Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Faculty of a school help to mold the character of the students. They do this not only by introducing the ideas of great men, but also by setting the example for behavior and for academic excellence. The Administration of a school has the large task of managing the business end of the institution, solving the problems and conflicts, and making a path for tomorrow. The Faculty and Administration of Breck School meet the challenges of the field of education through hard work and knowhow. They are working for a better Breck and have joined in the Commitment to Betterment for growth and improvement. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION II

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BRECK LOOKS TO THE FUTURE Time will pass quickly for this Kindergartener and sooner than many realize, he will become a member of the Breck Upper School. When this time comes, Breck will have changed radically. In its Commitment to Betterment. Breck is to become a coeducational school which will be unique in the Twin Cities area. Its facilities will be expanded and its educational advantages will become geared to the demands of a challenging future. Breck took the first of many steps towards betterment with the groundbreaking for the new chapel in November. 1964. The chapel will be finished for the 1965-66 school year, standing as a symbol of the Christian influence in Breck School. to

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MR REUBEN L. ANDERSON MR. WALTER G. ANDREWS MR. JAMES H. BINGER MR. ROBERT P. BOB LETT MR ALBERT G. EGERMAYER MR. EMIL P. FRONK MR ROBERT W. GIBSON MR. PRESTON HAGl.IN MR. DONALD E. HEATHCOTE Jr. THE REV. CANON F. DOUGLAS HENDERSON THE RT. REV. HAMILTON H. KELLOGG MR. COLE OEHLER MRS. JAMES PEARSON MR. LEE H. SLATER MR. GEORGE THISS MR LEON F. TOZER BOARD OF TRUSTEES I he Breck Board of Trustees is the governing body of Breck School. The Board’s responsibilities partly consist of planning ihe financial program including operating budgets for the school, and establishing policies of the school. The entire Board holds meetings four times a year while the Executive Committee may meet at any time when the need arises. The Executive Committee members include: The Rt. Rev. Hamilton H. Kellogg, chairman; Mr. Walter G. Andrews, President; Mr. Emil Fronk, Secretary; Mr. George I'hiss, Treasurer; The Rev. Canon F. Douglas Henderson; Mr. Preston Haglin; Mr. James H. Bingcr. The past year the Board of Trustees made several important decisions. One such decision was the election of another president. Mr. Reuben L. Anderson was elected an Emeritus Member when Mr. Walter Andrews assumed his position. Secondly, a new set of by-laws was adopted early in the year which governs the entire Board. The ultimate objective of the Board of Trustees is the drafting of a policy for Breck .School in order to meet and maintain the highest standards of education. 12