Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T .fltoridon 51 iglzam L HeaclmasTer BRECK SCHOOL Having been aT Breck for only Two years, Mr. Morison Brigham This year assumed The posiTion of headmasTer as successor To Mr. ChesTer H. DesRochers. ln The space of one shorT year he has re-organized The adminisTraTive deparTmenT and has done much Toward forwarding Breck's developmenT as one of The ouTsTanding privaTe schools in The counTry. DedicaTing himself To perfecTing all phases of school acTiviTy, The headmasTer has worked Tirelessly Toward The fine goal which he is sure To aTTain. Yes, a greaT deal of praise and Thanks musT go To Mr. Brigham for his excellenT work in so diFficulT a Task.

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Me 0 emhg of Scfzool Bnhg Back New and 0la' acuity aces On this and the following pages are pictured the Breck School faculty, a sincere and capable group of men and women who are always prepared to give their best for the training of tomorrow's citizens. Each and every member of Breck's faculty is a well-trained individual who is fitted both by temperament and knowledge to handle the multitudinous problems of every boy and to guide him through his courses of study and recrea- tion so that he may get the most out of them. The Mustang salutes this fine group, and here wishes to express its appreciation of their patience, diligence and guidance through the year iust ended. . li ' .-Xltlmttgli this is his lirst year :it ltrcck, liar! lfflttlllff has :ilreztfly lmccmnc 11 mztinstay in thc grziclc school department. An instructor of mztthc- matics, this gentleman is very zulcpt at tt-aching his pupils their tahles :incl fractions. Mr. llrt-ztult is :also an instructor uf grade schmml military. 4 lt hzts ht-cn saicl. yt-ry often truly. that thcrc :irc twin ltincls of sccrctzuics-tlmsc who :irc clli- cicut and thosc who arc pleasant. ln .llr.v. lx'1rfl1 CilI1'f,S'UlI, however, wt- hurl both Cll2l1'21CfC1'lStlCSl fur thc zittrztctiyc secrctary in thc llczm of ltuys' office ketps importzmt rt-cords :incl tiles stiztight 1 and is as chzcry as tht-y clinic all thc while, Mr' Bfundf 4 Mrs. Carlson ,l1r.v. l7n1'0tl1y IltIlllff0l'ff,Pl'llll1il'y school music tt-ztcher, hzis shown what can he cluuc with yuuth- ful voices. She has tztkcn tirst, sccunfl. thircl. :mtl fourth grzulcrs and formccl Z1 choir that sings lilac thc angcls. cvcn though their hair is srunetimcs tuuselccl. Her knuwlcclge of music :incl chilclrcn has cnalmlccl her tu hring thc two togetlicr :mtl create :tn intcrcst in fine music :unoug the yutuigcr sct. 4 .-Xltliotigli .llixx lft1I'flt1I'tl Luuc hcgan teaching at Brc-ck in jantiary, 1949, she quickly gains-tl thc trust and respect of her pupils. Miss Lzmt- is thc newcst nicinher of thc faculty. hut she has :tn unusual knack with smztll children. They set-m tu consider ht-r unc uf tht-m and czm easily cuntirlc in her. l Mrs. Handford Miss Lane