. Second row: D. Bergerson. D. Priest. M. Segal. B. Druskin. Third row: G. Ebcl. N. Alsip, M. Blum. All That Jazz, headed by Lisa Schmoker and Rachel Rubenstein, is a small women’s singing ensemble made up of freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. With the guiding hand of Ginny Claes-sens, Jazz performed wonderfully in the Talent Show. The group also sang beautifully at the second Madrigal dinner, in December, singing many acapella madrigals from the Renaissance era. Their performance in the Spring Concert was a perfect way to finish their year; they sang with a strong sense of energy and excitement. First row: L. Rasmussen. C. Nelson, T. Os-sana. S. Bearson. L. Horton. Second row: B. James. R. Rubenstein. L. Schmoker. J. Snyder, J. Pervis. D, Malmon. 24 Jazz Ensemble Fun Club The Jazz Ensemble, headed by Se-verin Behnen, has continued it’s strong start at Blake this year. The group; with only one returning senior, one new junior, and three new freshmen; performed at Blake concerts and at the St. Paul city concert this year. Jazz Ensemble’s future plans includes a music video, and a second Teddees album in the Spring, including all-new original recordings. M. CJd2«r. S. Behnen. P Weinberg, E. Priest. A Kopstein. J Srague. The Fun Committee is in its fifth year of existence and has been successful as ever this year in promoting enjoyable events outside of the school curriculum. Its president, Ed Cohen, vice president, Steve Kahler, and faculty advisor Clint Knudson perpetuated the now famous events. All Star Wrestling and the all school Slo-Pitch Soft-ball Tournament Extrodinare in the Spring. As usual, the events were well attended by all students because they offer the chance for people to meet in a more relaxed and casual atmosphere. All Fun Club activities are open to the school and Blake spirit has made this year’s Committee as FUN” AS EVER. Presidents- E Cohen S. Kahlcr And the cast of thousands. 25 Library Club Physics Club The Library club this year broadened its scope somewhat to give its members exposure to the greater world of information and libraries outside of Blake. The club made several field trips to exhibits, a publisher, and other libraries. Within the Blake library, club members helped with a variety of tasks need to help it run smoothly. B Sherfey, S. Shogren, N Chapman, C. Mac-Nabb, M Risman, K. Schwappach In addition to exploring Physics related properties within the school environment and the community, the Physics club has found time to have fun in the field of Physics. The Halleys comet parties were the highpoints of the club’s year. It provided an opportunity for students interested in Physics to explore the orbital system and the phenomenon that arrives once every 75 years. Presidents Scott Jensen and Andy Kopstein started the club and hope it will be continued in the coming years. Front row; T. Smullen, A Kopstein, R Barry. E. Cohen. Second row: D. Clark. A. Rosen. S. Kahler. D Priest. D Filonowich. Third row: G. Thatcher. M. Heithoff. T. Hayes. T. Geil Thespians Social Committee The Thespians had a fantastic year. With all the new members initiated the group proved to be a diverse arrangement of talent. Highlights of the year were the initiation party at the Women's Club on December 2. New and old members alike took an oath to sustain their membership in the club by helping on set crew, publicity or acting in a play. Doughnuts became the Thespian trademark and were sold every Wednesday morning. Blake theatre has always been credited with excellent performances and this year was no exception. Front row N. Chapman. B. Druskm, E Zeiss. M Segal. A Segal, B Antonio, J Pearson. B Wat son Second row E Priost. G Ebel. -J M.ick.iv. Mrs Blako. N Foster. S Baker. A Frisch Third row K Everly. D Priost. A Sundberg. Headed by Lynette Brooks and Blythe Brenden and faculty adviser Frank Sachs. The Blake Social Committee is made up of a group of dedicated students. The funtion of the Social Committee is to promote an exciting atmosphere outside of the normal school day. the duties of the Social Committee are: helping decorate dances, choosing bands, and publicing. Because of the large group, the memh -s are sub divided into sub-commit The Social Committee is a group that promotes participation by everyone. Heading the club were president. Kathy Everly. vice-president David Priest and secretary Anne Sundberg. the incredibly talented faculty advisor was Jeanne Blake. From Row T Orel. R Barry. M Frisch. G Shronls. L Mato Second Row S Boll. K Bremer, A Randall. K Loken. W Nordstrom. R Bennett. S. Baskin. G Thatcher. K Loken. W Nordstrom. R Bennett. S Baskm, G Thatcher. K Everly. M Hcithoff Third Row S Newhall, H Cans, M Forcier. T Davenport. K l.ipkin. C Nelson. A. Coulson. D Schlampp. B. Hodder. L Schmoker. S Greenberg. W Marx. E Zeiss. R Rubenstem. M Segal. .1 Ebil. T Telander. .1 Rosenberg Fourth Row C McQumn. D Wilson. B. Lucas. H Liberman. President B Brenden and L Brooks. S Shogren 27 Outing Club French Club The Blake Outing Club has become one of the school's most active and popular clubs. The purpose of the B.O.C. is to give students the opportunity to enjoy and get back to nature. The B.O.C., through the leadership of President Robin Bennett, Vice President Katie Loken. Treasurer R. Barry, and Faculty Advisor Ric Drill-Mellum. has successfully organized and led numerous weekend outings through out the school year. The outings include such activities as canoeing, cross-country skiing and biking. With such a large membership, the club is known for it’s ability to generate energy and enthusiasm for all events. President: R Bennett. Vice President: K Loken. Treasurer: R Barry. Junior Rep.: S. Dio-mond. Soph Rep.: B Crosby and a sampling of its members The French club “le Cercle de Blake is a new club this year and was formed by seniors Andrea Jarvis and Shannon Kennedy. Barbara Reynolds is the faculty advisor of the club. The purpose of the French club is to give Blake students a chance to speak French outside of the classroom as well as experiencing the French culture. Activities include: de gustations, french parties, and other cultural events. The club also benefitted from bringing in fluent French speaking people to participate in club activities which was perhaps of most value. Front row C. Johnson. S. Diamond, S. Rosoff Presidents. A. Jarvis S Kennedy. M Hcith off. B Antoine. D. Goldner, Second row: T Davenport. P McCrea. A Kopstein. S. Wein berg Third row B Studebaker. D Crushshon G Slade. K Morrison. C Nelson. L Hayes. C Johnson. J Herman. H. Cairns Fourth row: T Geil. S Pettit. C Headrick. B James. A Coul son. K Lipkm. S Kottke. M Keenan. A Phi! lips. R Barry. 28 Social Action NAHS The Social Action Committee's purpose is to inform students of happenings in the greater community and to encourage student involvement within that community. The committee sponsors bake sales to raise money for various organizations such as The United Way. The president of the SAC serves on the symposium committee. Key members of SAC were Molly Rus-maan, Dave Clark, Shevaun Watson. Missy Randall, vice president Wendy Helgamo and president Susan Sho-gren. Any student aware of community events were encouraged to ask the SAC to promote it. The goal of the Social Action Committee is to create among the students a desire to be more aware of community interest. Front row M Menikheim. D. Mastrandrea. M. Blum. Second row N. Chapman, L Peskay. M Randall. S. Shogran Third row: W. Helgemo, B Lucas. C. Thatcher. D Clark. A Phillips. The National Arts Honor Society is a group of highly motivated artists’. The purpose of the society is to raise funds’ for the benefit of the Arts department while increasing awareness of arts in the schcool and community. The society is a regular and mainstream supplier to the literary magazine, Flash. The Artists also organized and hosted the second annual theme dance and student Art show. In addition. the society fabricated and sold the homecoming sweatshirts and completed the hockey banner for Blake’s arena. Robert Teslow and Joanne Watson advised the society, with Sara Fitzmaurice, President. Front row: J. Wert. M. Reisman. N. Chapman. B Antoine. Second Row A Coulsan. K. Von Edeskuty. S Fitzmaurice. Mrs. Ashdown. K. Askrin. Third row: S. Bell. J Sander. K. Delaney, Mr. Teslow. M. Glazer. Philosophy Club International Cl. The Philisophy Club was one of several new organizations which entered the extracurricular world of Blake this year. Led by president Dale Warner and Faculty Advisor. Mr. Lee Wool-man. the club's major purpose this year was to give students a chance to meet outside of the school day and discuss topics of interest such as Hailey’s Comet and the concepts of Hedonism. Their schedule was highlighted by the arrival of a speaker who specialized in dream research and the most recent findings and beliefs behind the possible meanings of our dreams. The club looks forward to next year in hopes of expanding the program and increasing the number of members. President: D Warner and his group of thoughtful ones. The International Club's purpose is to inform the Blake community about foreign cultures. It does this by helping various ethnic groups in the Twin Cities, sponsoring culture related activities. and bringing speakers into the school. The 1985-86 International Club, with president Amy Bergquist. vice-president Missy Randall, faculty advisor Nelly Hewett, ran a successful clothing drive for Hmong refugees in the Twin Cities. The club members held several pot-luck dinners. In the Spring, many members went to the Festival of Nations. The International Club successfully explained its role in making Blake students more aware of foreign countries, their citizens, and the lives they lead. Front row M. Randall. A Bergquist. Second row: D Malmon. L Hubbard. L Hooks. Co. Schoenweter. S Strand, A Danhoff. S Shogran. M Mentkheim, K Morrison Third row: H. Piontck. S. Bearson. S. Watson. M Rcisman. I. Lewis. J Wooters. A Coulson. K Bremer. Mrs Blackburn. Fourth row: M Phil-strom. N Khabie. W Hclgemo. 30 Math Team M.C.C. The Math Team was formed last year to compete in the Tri-Metro Math League. The Math meets have proven to be exciting, with both individual and team events. In its second year the Blake Math Team has proven itself to be a very competitive force in the Tri-Metro Math League. Front row: J Wert. L. Brooks. P. McCrea. A Norris. M Crosby. Back row: Coach-B Archibald. A Bonne, J Kling not pictured C Passi. S. Rupp. A. Uspensky. The Minneapolis Cricket Club had another fine year. Led by Kevin Delaney the organization kept up it‘s traditional role: the school charity bank. Although the club had a slow start, many good events took place during the later part of the year. Of course, the infamous kissing elf cards were the highlight of the year once again. Front row: W. Nordstrom. K Delaney. B. Watson, Second row: J. Crosby. M. Menikheim. T. Davenport. S. Gage. R. Barry. S. Kahler. B. Studebaker. M. Segal. H. Lteberman. Third row: J. Rosenberg. T. Telandcr, M. Crosby. C Headrick. S. Pettit. B. Hodder. D Wilson. T. Geil. C Johnson. S Shogran. E. Weinberg. A. Rosen. B. Lucas. G. Ebel. Fourth row: L. Fullerton. E. Wallack. C. McQulnn. M. Blum. 31 Pep Club Zoology Club The Pep Club in its second year has had an extraordinarily fun year. PEP is an acronym for Psychadelic Enerege-tic Psychopaths. Its purpose, is to increase fan support and participation in Blake events. The only requirement to become a member is to be an energetic psychopath. Front row D. Clark. T. Smullen, A. Kopstein, E. Cohen. R. Barry. S. Gage. G. Thatcher. Second row: M Segal. A. Rosen. S. Kahler. D. Schlampp. D. Filonowich. Third row. C. Kahler. T Gell, D. Mathews. M. Heithoff. H. Lierber-man. T Hayes. E. Zeiss. The Zoology Club successfully continued its unusual Blake tradition of caring for the school’s Numerous “pets”. It’s members have the unique opportunity to learn about and care for the reptiles, birds and mammals that the club now owns. Gatspy, the school ferret, is still quite popular with students and crowds can always be seen gathering around the snake’s aquarium when a live mouse is offered to it as dinner. In all, the club has perpetuated the student’s interest in the animal world and has made the science wing one of the most entertaining areas in the entire school. Back row: T. Glcl, J. Birnbaum. Second row: C. Hirt. A. Allman. E. Zeiss. C.J. Shoenwater. W. Marx. R. Barry. G. Thatcher. Mr. Bartell. Bottom row: S. Schechter. B. Antoine. C. Mac-Nabb. S. Strand. K. Isaaman. Gadspi, M. Heithoff. S. Gage. M. Glasier. 32 Debate Team Quiz Bowl Debate this year had a good season. While past years were aimed at learning and growing, this year marked an abundance of people qualified for varsity competition. Both the varsity and J.V. did quite well this season. Coach Dawson said “We should send two teams to state and hopefully one to nationals.” Front row. D. Priest, A. Norris. A. Bergquist, J. Marrow. P. Hoffman. K. Isaaman. C. McNeff. H Kaplan. Second row: C. Boyle. A. Danoff, J. Lopez. B. Schultze, M Lazar, T. Morse, $. Alvi, M. Glazer. Third row: D. Crushshon, E. Berman. J. Dobrin. S. Rupp, S. Pinsky. The Blake Quiz Bowl team had another fun and highly successful year. Some of the year’s highlights included the television and radio matches, the summer Quiz bowl overnight, and the annual faculty-student match. The team’s success lies primarily with coach Clint Knudson and his three experienced regulars, seniors Arthur Philips and David Priest and junior Neil Alsip. Other fine performers included Dan Goldner, Amy Bergquist, Josh Marrow, and Ed Cohen. First row: A, Philips. F.. Cohen, J. Marrow. A. Bergquist. Second row: D. Priest. C. Knudson. J. Dobrin. J. Lopez Fencing Club The all new Fencing Club added a flash to the list of clubs at Blake. Under the supervision of experienced fencer Roberto Sobalvarro the club introduced the sport of fencing to a number of Blake students. The group met every Monday and Wednesday for two hour sessions. Through Roberto’s clear explanations and demonstrations the group picked up the art quite easily and many students began to show great promise. Although the competition was not too stiff the club practiced and perfected their fencing skills. A member of the Minnesota Sword Association, Arthur Phillips contributed his time to help the group. Phillips was the founder of the group and the motivating force behind its establishment at Blake. The large number of students involved in the club in it’s first year is a great sign that it will be alive and kicking for future fencers. Congratulations to the Fencing Club for it’s terrific first year. Touche! 1. Roberto Sobalvarro demonstrates his perfected technique. 2. The outrageous, fun loving fencing team. Madrigal Dinner In lieu of Blake’s traditional winter concert, the music department managed to put on the second annual Madrigal Dinner. Weeks of preparation and rehearsals led to the December 13 and 14 festivities. Under the leadership of Ginny Claessens, each singing group performed its own selections, with the three groups. Women’s Chorus, Men’s Glee Club, and Concert Choir combining for a truly grand finale. Banners led the guests into the Great Hall where they were serenaded by Blake’s small singing ensembles, including Mixed Company, All That Jazz, and Blaker’s Dozen. Guests drank the traditional wasail and nibbled on hor d’oeurves of fruit and cheese. The kitchen sacrificed many long hours in preparing the feast, an authentic English dinner which included roast beef as well as plum pudding. Organizers for this gala were Jan Sundberg, Mary Anderson, and Ilka Priest, along with many other mothers of participants, who did everything from planning the menu to helping with reservations; their efforts enhanced the total effect of the evening. With the Madrigal Dinner, the music department managed to mix traditional music, food and decor in creating a memorable evening for all. 1. Concert Choir closes the program with Ding Dong Merily on High . 2. Mike Hatfield perfected his begging skills for this role. 3. Joelle Purvis serves plum pudding to the king and queen. 2 Madrigal Dinner • 35 TIME IS ON OUR SIDE! Young Team Impresses All THE MENS’ SOCCER TEAM The Mens’ Varsity Soccer team had a very successful season, finishing second in its division. The team was young and inexperienced, with only seven returning lettermen. However, under the leadership of co-captains Randall Barry and Brian Lucas, the team pulled together and combined veteran talent with rookie determination to upset rivals such as Benilde and Breck in close 1-0 matches. The team had a strong start, receiving a 4th place ranking in state early in the season. The team concluded an exciting fall with a final ranking of 15th in state. Chris Headrick, Scott Jensen, and Jon Sander were recognized with All-Conference honors, and Mark Heithoff and D Jackson were honorable mentions. With 12 returning members, the team has high expectations for next year. Blake v Delano 61 St. Bernards 90 SPA 22 Hill Murray 10 St Thomas 10 Holy Angels 12 ‘Benilde 00 Minnehaha 0 1 Shattuck 2 1 OT Region V Playoffs Benilde 10 Sudden Death Breck 02 Homecoming game 1) -Men's Varsity Soccer Front Row: G. Hetzler, B. Lucascpt., R. Barrycpt.. J. Sander Middle Row: S. Jensen. T. Quill, D. Jackson. M. Heitoff, C. Headrick, B. Studebaker. P. McCrea, D. Wilson Back Row: C. Beal. C. Firth. J. Kling. C. Andrews. B. Crosby. E. Larsen. M. Peterson. Coach Seel, not pictured: A. Frisch 2) Junior Chris Headrick avoids an oncoming attacker 3) Sparky plans a second half attack. 4) Senior. Mark Heithoff carries the ball once again. 5) Senior keeper Scott Jensen gives the ball a hefty boot. 2 38 • Boys Soccer Boys Soccer • 39 Football Shows Determination 6tv0fU0 The Blake Football Team’s record was not an accurate indication of how well the team played. Due to the rigorous schedule of games, the team was less successful than it could have been. Exceptional individual performances were provided by seniors Dave Clark, who was second in the conference in rushing, and Charles Roehrdanz, who was second in the conference in receiving. Junior Steve Pettit also ranked highly in the conference in passing. Co-Captains Tom Giel and Ed Cohen provided excellent leadership and received All-Conference Honorable Mentions. Others who received All-Conference Honorable Mentions were seniors Charles Roehrdanz, David Clark, and Todd Hayes, junior Steve Pettit and sophomore Gordy Aamoth. Receiving All-Conference honors were seniors Mike Krelitz and John Berg-quist. Blake 27 SPA 0 Blake ( St Anthony 24 Blake 3 Farmington (� Blake 14 Cannon Falls 18 Blakc 8 Brooklyn Center 34 Blake 20 Mahtomedi 41 Blake 20 Minnehaha 13 Blake ( Centennial 34 Regions 27 Blake 7 Watertown Mayer VARSITY FOOTBALL 1) Senior cocaptain Tommy Giel and sophomore Gordy Aamoth practice their victory celebration. 2) First Row-B. Antoine. M. Glassberg, B. Watson. B. Druskin, D. Crushshon. J. Noble. S. Green. B. Piper. Second Row-C McQuinn, J. Stott, J. Boufford-coach. C. Goldenberg, T. Hayes. M Segal. C. Kahtcr. D. Clark. C Roehrdanz. C. Johnson. K. Cook. J. Berman-manager. Third Row-H. Lucas-Asst. Coach. F. Sachs-Asst. Coach. B. James-managcr. J. Rien-Asst. Coach. B Anderson. B. Cousins. E. Cohen-Capt.. J. Bergquist. D. Phillips. S. Pettit. M. Krelitz. S. Kahler. H. Lieber-man. M. Townley, C. Maxson, M. Crosby. T. Giel,-Capt.. G. Aamoth. 3) The Bears square off against Cenntennial in the Homecoming game. 4) Senior Mike Krelitz watches the game as he takes a breather. 5) Junior quarterback Steve Pettit reviews a play and tries to psyche the team up. 6) Senior co-captain Ed Cohen takes a well deserved break. Football • 41 Born To Run The 1985 Boys' and Girls’ Cross Country Running team were once again powerful forces in the Tri-Metro Conference. Led by captains Dale Warner and Dan Goldner, and fleet-footed freshman Eric Bearse the team raced to a third place finish in conference competition. Ben Hale and Gavin Bart each turned in impressive times at the end of the season proving that consistency pays off. The Girls’ team had a fantastic season this year led by captain Ann Bokman and juniors Valerie Valene and Cindy Baszuki. The team advanced to regions, where Ann took fourth place. Jessica Rosenberg had a fine year on Varsity until knee problems forced her to retire, but sophomore Sarah Sipkins filled her place and ran very well. This exciting season was capped with Ann Bokman’s 9th place finish at state. MEN WOMEN Blake vs SPA 16 17 15 50 Montgomery Invitational 2nd 10th Rockford Invitational 1st 4th Holy Angels 7th 7th Conference a 1 3rd 5th Princeton Invitational ilth incomplete Conference � 2 3rd 5th Conference “3 2nd 5th Swam Invitational 8th incomplete Conference a4 2nd 5th Conference score overall 3rd 5th Districts 1st 3rd Regional 5th 10th 1) Junior star Ann Bokman trains hard for the state meet. 2) Bottom row: M. Speidcl, S. Sipkins. A. Bokman. V. Valene. L. Horton. K. von Edeskuty. Middle row: J. Rosenberg. L. Simonson, D. Goldner. T. Hartman. E. Bearse. Top row: R. von Edeskuty. G. Lee-coach. G. Bart, N. Alsip, D. Warner. C. Schaud. B. Schulze. D. Neuman. J. Ebel. G. Thatcher. T. Pitman-coach. 3) Junior Brad Schultze goes all out for the finish line. 4) Coach Lee and the girls’ team have a moment of quiet preparation before a meet. 5) Junior Gavin Bart eyes the opposition as he stretches out before a meet. 42 • Cross-Country Cross-Country • 43 1. First row: H. Cairns, K. Jackson. K. Kerr. A. Segal-captain. S. Cohen. A Gabbert. C. Boos Second row: J. Hatch-coach. K. Morrison-Assistant Coach. L. Nelson, M. Forcier. A. Jarvis. J. Mackay-captain, W. Nelson, W. Jevne 2. Sophomore Hillary Cairns returns a backhand deep into the opposition's court. 3. Junior Wendy Nelson muscles a top-spin ground stroke with percision. 4. Senior co-captain. Jojo Mackay. concentrates for an up coming service return. 5. Senior captain Amy Segal anticipates her opponents return. 1 44 • Girls Tennis Girls Excel To Third In AA The 1985 Girls’ Tennis Team was worthy of their accomplishments in conference, regional and state competition. Undefeated in conference play, and posting a 15-2 overall record, the team endured only two losses, both to Edina. Eight team members received All-Conference honors, including sophomores Kate Jackson and Hilary Cairns; juniors Wendy Nelson, Libby Nelson, Annie Gabbert and Michelle Forcier; and senior Co-Captains JoJo Mackay and Amy Segal. The team finished its season by placing third in state team competition, losing a close semi-final match to Edina. In state individual play, Libby Nelson received third place in singles, and JoJo Mackay and Hilary Carins teamed up to take second place in doubles. Experience and depth benefited the team’s performance, and “Hatch’s Batch , through the encouragement and positive attitude of their devoted coach John Hatch, was able to attain the goals that it set out to achieve. Blake v Breck 70 70 Farmington 70 Cannon Falls 70 Kennedy 70 Centennial 70 Brooklyn Center 70 Edina 16 Mahtomedi 70 SPA 70 Minnehaha 7-0 White Bear Lake 52 Region Blake v. Benilde 70 7-0 Park Center 70 Osseo 70 Wendy Nelson-Region Champion singles Libby Nelson Runner up singles 1 JoJo Mackay Hilary Cairns Region Champions 1 doubles Annie Gabbert Kale Jackson Runner up dou- 1 bles State Blake 7 Duluth East 0. Blake 1 Edina 6 Girls Tennis • 45 Women Have Best Season Ever The Women’s Varsity Soccer team had its strongest and most impressive season ever. Although it was the smallest team in recent history, with only 16 players, the team was able to prove its determination and skill by finishing its regular season with a very strong record and a ranking of 17th in state. When goalie Katie Lipkin was injured, sophomore Amy Randall was promoted from J.V. to take over her position as goalie. The team lost its 1st region game in a close 1-0 match against rival Minnehaha, which concluded an exciting season. Under tri-captains Kathy Everly, Beth Hodder, and Anne Sundberg, the team gained experience as they defeated strong teams, such as Breck and S.P.A. in close overtime games. Beth Hodder, Noreen Foster, and Stephanie Bell received allconference honors, and Wendy Jensen was Honorable Mention. Under new captains, Laure Fullerton, Arika Waliack, and Anne MacMillan, the team hopes to continue its tradition of excellence next year. Blake v Minnehaha 1 4 Roosevelt 3 2 OT Hill Murray 09 SPA 3 2 OT Breck 2 1 OT Visitation 00 Derham Hall 20 Rochester 32 Breck 20 SPA 2 1 Visitation 30 Minnehaha 02 Derham Hall 30 Region Playoffs Minnehaha 0 1 Homecoming game 1) THE WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM Back row. A. Coulson. A. Randall. L. Fullerton, S. Bell. K. Lipkin. B. Hodder-cpt., S. Baker. B. Brenden. H. Koenigcoach. Front row: A. MacMillan. A. Waliack, W. Jensen, K. Forbes. J. Crosby. K. Everlycpt.. N. Foster. A. Sunbergcpt. 2) Senior captain Beth Hodder. setting up a slide tackle. 3) Junior Laure Fullerton gives it her all. 4) Sophomore Amy Randall and coach Koenig contemplate the game plan. 5) Junior Jenny Crosby tosses a throw-ln to the far post. 46 • Girls Soccer Girls Soccer • 47 48 • Girls Swimming Swimmers Win Region Halfway through the summer, twenty-nine girls surrendered their souls to the physically and mentally tiring sport of swimming. The 1985 Girls Swimming and Diving team didn’t make a splash until the beginning of September. Dry land, a physically painful experience, brought the team together even before the season began. The first swim meet, against S.P.A., was a success. Tri-captains Beth Anderson, Lisa Schmoker, and Sara Weinberg led the team through an enthusiastic season. Many meets were left up to the last relay, depending only on spirit. Though they lost many meets by three points or less, the girls stuck together and pulled off a victorious Section 5a meet. Qualifying for state individually were Toni Telander and Nicole Boardman. Qualifying in the 200 medley relay were Toni Telander, Beth Anderson, Sara Weinberg, and Nicole Boardman. In the 400 freestyle relay. Marta Cohen, Lisa Hubbard, Nicole Boardman, and freshman Kristen Whitaker qualified. This year’s team’s dedication combined with Jim Carl, Bruce Hunstad, and Molly McGlynn’s expertise, helped the girls come out on top. GIRLS- SWIMMING SPA OS ( 8 St Anlhonv S3 86 Washburn 00 74 Eden Prairie 84 85 Rochester Mnvo 86 83 Si Cloud Tech � 0 103 Minnetonka 84 87 Breck 4033 Richfield 25 58 Regional) 1st Conference 4th Slate 10th 1) Junior Georgie Slade thinks through her next race. 2) First row: B. Anderson, S. Weinberg. L. Schmoker. Second row: L. Pcskay. L. Gilmore. M. Zurek. L. Hayes. D. Mastranrea, K. Whittaker. Third row: K. Bremer, R. Edmond, K. Johanson, J. Herman. H. Piontak. Fourth row: S. Kenncdymanager, B. Ellis. S. Wittenbol, L. Hubbard, G. Slade, T. Gunderson. Fifth row: L. Brooks. K. Utter, S. Bcarson. 3) The team gathers together to cheer on a fellow member. 4) Senior Sara Weinberg exemplifies true hard work in practice. 5 5} In the midst of a dive, senior Tri-captain Lisa Schmoker poses for a photo. Girls Swimming • 49 Confidence Gained Through Experience Led by head coach Sarah Dahlgren, assistant coach Pam Brandenberg, and senior captain Janna Koenig, the 1985 Varsity Volleyball team started the season with high hopes and enthusiasm. With only two returning Varsity players and new coaching, it was to be a rebuilding year. Two of last year’s strongest J.V. players, one new junior, and five freshmen joined the two returning lettermen to make up a relatively young team. The team spent the early part of the season building skills and learning team unity. Everyone quickly learned that Volleyball is a team sport and that every member is a vital asset. The team voted Liz Holtz most dedicated and Sarah Kottke most improved. Janna Koenig received all conference and was voted M.V.P. Although the scores didn’t show it, everyone improved a great deal and learned what playing a team sport was about. 50 • Girls Volleyball Bloke ()pponenl 716. 16. 16 b : I6 6 16. 10 16 0 16 615 ‘M6 121$ 6 15 1 16 S 16 16. 216. 15 . II 15 0 16 14 16 16 1 16 1.6. 125 10 15 4 1.6 215 15.0 16 11 16 15 10 . 1.6 10 1.6 215 10 15. 0 1.6. 1015 15 7 15 4 5 Regions 715 5 16 916 SIM Brooklyn enter DeloSolle Si Anthony Holy Angels Farmington Cannon Falls I. MS Central Visitation Mahtomedi Mmneh.d'.i Brock 1) Senior Amy Berquist gives the team a pep talk. 2) Senior captain Jana Koenig prepares for an oncoming set. 3) Freshman Sarah Kottke grabs a quick drink between games. 4) Back row: A. Berquist. J. Koenig-cpt., S. Dahlgren-coach. L. Holtz. M. Mesna. Front row. S Kottke. M. Keenan, K. Isaaman. C. Mac-Nabb 5) Junior Liz Holtz sets up a spike for senior Amy Berquist. 4 Girls Volleyball • 51 Cheerleaders Create Enthusiasm Fall Cheerleading The Fall cheerleaders had a very busy season this year, starting with practices in the Summer and ending with games in October. There were 11 seniors, 1 sophomore and 2 freshman this year, with a new addition of 2 male cheerleaders Josh Marrow and Erich Zeiss. Throughout the season the captains Katie Loken and Wendy Nordstrom alternated cheering squads for either boys or girls soccer, combining the 2 squads at the end of each week to cheer for a football game. Keeping up the tradition during Homecoming week, the cheerleaders were constantly busy by holding pepfests for all three campuses, cheering at the bonfire and making signs, all done to bring the school spirit up. Whether it was raining and cold at the girls soccer games or hot and sunny for the football games, the cheerleaders showed up in high spirits setting the crowd going with such cheers as “the llama and “have you got that spirit?” Fall Cheerleading 1. ) Bottom row: A. Friedberg, W. Nordstrom. S. Greenberg. B. Pesek, K. Loken. Top row: R. Bennet, W. Miller. J. Marrow. D. Schlamp. T. Oassana. 2. ) Spirit bunnies jump to the Blake Bear’s beat. 3. ) Cheerleaders give the crowd a Blake Bear greeting. 4. ) Dori Schlamp and Wendy Miller show strong companionship and togetherness during the strenuous fall season. 5.) Cheerleaders cannot understand how Blake can be down 28-0, despite their enthusiastic cheering. 2 52 • Cheerleading ______. FRESHMEN SOCCER Freshman Boys Soccer 1st Row: K. Amid, P. Niemann, S. Penski, M. Wicoloff, J. Ritchie, P. J. Saliterman, J. Sprague, D. Cambell, D. Tandon, M. Silver-son 2nd Row: L. Harrison, C. Hirt, E. Rosenberg, P. Lee, M. Kronick, D. Delaria, C. Mortenson, P. Kaplan, D. Hoyt, C. Boyle, K. Daly, J. Rviz 3rd Row: G. Crosby, J. Gorlinsky, A. Brodsky, R. Lange, G. Wilson, B. Shogren, J. Quaintance, D. Davis, D. Steen, John Saint James coach-Paul Sinclair SOPHOMORE SOCCER Sophomore Boys Soccer 1st Row: T. Shobowale, S. Vilasera, J. Kingston, D. Mathews, K. Ritchie, M. Pihl-strom, D. MacMillan, P. Koenig, C. Lo, R. Donaldson, J. Ursv 2nd Row: C. Risher, J. Watson, S. Nielson, S. Marvin. D. Bergerson, Craig Schilling-coach, B. Charette, J. Moulton, B. Cambell, W. Khabie J.V. BOYS SOCCER Junior Varsity Boys Soccer 1st Row: M. Eggemeyer, S. Rosoff, S. Saliterman, W. Marx, M. Anderson, J. Prass, A. Oszustowicz, C. Passi 2nd Row: P. Arens coach, S. Crosby, G. Bittle, A. Uspensky, G. Ebel, A. Lein, B. Neuman, E. Berman, J. Lopez 54 • J.V. Fall Sports J.V. GIRLS SOCCER Junior Varsity Girls Soccer 1st Row: A. Prass, J. Kriz, S. Baskin, S. Strand, E. Lieberman, K. Nilsson 2nd Row: K. Ellis, T. Williams. A. Williams, A. Danoff, J. Snyder J.V. VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity Volleyball 1st Row: S. Kottke, K. Obermeyer, S. Loeffler, N. Gelperin, O. Mohajeri 2nd Row: M. Keenan, K. Waldron, V. Swar-ovski, J. Grandy, coach-P. Brandemberg. J.V. TENNIS Junior Varsity Girls Tennis 1st Row: V. White, C. McCrea, K. Shannon, S. Newhall, P. Savoie, E. Jones 2nd Row: Mary Hartfiel-coach, L. Schnieder, A. Stott, C. Geer, L. Ritchie, S. Keenan, S. Perlman, S. Gumucio J.V. Fall Sports • 55 Year Of Tops And Stops The 1985-86 Varsity Hockey did not do as well as they had expected. The team was plagued with the flu and injuries and thus making it difficult for the team to gel as a single unit. The team had only five seniors and four juniors while the rest of the team was represented by the sophomore class. The team posted wins again this year against rivals Breck and SPA 2-1 and 5-3 respectively. The team was led by seniors Scott Jensen and captain Randall Barry, affectionately known as the Senior Schisms. Many others also turned in strong performances. The team was recognized as one of the top teams in state by a 4 seed in Region 5. The team has high hopes for next year because they will only lose five seniors to graduation. BLAKE vs. Jefferson 1-6 vs. Brady 10-1 vs. Eden Prairie 65 vs. Willmar 7 4 vs. Wayzata 9-3 vs. Orono 7-2 vs. Breck 2-1 vs. St Thomas 0-7 vs. SPA 53 vs. Centennial 6-3 vs. St Anthony 60 vs. Farmington 5-3 vs. Minnehaha 2-7 vs. Mahtomedi 45 vs. Centennial 4-5 vs. St. Anthony 7-2 vs. Farmington 73 vs. Minnehaha 9-3 vs. Park Center 65 vs. Mahtomedi 64 1. Bottom row (I to r) manager L. Hubbard, B. Wauon, M. Helthoff, captain R. Barry, S. Jensen, S. Gage. S. Green. Middle row: coach R. Anderson, C. Kahler, M. Townley, C. Headrick. B. Studebaker. G. Aamoth, C. Maxon. J. Leighton, coach R. Drill-Mellum. Top row: L. Selstad. B. Neuman. E. Larsen, D. Wilson. C. Cassidy. T. Smullen 2. Senior Scott Jensen goes for the goal. 3. Senior captain Randall Barry sidesteps disaster. 4. Senior captain Randall Barry eyes the opposition. 5. Senior Todd Smullen releases the cracken. 6. Sophomore Chris Kahler feeds for a goal. 7. Senior captain Randall Barry encourages sophomore Gordy Aamoth and junior D. Jackson to fight on. 56 • Hockey s 6 Hockey • 57 Basketball Shoots With High Hopes The Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team started its season out with a highly emotional victory over longtime rival, Brooklyn Center. They then moved on to take third in the Rockford Tournament over winter break by beating Silver Lake and Mpls. Lutheran. The team was led by senior co-captains Tom Giel and Harold Lieberman, and a strong performance was turned in by junior Mickey Moore. The team rebounded off a dismal season to turn in a Snowdaze victory over Cannon Falls. The team expecting a strong season next year since our J.V. finished with a 19-1 record, best ever for Blake J.V. The most important part of the season was the single motto, “Have Fun”. Bl.AKE vs. SPA loss vs. Breck loss vs. Brooklyn Center won vs. St Anthony loss vs. Concorde loss vs. Farmington loss Rockford Tournament 3rd vs. Cannon Falls loss vs. Centennial loss vs. Mahtomedi loss vs. Minnehaha loss vs. Brooklyn Center loss vs. St Anthony loss vs. Farmington loss vs. Cannon Falls won vs. Centennial loss vs. Mahtomedi loss vs. Minnehaha loss vs. De La Salle loss BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1) captain-T. G� el. C. McNeff, B Lucas. M. Moore. E. Weinberg, E. Zeiss. capiain-H Leiberman. A. Kop-stein. C.J. Schoenwetter. 2) Seniors Tom G el and Andy Kopstein catch their breaths during a time out. 3) Senior Andy Kopstein warms up with some sharp passing before a game. 4) Junior Mickey Moore skies for two. 5) Senior Eric Weinberg gets his guard's attention 6) The team reviews the game plan between quarters. 7) Senior captain Tom Giel drives hard for the lay up. 3 58 • Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Basketball • J Cager’s Shoot And Score The 1985-86 Girls Basketball Team had a good season considering the circumstances. Many injuries and the teams inexperience put a damper on the successful season they had hoped for. What the team lacked in experience, new coach Deb Hunter made up for in coaching expertise. Key wins at home, such as their 46-43 victory over Cannon Falls and enthusiastic fan support helped keep spirits high. Although captain Beth Hodder was out because of a knee injury, she bravely led the team from the stands. The team learned a lot over their rocky season and is looking forward to a great 1986-87 season. BLAKE vs. St Anthony won vs. Farmington loss vs. Brooklyn Center loss vs. Centennial loss vs. Cannon Falls won vs. Mahtomedi loss vs. Minnehaha loss vs. Breck Tournament 2nd vs. St Anthony loss vs. Farmington loss vs. Brooklyn Center loss vs. Centennial loss vs Cannon Falls won vs. Mahtomedi loss vs. Minnehaha loss 60 • Girls Basketball 1 Bottom row; S. Hawkinson, T Gunderson, W Nelson, E. Jones, W Jensen. Top row; T Williams, W. Jevne, J. Nash, captain B. Hodder. C. Nelson, coach D. Hunter 2. Junior Tawnia Gunderson out maneuvers the opposition. 3 Junior Wendy Nelson prepares for a freethrow. 4. Junior Wendy Jevne and senior Beth Hodder-true basketball buds. 5. Senior captain Beth Hodder concentrates on the basket. 6. Junior Wendy Nelson drives for two points. Girls Basketball • 61 Skiers Live On The Racing Edge Alpine Ski Team The 1985-1986 Blake Alpine Ski Team, under the coaching of Bob Teslow, Dave Carlson and Doug Arnolt, had one of the most successful seasons in many years. Starting in a new conference, both teams did quite well; the boys finishing 91 and the girls 7-3. The boys team placed very high at the Welch Village Invitational, while the girls placed well at the Wild Mt. Invitational. The teams were led by Allconference captains Adam Frisch and Sarah Strand along with All-conference team members; Stewart Crosby, Philip McCrea, Cassie McCrea and Amy Randall. The boys team’s highlights were winning their Section meet and qualifying for State as a team and sending Adam Frisch and Stewart Crosby as individuals. The girls team’s highlights were victories over rivals S.P.A. and Minnehaha. Boys Girls B1 AK1 vs Breck 29 26 29 26 vs Stillwater 29 26 7 48 vs Park Woodbury 33 22 20 35 vs Mill Murray 39 16 35 20 vs Mounds Park S2 3 423 vs Minnehaha 29 26 33 22 vs Hastings 29 26 29 26 vs Moundsvtew 23 32 24 31 vs SPA 41 14 42 13 vs Irondule 32 23 36 19 1 1st row: K. Cook. A Randall, captain A Frisch, captain S. Strand. C. McCrea. S Newhall, R. Lund 2nd row: G Crosby, M Crosby. B. Crosby. A Oszustowici, S. Crosby. G. Levin, W, Miller. S. Saliterman. A Sundberg. Not pictured: P McCrea. V. White. C. Andrews. S. Baskin, C. Whitehead. D Mastrandrea 2 Senior captain Adam Frisch makes a smooth transition to the next gate. 3. Junior captain Sarah Strand skis her way to a victory. 4 Senior captain Adam Frisch and junior Phillip McCrea celebrate a one-two finish. 5. Sophomore Brooks Crosby caught in action on the way to a stellar run. 6 Junior Phillip McCrea executes another round turn. 2 3 62 • Alpine Skiing Alpine Skiing • 63 mm Gymnasts Spring To The Occasion Although the gymnastics team was relatively young this year, with only two seniors and one junior, the meet scores, however continued to improve as people gained experience. The team had two new coaches, Cyndi Russeth and Bufie Trollen, who unified the team with their enthusiasm and energy. Injuries and the loss of sophomore Cindy Boos set the team back temporarily but by regions it was at full strength. Blake gymnastics should continue to improve over the next few years as the underclassmen develop their skills. 3 64 • Gymnastics 5 BLAKE vs. Brooklyn Center loss vs. Mahtomedi loss vs. Centennial loss vs Farmington loss vs. St. Anthony loss vs. SPA win vs. Farmington Invitational 6th 1. Bottom row: coach B. Trollen, M Keon. L. Gilmer. J. Nercnberg, L. Hayes. M Mastbaum. Top row: coach C. Russeth. C. Boos. K. Loken. B. Ellis. L. Ritchie, managers B. James and K. Nilsson 2. Team discusses tactics for the upcoming meet. 3. Sophomore Cindy Boos rolls through a routine. 4. Sophomore Lissa Ritchie flies high above the uneven bars. 5. Sophomore Cindy Boos warms up for a big meet. 6. Senior captain Katie Loken shows some spunk. Gymnastics • 65 CC Skiers Stay On Track « The 1985-86 Cross Country Ski Team had a banner year turning in performances that have been totally unprecedented in years past. The Men’s team, led by senior captain Dale Warner and juniors Kevin Kelly, Ben Hale, and Gavin Bart, had one of its best meet records ever, and finished 2nd at the region meet. Solid performances by the entire team contributed to an amazing season. This year was intended to be one for rebuilding the women’s team, but superb performances by captain Beth Anderson and junior Ann Bokman made the team a powerful force in the conference. Bokman won the region and Anderson finished sixth leading the team to a third place finish in the region. Blake’s only representative in the state meet this year was Ann Bokman who placed 4th. With the new skating technique Tammy Pit-mon and Ted Hale created, a team that slashed times right and left, established itself as a dominant force in the region. BOYS GIRLS BIAKI vs Kennedy 35 20 25.30 vs Winona 32 23 20 35 vs Lakeville 31 24 17 37 v% Eden Prairie 40 15 23 32 vs Burnsville 27 2X 19.30 vs Winona 25 30 17 38 vs Washburn 23 30 25 30 l:akon Invitational 3rd 3rd vs Breck 15 0 Kill vs Way ata 3 19 2035 vs SPA .35 20 23 32 Hopkins Relays Team i 1 12th II 53rd 40th Sections 2nd 3rd State Meet Ann Bokman 4th Cross Country Ski Team 1. Standing: B. Hale, G. Bart, J. Ebel. W. Marx. Coach; Mr. Hale. D. Newman, A. Bonne, G. Bittle. L. Horton. K. Kane. Seated: D. Warner. A. Bokman. D. Malmon. B. Anderson. K. von Edeskuty, K. Loken. Not Pictured: J. Tclandcr. D. Laumbach. K. Kelly, Coach: T, Pitmon. 2. Mr. Hale pauses to watch the teams progress. 3. Junior Dale Newman practices for up coming races. 4. Junior Debbie Malmon celebrates her teams victory. 66 • Cross Country Skiing Cross Country Skiing 67 Swimmers Add A New Dimensior BOYS’ SWIMMING The 1985-86 Boys’ Swimming team worked very hard and swam well throughout the season. However, their efforts were frustrating in terms of their overall record. The team added a new twist to their season with the introduction of a water polo team. They had outstanding performances in their two victories over Breck and Eden Prairie. These victories gave the team the added enthusiasm that it needed. Their diligent work finally paid off in the end of the season when they sent four members of the team to the State tournament. David Priest competed in the 200 free, Ed Cohen in the 100 fly, and Priest, Cohen. Lang Hunt, and Derek Hayes swam together in the 400 relay. BLAKE vs. Breck loss vs Highland Park loss vs. Osseo loss vs. St. Thomas loss vs Northfield loss vs. Mankato East loss WATER POLO vs. Breck win vs. Eden Prairie win MEN'S SWIMMING 1) Bottom row: manager-S. Wlttncbcl, R. Mann. L. Hunt. D. Hayes, D. Priest, E. Cohen, A. Lund-qulst. Top row: manager-L. Peskay, coach-J. Carl, J. B-ergqulst, T. Hayes. E. Priest. M. Phil-strom. 2) Senior captain Ed Cohen blocks the goalie's throw-out in an intense water polo match. 3) Sophomore Brett Anderson barely misses the save. 4) Sophomore Mark Phllstrom focuses moments before the beginning of a big race. 5) Junior Josh Wert pushes hard in the last lap. 6) The team enjoys a crazy moment. 68 • Boys Swimming Boys Swimming • 69 We Say Number. . . You Say One! The Hockey Cheerleading squad sought to promote school spirit and support Blake Hockey by rooting on the Bears and encouraging fan participation. The cheerleaders decorated the halls with a variety of posters, to inform fans of upcoming games and to get the players psyched for conference and non-conference games. Some new cheers and chants were performed both on and off the ice, and the traditional “Blake Spirit” and “Circle Cheer were a part of the cheerleading routines. The cheerleaders were on the squad and represented the freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. I Front row (1 to r) D. Schlampp. K. Jackson, captain A. Segal. Back row: M. Cohen, M. Mesna, A. Friedberg, B. Brendon. A. MacMillan 2. The cheerleaders react to the crowds enthusi- asm. 70 • Cheerleading Cheerleading • « 72 • The Blake-Breck wrestling team didn’t have the most successful year In terms of their overall record; however, they placed a strong 4th in the conference tournament. Coach Frank Sachs is very optimistic for next year, because they only graduate one wrestler. The strongest performances this year have been made by senior, captain Art Hickok, freshman Josh Sprague, and freshman Lief Simonson. With the addition of upcoming freshmen, new wrestlers, and the experience of this years team, they are optimistic for establishing themselves as a threat in Tri-Metro. WRESTLING Mpls. Luth. Loss SPA Loss Mayer Loss Holy Angels Tourney Loss DeLaSalle Loss Mpls. Luth. Loss Brady Loss LeCenter Tourney Loss Concordia Loss Farmington Loss SPA Loss Minnehaha Win Mayer Loss Montgomery Loss Concordia Loss Tri-Valley Tourney 4th 1. 1st row C. Hlrt, L. Simonson. R. Donaldson. Shobowalc. J. Sprague. C. Daley. J. Parslne 2nd row M. Gleizer. M. Lazar. T. Richie. 1 Brumer. K. Walsh, J. Kingston, J. Peterson. F Segal Mgr. 3rd row Mr. Sachs-coach. T. Bara L. Laumbach, J. Stott. M. Stafford. C. Griffith.. Larson, missing A. Hlckok-Capt.. C. Rydell. 1 Arenscoach 2. The referee declares sophomore Richard D aldson the winner! 3. Junior Langdon Laumbach has a strong hold his opponent. 4. Senior captain Art Hickok manuvers his way it a better position. 5'. Sophomore Lief Simonson wishes Junior i Stott good luck Just before his match 6. Sophomore Lief Simonson moves in for the | on his opponent. Wrestling Wrestlers Pin The Competition Wrestling • 73 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL First row: G. Bonne, M. Stillpass, J. Dobrin, K. Dunn, S. Schecter, C. Jordan, M. Hatfield. Second row: J. Pierce, J. Bocklage, C. Farley, E. Bruntjen, J. Moede, A. Trow, R. Goldberg, B. Wolfson. Third row: J. Bingham. B. Weinberg, C. Archibald, R. Menier, M. Glassberg, N. Seidenberg, P. Weinberg, B. Archibald-coach. FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL L to R: M. Nicoloff, J. Quaintance, J. Moede. P. Weinberg, E. Bearse, C. Jordan, M. Hatfield. (Not Pictured: P. Kaplan, Y. Griffin, N. Seidenberg) JV BOYS BASKETBALL L to R: S. Diamond, D. Crushshon, T. Purcell. J. Moede, P. Weinberg, J. Benson. S. Rupp, J. Noble, N. Shah, B. Harris, C. Firth, C. Passi. 74 • Freshmen J.V. Sports J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Back row (1 to r) coach D. Hunter. T. Williams. A. Williams. N. Chapman. M. Slattery. K. Redmond, E. Lieberman, S. Olson. Front row: K. Johanson. S. Hawkinson, S. Hawkin-son. K. Sandler. W. Jensen. E. Jones J.V. HOCKEY 1st row; M. Peterson, G. Ketzler. B. Rankin. M. Blum. B. Pflaum, B. Colburn. 2nd row: G. Ebel, D. Mathews, J. Hornig, D. Buck-man, C. Goldenberg, T. Anderson. B. Goo-dale. 3rd row: coach P. St. Clair, S. Nilsen, C. Johnson. B. Anderson. C. Maxson, B. Cousins. A. Lein. M. Eggemeyer. coach R. St. Clair J.V. Sports • 75 A Tribute To The Blake Athlete 76 • Blake Athlete Some may think that Blake Athletics are overshadowed by its fine academics, but the Blake athlete begs to differ. They may spend up to six hours on end working on the various skills that accompany their sport. That is why we want to recognize their accomplishments and long hard hours that they spend to maintain the respect that Blake athletics has in and around the community. The Blake athlete is found heading out to another state tournament match, something which is not a foreign occurance to him. As seen on his shirt, the winning tradition does not stop here. And. sometimes he can be found late at night practicing his triple reverse-360 slam dunk. This is why he is appropriately called sir Jam-alot. He may also be found in the locker room at 6:00 A.M. on Saturday morning dressing for an intense, physically demanding three hour span of puck on a clean sheet. If you looked outside you might find that sometimes he can not wait for his respective season and thus can be found practicing his chip shot in the heart of winter with the weather conditions of 60 below zero. Running late to practice, and having to use every precious second, he must change to his ski clothes on the road. Stemming from his commitment is a true sense of satisfaction and therefore the Blake athlete will continue to strive for excellence. Blake Athlete • 77 IT Core Keeps Up With Times All Core students have participated in a SAT prep, program. This involves memorizing fifty vocabulary words per week and taking practice SAT's in class. The students also read Bernard Shaw’s “Candida . A field trip to the Guthrie to see “Candida highlighted the year. 1 Juniors and Seniors alike enjoy Candida al the Guthrie. 2 Juniors. Scott Diamond and Matt Eggcmeycr, rack their brains over SAT vocab, 3 Scott Diamond. Robin Bennett, and Matt Eggemeyer prepare their Candida skits for class. Med. Bio. Helps Old Timers Park Nursing Corrvalesc Center The Medical Biology students donated two hours of their free time per week to visit the elderly at Park Nursing Home during the first semester. For the second semester, they helped out in the Emergency Room at Hennepin County Medical Center. Class discussions were focused on understanding the process of aging, and the program is developing into one of the most popular courses offered. 1. Medico! Biology students and Mr. Bartel pose In front of Park Nursing Home. 2. Molly McGlynn leads a class discussion on aging. 3. Noreen Foster tells of her experiences with the elderly at Park Nursing Home. The Gang’s All Here! Front Row: Kirsten Schwappach, Francolsc Antoine. Ginny Claessens. Robynne Runyon. Lois Nottbohm. Joanne Robson, Susan Warde, Jane Rice. Second Row: Marlys Johnson. Carolyn Bell, Heinz Otto. Maryann Dorsey. Robert Teslow. Greg Dawson. Janet Woolman. John Boufford. Mary Herzog. Frank Sachs, Corky Carl. Third Row: Helen Ackerman. Clint Knudson. Barbara Reynolds, Charlie Seel. Sarah Dahlgren. Bill Marton. Russ Hilliard. Molly McGlynn, Ric DrillMellum. Janine Nelson. John Hatch Fourth Row: Dan Danielson. Ann Hutchins. Arturo Steel.1 Chuck Ritchie. Jeanne Blake, Barbara Mraz, Alice-Jean McFarlln. Lee Woolmai Joanne Ashdown. Bruce Archibald Last Row: Greg Bartel. Will Fisher, Bob Smiti Ted Hale. Carl Oman. Paul Vetscher, Darrel McAnnany. Bill Shcrfey, Patrici Strandness. Nelly Blackburn. Rod Anderson. 82 • Faculty English Language ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: FRONT ROW: Lee Woolman. Carolyn Bell. Patricia Strandness. BACK ROW: Darrel McAnnany. John Hatch. Jane Rice. Marlys Johnson LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: FRONT ROW: Robynne Runyon. Russell Hilliard. Francolsc Antoine. Arturo Steely BACK ROW: Heinz Otto, Janlne Nelson. Barb Reynolds. Charles Ritchie. Nelly Blackburn 83 Math Science MATH DEPARTMENT: BOTTOM ROW. L TO R: Joanne Robson. John Boufford, Maryann Dorsey, TOP ROW: L TO R: Bruce Archibald. Paul Vetscher, Carl Oman. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Gregory Bartel. Susan Warde. Clinton Knudson, Molly McGlynn, Henry Hale. Social Studies Art SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: BOTTOM ROW. L TO R: Sarah Dahlgren. Richard Drdl-Mellum. Ann Hutchins. WIlham Marton. TOP ROW. L TO R: Charles Ritchie. Rodney Anderson. Janet Woolman. ARTS DEPARTMENT BOTTOM ROW. L TO R: Virginia Claessens. Barbara Mraz. Gregory Dawson. TOP ROW. L TO R Robert Teslow. Jeanne Blake. Joanne Ashdown 85 The Backbone Of Our School. 1. Headmaster-John H. Stander 2. Assistant Headmaster-Mike Miller 3. Director of the Upper School-Dan Danielson 4. Assistant Director-Charlie Seel 86 • Administration 1 Frank Sachs and Lois Nottbohm: Student Services Counselors 2. Marilyn Marn: Assistant in Student Services 3. Nadeyne Johnson. Kathy Glcaser. Lisa Fahler; Secretaries • not pictured; Andy Winters 4. A.J. McFarlin and Mary Herzog ; Audio Visual Department staff 3 4 Administration • 87 FRIENDS OF THE BLAKE BEAF1 1. Corky Carl-Athlctic Director 2. Bob Smith-Physical Education 3 Tom Bretl-Computer Coordinator 4 Bill SherfeyHead Librarian. Kirsten SchwappachAssistant Librarian 88 With Special Thanks Kitchen Staff: Dorothy Lester. Helen Kumpula, Helen Jones. Lisa Chapa. Lucille Anderson. Marjorie Willner. Annie Shepard. Jan Walters. Edith Weivoda Maintenance Staff: Bob Nelson, Jeff Rank. Jim Lange. Deonc Oianne. and Norbert Rhode 1 Thanks • 89 N.A.H.S. BRINGS ART TO THE SCHOOL i lHash b soV t) ’3 1 + 2 Isabel Slander’s masks that were brought to school by the N.H A S. • opposite page 1 Robert Teslow, head of the Blake chapter of N A H S. 2- Students visit Borovsky’s exhibit at the Walker Art Center. 3- Freshmen Mike Hatfield and Chandler Archibald admire the decorative masks. Members of the Blake student body have been introduced to art in the school community. They were first exposed to Jonathon Borovsky’s unique artwork at the Walker Art Center. This was the first time in The National Art Honor Society’s history that senior members escorted students for tours of the exhibit. Masks made by Isabel Stand-er, our Headmaster’s wife, were also exhibited to brighten the hallways in school. Due to the variety of art forms exhibited, all tastes were satisfied. I kiaU ; Blake Extended Day Program 92 • Extended Day 2 The Extended Day program is a new program at Blake this year for kids in kindergarten through eighth grade. The program was started by Susan Horowitz as a place for the kids to stay from 3:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m., Monday Friday while their parents are still at work. The purpose of the program is to provide a home-like environment at school. At Extended Day the kids are involved in various projects and activities while being supervised by Middle and Upper school volunteers. 1. Senior Sue Shogren and Freshmen Marit Mcsna sit and watch two kids use the signlanguage they have just learned. 2. Sue Shogren and Marit Mcsna now watch the kids piay a game of Twister 3 and 4 Two kids enjoy themselves while playing on the play ground. Karim Ahmed Chandler Archibald Eric Bearse David Benson Jim Bingham Jorgen Bocklage George Bonne Chris Boyle Adam Brodsky Eric Brunljen Doug Campbell Ruggs Cote Grant Crosby David Davis Don DeLaria Jeffery Dobrin Kevin Dunn Rachel Edmond Nick Everhart Carter Farley David Fink Miles Fiterman Andy Friedberg Chris Geer Naomi Gelperin Laura Glmer Mike Glassberg Mark Glaizer Robert Goldberg Jim Gorlinsky Jana Grandy Yale Griffin Jonathan Hakin Lars Harrison Michael Hatfield Michelle Hawkinson Lisa Hayes Jennie Herman Charlie Hlrt Laura Horton FRESHMEN 96 • Freshmen Derek Hoy! Trisha Jacobs Wendy Jensen Kristen Johanson Jacki Jones Jowcllc Jones Peter Kaplan Molly Keenan Sara Kottke Mike Kronlck Ross Lang Derek Laumbach Debbie Lazar Peter Lee Sara Leffler Ellen Llcberman Cha Lo Rob Lund Aimce Massce Marni Mastbaum Dina Mastrandrea Cassie McCrea Rao Menier Marit Mesna Jason Moede Orkideh Mohajeri Chris Mortenson Paul Neimann Marc Nicoloff Dave Nordland Kristen Obermeyer Sarah Olson Tiffany Ossanna Melissa Oszustowicz Kristen Peterson Matt Peterson Bruce Pflaum Jeff Pierce Seth Pinsky Holly Piontek Frosh • 97 John Quaintance Katrina Redmond Carter Recce Jake Ritchie Lissa Ritchie Evan Rosenberg Jon Ruiz P.J. Salitcrman Kerah Sandler Scott Schechter Nick Seidenberg Brad Shogren Mike Silverson Leif Simonson Alexander SllngeJand Laura Snyder Michelle Speidel Joshua Sprague David Steen Mike Stillpass Dev Tandon Jason Telander Laura Thatcher Anthony Trow Robbie Von Edeskuty Kelley Waldron Brett Weinberg Peter Weinberg Kristin Whitaker Lisabeth Willette Garrett Wilson Bill Wolfson Heidi Wooters Melanie Zurek Not Pictured: Ciaran Daly Donovan lsham 98 • Freshmen Gordy Aamoih David Addington Brett Anderson Zurich Awes Carter Beal Sherrie Bearson Jeff Benson David Bergcrson David Blood Nicole Boardman Cindy Boos Dan Buckman Hilary Cairns Bruce Campbell Coley Cassidy Bill Charette Liska Cicmcncc Marta Cohen Matt Cohen Bill Colburn Kendall Cook Bill Cousins Brooks Crosby Dion Crushshon Louie Dachis Tina Davenport Rich Donaldson Jon Ebel Roger Erny Sophomores • 99 I ry Forbes nkenberry I tnle Frisch I Scott Gage [ob Goodale Ubby Gray ISteve Green Itiele Gumucio Iphn Hartmann |an Havwkinvon Sarah Hea y Rico Irizarry Kate Jackson Chris Kahlcr Shawne Keenan Crissy Kerr Ntsso Khable Jamie Kingston Jell KUng Dirk Koenig Jennifer Kriz Erik Larson Jay Larson Jason Leighton Katie Lipkin Kristi Loken Donald Macmillan Roml Mann Sanders Marvin Laura Mate Dean Matthews Chris Maxson Chuck McQuinn Bob Melamed Molly Menikheim James Moulton I 100 • Sophomores SOPHOMORES Jenny Nash Christian Nelson Jill Nerenberg Steve Nllson Andy Norris Noah Olson Sara Perlman Lisa Peskay Mark Pihlstrom Bobby Piper Alexis Prass Eric Priest Tom Purcell Amy Randall Brooks Rankin Molly Riesman Chris Rlshcr Kent Ritchie Brooks Rogers Polly Savoie Leif Sclstad Katie Shannon Toki Shobowale Gretchen Shronts Sara Sipkins Amy Skramstad Anne Stott Mike Townley Jimmy Tucker John Ursu Kathy Utter Steve Vlleseca Bill Watson Geoff Watson Shevaun Watson Alison Williams Tracey Williams David Wilson Susan Wittnebel Jenni Wooters Not Pictured: Emily Jones Sara Newhall Sophomores • 101 Passing The Time 1) On the verge of his filth tardy. Harry Highs chool makes a mad dash into the school 2) Harry is hit hard with a pop history quiz after a long night of procrastination over his books 3) Harry finally finds time to soak in the scenery around the school Of Day At School 4) After a morning of studying and camming. Harry refuels for the long afternoon 103 Neil Alsip Suroosh Alvl Marc Anderson Bernard Antoine Ted Barac Gavin Bart Cindy Baszucki Evan Berman Julie Berman Jennifer Birnbaum Gordon Bittle Ann Bokman Alex Bonne Nicole Chapman Jenny Crosby Mike Crosby Stewart Crosby Aliza Danoff Scott Diamond Joe Dobrin Bcnjy Druskin Matt Eggemeyer Becky Ellis Kirsti Ellis 104 • Juniors JUNIORS Charlie Fifth Michelle Forcier Laure Fullerton Dan Goldncr Tawma Gunderson Ben Hale Ben Harris Tony Hartmann Derek Hayes Chris Headrick Wendy Helgemo Peter Hoffman Liz Holtz Jeff Horntg D Jackson Bev James Wendy Jevne Chris Johnson Kate Kane Helen Kaplan Darcy Kassmir Kevin Kelly Langdon Laumbach Mark Lazar Peter Leppik James Lopez Anthony Lundqulst Anne Macmillan Juniors • 105 1 JUNIORS Debbie Malmon Philip McCrea Clayton McNeff Mickey Moore Kelly Morrison Libby Nelson Wendy Nelson Dale Newman Kaara Nilsson Jack Noble Adam Oszustowlcz Chris Pass! Jay Pearson Steve Pettit Dean Phillips Joelle Purvis Tad Quill Missy Randall Jessie Rosenberg Scott Rosoff TlfA r t« vor r n ftp Jt OprX[ AW , v m. 106 • Juniors « .V Steve Rupp Scott Saltterman Colin Schaub Brad Schultze Mark Segal Matt Segal Nishi Shah Georgiana Slade Jaye Snyder Jay Stott Sarah Strand Liz Struyk FAVORITE PASTIMES FAVORITE T.V. FAVORITE MOVIES SHOWS: Sixteen Candles Miami Vice That Was Then - Cosby Show This is Now David Letterman Rocky IV Dynasty Breakfast Club Family Ties Back to the Future Cheers BEST SUMMERTIMES: BEST WINTERTIMES: On the lake. Playing hockey. Waterskiing Sno-Daze. In the sun. Skiing. At camp. Winter Break. Not at summerschool! When winter is over! At the beach. Bill Studebaker Venessa Swarovski Tom Tclander Alec Uspcnjky Valerie Valene Katie Von Edeskuty Anka Wallack Josh Wert Juniors • 107 Students Reach Out On Tuesday. April 22nd, about thirty-five students took the morning off to go to Emerson School and help with a Special Olympics between four schools with mentally retarded students. There they experienced a feeling they’ll not soon forget. Some students helped time running races, some pushed wheelchairs in races, and some helped run field events. All who participated agreed it was a great learning experience and well worth the time. They got a chance to see the satisfaction the retarded kids achieved from just doing their best. Even if they came in fourth or fifth, they all felt like winners. All who participated felt that this event would be fun to do again, and hope even more kids will help out in future years. 1) Jun:or Darcey Kasmlr congratulates a winner of the fifty-yard dash 2t Neil Alsip attends the frisby toss attentivly. 3) Juniors Cindy Baszucki and Dean Philips rejoice with a winner of the twenty-yard wheelchair race. 4) Sophomore Idee Lewis pins the blue ribbon on the four-hundred-yard dash winner. 108 At Special Olympics I got ants in my pants and i gotta dance ... By the power of lava! . . . Mickey’s big mouth . . . Oooh, shank you . . . The party bench ... 12 is enough! . . . Andre . . . Kissing elves . . . Zoom Schwartze in the lobby . . . The chain gang . . Threesomes . . . The Schwappie shuffle (Will you still respect me?) . . Fruit Roll-ups . . . Class of ’89 ... The fling team . . . Woody-4-2 . . . Not a happy camper . . Jacob’s Cabana . . . Twin’s games . . . The battle cat ... Potpourri . . . What do you think of him? . . . Pooky bear . . . What’s happennin’ hotstuff? . . . Harmless . . . Dance Fever . . . Tundra bus . . . Nester . . . Take a walk on the wild side . . . Hockey player’s flattops . . . Vinny Bobarino ... No mas . . . The munchies . . . Willie’s . . . let’s chat . . . no Class of ’87 ... One of those friday mornings . . The love circle ... Da Roe . . . O.B. 11-2-85 . . . Hey baby, let’s writhe . . . Homecoming’85 . . . Dudes . . . Hatch’s-Batch . . . Hokey Poky on Jr. weekend . . . The love limo . . . Lamar . . . Why are you telling me this? . . . Silver Bullet . . . Tuna . . . T.P. squad . . . Auggies . . . Monday morning blues . . . Riverfest . . . Chi-chi’s bust ... My little lambchop . . Sorry mom, forgot to take out the trash . . . Class of ’88 ... The V-scale . . . Who’s your buddy . . . Team Colorado . . . Smell your test lately? . . . Todd Smullen day . . . NOT!! ... I meant todo that . . . Yorksea . . . Leroy Runs . . . Hootenany . . . Wanderous night at Nankin . . . Gopher Football . . . THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANON' I A Time To Remember The time in which we live is filled with music and art. This year saw the comeback of a few vintage artists. One of them being Bruce Springsteen. His Born in the U.S.A. album stayed on the charts for two years and six hit singles were released from it. Bruce seems to capture the true American in his music and his attitude. His down-home appearance and lyrics make him appealing to many different types of people. For the more mellow crowd. Bob Dylan made his long awaited comeback with his album Empire Burlesque . Dylan also showed his undying talent by performing with Ron Wood and Keith Richards at Live Aid. Garrison Keillor, the Minneapolis born writer, bursted into the national scene with his book about the make-believe town of Lake Wobegone. The book and his radio show A Prarie Home Companion were given rave reviews in Time magazine. Sting, officially Gordon Sumner, decided a solo career from The Police was his best move. The result was a thoughtful, very successful album Dream of the Blue Turtles . Madonna shook the record industry with her controversial Like a Virgin” album. Her provacative lyrics and suggestive live performances kept her on magazine covers year round. Minneapolis established itself as a center for the arts through such people as Keillor and of course Prince. Our minds were challenged with many new ideas by artists and writers. This year proved to be an exciting and entertaining one for all. 114 • Current Events 1985-86 Politically speaking. 1985-86 was filled with excitement and monumental events. It marked the first visit to the United States for English royalty Prince Charles and Princess Diana. The couple was greeted in Washington D.C. by the Reagans and later honored at a gala ball in Miami. Florida. U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev met in Geneva Switzerland for a three day summit meeting. Issues of nuclear arms, human rights and the U.S. ‘Star Wars' defense system were debated. The summit showed the public that the two leaders of the superpower nations were willing to negotiate and talk. That is the first step towards peaceful coexistence. The summit received unlimited media and was said to be the most important meeting in the history of the two countries. Live Aid Live Aid. originated and organized by Boomtown Rat lead singer Bob Geldof. was the most successful and the largest live rock concert ever staged. All proceeds from ticket and paraphanalia went to help starving Africans, stricken by hunger in Ethiopia. The acts that gathered in Philadelphia performed for free and included such greats as Bob Dylan. Madonna. Tina Turner and a reunion of two members of Led Zepplin. At the same time in Great Britain a similar concert was happening. The groups that performed there included U2, David Bowie and a reunion of The Who. These concerts gave us more than just great music. On July 13 the world united to help people survive. The effort payed off. More than 15 million dollars was donated to the cause. The music industry proved to be more giving and sympathetic then anyone had ever imagined. It was a great success for all those Involved and arose a sense of pride in the hearts of citizens world wide. Current Events • 11 £ Beating The Winter Blahs Sno Daze; A break from the mid-winter blues and school. This definition of Sno Daze fit perfectly for this year’s celebration. A pep fest assembly was held to honor all winter sports. The cheerleaders added to the spirit by leading the school in the ever popular Blake Spirit cheer. After a morning of classes, school was dismissed and everyone headed over to Theodore Wirth Park where there was tubing, snow football, skiing and relaxing by a fire in the lodge. That afternoon was an excellent way to get away from the pressures of school and spend time with friends. Even the teachers were able to enjoy this time away from school as they participated in the activities and were able to better know their students outside of the classroom. The weather was sunny and the atomsphere in the lodge helped to warm frozen toes and fingers. Organized by Senior Amy Segal and faculty member Bill Marton, the day proved to be an overwhelming success. On Saturday night a Parent Committee sponsored dance was held at the Middle School. Great Nation, the band performing was excellent and rounded out the weekend with a great dance. Once again Sno Daze proved to be the prime way to beat those winter blahs! This page. 1. At the foot of the tubing hill, all is chaos. 2. Lead singer of Great Nation rocks at the dance. Opposite page. Sophomores Dion Crushshon and Tom Purcell casually eye the threatening tubing hill. 2. Those senior boys just don't quit! 3. Senior Tom Giel gives a command while junior Ben Druskin plans his own attack. 4. Senior Todd Smullcn reflects on the day in front of the cozy fire. 116 • Sno-Daze Sno-Daze • 117 118 • City Living In The C-I-T-Y . . . Spending time in the city Blake’s proximity to the downtown area enables its students to explore the city. Students at Blake are exposed to “city life” and all that it has to offer. Both natural and urban settings within the city lend Blake students a wide range of sights, shopping areas, and entertainment. Students can often be found frequenting Nicollet Mall, Uptown, the Metrodome, St. Anthony Main, and River-place. Nightlife in the Minneapple” during the 1985-1986 school year included dining and shopping at Calhoun Square, viewing movies at area theaters, and attending various sporting events. Apart from simply having fun in the city, Blake students learned to be aware and not intimidated by the diversity and excitement that abounds in Minneapolis. Opposite page 1) Riverplacc offers both shopping and nightlife for the Blake community. 2) The Minneapolis skyline is constantly changing. This page 1) Holiday decorations light up the night on Nicollet Mall. 2) Bright lights, bright city City • 11 Blake Hockey Receives Benefits New Banner, “Youngblood” Showing Help Improve Arena. The Blake Hockey program and arena received impressive contributions during the 1985-86 season. The most notable addition was the Blake Banner, which was designed by senior Kevin Delaney and completed by the entire National Arts Honor Society, under the direction of faculty advisor Bob Teslow. The banner was finished in less then a year, and it was hung in the arena at the beginning of the season. The second contribution was a generous gift from 1961 Blake graduate Peter Markle, who donated the proceeds from a special preview of his new film “Youngblood” to help renovate the existing arena. “Youngblood” was written and directed by Markle, and much of Blake community turned out for the premier screening and reception, held at the Skyway theater in downtown Minneapolis. Thu page 1) NAHS advisor Bob Teslow helps to finish the new Blake banner. Opposite page 1) The Skyway Theater marquee advertises the January 28 premier Youngblood showing. 2) Junior Kelly Morrison and senior Scott Jensen sample hors d'oeuvres at the Youngblood reception. 3) Varsity Hockey Captain Randall Barry and Coach Rlc Drill-Mellum draw names for the door prizes at the reception. 120 • Hockey Arena BLAK CHOOL benefit YOUNGBLOOD” DOLBY TWICE « A LIFETIME IRON EAGLE” MY CHAUFFEUR ” tt tt TROLL tt Hockey Arena • 121 A TIME TO LAUGH A TIME TO CRY ANDREW ROBERT ALTMAN ANDREW ROBERT ALTMAN Andrew Smiley speedy merch speed merchant JV vet for life first in the class Zoology club man chera vet Best tricycle rider, crasher U2 '85 with MH. IS Bovey '85 with A A. Spring Breaks in Minnesota ADP I prefer long cut I thought you were my ally Can I have a ride St. Paul Oh you mean pigs eye everywhere I go I spend the night Joke, right? Diad bud with KB yes shorts. It's above 20 out Ashby '84-'85 Poker with AA. GH. DF, MC Yes 1 have a twin Test today I ran out of clean pants I didn't fall in, he pushed me. ELIZABETH ANN ANDERSON ELIZABETH ANN ANDERSON Hey Woman! Hey Chum the mouth Swim Team Vet 7-12 captain '84 hairy leg contest winner The Dream drives a generic chevy Day by Day “You hit me! Telemark bladder problem best friend is food Band Night Square dancing with C.G. rap sessions w J.J. A.B. PROCRASTINATION joined at the shoulder w A.B. BOC trip '83 Duchess of despair Hair Wild Thing Cat Stevens “The Extinguishing Flame” canoe tipping watermelon soda w A.B.. T.A., G.E. “Beth, is your nose running or are those earplugs?” sheltered suburban child American Pie Surprise Sweet 16 freshman for 3 consecutive years Mom. Dad-Thanks! “I don’t wanna be hip and cool I don't wanna play by the rules Not under the thumb of a cynical few Or laden down by the doom crew Howard Jones 124 • Altman Anderson THEODORE CHARLES ANDERSON THEODORE CHARLES ANDERSON Ted Tubby C.R.'s bowling partner Camp Acoma Vars. Baseball an all American boy Doc Watson Grateful Dead Smgln' in Kenwood Park w A.H. and D.W. the beaches of Mexico- Quite a view, eh Bri? “up the silo Longville w Schmokcs Beth's Cuz chasing fluff DW his hair Dead Trip '85 w Kev. Dale and B.D. Twinkles Games w Brt and Chuck Jammin’ to the 'burbs w Greg Judas! W.N.'s house (keesh!) The Gang” Well, uh, Liz. Suz! Flight of the seabirds Jam Master w B.L. D.W.’s infamous Poker Parties hey. Fart” ehhh, Harold Best Friends w Liz MPLS forever Keep on the sunnyside of life. Doc Watson Let it be known, there is a fountain that was not made by the hands of men.” Grateful Dead ALBERT O’BIERNE ANDREWS 111 Chip Albs Al Ski Bum Waterskiing on Stubbs w MR. DP. GH. DF. MB. PP Bovey '85 Jammer's Instructor Has a class?! Alta Forever Won everything but the door prize '83 2 times NOLS Grad Loves Winter Powderhound Beesting Lore '83 No weekends Out-March 4 year ski team vet hunting w AA DF’s cabin w GH-PS? Serge Hold on! Homework? mini golf w MG, GH. EB No. you can't move the bricks! No. the boat didn’t Wow up Ziff. Ebln. Cogs HHGTTG JS and I aren’t related still friends w Rtley Rocky's •. CPR w MS. GT LOA applying to University of Alta Poker w AA. GH. DF. MC BF w MB. MR. GH. PP. DF Duchess Red Flero Walt thats my car Fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit It to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past 1 will tum the inner eye to see its path. Where fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain. Litany against Fear Dune Frank Herbert ALBERT O’BIERNE ANDREWS III Anderson Andrews 125 KAREN SUE ASKREN Carrot dimple St. L-Mpls '83 Brazil '71-’77 he' just my brother The road to No Particular Place car keys always in a scam Homecoming ’84- P.C.. C.T. forgetting the week 3-D’s of ‘84 KK- “Hello- Is there anybody in there? St.L'85 w S-B . not R.E. her cabin often BOK! Twangs w A.S. long hair, nice legs- BIKER! me and my shadow “Don't worry 'bout it” a lonely summer w J.K„ B.A.. A.B.. and D.M. too early curfews Well Thanks S. for always and everything. Thanks M. and D. for moving me here. About the time one learns to make the most out of life, most of it is gone. The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may only the beginning SARA COURTNEY BAKER Bakes Lab Lube Dr. Jf Amer's instructee R2 and Fudds w J M . A S.. K.E. Sting w B.H.. A.K. H.L. p.b. j. sandwiches I once had a friend named Sara Prom w B.H.. C.P. T.K. Big Weiner w L.S. K.H. Vanities Shteve you're Dave Mad., Quad., San.. Chic. w N.F. “what you been Practicing witchcraft? Terms poetry walks sorry N2. but it's dangerous to wake a sleepwalker and that’s how she got her name “Well they were weird so it’s okay if they’re dead double w becrbelly- baldy Bruce, “golseps now? NOW endless fun on JO’s dock skinny dips in Cedar Mt. Curve B J Russian named Phillip Brcurp Deb Judy it was a joke-you didn’t get it What he wanted was to see, to be In the atmosphere, float on the wave of it, to be carried out. blue league, away from everything Cather 126 • Askren Baker Randay RanPan Capt'n Ran The Golden Boys Tips Junior Jysms- Senior Schisms '9ers Oh. dude, man bachellor status Tux Twins Love Limo '83. '84. '85 K's Cabin '83 a true Finn Let it hap’n, Cap'n We don't need a watcher early morning skis w M.K. Prom '85 w H.W.B It's not who you come with, it's who you leave with! the infamous three B’s of THE LAKE Cheese Weenies- b- pop (sorry. Kev) cooks a mean braut party hotline gravity works keyholes Firemen 3 Cap'n: soccer, hockey, tennis Boulamaster Custom Cruiser King Ring Mr. U Turn “It's water on the knee” NOLS '85 • various experiences The Lake Boys (M.K. T.G.) Sauna Summer '85 B's and P's at Wallacks w M.K. BLAKE-You’ve been so good to me (Yeah-Yeah. Yeah-Ycah) If it works, don't fix it. RANDALL DUNNE BARRY The torch still burns, and because it does, there remains for all of us a chance to light up the tomorrows and brighten the future. For me. this is the challenge that makes life worthwhile. Robert Kennedy Stacy or Ashley? soot stack D C. Buffy Buffali Ashes Pacers say A AWIG AWIG WIG WIG STRAW Toga Granola Clusters CA Woman Personal friend of CH W.N. You're so beautiful Morgan Hill H.C. '85 at BK Wonder Twin Powers Activate Super Nova Tank Omnibus BR w E.S. surfer- a man by any other name is not a man Rendez vous at P.S.'s w J.S.. S.S.. and J.F. Mclle Kaliki Makka Aspen '84 w K M L.L.. P.L.. S.L.. and U.L. TTC around a P.T. I Love Parties Mauricio Lowry Run w W.M. and B.P. Good Times w M.F.. B.D. and S.S. Midnight dips at Carmel High 494 sound asleep w S.S. sweety's so impesonal Set from boys, to men, to real men Surf Punks Bash European Summer of '82 Never a party w B.B. B and A w S.S. at B.M.’s Surfers rule Surf to live, live to surf The Lodge '83 w A.J. I love you Carmel and Pebble Beach Ate a little Much last weekend zeek and dweeb BB's words seatbelt problems w R.B. Summer of '84 w D.G., K.M and J.S. typical highschool girls Modeling w A.B.'84 watching C.D. sleep w J.S. whirlpool party w K.C., S.C.. D.N.. D A., and M.C. M.C. lips w S.R. Maital w A J. and M L. P.F. and T.F. ski pants W.N freaks uptown Sexy Girlfriend A Few w K.C. worships D M. Carnl '84 w A.J. Doug and Steve What's a Paison? I love you. Ally! Thanks Blake STACY ASHLEY BASKIN Barry Baskin 127 STEPHANIE ANNE BELL Schtefanie Stcph Bell Stephannie Annie Bell Soccerfull Nice ball Bell I used lo hate CC skiing Varsity Track rookie Biking Bikers' Hove rain Danccable5 New Order The. Suburbs Bruce ARIC Hawaii '82 Summer cabin trip '83 Psychedelic Furs '84 Homecoming '84 w CT. KA, PC The 3D’s Bcnildo guys of '84: a winter wasted Willies McDonald's Cruising to no particular place uptown Where are the car keys? Tall and blond Die Motorrader Prom '85 w DM JH GH (not related) Where's Ahnatal? Germany '85 ER ES. my sisters! Then came the rain- DM Memories fade- TFF We're just the same- HJ and you learn that you really can endure! Everyone has his own fingerprints. The white light streams down to be broken up by those human prisms into all the colors of the rainbow Take your own color In the pattern and be just that. Charles R. Brown ROBIN ANNE BENNETT Robin the Bobin Binny Loves Deephaven Highcroft K-12 vet Social Elite The Lake, no real one Will be a preppy grandma Only drive white cars J.B.D. Guido Rocking with the top down Europe B.B. K.L. Florida w B.S.H. Palm Springs'84. oyc! Haah Water polo at K.A.E.'s cabin California w W.J.N. Harmonizes to fog horns Maine w E.A.R. L L. Bean Never will forget what's his name da good ole days Madtown E.A.R.. B.A.B.. M.E.P.. R.A.B, Uptown Girl Gustavus '85 W.J.N.. K.B.L.. R.A.B, Schoops Europe with B.A.B. and K.B.L. Suntans in a sleepingbag in February Chorus. Pres, of Jazz w K.A.E.. Choir. Mixed Company I'll be watching you Outing Club K.L. 80 m.p.h. Controversy I tell ya What can you do Easily embarrassed close calls It’ll be fun! I know what you're thinking ABCDEFGHIJ Snoopy Simon and Garfunkel Chicago How many miles away Always smiles Never loses a crush Sweet Happy We're gonna rule the school Your favorite molecule Your focus today and every day the rest of your lives should be in helping others, living with courage, with honor, and with integrity. Barbara Jones 128 • Bell Bennett Kilty Kit Kit Kat Bergic Its Kitty not Katy Slimes and Diet Pepsi Omnibus Party Van Otay Houseboat of sin 7 4 85 y’all lush D 198- Tippy and Toppy Phil Collins its cas waah! Fess up American Express Card Butterfingers and porridge 3 feet tall 5am w CW, LR Kitteee!” Vacation Stripes many good times at the pavillion Conserve- who? I'll drive, you navigate-Fast Times NOT! Cayman '85 Eagle Lake Lodge w KC. CW. JC. RR. DM community gum chew Quadna w CW-2am trips to 7-11 TLC '84 and '85 A cool woman 3 yrs. JV hockey vent your resentments Fuddrucker's guys Humor English 10 w EAA. LW Who are you in love with today? all night road trips Party in Chateau Un w AH. DS 3?ln 4 hrs BB and THKC Planet 10 NH Perfect Tommy The most special friend Thanx Sparky and Blake KIRSTEN FINCH BERGERSON God grant me the serenity To accept the things I cannot change. Courage to change the things I can. And the wisdom to know the difference Serenity prayer Amby Addis Abbaba CC CB Loves pigs Dave Letterman fan dbtr brainwashed Republican Sr. Weekend hippie saccharin free suburbanite never asleep before midnight BOC '83 canoe trip Forgot to take achievements PROCRASTINATION smiles only when she means it knows how to navigate a canoe Day by Day virgin ears pig with one leg BOB Rev. Tom riprap always keeps secrets, even if you don't want her to State DFL Convention '84 When I was in second grade. The Dream victim of the killer fan But I thought I was only going 60. officer kitchen floor accidents Ben. how come you’re not at the temple? took her a year to install her car stereo Hi! I'm shy and depressed! survived MAC with Yoda and PJH and then their lips fell off sister of a Barry Manilow look-a-like 17th B-Day at the Drive-In with AC. JK. EA laundry? new hairstyles for her dog such a nice boy Ice cream cone sculpting Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. “Inside every skinny person is a fat person who's very hungry. ALB Inside every fat person is a skinny person that the fat person ate. PJH AMY LYNN BERGQUIST Bergerson Berquist 129 JOHN E. BERGQUIST Johnny B. Johnay Johnny red? Serge Bergqulst Polyester Nickers. Long Black Socks, and Jockey Briefs That's a Bitchln Tackle U R Huuuge Clark. Run Right Up My? Once Drove a Mustang Convertible Best driver In School Ever Hit a Wall at 30? Geraldo, What's Up? Will You Give Me a Ride Home? Was That Nov. 50th? Early Morning Ski With R B. After Post Prom Toast Love Limo '85 1 2 The Awesome Left Side Finish every day and be done with It. You have done what you could; some blunders and absurdities crept In; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense. Ralph Waldo Emerson Heaven is not reached at a single bound; But we build the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies. And we mount to Its summit round by round. Josiah Gilbert Holland MICHAEL JOEL BLUM Mike Blumster Biumski Bum Bozo A lawyer? Glee Club 4 years Glee Club Pres Blakers Dozen The Banana (what a car!) Ding dong the witch is dead.” Frosh math with Sparky Late night Domino's Quiz, what quiz?!” Grind Academic Analyst The Fiero Incident w C.A. Yes. I was Skijammer of the Year!” Broke the baby's neck Cockapoo lust The Eyebrows France '85 w The Expenment Terminator party with C A.. G.H.. and D.F. Chip, your boat blew up ” Lilli- Putt w E B.. C.A., and G.H. Wants to buy an F-15 Poop reports Bloom County Simon and Garfunkcl Wrap sessions with E.W. CU Thinks he can waterski Long distance romances wiestlemania Emily who? It's a Faustian nightmare! Some blood-gorged little demon from Hell Sucking the very soul from my being!! Yech! Opus the Penguin Slow down you move too fast. You got to make the morning last. Just kickin' down the cobble stones. Lookin’ for fun and feelin’ groovy. Paul Simon 130 • Berquist Blum KRISTIN MARY BREMER Swimming '85 social committee Homecoming '85 surprise carnations Bandmght '85 senior weekend Ken, help! T.S. attack (with A S.) the “movie-like party Kaleidoscope. C and C. A.P. French vet ceramics-what's that? Harrison vet lunchtime talks with L.H. andAL. seen any loose ostriches lately? once she starts laughing she can't stop Prom '85 evening at K.L.'s secrets with M.R. Performing Arts Nutcracker esp. Marie Nutcracker party '84 the decision kidnapped by the Green Mill Ape I have had a most rare vision. I have had a dream past the wit of man to say what dream it was it shall be called Bottom s Dream, because it hath no bottom A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakespeare blithe, cheerful, happy COP Forever Gumby who? Joel BF w L.R in 7th grade Winter double dating w Best friends Big Mac Filet of Blythe M D w WN. Uptown MA Guys forever. Chi Chi's Lance 3:00 am in a boat on L MTKA Scopin w Wen Pantry Omen Entity Always something there to remind me Destined for Calif w WN Spring Break 82-86 w WN Closet men. Surfers extra day in Calif Rif Our booth at Arby's, WN Blyttthhh Chin burners Beautiful Visions Prank calls Europe with K.L R.B Full pack palls w A.S. S.B. All dressed up nowhere to go 3:00 am T.P w K.L W.N. Radar Lake Hubert- Sailing w Jerry Lake Harriet w R.R. Mazola Middlebrook w R.R. What happened? Your mother died Jogging w Marty K.L. . Bowling bunch Homecoming'85 BK Never a party w S.B. Meanwhile dweeb, zeck The Sex test Harold and Herman Somebody’s watching me Doris Stairs Always here for you. L.S. Feb 24. 1982 w L.S. Chicago w L.S. The best of romances deserves second chances” Zup can w L.S. North Star Games w L.S. rondevous w police always w L.S. The Cliff w K.E. M.M. and E.J. at random Varsity Soccer Grand Marais, summer of '85 the best Steve and Craig Shh papa's sleepin Cake on the floor Wake up breakfast You can sleep in that bed” Wrigley's spearmint gum” BLYTHE ALISA BRENDEN Bremer Brenden • 131 H LYNETTE JUDITH BROOKS Lynette Lyn Lilia wtm vet AdvChem vet Social Committee w BB The Newlywed Game at MT’s Fig Newton Lab partners PW AH Artie, have you ever Frace '82 '85x2 Camp Acoma '84 London USSR '84 '85 Softball Trip '85 des tas des voyages No ________ Sherlock 3 seconds How can you be Russian and Stalin while Lenin against a door Please It's an old English habit happy camper um. um. can you come back in the morning can we talk good I think you know what I mean Peace of___________ Brits for tea w BS NH Night Trains Give me that look Joe Swede hey dude been to London lately Soho Brasserie Max Headroom Digital Pictures Plymouth Nick Ketners Criterion Pimms Kev's 'n Sharons Stan the man got a quid? Rocky Annabel Ajimura Drury Lane DP paluka Brighton London Paris Moscow the wild crazy Americans Swedish Norwegians British Germans Italians Spanish and so on Igor, the omniscient, thanks for everything!!!!! So what's next? MICHAEL GENE CARLAND NO MATTER WHERE YOUR GO. THERE YOU ARE” 494 Autobahn I’ll have one McMike please Plays guitar like Eddie! Get some tires Stuck to science wing floor Can't read AP Physics with Ted and Tim Passed Chem Tastes like EGGS! Stuck In French forever Money for nothin Is it dark in here? Manager Mike EGGMAN Prom '85- Who was that? Senior Weekend? 4 Chem labs In 1 night. Your what hurts? Lives at Mac and Don's Supperclub Shmack Captain of the bowling team Always sleeping Goathead! Humongous appetite. It’s sticky! of course It's cold! Reality scares me! Mickey Mouse shirt. Ex WLOL fan M.A.C. I made manager! I'm out of polyester! MUNCH Stgmond meets the Beaver It's SO weird! Somehow survived middle school Lore '82-3 Captain of Varsity P.E. It’s been real BYE. 132 • Brooks Carland DAVID ANDREW CLARK Gracias al hombre pequeno con cl clgaro grande. Gracias Blake, y adlos. te echare de menos. Gracias a mis padres. Por su ejemplo y amor incordicional he pasado por algunas veces penosas. Les amo muchislmo. Y Gracias a Dios, el sol del mundo. Yo soy el camino, y la verdad. y la vida. J.C.- John 14:0 But whatever things were gain to me. those things I have counted as loss lor the sake ol Christ. More than that, I count all things to be loss in view of the surpassing value of knowing Jesus Christ my Lord. Phillipians 3:7,8 Ed Marshall Edlardo Commander Shod Ohm 51 Fernando I m a bug Varsity Ball w M.K '82-'85 U R Huuge Africa '84 U Look Mahvalous I'm Gumby, dammit K’s cabin '83, '84 O.P.D. Where the beaches? The B.C. at Knollwood w S.J, H.C. Mixed Noise '85-'86 Darts w L.S. true friend Prestons Preferred Customer Webster Road Trip w S.W., H.L.. A.F.. A.G.. A.R. The Pinewood?- Colored Sheep I percieve Good bye Anne Kahler Theorem- 90% B.S. other 10% doesn’t make sense Guttenbuggy- A.F. Chem vet- victim Magical Dinner w D.S. Ed, lets chat Carded at a bowling alley Homecoming '85 Bruce Springsteen '85- I think Mugambo. she eyed my All nighters with K. Biker but never bikes Sherman's class? You- outta here Oak Ridge G.C.. 5th hole, original Bearw H.L. Kind of took chemistry, but not really Lost Weekend I, II It’s pretty macho Chinese Fire Drill Fun things like fudge wicked lecture Terrible Trio-E.C.. A.F.. K.T. Fire Alarm I did it my way I do no know zees. H.N.L. You can’t have everything- where would you put it? If everything seems to be going well, you obviously don’t know what the hell is going on. Anonymous EDWARD MARSHALL COHEN, JR. Clark Cohen • 133 SHERRY ELLEN COHEN S.E.C. Sh-Sh-Sherry Cherry Sherr Sherrie Edina girl Varsity softball Varsity Tennis HAT Drills Working at Baker’s and Embers contact problems library sessions Northwest T.R.- What a beautiful Pro!! Go Gophers and Vikes!! “Success is a journey not a destination. -Unknown “Get the most out of your ability!” AC. ANNE TYLER COULSON Annie Anna Annoula Annushka Coulsle TT. a long time ago Goober The Dude Are you ever going to be home in the summer? You lettered In 5 different sports Does this look okay? Kraft cheese and macaroni Pacman New Years ’82 A J.A.M, Opie admirer mom can you pick me up at give me your hand! never in a hurry- never on time BEANNIE mon amie comrade Gullible is my name- eating is my game -And I don’t look innocent! JJ and Steph A frosh w SC LH Hey Bud! JR telephone booth Ah- excuse me! Ah, look at that FM Bell Hops DEEEP LM. ES. GM. RF. PL. KS. KB. PC Cyprus-Russia- Mykonos- Santorini- America Rock Athens '85 Kiffisa TH vs. ACS cooel EMAC u- ’84. B- ’85 Prince of life Larry Baby Take the priest Ah a spider! cabin '83 Dear Abby Prom '85 on a boat R B w KS. ES Ame “Let’s go Crazy '86 There is only one Happiness In life, to love and to be loved. G.S. Mca Poll Agapee, Mom. Dad. and Teddy 134 • Cohen Coulson Devin Those were two hot shows Dude, you're a mess Gultbox with Tom and Jethro He’s Jethro one night down at Greyhound MGC-7 Prom with Karen and Jon Many flies on Eagle Spa Chicken? Summer Dead with Rd and Ted ( Dale and Bjorn)- Alpine '85 Rock and Roll Iggy Is sooo bad Lou Reed '84 Dead '82. '83 with Pat and John Camping sickness- Thanks a lot Randall Down by the River (St. Croix of course) Which Lake? Dude man Ed BUSTED! down on Burbon Street Pal. I'm in a real bind Beaver Bay and Neil Young with Tom and Jon 7th debut with Tom. Dan. and Summer of Love It's communal Gratefully Deadlcated. Now dammit, look here, all of you. we all must admit that everything is fine and there's no need in the world to worry, and in fact we should realize what it would mean to us to UNDERSTAND that we're not REALLY worried about ANYTHING -Jack Kerouac Well I try my best To be like 1 am But everybody wants you To be just like them, They say: Sing while you slave and I just get bored •Bob Dylan KEVIN PATRICK DELANEY Greg Gregor Eebs Gregable Little Gregor Lyle Let me switch rooms” Don’t talk to me that way Homecoming '85, Knollwood Mall w BL Ice Cream Talks w SW Prom w WN. SG. TA Wake up breakfast at Perkins Homecoming for 2 years w BN Dozen- finally Adv. chem. in general nice car automobile killer w LS bunny scooping w AR FEB 85 Barrington bunny the sex test CWO 2001?? SDw KE the guitar Jammin’ w CE. JS Twist and Shout for 45 minutes w DW suburban jamming with Ted underwater lovers Thunder Road Boss, Burbs, Beat, and Heads you talk too much night swimming w BH. KE. NM. ML confirmation w AS, BH Springsteen '84 LMS BOTSC Roll cm down refugee camp Minikhada w the Schmokes Laughs about nothing borrows clothes from parts unknown constantly off on a tangent It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what Is essentia] is invisible to the eye -The little Prince GREGORY DAVID EBEL Delaney Ebel • 135 KATHRYN ANNE EVERLY Kath Kathers TH w LR BF F with BH down town w LS Maine '82. 83 w LR Espana '84 w LS Saracen luv ya cattle- go- moo I'm just a lowly yahoo w LS. BL “I need to talk to you Ads My Favorite Things w LS. AS. BH Ev Bill Murray cabin '67-'86 w BH lab lube Vanities w JM. SB witches All nighter w MM, BB. EJ Burger King cups SHEF Highcroft vet Prince '84 w AS. WM. BP. SB. TQ. WR Croats dinner and dogfood w RR. BL. AH double date w baldy Bruce!! Fatty Tippy and loppy w KB Fritos 198- Prom '85-Portholes Kenwood Park w a little 2:3 Sting The Boss Weaves playing dead AAO SD w GE Pass me some O's you talk too much That'd be very decent of you I must say Soccer '82-'85 w BH The cliffs at random walking in the rain w LS Yah. Kath I've got a U2 ticket for you Soph Homecoming w LR. ST. BL originator of TA's nickname Acoma Kansas talks at Rocky's w AR LHTC w RH. AS. MBP. ML Member'' Ballad “Mary Sunshine long distance to MC champ w AR TWT yearbook Thespians-what a group Hershey S. w BD LDC Burpy popcorn w SG S S w BH mushy the BMW Steve’s little sister may your dreams be realised- Bono Vox It seems a time of sadness is a time to understand RH All you have is you; realize true happiness comes from within KAE DANIEL BASIL FILONOWICH Filana Book 'em Danno Dingy Ramone I'd like a bacon double Filonowich. hold the Basil Jaws Hey dude, let's party! I understand it. I just can't do the problems Cj 7 Mud Monster Rear End Pinar-ello MBR County Cycles L39399 Rockys Poker Hit it Who said I couldn't waterskl? Superior Sailing Life Is a then you marry one Senior Weekend Commando AA. GH at BKPT. -PS? GMan Don't cry. don’t raise an eye Siege, how's it going? 4- Wheelmg through Kenwood Rat Patrol Say what you have to say, not what you ought Out damn spot Ich weiss nichts Opus lives! Mellow Chill out a shank to you The two week continuous party It's been real! “If you have built castles in the air. your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. -Henry David Thoreau. 136 • Everly Filonowich Do You Remember Anyone Here? No You Don't Remember Anything At All I’m sleeping. I’m Flat On My Back Never Woke Up. Had No Regrets Talk A Walk Through The Land Of Shadows Take A Walk Through The Peaceful Meadows Try Not To Look So Disappointed It Isn't What You Hoped For. Is It? There's A Parly In My Mind And I Hope It Never Stops I'm Stuck Here In This Seat I Might Not Stand Up Other People Can Go Home Everybody Else Will Split I'll Be Here All The Time I Can Never Quit Everything Is Very Quiet Everyone Has Gone To Sleep I'm Wide Awake On Memories These Memories Can't Wait. D B 79 SARA EDLEWEISS FITZMAURICE Norz Norzy Fost Ulla Nlev Reenie Weenie Renal N w the girls at As eggrolls Charlie Raw BH's 3rd sis BH's cabin '84. '85 parlay SHEF witches wht mtn. scare bday celebratin' w JM MW pinkos Dave Schteve cake In a cup poetry walk w SB ’'Well they were wterd Terms trips w Bakes CHICAGO lala Kate. Edith, and Booby BIG CHILL I couldn't sleep at all last night should we do a thing? new pants frosted classin Iowa Deepest CHRB ntlla wafers Officer Crunkey smile lines w MH Lake house spring'85 give'n go INXS wheres your shoes? not late I was sick 3 of them. 3 of us Night of terror w BS. SK Harriet parking. Humm's thursday w Barb smily and wrggy? poetry to Ozborn Wandering with JM.andS.B. GNTs TNTs kiko specials Fiesta Friday Top Secret THE BOSS Lurken we're getting punchy Thanks M.D.S. S.B.T And the world Is busting at it's seams And your just a prisoner of your dreams holding on for your life. ■Bruce Springsteen NOREEN MARIE FOSTER Fitzmaurice Foster • 137 ADAM BENNETT FRISCH Ads Nads Julie F.T.G. not A.F. Hey Norton Harrison Vet Rope Swing '83 w SW, JM, DL The original Jockey Club member w JM, SW, EZ FCC Junior year ski capt. Adam. I'm going to make the team this year Guess? Unlimited” writes and speaks Arabic Siren Webster forever Roadtrip to Camp Whittey w AG. SW. EC Holler for a Big Cone Colored sheep and fun things like fudge Carded at a bowling alley Rosen we're just talking but get the hell out Mr. Yellow and Black 8th grade terror w EC KT Owns ' i pair of Vuarnets sleeps w his Vuarnets on Too much w KE Darts w LS. HL. EC. BH. SW (WN) Lupine Buggy Kenwood Poker Parties forever The moose is loose on Wayzata Beach Parking Ticket Prom '85 w AG 10 16 85. 12:23am after 5 months it finally hit us-“The Missing Piece” Convention Grill Ripper's Roundup Sophomore Attendant Never tardy in 4 years Confirmation w SW. HL. RR Jewology Snowbunnies SW. JM. ST- forever Latentght talks w AG Under the ropes w LR. SC Frosh Droul w BL “It’s pretty macho Eat Bamboo SMC w HL Thanks Blake. Mr. H. D3 . Ma Pa “People who don't get carried away, should be If you wanna get to heaven, you gotta raise a little hell THOMAS CHARLES DAVIS GIEL Tom Tommy Glelly Gunner 5 Captain varsity Fb, Bb Gophers Kahlcrs' 6th boy Jeep Pid w bcar 3b's Summer '85 w gals Montana w SK Road fun w SJ The golden boys '8ers A true flnn Ranch Africa '84 Go Tom Gopher football roadie Prom '85 w HWB Hoops w hal Road warriors The poison squad w g.a. Bachelor's status Master of mini golf Best times w all the buds Interceptor the longest Burwell t.d. Love llmo w Ted, Mike. John. Randall Late night w Stevo. Eddy listen pal I’m in a real bind Blake, you've been so good to me (yeah-yeah. yeah- yeah) Mom. my definition of late is when Steve Kahler gets home. Tom Gicl Land HOV Doors 138 • Frisch Giel CHARLES WOLD GOLDENBERG Devoted sports fan I want Swampers next Chad Chaz Wickster Nebagamon is my permanent home lime Booze T-shirts Football kicker w the funny lookin' shoe 60 yard field goals Great dyad partner permanent square dancing partner w EAA The only way to have a friend, is to be one Shg Soosic Suzmobtle Shiggcr Sooos! Israel Kindred Spirits w LR Parmesan cheese details smurf AO cracking skulls on 52 Susie McGreenle Dw TGIF w RR Friday September 13. 1985 Me Courts You're so queer - oh. really Aand S w LS wake up breakfast Spring break 85 w LR. WN slay in the car I'm too short Susie, drink it mysterious straw habits no. Andy, we're in school one of those vegies biting fixation multiple restaurants w WN HEY! burpy popcorn w KE James Dean and WM Homecoming disaster '84 the banana mobile the Windy City Don't give up until you drink from the silver cup. you never know until you try. Well if you want to smg out. sing out And if you want to be free, be free Cause there's a million things to be You know that there arc •Cat Stevens SUSAN HILARY GREENBERG Goldenberg Greenberg • 139 TODD PAUL HAYES Let’s go to “B.K. Lunchtime talk by our lockers Get out of my way. Really I'm late. I've got a class I'm getting some Vuarnets, want to see their catalog Football Dude Todd the almost bod one half the awesome right side Swimming '85 Now comes the time of pause and slow transition a time neither new nor old. growth nor complexion.” -Hal Borland This is the beginning of a new day. I can waste it. grow in its light and be of service to others. But what I do with this day is important because I have exchanged a day of my life for it. when tomorrow comes today will be forever gone. Anonymous MARK KENNETH HEITHOFF Markus Markhead Scraps Lord Humongous I spare you lives 95 in the jade stang always top down oh shank you cheese weenies spazing w chicken nilla wafers and here comes mclish Gremlins at Knollwood water on the knee snowballs w I.C. baement hockey w TT keyholes w Capn can I ask you a favor? last rays? car under snow lucky c's w SJ grow monster pool party at AR's w out AR climbing SL's roof w IC P.K. firm '9er$ downtown at 3:00 w KD cruisin' with SS humongous quality inn they have no lives thriller w KD if what? re-e. not thank you Audry cubbage leky Kimmy spatula keep her downtown -ckll limelight aint' even budgin' CB's w AT Pcurto Vaillarta midies w CH hot tub w Schmoo yes-yes-yes nice digital watch polo w PM and SJ vesparado float an ab Rambo limpa money for nothing and chicks for free look ath'omo Perkins after prom Wendy's drive thru ok smart guy off my hose le coq sporttf fudge box saran wrap fast trax w AT You can run but you cannot hide WES Let's get together and feel alright. Robert Morley 140 • Hayes Heilhoff GREGORY GEORGE HETZLER Hetz Helzy Greg, not Eric playing fullback pump at ml. marker 217 slug- The clutch I slipping Hetzler Fernando Fernando? I'm writes weird stories gets down and dirty drives an MG a hard top lost the fuel Of course It accelerates like a Long nights on the phone doing other people’s homework Hetz, I need some help with this lab knows where his towel is double doughnuts on North rm We finally got Danno up! Chip, when's your boat getting fixed? Danno's cabin '85 Ten bucks he lands on his back. abducting freshmen with D.F. likes to sail Superior insanity is just a state of mind- and it's the best way to cope watches Dr. Who and doesn't know why 12 year Blake vet Life is far too serlos to be taken seriously Spartan the dog Partie Artie Best Bud Bowling bunch Kenwood Park. Trio Dippin' Master watch out Mr. Hale's coming Trivial Passout wake-up breakfast @ Perkins Doin’ it up in Sun Valley survivor of the Schlampp Scare Poker Parties senior weekend in chateaux un Give me a cornnut Is that a hicky? goes to football game for a fall sport New Years '84 with the boys midnight fouton parties w SG. DS. MT the corrupter tubin' at tonka Tanning on the Supra Late Night Johnny C. w KL Artie, Party. 7-up winner of the one month bet Lubin' it at burnsidc Terces there is a rodent in my room follows in his brothers footsteps Homecoming '84. “I’m on a rock deathride to White Castle They're a little tired” Kodiak, the only bear you'll ever pinch Enjoy today while it’s here, for someday today will be a long time ago •Zi99y ARTHUR FRANCIS HICKOK Hetzler Hickok 141 BETH SARAH HODDER Hod$ Hodere drummer boy diz BF F w KE 5'n 13 Sting ’85 w AK. SB. HL; 83 w KE deepest CHRB Prom '85 w SB. CP. TK SKIBUM-MERS w LS Yearbook Acoma NF's 3rd sis Dia Blonde Bomb shells w DS '82- '85 soccer w KE Hey Hods! Hey Dor! Clutch! summers @ cabin w KE since '67 S.S. B J's Q Rocky's w HL Sat. SS's w Brirye Tri’sw AS. KE DARTS w LS. EC, SW. HL. AF Cayman '84, Anguilla '85 w AS Its pretty macho Je suis prete SHEF blue 'n blah mushy the BMW LHTC hot. very hot Alaska. Hawaii w EJ LIT’s w Nels Phillips CC '84-CS's- ouch skycam soccer weekends “oh. we'll have the eggrolls get outta my face '83 WN's basement w Kopper dancing in tire streets w WJ- the best frosh driver breakfast- not MBP, handsome stranger, love you BIG CHILL INXS give 'n go frosted class PB J's w C's How sweet It is Mich ‘n Floid wht. mtn. scare Junior Wknd. Co's w BL partay Kate. Edith. Booby Norz. should we do a thing? I couldn't sleep at all you-outta here wicked lecture hod the bod Harold, why did you invite all these people over? this time I'm keeping it” 'khada best of limes w KE. AS. NF. DS. LS. SW. HL. EC. BL. SB. WN. SJ. LF. EM M. D. K. L. S. M- I love you Each of us Is only given one journey. But if we enjoy It to the fullest • every, every minute of it. one journey is enough - Juliet Evans Nelson LISSA LYNN HOOKS It's points, not points St. Thomas and U parties Christian and Petry I want a whopperrr 4 year vets. We're outta here Econ Greek Lit french suvivor with S.G. Limpa Td I want to sec J.B.'s eygs Those guys have AIDS We broke the B.K. rules Shakespeare Western Civ books S.S. M.L. B.L. Lissa. not Lyssa canoe mishaps nis-pee how many days? Lu. Lu. Lu Who are ya datin' now? Incurable romantic With every new day of life comes the chance to excel; so don’t waste a minute. •LH. My phllosphy is based on fun- learn it. love it. Live It!! -Valley Oris 142 • Hodder Hooks Hubs Hubby Hubcat Kitkat '83 St. Thomas and U of M 4AM w L.H. Oct 12 runs into Oct 13 7th and 15th JB'seyes Chicken in a biscuit Late again Seen any ostriches lately? It’s points not points Swim Vet You get up too early! Watch those curves! What curves? Lunchtime drives to see Jr and Lou when in town oh fur gosh sooo growes! Don Johnson Greek Lit and Econ? 100 pts if his foot is in the air You need a Q-tip? Europe '85 LA LA LA I'm not listening 2 U Duh Duh Duh from the diaphram U look Mahvahius 20 different laughs Let's play cards Bizz Buzz in Leningrad M H. Roomie in Russia and Irish sis Live Aid in England Waiting list for Sting and TF The Boss Aurthur Rambo Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hollywood Jay Shrubby Tmk Bucky Sparky Herbie Rhoda Don't you hate it when this happens THE MOST UTTERLY LOST OF ALL DAYS IS THAT IN WHICH YOU HAVE NOT LAUGHED. •DE QUINCEY NO MAN WHO HAS ONCE HEATILY AND WHOLLY LAUGHED CAN BE ALTOGETHER DEPRAVED CARLY DE LISA DAY HUBBARD KeriJo KerJo Gujo K.J. Kyra senior with braces the girl with the weird hair has a permanent dramatic voice laughs at anything and everything lives with her grandparents lives In Richfield (where?) Blake debator Thanks, Mr. D, C.F. Do you know_________________? S.J. cabin '84 speaking of Greek statues Ski trip '82 We're here hot lips!” listens to AM radio and enjoys it My___________used to live over there! 16th birthday at Perkins frowns when she laughs Summer '85 on the lake Russia '84 Moe Oh. what you do to my legs! Fire, fire! Thanks. Igor Sophomore guide to K B. Kerl, help, you won't believe what happened last night! (K.B.) J.H.’s senior 4 year volleyball player Get off your knees! Aren't I awful? 6 years with D.B. punt, sniff, rustle- rustle Wanna go to Milwaukee? Get in! All my love to B. S. J and G B.S. always- even In debate Banana. B.S. Never take No for an answer. John F Mitchell You know- the good times are now. Roger Taylor KERI JOANN ISAAMAN Hubbard Isaaman • 143 ANDREA CLAIRE JARVIS A.J.- Born in Peru- Lived in England- But is English?- Always busy- Appears to be a bookworm- But is she?- Europe '85 with LB- Degustations- Pimm's l-A.D.- Carni '83 w S.B.- Tom Tom Club around a pool table at Conrad's- Paisleys- Spectrum-Jockey Club- Yuppies- Entrepeneurial- S O- Special Agent Jarvis - The Lodge- Whatever happened to the West twins?- Life is life - Warehouse Fetes- Quadrilingual- A confessional-Serious talks about life in Kaleidoscope- Camus Sartre-Deliver's your Sunday Times- French Club Prez- Julian's til sts-serious talks in library about Brooke Shields- Workaholic- All night study sessions w Shay Homecoming '84 w A.S. B.H. S B. S.K.- 4 yr member of Hatch's batch- has hidden artistic talents- The Big R- Wandering- Professional Bartender- Thursday's Ventures- The Frost Group- Chchchanges- Dynasty-Georgetown '85 w Shannon- Maui w A.S.- IBM- Annual winter bash at Jarvis'- ready for college and more- Inspirational Parents- Leads a double life- Thanks Blake SCOTT CAMERON JENSEN JENS Jade Green Mustang ROAD WARRIORS FIREMAN '85 How Ya' Doing Speedball? Hum Bugga Cubbage Miniputt Masters Dipping with S. K AS.S W 95 with pickup on 12 Physics Club'85 C'mon Make My Day! Jama hoop Europe 86? What Terrible Trio Lord Humongous Ten! Dats what the problem is! Oh- Shank you! Hot Tub with the schmoo IF WHAT? Pretty heavy, hey dude? Skew No. I didn't have a fling with her! Niners OH HURT ME Lake MTKA with C.H. B.C. Soccer Hockey Golf It's not too cold to have the top down Junior Jysm Senior Schmism Yes Yes Yes! Can’t Smile FIRE' Your what hurts? Buds for life with T. E. Rod Stewart with S.G.T.E. Don't Change For You Don't Change A Thing For Me INXS I want what I want when I want It Henry Blossom Heading Into Trouble. I am Always Heading Into Trouble Now I am Losing You Rod Stewart 144 • Jarvis Jensen K Kahles K-Man K as in Kilo Steve, you're such a (ox Kute's cabin '84. '85 a true fin Africa '84 Casual Cruises on the Lake w R.B., T.G., M.K. 3 B's I must be in the Limo” '83. '84. '85 Cooking Brats w R.B. Camping at Lake Independence w J.M., A.S.. T.T.- Prom '85- Hill stole Him- Ended Bachelor Status in summer of '84 Ranch'n '84. '85 Ed. I fell asleep-really! Lives at Gel's 52% of the time All Nighters w E.C.. T.G. Montana '85 w'T.G. Casual evenings with A.K. T.G.’s. 2nd Brother Dipping with S.W., A S.. S.J. Let's throw a party Preston’s Preferred Cutomer Summer Tans and Tennis Fluent in German, but still gets a B where the beaches 90% B.S.- Other 10% doesn't make sense Kahler Specials Sure you can crash here” Who hasn't sleptover at least once? Social Outcast-has a girlfriend nice ankel The Spa Tuomic's 2nd home Great times w JAM Blake. It's been real! In case of doubt, make it sound convincing. Murphy's Law “Never argue with a fool, people might not know the difference. Murphy's Law STEPHEN FREDRICK KAHLER Shan Shakay Thinks she's French Finally got her license We’re taking a break Chllla Chella The Gang T. Ting on the roofs of Kenwood Groucho Marxln AJ's basement Prom '83 R.F.T.W. Never sleels. can't miss a thing stock brokers freat parents Special Agent Kennedy High fashion is where her money goes. Has a voice like Dolly Parton OOga La Booga Parade Paisleys S O Thursday's Ventures Whatever happened to the West twins? Ambitious California w CDL. '84, '85 Studying French w M.H. 'til 2:30 A M. 18th B-day w A.J. Halloween '85 Mashing in Madtown Weekend in Georgetown Yes, we are writing an article for Trend Magazine.” I'cte prochaine a Paris Leonardo. Jesus. Raquel Y Marla Night of Terror Miss Photographer Forever In love with C.D.L. We always fend up at these parties! Life is Precious SHANNON MARIE KENNEDY Kahler Kennedy • 145 JANNA SUSAN KOENIG Yanna Koning Buckwheats Tweedles Jedl Knight S-ball and V-ball captain Manny's big sister the yellow rod 42 M.P.H. Why Is everyone so short? drives a yellow banana learned all about It from A S. and S.S. Check my schedule- we’ll have lunch sometime Summers on the lake J. V. Bball frozen donut attacks . days until vacation Knows every line from Sixteen Candles laughs like Lewis C.S. with D.W. good is an adjective, well Is an adverb Trick or treating ’84 Twinkles forever cruising downtown Excelsior Fourth of July '85 B.K.- what a mistake thumbs up Lizzy never had the pleasure of braces and DAVE Tlgger talks funny O-Keya tailgating at Parade 3 sports. 4 years. 7 letters- no broken bones Drive-in for A.L.B.’s B-day reads in the dark during homeroom 7 years later S.B. and A.B. cabin trips more smores the grapevine league biker alert we'll have a large popcorn please cheeze and chips Oh I see Well-Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you! ANDREW BERK KOPSTEIN 146 • Koenig Kopstein Kop Kops Kopper Cu Spunky Audrey Stud 2 Mr. movie line Get Outa Town! You two guys? Bitchln' Hates the Celtics Sixers 1 Doc is G-d Moo Moo France '85 w Dr. S S.W. 6 Heinies for $1.69 Home Jolie no, you smell like fish Amy! It was the biggest mound Morrison’s tomb Kop. control your s.d. Tuna 4 NE 1 W.C. w S.W. St. Bonafadous Prom '85 No Fat Chicks Israel '85 Neighborhood Bully Knows all Dylan lyrics No, Susie, we're In school Take a dip. Rach! Pidder w T.G. Taxi driver at L.B.'s Quiet Night '84 w B.R.. A.R.. M.P.. L.F.. and H.L. The Who '82 Infamous Pete Townshend move Sting '85 w H.L.. B.H. S B. Casual Nights. Louie Louie lyrics Jammin' w Kahlcr Started L.M. Started Not Trim Week B4 Israel BBall with Robb McGovey 2 a.m. swim w Schmokes Loooong chats w Lib Sampson Archibald Whitley WN's basement w Hods '83 Deja vu- '85 bonfire Guitar named Rover Mom. my definition of 'late' is when Steve Kahler gets home. 3:16 at Sara's for sure! Nobody knows how we got to the top of the hill. Since we’re on our way down. We might as well enjoy the ride” •James Taylor You got big dreams, baby, but in order to dream You got to still be asleep.” •Bob Dylan Krel Krull Stud U R Huuge Varsity F-Ball w E.C. '83. '84. '85 Buds w T.G.. R.B. Lake Boys 85 Can you get the big boat for tomte? B + P at Wallacks w R.B 1 2 of the awesome left side He loves women, girls Lord Humongous France '85 Dylan lyrics w A.K How did you fit In the back of the car? Helps Boufford w the offense Prom '85 w H.W.B. Always w glrls Never dates Blake women prospective Indy 500 winner 1996 Notices every little thing H O skies 3 times a week Hockey Mascot '83. '84. '85 Just a Teddy Bear Like Breck women NOW! California Boy Lake house spring'85 Big Island w L.F., A M. Always Best Buds w T.B. Enlrepcneur He doesn't know pain, fear stimulatory amplexis majro J.B.’s chauffeur is that a tree? wants to be your friend Deep talks w A.W Friends w M.W forever keeps a secret Demolition Man doesn't know his own strength likes to fight big guys 72. 72. 76 (why) Loves his grandparents Dr. S. it’s not human Fruit bowl Nursery school w H.L. Always like an antler Andre Krcl Bell Union Sundown Neighborhood Bully Holds all-time Blake shot-put record Born in the USA Put that thing away, you'll strangle someone! 1-121 made it. I'm gone. “I'm just a fellow with a one track mind, whatever it is I want I seek and I shall find •Mick Jaggcr Steal a little and they'll throw you in jail steal a lot and they'll make you a king •Bob Dylan MICHAEL JAMES KRELITZ Andy Boogly werm Ver and Verness Big Gugenbcrg's party Later that night Tonka State Skippercttes forever Hanne Assembly speech What was her name? J.V. for life Awesome hockey player No limit on this spedometer. let's motor My kid's Jerry's kid Scott. Brian, and Greg I wrote the book No stop for cop Never met an officer he didn't like, because he's never been busted let's go hunting ANDREW LEWIS LEIN Krelitz Lein • 147 GEOFFREY WARREN LEVIN Goff Vino Liver Levincr Geeoff Over the goal from 1 foot out France '85 with A.K., M.K., S.W., A.S. It was the biggest mound I'd ever seen Mr. Movie lines “I think I've got the answer Something is definitely skewed” Jcwology 9 hour Spectrum meetings Spectrum office 2 a.m. Sara, you go outside and we'll throw typewriters at you Spectrum it’s not just a job it's an adventure Physics Club '85 Let's do the lunch thing sometime SYP Football- what a madman! Street football forever Harrison vet w A.D. and K.L. Original Kenwood Pal You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Unknown The times they are achangin Bob Dylan Let not your learning exceed your deeds, lest you be like a tree with many branches and few roots, from Pirke Avot HAROLD NORTON LIEBERMAN Liebs Siebs Hal Hank H. O.P.D 42 Preston's Jockey Club Let's throw a party! The Faust JAMA HOOPS Chalupnlk Goncsh What's on your pants? B-BALL CAPT Letters H.L. C.R. -6 year espanol club Lost weekend I, II Long Spectrum meetings- Trust me Mac Dad Mug ONE-ON ONE (H.N.U Spectrum Sports w L.S. B J’s at Rocky's w B.H. BAGEL BUNCH Africa '84 Sting, U2. REM. Bruce- '85 WEBSTER ROAD TRIP Several outings w S.W., A.K., L.S. Michigan W.N.P.C. Casual Club Hotel Hal D.L.M Collect Calls. Lunch S.W. Freur. Beat SMC Choir trip '85 (E.Z.. F.R..E.C.) Spare change B-dub Sherm's class Bear original w E.C. Homecoming '84-'85 When do we start? Mr. Concert Pop Pal w KBL B-Bail at Mac w Mort Walt Oh forget it! Twinks Highlands Forever Nursery school- M.K. Edina OZO Many sayings for everyone 10th grade at Hops The Who. Night Shift “It's not over until the fat lady sings” Sports Quote “Who says man wasn't meant to fly? Michael Jordan 148 • Levin Lleberman Lokcs Lokslcr Little Squaw Beautiful Visions Best friends w WJN C.O.P. forever Tuna runs w L.S. Schmokes and Lokes forever I dec endo w R.R. NJ Grand Marais w B.B., L.R., W.N.. and D.S. Harrison vet Good things come in small packages Prince '84 w L.R Chem Is a four letter word Pop pals w H.L. BMFHSD's cramin' w A.H., L.R.. D.W- Toenail polish WeeHoo Late night t.v. w A.H. Wake up breakfast at Perkins Tennis courts w G.E., L.R., and B.L. Marathon backrubs Friday nite movies and shakes The bagel bunch '85 Loser of “The Bet” Sweet 16 w L.S. '84 St. Nds We’re not weird, we’re original Ruby Pester w L.H. Late nights w Marty and Kurt 3 a.m. T.p.ing S and G Europe '82 w B.B. and R.B. jogging w M.H. and B.B. Wayzata Sunrises Haagen Dazs runs Bowling Bunch Schoops w R.B. and W.N. Photo floods Tuna and Mustard Gymnastics w C.N.- Licorice. Violent Femmes. Where's Jim Let's Go Crazy w L.R. In A.P. The Ant Eater w T.A. Always there for a friend in need In my hands I hold today. In my dreams 1 hold tomorrow. In my faith I hold forever. Anonymous KATHRYN BREVARD LOKEN The original L.M. Paco Bri-rye Mr. Freethrow Briface Jam Master w T.A. You know who you sound like? Bravo w A.S. I want to go on a date this weekend- but not with you I'm just a lowly Yahoo Julio '84 Bellamy Bros. w T.A., L.S. Twinks w T.A.. H.L..C.R. Chasin'Fluff Nerds! Frosh drool w A.F. 2a.m. Spectrum mtgs Dinner and dogfood w R.R.. K.E.. A H.. S.W.. D.W. Gupta and Sniff w M.H. Look at the camera and say ” Homecoming '85 w G.E. in Knollwood Mexico w Ted SAT's on Mexico beaches, what a view RC and Twinkies That chain's made out of tensile steel w D.W. “Serf! Sat. SN's w B.H. “scientific notes” w A.S. soccer captain seduces women on street corners Acoma girls singin’ Stevie on the highway w L.S. personal talks First one was a rock! can’t ask out girls You don't have to call Lisa Jr. wknd. Co-pres. Can of corn infatuated w tennis players Yer brlngln' me down Lcece Edina theater thinks we're going out Poker S64 exacta tennis courts w K.L.. G.E.. L.R You Zeek Ferrari's forever weeping w D.C. over M.C. Best friends w Bro Thanx M and D! When we were boys, we knew we’d grow old sure as the Summer turns to cold. But with our memories worth more than gold of when we were boys.” Bellamy Brothers BRIAN EXNER LUCAS Loken Lucas • 149 JOJO MACKAY Jo Smoge Joge B. J. Mackay The Joni Kid Captain Mackay Harv's gal Don't ever call me Joanne! Lives for Monday Night Football and Saturday nights at the Dome Best times w S.B. K.E. N.F. A.S. B J on Jo's dock 18th B-day party Summer 85 Fuddruckers Lake Harriet Supercamp the secret language (t.o. p.o. s.o) Vanities We got the ax Talent Show 84 w N.F, K.E. Witches he-he-he-wceeee Ml. Curve B J Blue Beard paper Eddie Murphy Bill Cosby Am I falling out of this chair Hockey Cheerleading-Make it fun! Bruce Bod to beat the band “Jo can get us tickets” hasn't lived up to her name S.B. call me in 5 yrs Dr. J.” Schteeve No. I'm not Dave Oh my dear lord why It was a joke, you didn't get it' Pickle-talk at W.J.’s Big Chill We are so cool Remember me as a sunny day that you had along the way Dreamglrls We both share the same dreams State Tournament 84.85 Noreen, let's take a drive. Wandering with N.F and S B. Thanks M D The worst of it is over We all have said goodbye Luckily we hold the future For experience falls w time N.M.F. CARRIE JUNE MACNABB And there was much rejoicing Initiation into the rituals of Rocky Horror in Feb. 82 Suburbs sessions in Joanne’s room with M W., C.S.. M.C., K.V.E. and others Your boyfriend Is how old? Printmaking 85 Forever and always a 'Burks and D.B. fan I'll be the one in black it's time for a party I’m sorry excursions to the Walker for bread life can be so misleading Life goes (on) And these children that you spit on. are quite aware of what they're going through. -David Bowie Do what you want to do. do the best that you can.” •Lou Reed The unicorn stands alone, still as frost. Patient as a candle flame. Inviolate, here is our guardian, keeper of the silent unknown. -Josephine Bradley And we all shine on like the moon, and the stars, and the sun.” -John Lennon 150 • MacKay MacNabb You often learn more by being wrong for the right reasons than you do by being right for the wrong reasons. •Norton Juster The Master B.S. Hi- That Bonus Cholx Sage Archie wrestler debater cheerleader terminal B-Ball pinch runner big brownnose knows whats right, just can't decide whether to do it or not how many cars do you own? psychoanalyzer bogus state fair '85 w E.Z. Guess Unlimited 9 days 4000 secs a true friend Thomas Thatcher tight whites for 17 P.W. I.W M.C. where’s my belt? E.Z. P S.. A.P.. M B. France '85 asti-night Aug. 1 1985 Marshall-U rope swing w A.F. Perkins w A.P. mind games Jocky Club Original w A.F.. S.W.. E.Z. FCC 6 hour phone calls w P.S. cars w E.Z. Spring Break '84 Sherm's class FEB 18- I can't give you a backrub “Not my secret to tell cuz's w R.R. Doctor A.F.. S.W., S.T., J.M.- forever has a Ph.D In the reading of body language Fax champ w A.P. Prom '85 Croissant Expres philosopher w E.Z. Erich’s my right one Do what you feel, not what you think Trivs w A.P. Has a thing about jackets friend to the end Always there It Is more important to know whether there will be weather than what the weather will be. •Norton Juster JOSHUA LIFSON MARROW Wally World Where’s the Bear '66 Ford Square Dancing with R.R. Hawaiian Homecoming '85 with W.N. Sandburg buddy SG Wally- Jens Massacre of Sue S. JS- Iggy Rules! Kathy E.-1 can't believe I just said that! SG- Cure! Biggest Fish. BWCA '85 R What? What JV Soc Roadtrlp to Farmington Sliders Wild Thing A man and his car Pee Wee Herman forever. R.O.C.K. in the USA Death is the end of Life Ah. why should life all labour be Let us alone; Time driveth onward fast Let us alone; What is it that will last Let us alone; What pleasure can we have to war with evil? Is there any peace. •Alfred Lord Tennyson Everybody at your party They don't look depressed Everybody dressing funny color me Impressed The Replacements WALLY MARX Marrow Marx • 151 WENDY KAY MILLER Miller Mills Wen princess H's Miller time! Prince concert w B.P.. A.S., S.B. K.E. Cancun discos w B.L. T.A., not Puerto Vollorta w M.H. Grand Rapids inv. w D.S. Best Buds w B.P. al. those forgotten nights Jockey Club Chi Chi's Norma’s nonconformity philisophica! conversations mid night gro- cery store runs T.G.F.A. M.B. D.H. T.B.;; M.A. wtf pre-party to prince making just 2 too many plans Be cool, be cool! We’re safe again! Prom ’85 Holiday Inn- What a night T.W.B. infatuation get it together! Thank God for older sisters, huh Bets?! Thanx M D- I love ya. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime We’ll take the best, forget the rest And someday we'll find These arc the best of times. -Styx DANIEL 1 think the whole thing just blew up man Hwy. 12 FRITZ Death Valley 69; S.Y. MONICK Nine Nine Nine White Album 152 • Mlller Monick TIM MORSE ’ and war appeals no longer as a national alternative. Unconditional war can no longer lead to unconditional victory Mankind must put an end to war or war will put an end to mankind. Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. John Fitzgerald Kennedy The Negro was willing to risk martyrdom in order to move and stir the social conscience of his community and the nation he would force his opressor to commit his brutality openly, with the rest of the world looking on Nonviolent resistance paralyzed and confused the power structure against which it was directed. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Neums Neumster Mr. Bill Bllliam Shrooms Poker pal throwing darts at cows really, that's the red chip Go Stars! U remind me of N.B. creates windstorms in front of the net p.k. with K.D. Htbbing hockey trip Ripper's roundup tennis capt Guillermo (Vilas) State champs '84 Capen's bash '84 U still owe me a free lunch J.V. soccer capt. the Clockwork Orange?? Chem review sessions with A S. and N.F. that's not late. I was absent that's such an Edina term, you doorknob Checks with slopes is today clash day? Summer at Nebagamon Go talk to Kooty or something thanks Blake, it's been a good one. If something works, don't change it. Youth is a fast gallop over a smooth track to the bright horizon the time of great expectations for yourself and expectations of others for you- to be fulfilled at an unspecified time called 'Someday' WILLIAM MICHAEL NEUMAN Morse Neuman • 153 WENDY JILL NORDSTROM MOOSH WenJen Wcnge we're not weird. We're just original Best friends w Katie All dressed up and nowhere to go All nlghters w M D The Pantry Omen Norm C.O.P. forever Chestnut cabin Grand Marais 1 of 5 Blake girls Choo-Choo w Ltz. Bex. Dawn Brass Hut- Marty Spring Break '85- Surfers Born Californian Sketchy Killer Jacket Rif Prank call Always doubling w best friends B.B. Can I put my gum in your ear?” Parmcsian Details Nook Stace. you're not ugly It was red- Highlands- BH Fag waiters w Bri Beautiful visions La Costa w RB We're gonna rule the school Tabaholic Home always open for a party Prom '85 w G.E.. T.A. SHG writing on locker M. A. Guys Click dick ra cha cha Always something there to remind me Chi Chi Guys Friends Forever w B B. FOOD w Soos Cheerleading Closet Guy Where? Yo Lance! Schoops w KL, RB MC! I know, let's go to Wen's Nose w R.R. Ra. '83 w Dodes I love my Scampers Chicken Walk w LR Goosebumps lives In a cookie factory Fece. fececious what? Crystalle Mazda Quiche We need our I.D.'s Friends forever I love you Mom Dad. and thank you Blake. Those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up on wings like eagles Isaiah 40:31 MARJORIE ELIZABETH FESEK Betsy Bets the Dutchess Watch out world I’m 19! Prince '84 w K.E.. W M . T.Q.. S B. A S. Best Bud WM it’s your turn to drive romantic encounters w M B., D.H.. T.B. M A. all those forgotten nights get it together gum nonconformity ism T.G. F A. infatuation popcorn there are no prince's In the world thank God for big sisters I love to dance It's five o'clock, it's time to start It's fun to have fun. but you've got to know how your car reeks Chi Chi’s Jockey Club Norma's take a deeper breath Betsy Thanks for the best of times W.M.! What would I do I said to Pooh. If it wasn't for you? and Pooh said. True it Isn't much fun for one but two can stick together. says Pooh says he. 154 • Nordstrom Pesek Taller Arthur Arth- Bob A car that fits the man Burt Mr. Vice Nice Camaro. Nol Wait a minute-I’m playing the role of someone who doesn’t believe in role playing? Perkins at 2 A M WAHHH' I'm a little bit country Kinks with Twed Harold and the floor Fax Champ with Josh 666 66th St. The Beast Man with the sport coat Adv. Chem w B.L. Zeiss. 1 have until Oct. 12. Help me Wonder Bunnies Bunny and Crystal I need a woman! Not unlike cool Now this is a hot dog Water pumps on the road to Annanndale Chivalry is not dead Maintain an even strain. -Capt. Gus Grissom Wondcrboy. life is only what you conjure. •Ray Davies ARTHUR MONROE PHILLIPS Joe Joseph Joey Jose Blake K-12 Big Bro Northrop Boy Varsity track soccer, skiing, basketball prom '85 with K E. the oldest loves to travel SYP NoFTY Michael and Rena long hair always needs a shave OSRU1 '85 Avodah best summer of your life nearly didn't come home in love with L.E. girlfriend lives 6 hours away long talks with K.F. and S.C. always wants to be in Chicago or Madison lives at camp loves to ride horses worked 24 hours a day for 11 weeks, for free going to learn to play the guitar blue volvo late assignments long distance calls thanks Blake Thanks Mom and Dad Blossom, send some sunshine down my way. Enjoyment of the present is denied to those who worry too much about the future. •William Feather JOSEPH WILLIAM PRASS Phillips Prass • 155 DAVID ROBERT PRIEST Dave Jude Judas Okay!' Enough is Enough: STOP calling me Judas!! Just kidding Pig w one leg Advocates a 30 hour day The Prez Blaker's Dozen Thinks he can sing Little Mary Sunshine. Ballad of The Sad Cafe, and More!! Thespian Veep Thinks he can act Dreams about speaking colloquial Hungarian Thanks for that one Clarko!! Cruzin' the St. Cloud Strip with Dave Clark Swimming and tennis Does he serve with two hands too? one of the Quiz Bowl Quizhngs Is a varsity Debater, but no one knows it On good terms with darn near everyone The Ballad of the Blake Career. The End, ELIZABETH ANNE RASMUSSEN Liz Lizzy Lizard Diz Dizzo Ladies in red w RR Buckaroo Banzai and the Hong Kong Cavaliers Spring Break '84 McCourts Vico 89 Skaggles Cracking skulls on 52 Friday. September 13. 1985 Kindred Spirits w SG cop forever Todd Hanson Spring Break '85 w SG. BB. and WN chicken walk w WN Let's Go Crazy in AP w KL Three Musketeers w TAandGE Best friends w Ted Best friends w Ra- chel Best Friends w TA. GE. and RR Sound of Silence Chorus. Choir. Jazz Maine w Ke. BB. and RB much much? Skaggle A million years old Prince freak Prom '85 w DC the baby blue beast French fry runs w LS long hair much? the infamous fingernail psychic abilities Mount Olivet lives for COP Bex Poce oh Bob and oh Sandy VSM it‘s a hack attack Grand Marais w KL. BB, DS. WN. and GG Caribou Honkin Spankin Dip! Northern Lights the late night w KB NJ oh Bah! transcend the BS w DW and TA TH w KE Davah sketchy surfers hey Zooba Zabba w RR and RB the Ginny Beat Borofsky Blasphemous Rumors The Day The Music Died Lake Harriet Sagittarius Fire and Rain Why is it that people who follow you around asking what's wrong are the ones who wouldn't know if you told them? •Garrison Keillor 156 • Priest Rasmussen No matter where you go. there you arc. •Buckaroo Banzai Charles Chuck Chucky Chuckster Carlos Hello der! Las tres Langostas viviran por sicmpre Stop hitting me. you big dump! Twinks with Bri and Ted Checch and Chong hands Roehrdanz Julio '85 with H. L. and D.C. Am. Cult, field trip Digger forever C. Club Basement pong building traps for Macduff with M.H. Geraldo y Carlos Spanish Foundation Tennis with I. C., A.F.. M.H., and A R Kenwood Club C R. and D.C.- 1985 Jam Off losers (we know who's better though) Jammin with J.S. and G.E. No. Bill Schmoker Is not my brother!” pfff The screeching lobster A.P. Q.Q.L. Deadbeats 13 year Blake vet, Howday! Color me impressed- Paul Westenberg (The Replacements) CHARLES OTTO ROEHRDANZ Rose Rosebud Droid Rosy Palms The Only One Face It guys. I was a pretty good lookln kid Homecoming closets and cinnamon rolls w SG THE Webster Road Trip Rosen- Just leave us alone A.P. and Rockys talks w KE Talks in the link w Dee Rose, o k. we're co’s (BH) Jewology 2 yr P.H. champion over AK get some grod great rap sessions and b.f.'s w AF 3x RM at Herzl 85 020 SPA scrimmage- double figures 12th man off bench w BL THE MPLS “Guys - AR. MP. AK. LF- forever Night Shift lines w Kop Major British B's-A.P. 11 Nice life-NOT Atrium- Prom 85 w KE Kenwood Park a little 2.3 w KE France line France 84 Leaves his mark on Kop's carpet Champ after That was Then w KE Can I borrow those Intellivtsion cartridges? Holiday Inn w HL Ramah B-Ball The Rash- Herzl 82 6th grade w RR Walks away with the pot- the B-Ball net pays Playing HELEN during finals w MH Erin- Cayman 85 Can never get over AL New Year’s Eve parties Bagel Bunch Quick Rick and Mooses w AF Cabin 26 Mom and Dad- Thanks. We share the same biology, regardless of Ideology; What might save us me and you. is if the Russians Love their children too. •Sting ANDREW PETER ROSEN The more things change, the more they stay the same.' -Anonymous (English Achievement Test) Fashion is out of fashion. Roehrdanz Rosen • 157 RACHEL ANN RUBENSTEIN Ray Rubes Queen Ruby Roopster . Raache Uof M Homecoming ,1984 w B. B B.P. Choir Tour 1985 w L R K B Summers at K.B s Cheerleader- 4 yrs 89 skagglcs w LR KB Friends Forever w L.S. Ladies in Red w L.R Burros Prom'85 w D.S. Haj. Bai.Sar.Faf Cuzw J.M PBAPw DS. T.G.I F., w S.G Oct 26 1984 Dinner and Dogfood w A.H. K.E. B L. S.W D W Much Much? Friday Emb's w D.S. Nosew WN. Muola w B B Lake Harriet Forever V-Ray I Dee Endow w K.L Spring Break 1984 Cracking Skulls on 52 D sub w Soos Roll It Up Mashing in Madtown All Nighters w L.R B.B. We're being taped??? Planet 10 alter ego That was so nice of me w E Z. Finals 82-86 at K B's Buckaroo Banzai and the Hong Kong Cavaliers 6th grade w A.R Weaves Perk’s w L.R. K.B. Hatreds Forever Really I’m Scandinavian Pink Shorts Char Whs Ellen's Senior V.S.M Rachel Harriet Rumorstein Fredelach Laugh If You Will A partier at heart Homecoming Triple '84-Disaster we're a million years old Pink's Party Yucky Looks Italian Thanks Mom and Dad So It's The laughter we will Remember. Whenever we remember The way we were Barbara Streisand MICHAEL GENE RUDE Rude, gross and disgusting The boober Is back in town the third floor lounge Shcrm's chem class I'm a P.E kind of guy Bauhaus Joy Division The Cure, but never forget Killing Joke and AC-DC There's no one left, everyone's gone T.N.T, A first for me I love my car and my stereo' B.R P.S. I hate sports, that's why I play golf The Smiths J.W. S.A K.B. C.W I don't know, leave me alone I spent half my life in Orono and the other half on my butt thanks, you've made my life worth living stop! •''Stop! by Daniel Ash 158 • Rubenstein Rude Juan “I can't find my belt Jammln w C.R. We’re ready (or softball now cattle prods and ropes- forever grow monsters long car ndes from Wayzata to downtown Mpls. about 5,6. maybe 7 times Easy access baby Iggys man, if he can't do it no one can life should be Swedish magazines dog food- it makes you strong and clever too up at the Croix Tom’s basement Jams Trying to see Weir and The Cats under stars w Jethro Deep, dark forest explorers discover Aftan Alps Pretty much, klnda, maybe, but then why? exactly Goodnight Lou Hee's Jethro Beaver Bay shrooms fltztltz So don't look down, you’ll always hear that crazy sound the red monster Jon. seriously, I think I can do it J.l. Y.B. W.L. Y.S. C.G. T.L. A.P. This is what his self and spirit saw as it left, looking for a new body and mind to experience. Flash filling the gap J.L.S. JON L. SANDER Don Dodes Dorass The Blonde Bomshells H! Dw Hey Dor- Hey Hods C.O.P. France '85 Stuart You can touch it- no really Has anyone seen Scott? Midnight Fouton Parties w AH. DS. SG. MT The Kahda B.K w EC. SK. AK Magical Dinner S.C.G. RSJ w LR Tropical Night w WN 10 13 84 w Scott Cube 8 w TE Mich n’Floid Bye-Bye Victim of “The Jabba Jaw P.B. A.P. w RR Look at the camera and say Fresh Homecoming ’83 w AF '84 w EZ Fla. '83 w wen OOO- Gent Clutch Really Mrs. Nelson, nothing was going on Export a Club BM FH SD's Grand Rapids Inv. w WM Give them up gracefully Bible Lit. survivor Grand Marais w BB. KL. WN. and LR Mudweed Jamaica '83 w LB Writing Speeches w BH Schlampp Scare Une autre bouteille si vous plait Lite Dance at I.C.C. w AS 1 on the death list Call me when you wake up How sweet it is Gimme a Corn Nut! Fri. at EM's in between the 30th and 31st floors 1 luv ya hun. If the Lord hadn't wanted us to reach for the stars. He wouldn't have blessed us with the power to dream.” Hadin Marshall DORIS BETH SCHLAMPP Sander Schlampp • 159 LISA STUART SCHMOKER Schmokes Schmoe Lee Schmochead Neal Broien Leece a very true friend, a best friend What About Me original Northrup girl K-12 w BS Saralee do it- do it (Bonfire 84 w SW) 2 liters SA-tree ornament diving vet Somebody’s Watching Me-BB Chcm is a four letter word What does this song remind you of? am I having fun yet? Espana 84 w KE- cattle- go- moo Late night drives I'm just a Lowly Yahoo w BL, KE North Stars outings w SW. AK. HL cabin after prom w SW A and S w SG Loves Spectrum- sports w HL should be in a Thriller video Schmokes and Lokes forever LTZ796 peas and carrots w BH It's the land - KH Bellamy Brothers 85 w BL. TA Feb. 25. 1984 7-up can w BB My Favorite Things w BH. KE. AS Gund exchange w LN you zeek darts swimming at 2 a.m w Kopper Edina guys Skibummers w BH Ghostbusters- I need cliff notes We're on a danish Prom 85 w BL. SW. AK “don't mess with the Bran-muffin the world stops when you two get together 13 Longville Friends Forever w RR singing Stevie on the highway Late nights talks w AK Policemen w BB Bagel Bunch '85 the big wiener w SB. KH Everybody has a dream Thanks M and D. Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference.” •Robert Frost CHARLES JOSEPH SCHOENWETTER C.J. Ceige. Caesar. Squeege Edina boy Hidden poet Dinner parties at J.P.K.'s Spring Break in Florida New Year's Eve with T.T.T Europe '85 with I.A.S. and M.L.H Scruffy Squeegee Rembrandt Math class always seems to end early Loves investigating off campus Varsity Basketball Boxing? Simon and Garfunkel with R.A.B.. J.P.K. and I A S. It'll be fun! He's some- body grandpa too Did you hear about the starving children in Zaire? Everybody needs a C.J. Always there A true friend Why do you sec the speck that is in your brother's eye. but do not notice the log that Is in your own eye? Matthew 7:3 160 • Schmoker Schoenwetter Anne Annie always on the lookout Falls for older men Black is heT favorite color France '83 Coronado ’84 w C.L. Hawaii '5 with A.J. Psychedelic Furs ’84 The Wallets at Loring Park '84, ’85 Twangs with K A. Long talks with L.O. and I.O. uses her freotlme well out of school Late nights with C.L. and N.H. Totally nude at 1st Avenue Prime Danccteria- bands in the Entry names for everyone interesting Cowboys, long hair, and motorcycles If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away Henry David Thoreau If being afraid is a crime we'll hang side by side. The Replacements ANNE MARGARET SCHULZE A boat beneath a sunny sky. Lingering onward dreamily In an evening of July-Children three that nestle near. Eager eye and willing ear. Pleased a simple tale to hear-Long has paled that sunny sky: Echoes fade and memories die. Autumn frosts have slain July. Still she haunts me. phantomwise. Alice moving under skies Never seen by waking eyes. Children, yet. the tale to hear. Eager eye and willing ear. Lovingly shall nestle near. In a wonderland they lie. Dreaming as the days go by. Dreaming as the summers die: Ever drifting down the Stream-Lingering in the golden gleam-Life, what is it but a dream? - Lewis Carroll I don't understand why half the world is still crying, when the other half of the world, is still crying too. •Janis Joplin JANE ELLEN SCHWEITZER Schulze Schweitzer • 161 AMY JAYNE SEGAL Ame Aimers W.P. Machine C Captain Segal Fudds R2 Tom Thumb Always on the go France '85 Scopin' Une autre boutellle s’il vous plait Prom 85 w S.K. J.M. T.T. Dipping w S.K. S.J. S.W. here's Tuomie undercover at Williams hoppln' at St. Malo Muskadet Summer 85 w S.B. J.M. Zoom Bartyles Pickling It Dr. J's favorite patient 2 we’re the owners Varsity Hockey or Tennis only T Chinese Food I can hear the engine extremely ticklish throws a good right hook scented organized Tennis Hockey Cheerleading 1985 State Hockey Tourney covergirl yearbooker I'm not sleeping eeblobin Loves to watch the setting sun Education is endiess-seems like The more I learn The smarter I get, and. The smarter I get, The more 1 realize How much I have to learn Ziggy risks must be taken because the greatest hazard In life is to risk nothing. Anonymous SUSAN MARIE SHOGREN 162 • Segal Shogren Shogs SS Susan AH's older sister- ah whaa? Flash Spectrum Forum Sec BLAKE SPIRIT BC extra-curricular girl Sue. baby, you look mahve-lous (E.C., jr.) Summergirl (“I love kids ) does everything the route -I hate sleeping spcedtalkcr TMJ factor- Thanks CG Spring Break '84. SG- where are we?! 8 18 84-AMR 1 have a meeting doesn't miss a school function Sr. Skit- beat me DW yes. no wait- yes like everything (one) 9 2 85 w MC (WC's oops!) need a ride? Artie JN, I'm okay! loves to argue Sr 9- MM, TJ- you’re great. My dog is not a dog 5 29 68- HAL MOS- I miss you EZ’s honorary girlfriend bowling bunch Hey. hey Mrs. A. Knutskins senior weekend massacre: WM, EC, SK. MH extended day cares about everyone The Blake bear S-ball co-capt. on time for everthing but class AJ Thanks Mr. Sachs plan for now, forever will follow defines dedication Charles always game for roadtrips 4 brothers never stops going Hockey fan Thanks Blake. MDS, AMR and everyone who cared Be true to your school •Beach Boys With a little perserverence you can get things done” ■Corey Hart I want to live everyday like its the last day, except that there wouldn't ever be any last day - The Last Time I Saw Paris BARBARA ELLIOT SLADE Barbie Boobte Boo Boo Northrop girl K-12 with L.$. Night o TERROR w S.K. and N.F. Humm's thursday afternoons Lake house Spring '85 onion ring runs Russia '85 Bablin Auntie Bawb Hey 3 of them 3 of us Parking at Lake Harriet Weekend Parties '84 Chicken sandwich runs ls this your lamp? Kenwood Park The raft w S P Smily Wiggy Nor. I found Wiggy Hey Todd the bod Toddler Smulc Had parties for two straight weeks broken window? what broken window permanent truce, oh? I’m 1 so why try harder firemen '85 Edina Homecoming '84 (SK. JM. KL) S.K.- a true friend TEC AJD- my sister so much ability but It’s seriously my foot wet willies M.S.-finally for me 8. 44. 91 ECC summer '85 she's so boring! Who turned on the bath tub? K’s wild mixes if only people really knew me Mom. Dad. John. Scott; I love you all. thank you so much! Just Believe You can be what you want to be And do what you want To do There's nothing that's Too difficult Or Impossible for you! The stars are just a step away And the goals you would Achieve Are at your very fingertips, If you will just believe! Jon Qlbert TODD SMULLEN Slade Smullen 163 ANNE CATHERINE SUNDBERG Annie Skokes Sunny Gumby An-de Caribbean Woman SHEF Cayman '84. Anguilla '85 w BH I'm so tired Jesuisprete SHUT UP ANNE! Diadora AH @ Buster's lunch reports Lite dance @ ICC w DS Blow-pops @ Tom Thumb Bravo and a flick w BL; No. we're not going out I want to go on a date this weekend- but not with you Repo Man w AH-what Just happened? My Favorite Things w BH. KE. LS Do you always have to embarrass me wherever we go? Anne come over to study and bring a pie Be a courageous person Portatap Australian Experience '85; Southwark. Fosters Riding Fanatic I wonder how those plates are held up there? w BH. DM. SC If you can't say It, you can't do it Hell-o. Good-bye Driver Breakfast- Not! good times on the Blake stage w KE Janice Jarvis Victim of the LMS Peeping Tom Committee Hey! Where'd you get the Blake Jacket?! Happy Camper W LC @ CLH the pukemobile w MC THE LDC driving on jogging paths w JM. SB MHS 12 2 83 Procrastination is an art Quetico '84 summer night on JM's dock Beckermania New Pants Cake-ln-a-cup w NF color bubbles what's she talking about now? Capen’s '85 what accent? Cheerio Molester Eyes-Wrtnkly Shirt Shay- des rappin' w BL '•scientific notes has an answer for everything blue, blah What we have loved, others will love, and we will teach them how. -William Wordsworth GENTRY W. THATCHER Gent Southern Gent Tree Thatch Snatch Snatcher Mr. Saab ooo Gent spaghetti sauce A Philipplno connection(s) '84 swim team physics rash nice dog Capens '85 what a bash (blush?) Swim Party . 1 %? of course! harsh skits (mind) How was your C.T. x-c (v!) don't you eat lunch? link rat P.R.’s confidant so many firsts T.G, P.R. M W. A.C. He loves seniors C.O. '85 Lake time w M.W. Eagan to Orono timing is everything short but sweet That's classic I'm lost” Nantucket '85 prom '85 the tree moved Not! cynical? nice legs kissing Elf Bloom County Bum 4 yrs. of the big A You don't have much of an accent” If you're not fired with enthusiasm, you'll be fired with enthusiasm. •Vince Lombardi I really understand the material. I just can’t do the problems Physics room 164 • Sundberg Thatcher Dale Deacon Dekes Best “Bud Poker Parties Kenwood park trio w AH, TA Philosophy Club Junior Mints Forever Dead Trip '85 Merry Pranksters Rule Doin’ it up in Sun Valley with AH Homecoming R.R. tracks w KL x-c skiing “I figure you can get thru your ankle in 5 w BL East Troy w Kev. Ted. BJ 45 min. twist and shout w Greg Front Page We love Nerds On the bus Wheel to the stoneman in flight Ya it is Bowling Transcending the B.S. w Liz Gave A.P. his first foil two weeks in Chuck's band Remember M.R. and P.W. Bubella Buhha Nice Collar Midnight swimming w the poker pals Adios Blake I am a child; I’ll last a while. You can't conceive of the pleasure in my smile.” -Neil Diamond Bring tea for the tillerman. steak for the sun. Wine for the woman who made the rain come. Seagulls sing your hearts away, 'cause while Sinners sin the children play, oh lord how they play and play, for that happy day for that happy day.” •Cat Stevens DALE KENNETH WARNER, Jr. EEE SCRAM BUUUL' Bui Hello der Northrop K-12 slam-dunk moon-hook C.S.J. Did you drive today? Parade Parking Lot Blues lunchtime talks carbo-club FALT the palace- E.W.C Domino’s forever Late night Dep Luta — stats basement pong welfare shipments the 'melon 6 the weight emporium Madtown '84 with ST and CR France '85 Bozo NOT! Ya big dump Do I play for the golf team? Digger forever work? why? the man with all the women Chuck, but she's too short for me! NT The banana stop with M B. any poop reports? No, we’re not related! Adiooos Thanks Mom, Dad. Brett, and Blake He who laughs last, laughs loudest. •Anonymous ERIC JASON WEINBERG Warner Welnberg • 165 SARA ANN WEINBERG Sare Ra Cakes Trim Rasta Do it.do it Muscadet Prestons Preferred Customer LIIT Dipping w SK.AS.SJ Plays drinking games with no drinks Jockey Club Ad,did 1 ever tell you I could whistle? Sara.would you please not do that collect calls. chats.w HL une autre bouteiile s'il vous plait Ahwoo loves to laugh carded at a bowling alley Mugambo Morrison’s Tomb 3:16 France'85 Prom Longville w Schmokes Ice cream w GE Brunch CG's Everyone eats lunch at her house I can’t believe what's come over me Swimmer 2 litres ST.AF.JM.SW, forever digs old people St.Bonafacious Party at the newlyweds Austrians colored sheep JHH A-special place 2:AM Spectrum Always has fun Webster roadtrip Thank-you Blake.M.D.P. R I don't say we outght to misbehave, but we ought to look as if we could. -Orson Welles First this. Then that. -Michael Robbins ERIC EDWARD ZEISS E-Z Gookcr Zeeker Jabber Jaw Guiness Oh,he's so laid back You can touch it.really Jockey Club Howie Can't drive 55,66? I just have one! Not going to make it White Castle export A club Croissant Express philosopcr u9. 9 1 little.2 little Jerrrry. Jerry Chance 1 Orangeginer Learning with the Master Hey.Hey Oouch! Just a Teenager in love Benji’s Best Feel not think Whoosh-Swoosh-Ouch! Med - Fly Man Seriously Hal. These are good! Seducing women on streetcorners with L.M. Girlfriend I love baked potatoes Wlls dom’s! Secretly loves everyone Forgotten times.remember Make yourself art. as soon as I start to compare myself I loose my uniqueness. I can only do mine and what is in me and the more I know myself, this self will them come out in my work. -Jonathan Borofsky 2.022173 166 • Weinberg Zeiss Seniors 167 Senior Weekend The Weekend When . . . Senior Weekend 1985 truly was the weekend when time stood still. For three days at beautiful Camp Warren in Eveleth, Minnesota, the graduating class of 1986 let it all hang out. Whether it was building a human pyramid after the Senior Olympics, or square dancing in Cub Lodge on Saturday night, the worries and pressures of senior year seemed to be far away. Sunday morning, the class divided into groups to set goals for themselves as well as the class for the upcoming school year. The seniors even helped out the Camp Warren staff by doing various service projects, which included everything from husking corn to digging ditches. The perfect weather let the class spend all of its freetime in the beautiful outdoors. Senior Olympics consisted of a number of events, including an egg toss which turned into an egg “throw,” a pass the orange race, and the infamous bat drill. The Olympics ended with a staff “drill off” between Mr. Seel and Mr. Bartel. There is no way to describe what happened, but seniors will never forget it. The several hours of square dancing turned out to be one of the most fun events of the weekend, as seniors and faculty alike promenaded around the room. The Sunday night skits, everyone mellowed out around the campfire and listened to some good tunes. The energy level picked up again as some seniors brought their ammunition for the shaving cream extravaganza. Monday morning, as the sleepy but happy seniors climbed aboard the busses for the trip home, they knew that the weekend when time stood still would live on forever. They would never forget the good times they had shared, and the memories they had made. 2 Time Stood Still 168 • Senior Weekend Opposite Page 1. Andy Kopstein and Kevin Delaney jam by the campfire. 2. The casualties of the battle take a break from the action. 3. Senior indulge in yet another gourmet Camp Warren meal. This Page 1. Following the Olympics, the Eighth Wonder of the World is formed 2. Stephanie Bell and Keri Isaaman renew an old friendship on horseback. 3. The devoted faculty serenades the seniors. 4. Three friends enjoy canoeing on Half Moon Lake. Senior Weekend 169 I Believe It’s Time For Me To The Blake senior has two things on his mind: preparing for college and getting into college. While the process is a complicated one, it is broken down into several stages throughout the year. The first is the infamous barrage of college mail a senior receives during the fall and winter months. Often one gets three or four of the same brochure from some unknown college, which most of the time goes directly from the mailbox to the trash. Next comes the filling out of the applications. This a tiresome and strenuous, but important part of the process. While deadlines always seem a long ways away, more than a couple seniors have relied on the trusty “Express Mail Next-Day Service” to get their applications in on time. The final and most agonizing part of the process is waiting for the big verdict: yes? or no. This waiting includes practically attacking the mailman each day, and constant calls home to ask mom whether the letters are thick or thin. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat are real life situations when Mid-April finally rolls around for the class of ’86. 170 • College Process College Process • 171 Sometimes You’ve Just Because the senior year is such a special one, pictures are worth a thousand words. There is no way to describe the good times and the fun that the seniors have throughout the year. We’ve decid- ed to let the pictures do the talking for the class of ’86. 172 • Seniors Got To Say . . . Seniors 173 Only Time Tell . Randall Barry and Beth Hodder Art Hickock and Dori Schlampp Most Athletic Best Eyes Kathy Everly and Tom Giel Most Outgoing Andy Kopstein and Anne Sundberg Most Talented Erich Zeiss and Noreen Foster Tells the Best Jokes Jojo Mackay and Scott Jensen Most Energetic Amy Segal and Mike Krelitz Most School Spirit Wendy Nordstrom and Mark Heithoff Best Dressed 174 Susan Shogren and David Priest Best Attitude Todd Hayes and Kristen Bremer Friendliest Rachel Rubenstein and Dale Warner Funniest Harold Lieberman and Wendy Miller Most Likely to Become Famous Arthur Phillips and Amy Bergquist Most Studious Ted Anderson and Beth Anderson Best Laugh Josh Marrow and Andrea Jarvis Most Likely to Become President Brian Lucas and Sara Weinberg Best Smile 175 It Was The Best Of Times . . . I he Blake School iors 176 • Seniors It Was The Worst Of Times . . . . Seniors 177 In Memory Of Juliet Evans Nelson As time passes We stop to ponder The carefree ways and happy character of a friend-Always giving, Accepting of the outcomes, Overwhelmed with other’s successes, Never yielding to society’s barricades, but overcoming what was wrong and unjust. Maintaining the spirit of struggle and survival. Wishing for friends, constant happiness. Dreaming and imagining If only we could be so unselfish and obtain some of these generous qualities. 178 Each moment must be cherished. Each experience meaningful. Every human being sacred. Contributions To The ’86 Reflections SPONSORS ($100 OR PATRONS MORE) (CONTINUED) Mr. and Mrs. David Crosby Rich. Brett and Chris Donaldson Dr. and Mrs. Stephan S. Everly Hugh and Mary Jo Forcier Joe. Carolyn and Andi Friedberg Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hodder Mr. and Mrs. D. Eldredge Jackson 111 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Jacobs Dale and Dick Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. MacKay Robert L. Melamed Dr. and Mrs. Glen Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Mr. and Mrs. Dale K. Warner PATRONS (LESS THAN $100) Gordon and Mary Aamoth Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barry Maria G. Beal Ed and Carolyn Bell Ossie Brooks-James Judith and Irving Brooks Diana and Terry Browne Laura. John, and Brooks Crosby Dr. and Mrs. David Danoff Sandra K. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Dale Dobrin Maria and John Eggemeyer Susan Everhart Mr. and Mrs Basil Filonowich Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fiterman Thomas Foster James G. Fullerton John and Martha Gabbert Barbara and Chuck Geer David and Sharon Gelperin Paul and Nancy Giel Mr. and Mrs. William S. Goldenberg Robert and Katherine Goodale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grue David F. Hickok David and Barbara Hornig Penny Hunt Dwight Oglesby Pat and Rich Keenan Mr. and Mrs. David Khabie Sally and David Koenig Dr. and Mrs. Ho Leppik Gary and Julia Levin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Lipkin Mrs. Susan MacMillan Arie and Vivian Mann The Wallace Marx Family Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McQuinn Skip and Doug Menikhelm Sara and Bruce Monick Chris and Jack Morrison Jim Nelson Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Nicoloff Dr. and Mrs. John A. Nilsen Estelle B. Noble Ray and Kate Pearson Larry and Medora Perlman Arthur Phillips and family Chad and Lucy Quaintance Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Reece George Roehrdanz Michael and Toni Lee Rosen Mr. and Mrs. James Rupp Kit and Dick Schmoker Dr. and Mrs. William Schoenwetter Lynne and Stewart Segal Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Shannon Vicki Shronts Gai and Tom Skramstad Sharon and Phil Snyder Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Sundberg Peggy Watson Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weinberg Dana Wells Frederick B. Wells The Whitakers Cornie and Betty An Wiens John and Sandy Zeiss Thank-You Very Much For Your Support Of The ’86 Reflections. The ’86 Reflections Staff Contributions • 179 180 • Teachers T This Time Will Be The This page 1 Seniors Kathy Everly and Amy Segal: O K. where are the pics of us?? 2 Seniors Jojo Mackay and Noreen Foster work on their de veloplng skills 3. Look how orga nized faculty advisor Bruce Archibald is!! Other Page 1. Oh no Ran-dy.l cropped your hand!!! 182 • Staff Last Time!! Reflections Staff 1986 Editor-in-chief: Kathy Everly Assistant Editors: Amy Segal and Anne Sundberg Faculty Advisor: Bruce Archibald Senior Section Editors: Beth Hodder and Andrew Rosen Academics Editors: Robin Bennett and Scott Diamond Sports Editor: Randall Barry Assistant Sports Editor: Adam Frisch Organizations Editors: Blythe Brenden and Gentry Thatcher Photography Editors: Noreen Foster, Shannon Kennedy and Jojo Mackay Underclassmen Editors: Annie Gabbert and Georgie Slade with help from: Sara Baker, Stephanie Bell, Matt Cohen, Jon Ebel, Matt Eggemeyer, Libby Gray. Lisa Hayes, Todd Hayes, Chris Headrick, Mark Heithoff, Wendy Jevne, Chris Kahler, Katie Loken, Kelly Morrison, Sarah Newhall, Tad Quill, Katie Shannon, Bill Studebaker, Kristin Whitaker, Cindy Baszucki, and Scott Jensen i Staff • 183 It’s Closing Time We did it, we created a book that captures the school year in a unique style. We even survived the initial panic when we missed our first deadline by two weeks. Throughout the year we argued, agreed, taught and learned and each of us gained valuable experience in working with others. A very special thanks from all of us goes to Bruce Archibald. Without his easy going “send it in tomorrow” attitude we would have been lost. Here’s to the section editors who withstood corrections, complaints and brought all of their talents together in this book. Time has slipped by once again, only yesterday we were scurrying around changing schedules and settling in. Only yesterday we promised each other to make this year the best one yet, and that we did. As our time together dwindles down remember the special, fun happy times. For time is our worst enemy and our best firend. I sincerely hope you enjoy the 1986 reflections Kathy Everly Memory brushes the same years Silently sharing the same fears Time it was and what a time it was It was a time of innocence, a time of confidences Long ago, it must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They’re all that’s left of you Simon and Garfunkle 184 • Closing