Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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un.-.,., Mrs. Beatrice Brown Mrs. Dunn .4-wr -ln. wwf The activities of the grade school department would he considerably less interesting, were it not for the imaginative and versatile work of Jlrs. HL'Gf7'1'l't' Hroreiz. Her enthusiasm and cheerful- ness combined with a large background of general knowledge makes her one of the best liked teach- ers in the school. ir A chemistry and math instructor extraordinary is illr. 1XVl'lI11t'f1l I, lx'z'z'm1, a newcomer to Breck. In his first year here. Mr. Kvien has become known for his subtle and caustic wit as well for his thoroughness in stressing the fundamentals of science. His well-equipped lab has hecome a rendezvous for Breck's poison gas makers. 'A' The handling of small children of the primary school age is not an easy task. but one look at the work of illrs, 1.011021 Dunn seems to he proof to the contrary. The fact of the matter is that Mrs, Dunn, a welcome addition to our faculty, is one of those people who possess the rare gifts of patience and understanding that make any job. particularly teaching. seem simple. 'A' Throughout her years of teaching at lireck School. ,llr.r, liiwlyaz ,-lren: has been a staunch supporter of our growing primary dtpartment. :X favorite with her small charges. Mrs. Arenz omits nothing in the way of thorough preparation in the fundamentals of academic work. Mr. Kvien l l Mrs. Arens i if l Herself a proud mother, illrs. Hazel Razusey knows that the three R's must he combined with tolerance and understanding. These are but a few of the factors that have made her as successful a teacher as she is. Her middle school students have come to regard her as a friend who is sharing with them her knowledge and experi- ence rather than just teaching.l' 'lr The infectious smile you see in the picture belongs to none other than illrs. Olga Hulllverg. a mainstay of the middle school and a sterling classroom instructor. Mrs. Hallherg uses her energy, imagination, and creative spirit to help make the grade school program the varied and interesting course that it is. Mrs. Ramsey Mrs. Hallberg

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In his lirst year as teacher at lireck School, fofzn Carr has mouldtd his science classes into models of etliciency and interest. liesides teach- ing the general science, lpiology, hiatany, and zool- ogv classes. Mr. Carr is swnnming instructor. lle is also very active in the hoarding dtpartment. 'A' Cajvlaill Glen N. .Si1'tIIl!E'j', amiahle military instructor of grade and high school, has the ahil.ty to enliven even the clullt-st inilitary suhjects. The husy Cap coaches an up-antlfctnming ski cluh and setvcs as classroom instructor hesidts he-ing professor ol military scitnce and tactics. Capt. Stanley Mr. Carr 4 A stellar meinher ol the line primary depart- ment faculty is iltlixx ,lltzrbvDickf11.s'01z. 'the inter- esting presentation ol' her work is evidenced hy the nigh esttem in which her pupils hold her. Miss Uiclcinson lxas that way Wlill the smaller cadets which is essent.al in tneir pioper develop- ment. -Y A constant source ol good cheer and helpful information ahout 1Ji'2lCllL'illly everything is ,lliscr Iioroflzy l,a1'.m11. Not only is she secretary to the heaclmaster, hut she also is responsihle lor the eliicient corps of secretaries at lireck. Always ready to lend a helping hand to any situation, llotothy has proved to :ze the lriend ot -every- one, teacher and cadet alike. ' L Miss Dickinson MISS arson ir A teacher with a h.oad hackground in the more specialized educational liclds is Miss Geral- 1111.110 Dofzwihv, instructor of remedial reading and tutor for grades l-l2. Miss Doh-eny's pupils are always sure to receive just the type of special help they need lzecause of her outstanding ahility in this most important aspect of education. 'A' clliss lifisalfctlz Stiflluy, Breclis mathematics trouhle-shooter, conducts special classes aimed at correcting a student's fundamental math cliflicul- ties. She delights in helping a hoy overcome his weakness until he can proceed under his own power and climh to the top of his class. Miss Doheny Miss Sadley

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Mr. Nelson Mr. Urom C1l1L' of t11e NlJ1't11NYCSt'S hest 11121111 teaeliers is J01111 .X'1'1.11f11, whose classes ref1eet 11is 1111t'I'L'S1 211111 1111111111gh 1111ow1e11ge of t11e suhject. Mr. Nelson, wh11 always teaches just Z1 1itt1e 11111re 1112111 tl1ere is i11 the 11111111, e2111 teach yillll' 51111 2111 the 1llIlt11 that l1e c2111 ?l11SUl'lJ. He 211s11 serves as 11e2111 111111112111 e1121ch Zl!lK1 siipervises the 1li11i11g 11a11. ir 1'er112111s 1111 faculty 1ll1'1l11JL'1' of lireck 501111111 is 1l1OI'6 i11ti11121tely 211'1111ai11te11 wit11 the 2lVL'l'2lS1l' 1'2111et than ,1l11j11r H. ll. Sllliffl. 111 11is e211121eity :1s Dean 111 1i11ys 211111 military 2111vise1', Major S111it11's ef1syg11i11g' 211111 fI'1L'llL11Y IJL'1'Sll11El.11fy 111Zl1i1' l1i111 well-1i11e1l hy every1111e. Life at Hreck w1111111 11111 he 11r1-C11 without Major Smith. if lf a11y1111e knows the value of 111ixi11q 21 11111- 11'1te11 sense of 111111111r with hook 1Zil'I11111,1i it's ,lliclmel Ivffllll, high se1111o1 teacher. His careful Zlllfl 21'te11tive i11strueti1111 has sent Illillly Latin 111' F11z'11is11 st1111e11t 1111 to 1:11111-ge wit11 2111 excelhut 1 E1k'1i'TI'O111lC1 1111' the 1Ei.IlgL12iQC Co11rsA-s. Mike, who e1121cl1es varsity go1f 211111 G11111 f1111t112111 also helps 111 11eve111j1 future Rreek 1111ekey stars each winter. ik SC1Q1Ol11 56011 without I1 SI1l11Cft11Zlf'S Mr. fm' ,l111'k11fty, 1Sr1-1:11 history teacher extr21or11i1121ire. 111 his see11111l year at lireck, 'l. bl. has 1X'CO111L' 1i110XX'Il as 21 11ig 1112111 1111 the CZ-111111118 CHTOUIIC1 the 111i111l1e, th21t isj. :X spoits fan, he coaches the 111-eck j1111i111' varsity f1111t11a11 211111 11as11et112111 squ2111s with t11e 5211116 111t11usi21s111 that he shows i11 the elassrooiu. ir C'l1a1'I1'.1' lx'r1'11.3, a living 111011ll1l1Cllt of service 111 Iireck S1'1111111, has always bee11 1111e 111 t11e 11111s1 Cl1t11l1S1?iSflL' S1llJ1JOI'tCl'S of school 21ff21irs. llis llllllly 1111ties 1l1C1l1flC 111-ing teacher 111 1f11g1is11 211111 c1Cl'1l1Zl.ll. b1ll5Cl'X'iS1l1g 1111r111it11ry activities, heiug el1:1j1e1 pi2111ist. 211111 teaching l,1YH11111t1CS. He 1111es 2111 with t111111gl1tf11111ess 211111 e11111j1ete11ee. 'A' X1-e11 21 key? NY2111t supplies? 111-Q11 pr1111111te1l 211111 want i11sig11i21? See .11l111'1'I 150,13 11115111655 1112111- ager 211111 11r11111'iet11r 111 t11e 11111111 e111p11riu111 211 111'e1'k. Mr. Fox 132111 so1ve any 131111110111 if yflll just give 111111 time, IIS he usually has 500 others t11 C1111- te1111 with tirst. XY1131 w1111111 we 1111 without 111111 llllfl his t1'i111ie21t1- requisiti1111? Mo Z ior Smith 4 9 ' 1 .1 , 11 H, If .I -:ef 'FT . 1-ft ' 11234.27 22 2 1 S 51 1 , 563 512 ' ,. 1 21-1 21 . 2 3 H 2 ff 1 f l ' Ei' , QW' -'1' 211 -- . . 1 1 -,. M1115 V ,A.w,1sg, 1,s1xe 15522:'Z2.E.,:.-S.:.E:ff::11522:-'lgl-' ' -:4 2' 1' M 41 S ' 1' 11. 'f ' ' - P, , fd' 1 'E , W1 1 - W-41,21 1 M 991295112 5232.1 if - 1 'ii '?'W1iZ. 25 1- 92 T2 , ' 11 ', W'f'11-1Rfg'1421w2 2 1 1 :: .:-'-111-. W1 'I' 5Q1111W?f3' .1 1 ,. if ' .2..:2 f- 1: 2-1 .Z-: .,: WV . I, , . V, V1 gg i W, .2.-- -.,. .,.,. - . . - . 3-1,:,,51?-1 eg -. 1' 1,1 11- -5 1,31 1? - 1' 1 '- ft , 1 2, . 51.1. fwf -1 ,12 1-1173, '21Mf-Wyii -1faeEs::2. I22Is:2- 2. .....,,., .... , ,-.-4-.-I 2 -. .82 , 2 2 24 .9 1 1 1. 1 ,:'z:z:a1.',a::-:1 .::1gs:v1z61:sa:::. -1-1 :--, -.f 'A1,+?'- .4 - , 21,9 11-V ' ,, - 1 1:E:z:5Q::,a,31:a:2:,.-.-1-y,,. . ' 1-1:1 Mr. 1 v. -NEW'-. -.11 ' ' ' ' ' 5,215 W1 Jocketfy Mr. Krenz Mr, Fox