Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Entered 1942, 5 yrs.g P.F.C. lg Lance Cor- poral Z5 Corporal 33 Sergeant 45 Crack Platoon 25 jr. Varsity Football 13 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Skiing 3: Ski Club 4: Glee Club 2, 35 Newspaper 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Draniatics l, 2, 3, 45 Four- - HsgeregB.fficiency 2, 33 Honor Student. Y W s fzoaa wazfam agua Because he always has a smile on his face and a joke on his tongue, Lloyd has been an active per- son in school life. He has done outstanding work in dramatics and journalism, having done several prominent roles in school productions and having served as an associate editor on both newspaper and yearbook. Lloyd also has faithfully participated in glee club. His athletic possibilities were halted by the development of weak ankles, although he still has taken an active part in sports. His tendencies have been toward riding, boxing and track. In academics he has held himself on the top of the class honors and has taken special interest in English and history. Also in military he has been actively on the top by achieving the rank of sergeant and maintaining this position efficiently. Lloyd has been ac- tive in all social affairs and has been one of the colorful cadets in this yearis senior class. l l Ki

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Entered 1943, 4 yrs.: Lance Corporal 1: Cor- poral 2: Sergeant 3: Second Lieutenant 4: Crack Platoon 1, Z, 3, 4: Crack Squad 3: Cadet Board 4: Best Corporal 2: Efficiency 1, 3: Jr. Varsity Football l: Fencing 2, 3: VVrestling 3: Tumbling' 4: Citation 4: Tennis 43 Advanced Military 3: Photograpliy 3: Typing' 4: Rand 1: Rifie LZ. same flaaemf Ruff e away. Roy is a very quiet fellow: however when he does start conversing it is obvious that everything he says is backed by excellent ideas and common sense. Roy has gained the poise and agility of an excel- lent fencer through three years training and practice. On the departure of the fencing instructor, Roy took up tumbling, at which he became one of the best of his group. One of the most outstanding of Roy Barkeris characteristics is his precise sense of system and efficiency. This consistently has been shown through relations with the military and boarding departments. Barker is the type of fellow who makes a sensible decision and then sticks with it. Roy plans to go into the Forestry Service: thus after he graduates from Breck he will attend the Forestry School at the University of Minnesota. If he carries with him to college the perseverance in doing his duty and the willing nature which have marked his success at Breck, he will make one of the best foresters.

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Entered l942, 4 yrs.g Lance Corporal l, 35 Corporal 4: jr. Varsity Football lg Hockey lg Wrestling 3, 43 Tumbling 43 Boy Scouts lg Effi- ciency 3g Staff 4g Baseball 45 Newspaper 4g Yearbook 4. Gofppoad Wdliam fahn '7aqZaa Banff Finding Bill Berry involves looking behind a pile of negatives in the high school clark room. He has made photography his best Work and always is attached to a camera or some piece of dark room equipment. Bill has contributed greatly to Breck publications through his photography. Because of a hip injury Bill never has been able to participate actively in athletics, although he did try out for the position of goalie on the varsity hockey team. On the Week-ends he Works at his father's automobile garage in Wayzata, and in this Way he is learning a great deal about engines and mechanics. He has been a five-day boarder at school and because of his affable nature has made a great many friends in this de- partment. In the last two years Bill has been one of the mainstays in the photography division. He will be remembered for his easy and friendly nature and his willingness to go to bat for his friends.