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

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NAHS sponsors art shows President: Greta Canton Vice Pres.: Miles Fiterman Advisor: Bob Teslow Members: LfSka Ctemencn Rom Mann Carte Reece Brian Magnusson PoBySavwe Marruo Dachis Anthony Jofmtcoe John Oua-ntancc Melamo Zweh Jodie Peterson Kerry Fc bc$ Malt Cohen ChnsRobOms Ware Nfcsam The purpose of the National Honor Art Society was to promote awareness in the Arts, give students the opportunity to explore and understand the options in an artistic field of work, or just to have an outlet for his her artistic creativity. The club promoted group discussion and tours through the Walker Art Center and other galleries and helped students to research possible careers, such as Architecture and Graphic design. The Blake fall and spring art shows which featured the artwork of Blake students were sponsored by NAHS. The ultimate goal of this club was to bring to others the joy of creativity in the arts. 1. NAHS members Kerry Forbes. Liska Clemencc and Carter Reece gather around artwork in the link. 2 Appreciative students smile as they purchase supplies from the bookstore, run during homeroom by NAHS members. NAHS — 29

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Music Club rocks on Presidents: Bill Colburn Bob Goodale Brett Anderson Advisor: Brian Olson Members: Bobby Goodale Usfca Clemence CHro Masson Bd Colburn Jason Icighton Rich Donaldson Brett Anderson Dion Crushshon Oner Beal Bob Pipe Matt Cohen Taylor Burke Dan Bookman Bruce PRiom Brian Cousins Jett Benson Kale Roner S Udand Anno Stoll Liz waeiie Pal McMullen Kent Ritchie Ke ry Forbes Akwo Oglesby Davxf Adding tan DavO BVxxJ Tom Purcell Scott Jane The Music Club started its first year on a great note. Co-presidents Bobby Goodale, Brett Anderson, and Bill Colburn helped provide a musical release for the Blake community. The new activities were well received, with twelve ticket campers, sixty concert goers, and a large and dedicated editorial staff to publish Note News. The club provided a chance to appreciate music for musicians and non-musicians alike. 1 The Music Club groupies; die-hard concert-goers! 2 Two of the red hot tickets that brought club members the thrill of U2. LIVE! ST STUTO EVENT UTO SOU VAUO FOR 21.6 ADULT SEC ADMISSION C A Sip attached B PRESENT 28 — Music Club 2.

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Outing Club enjoys outdoors Presidents: Scott Gage Bill Cousins Advisor: Ric Drill-Mellum Members: CM Kahlcf BdCoutris Scot i Gago Brian Magnusson Don Cfuihshon Stacoy Gray Enk Larson UM ScitliK) Brooks Crosby Rob Lund Chuck McOunn Brooks Rankm Go«fi Aamoth Kendal Cook Ussa Ritchie Soiy Hustedt Ross Lange Jm Bingham Tetany Ossana Casso McCrca Tnsha Jacobs Potcr Loe Eric Bruntjen Mfce Krorvck AimooMassee Amanda Strand Bob Melamed ESen Lxborman Melissa Oszustowit Garrett VWson Andy Frodbcrg Maggie Million Cathy Ferns Emily Jones Kerry Forbes idee Lews Steve Nison Peter Wemborg Jon Htfcim Stephen Wott Sarah Kottkc K»8ten Peterson AnnoRulf Jon Garthwaite Soott Janes Jon Kitsch Bit Charette Molly Mcrvkheim Naomi Gelpnn Oasxt King Jolt Morsman Sig Ueiand Rosie Grossman Amy Randal With five years experience under its belt, 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 Blake students the opportunity to enjoy and get back to nature. The B.O.C., through the leadership of Bill Cousins, Scott Gage, and faculty advisor Ric Drill-Mellum, successfully organized and led numerous weekend outings throughout the school year. The outings included such activities as hayrides, iceboating, broomball, and camping. The Club was characteristically known for its ability to generate energy and enthusiasm for all events. 1. Erik Larson reaches Mach 1 on his sled 2. The club members gather at the top of the hill to plan their sledding strategies. 3. The sliders take time out to relax and enjoy the weather while posing for the camera. 4. Bobby Goodale takes a running jump onto his sled. 5 All is fun and games when sledding with the Outing Club. 30 — Outing Club