Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'Wee Pa Breck Boys get their start in school in the primary building, and it's u good start. A well-equipped modern building, it contains everything that a boy from six to nine requires. ln fact, it could probably keep people of all ages enter- tained for quite some time. It features a small scale gym complete with bas- ketball hoops only six feet off the floor so that future Mustang bucketballers can develop sharp shooting eyes. No wonder those kids seem to have so much fun when they're down there.

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Vlr. Verbrugghen drives the royal carriage. . . but how do you do it? So In te

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FOURU4 GRADE First row, left to right: l,eonzn'd Lang, Rohert liielienapp, Dennis Pearson, lid- ward Hutchinson, fzunes Xlztselc, Phillip Nelson: second row: Clayton Peterson. .lerry Manning. lYillizun Robinson. Christopher lirohaugh, Dennis Carson, Louis llztugherty, .lohn Anderson: third row: Lanny Beehilq, Billy Simon, Douglas Lind, David Henry, Rohert Nielsen, NVz1lter 'lliedeinztng fourth row: Harold Freeman, Rand Patton, Melvin litsley. Alan YVlIl1J6l'11l2illll, Roger Buhrt, Fletcher Tyler, NYilli:nn Xllestphal. Front row: Joey Nelson, liohhy Kelsey, Vllynn luran. Ronald NVQ-nzelg second row: nlehfry Hultgren. Robert Gaston, Cushman Minar, rllll011lZiS XXI-stlwee, and lYillizun Graftunder: third row: Gary Clark, Qlames Luyten, .Xelyn l,iehthztrdt. Kenneth Lippert, llenjzunin Smith, and Szun Bztlking fourth row: Michael Nye. Andrew Fedders, l.ee Krumpelinztnn, Norinztn Cztsperson, l,ee Barrington, George Conrad, and Robert l:l1lSO1ll. THRD GRADE