Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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OF 1963 In the military phase of Breck, the first formers are really doing their part. The first form platoon is really alert and on the ball. A good per cent of the class attends almost every social event at the school. They had a party all of their own, too. Dave Hancock was elected president of the form while Kurt Lichthardt was made vice president. For secretary the class chose Fred Webber, and Bruce Diamond is the treasurer. Our advisors were Mr. Bosanko and Mr. Campbell. Being on the bottom rung of the ladder has given the class a taste of the things to come. I hope we can stay good friends and teammates through all our years at Breck. DAVE HANCOCK, President David Johnson Robert Julen Jim Kjellberg Sheldon Lagaard Kurt Lichthardt Claude Maxwell Charles Newman Leo Obendorf Paul Santucci Bruce Shaw Fred Webber Richard Wien

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THE CLASS Robert Anderson The first form has all the makings of a good team. The boys get along well together and have already formed a common band in a growing sense of loyalty to the school. This is a good thing, because most of us will move upward through Breck together and will be doing many new things and sharing new experiences as a group. The first formers are very athletically inclined in more ways than one. They had six members on the seventh-eighth grade hockey team. In spring, the form will make a good showing in baseball and in other warm-weather sports. Academically, the first form is outstanding. Every marking period the seventh grade's names are found on the cum laude and emeritus honor rolls. Nicky Branco Ralph Burner Charles Carlson Bruce Diamond Robert Fronk Joel Golden David Hancock Charles Hess Tim Hutchison Blair Jenness

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THE CLASS Peter Clark This year the eighth grade proudly and superbly entered the second of its six years in the upper school. Again they took time to adapt to the strange, new surroundings, but, as in the past years, overcame this quite rapidly. The academic standards stayed right with them during their ascent in grades and continually a considerable number of second formers appeared on the honor roll. If they weren't on the cum laude list, they were on the emeritus. Sportswise, the eighth grade was tops. In such activities as football, basketball, and hockey, all have, in more ways than one, participated. The school spirit always remained with them, for even if the other team took the glory, they deserved congratulations on their go-power and their willingness to accept defeat as a step closer to victory. Richard DeGolier George Fisher Robert Hagelin Gary Hoiby Peter Johnson John Kausel John Kinnard Wade Larkin Lee McDonald Pat Orff Gerald Parten