Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MRS. VICTOR L. LYDON. JR. MRS. COLE OEHLER MRS. JOHN DORSEY MRS. ANDREW J. LEEMHUIS MRS. JOHN WENDLAND MRS. GENE CHRISTENSEN MRS. J. S. GARSKE MRS. RUSSELL BAUMGARDNER MRS. A. FRANK ADAIR MRS. ROGER FRUEN MRS. HAROLD FIELD MRS. JEAN WINCHESTER MRS. OLIVER DAHL MRS. ROBERT FORD MRS. AUGUST FREUND MRS. RICHARD WHITE MRS. GORDON SCHUSTER MRS. JAMES PEARSON The 1966-67 Breck Mothers' Club Board MOTHERS’ CLUB The Breck Mothers’ Club this year was, as usual, very active in the life of the school. They gave their normal large amounts of time to such various activities as the Mothers’ Club Carnival, serving refreshments at the Homecoming dance, the Midwinter Dance, and the Prom, and their annual Style Show. With the money raised by such projects as the Carnival and Style Show the Club gave a great number of gifts to the school. These included a new projector and screen, a sound system for the Chapel, new’ equipment for the Fine Arts Department, material for both the Upper and Lower School Libraries, and donations to the Mustang, Bugle, and the Endowment Fund. These donations, plus the cost of the gifts, came to a total expenditure of S2,375.00. The Mustang joins the students and faculty in expressing its gratitude for these and many other services rendered by the Breck Mothers’ Club. n Ladies at work.

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LEE R. ANDERSON REUBEN L. ANDERSON WALTER G. ANDREWS JAMES H. BINGER WHITNEY W. BOARDMAN. JR. ROBERT P. BOBLETT PAUL B. DAMKROGER THE REV. RUSSELL EWALD EMIL P. FRONK THE REV. CANON F. DOUGLAS HENDERSON EDWARD B. HOLBERT PRESTON HAGLIN SAMUEL G. JACOBS THE RT. REV. HAMILTON H. KELLOGG FRANK B. KRAUSE MRS. VICTOR L. LYDON. JR. JOSEPH E. NEILY COLE OEHLER WAYNE F. PACKARD GEORGE M. SHERMAN KERMIT W. STREBEL GEORGE R. THISS DR. JOHN D. TOBIN PAUL D. WEBSTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Breck Board of Trustees is the governing body of the school. Under the Chairmanship of Bishop Kellogg the Board plans the financial program of the school, including operating budgets for the school, and establishes policies for the school. The Board is sub-divided into three sub-committees. These groups arc charged with setting long range goals, establishing a program which will meet the physical needs of these goals, and co-ordinating the financial efforts needed to bring this about. While much of this work is not obvious to the student body, the efforts of the Board of T rustees will be evident in the years to come as the school's plans become physical realities. to Board members confer at a meeting.

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ASSISTANT HEADMASTER This year a new face has appeared in the Assistant Headmaster's office and has become a common sight to faculty and students alike throughout the school. Robert W. Herbert, who comes to the school with a wealth of experience in independent education. is a 1951 Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Trinity College, where he earned his B.A. with Honors in History; and of Columbia University, where he received his M.A. in History in 1951. Mr. Herbert graduated from The Loomis School in Windsor, Connecticut, and served in World War II as a section leader in the American Field Service. After leaving Columbia he taught History at The Hill School in Pennsylvania from 1951 to 1961, during which time he studied at the American School for Classical Studies in Athens in the summer of 1957 and spent the following year on an exchange mastership at Clifton College in Bristol, England. In 1961 Mr. Herbert went to Phoenix Country Day School as Assistant Headmaster and served as Headmaster from 1962 to 1966. We wish Mr. Herbert the best fortune in his new position and hope that he will be with the school for many years to come. 12