Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Brian Nordlie Shelly Omdahl Steve Poley Tony Rimarcik Robert Romero and what do you think of Beethoven' third? Krista Olson Brad Pfaff Jeff Rainey Sarah Robinson Susan Schloff Daniel Kennedy Sammy Khalafalla Julia l tnglotz Michael Leville Doug MacLaughlin Jessica Maurer Alex McCullough Debbie Metzger Allen Murphy Mac Nelson PHOMORESSOPHOMORESsophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomores sophomoressophc The Science Club Science Club met every Thursday during lunch in the bio lab. The club had a floating membership, meaning there wa» no et number of member , though there were the regular . At the meeting , member discussed important science happenings of the past week. The club's major event occured on weekends, such a the star-watching party. During an interview. Mr. Miller, the advisor, talked about the group's plan for the year. He said they hoped to do such thing as= visit the famous Chicago Science Museum, take a tour of an NSP power plant, and take a group to Hawk Ridge to watch the hawk . But now that the year h over, it is time that the truth be known. Mr. Miller has revealed that the Science Club was really a secret society that worked all year to develop a formula to blow up the world. He will not reveal whether the group was successful, but merely advises everyone to wait and see. 88 Top row L lo R: Bill Wisely. Mark Howard. Gary Hacking. Scott Dougan. Mark Specker. Matt Goldman. Arie Struyk. John Robinson. Bottom row; Ian Steyaert. Steve Gumnil. Chuck Hauge. Ellen Efron. Janine Simmons. Amanda Maud. Brian Nordlie. Mr. Miller. by Rebecca Ansari

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“Just call me Luke Sarah Fike Donald Fox Regan Fulton Ricky Gilkes Callie Glenton Fred Goldberg Rebekah Grcenwald Donald Guilfoyle Stephen Gumnit Gary Hacking Chris H ages tad Amy Hakim Melissa Hansing Amy Hanson Charles Hauge Kim Hewitt Barbara Howard Bill Howard Mark Howard Chris Johnson ophomoresophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoresophomoressophomoressophomoressophomores Top row. L lo R: Rebecca Ansari. Mr. Anderson. David Praft, Amy Hakim. Maggie Edblom. Marta Bowman. Botlom row, I. to R: Judy ilasselman. Judy Hawkinson. Rebekah Grcenwald. Liz Mollcr, and Keith Bartz. The Bugle The Bugle is Breck’s I pper School newspaper. It was produced this year b its advisor Van Anderson, and a staff of students headed by F.ditor David Pratt. The staff tried to include as many aspects of Breck as possible. In any copy of the Bugle ou might find the latest sports news, an interview with a faculty member, or a review of a local restaurant. There wore polls and questionnaires ranging from the amount of homework assigned daily lo the favorite bathroom stall of students and faculty. All the work was done by the students-they reported, interviewed, and photographed; they designed and assembled the pages; and even contributed some of their own art works. 87

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Scott Sherman Mark Specker Arie Stniyk Becky Taylor Brian Thyr Jim Umen Becky Watkins David Williams Kate Winton Bill Wisely Chris Wurtele Steve Yoch Hugh Zangcr Karen Zimmerman Mike Zimmerman Carrie Sisola Karla Stormo John Swallcn Stephen Teska Jan Tyson ressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressoph( From I to Rj Terry Theologides. Matt Goldman. Peter Minnihan. Bryan Gasche. Jim Houck. The Games Club You turn right, entering a long, dark corridor. You light your oil-lamp, and stealthily creep along the wall. Suddenly you come upon a room. Do you dare venture inside, and risk a horrible death? Or do you go on. and pass up the chance of finding fame and fortune? You decide to go In. Armed with your trusty scimitar, you cautiously enter the room. The lamp's light shines upon Treasures! Treasures beyond your dreams! You rush toward them- Rut wait! You sense something behind you Great Dopplegangers! Three, no. five bloodthirsty ogres! You The Games Club braved these types of adventures about three limes a week. It brought the latest American fad to Breck. games of tactical-elimination like the popular, mythical Dungeons and Dragons, or Travelers, a space adventure game. Since the club included anyone who wished to play, players ranged from five to fifteen in number. GET BACK! lord, ye foul swine, ye shall pay for this! By the demon's longue, where is my sword?! Coward, you will not have felt rea pain until am through wi- AAAAAAIIIII ... accchhhgggll-luugggghhhhh ... 89 by Tracy Yue