Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MR MICHAEL URAM B S.. M.A. University of Minnesota Spanith and Ijilin LANGUAGES This year another language, French, is being offered in the Upper School. It is taught by Mr. Kouyoumdjian. In the 1962-63 school year it was offered only in the fifth and sixth grades. Thus if a student maintains good grades, he can complete his language requirement for college by the end of his sophomore year. It must be mentioned here that in the last few years, more colleges arc requiring three or four years of a language in high school for entrance. The idea behind this is to allow more time to concentrate on a major, or other subjects, while in college. Also required in the Upper School is Latin. It is taught to all seventh and eighth graders and becomes an elective in the ninth grade. Other available languages offered to all high school students am Spanish, taught by Mr. U’ram, and Gennan. taught by Mr. Neher. It is felt that with this greater diversity of language, no Breck student will be denied entrance to the college of his choice for a lack of Itarkground languages. 22

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MR RICHARD A. NIELSEN B.S. University of Minnesota Riology and Seitnee Dish pan hands from a ripple tank? Marr and Ncily: brains and brawn.

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23 Kouyoumdjian in the ronirol lower