Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FINE ARTS Head Of Fine Arts MRS. ELIZABETHTOZER Fine Arts credits are now required for graduation from Breck; and in response to student needs and demands, the activities of the department have been extensive and varied. The Dramatics group presented two plays after spring vacation: the first a farce, “Arsenic and Old Lace , the second a drama, “Submerged . The Glee Club participated in a number of programs and concerts, including a Folk Mass, new and original to the student body; the Christmas Program; and the M.I.S.L. Concert. Art classes were involved in various projects, some of which were displayed throughout the school; these ranged from self-por- traits to musical impressions, from clay sculpture to wood blocks. In Music Appreciation this year students learned to recognize and to understand better the works and sounds of contemporary artists. Band was introduced through the seventh and eighth grade Instrumental Group under Mr. Maud. Debaters displayed their skills both to other schools and to the student body. All Upper School Fine Arts students went to see dress rehearsals of “Funny Girl and “West Side Story . All in all, the hard work by everyone concerned produced an exciting cultural year. 24

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Mr. Stockwell Mr. Krcnz Mr. Fronk 23

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 Mr. Maud and choir Mr. Krcnz Mrs. Pinkham Mrs. Berg