Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

THis Boole 6c Lor� 0S To I Jon PfgJ'n stad JHE USTAN v BRECK SCHOOL 4200 W. RIVER RD. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 2 ejptfiment in human relations. study in absolute FENWICK L. FROYD, M.D. Consulting Psychiatrist. 1460 Libido Drivo. Tonally. Now lorsoy work at his own pace enjoy an exciting chapel program Fenwick, jr., spent the day at home in a closet, yesterday, suffering from a deep emotional disturbance brought on by receiving a D-minus in Social Studies. I hope that you are sufficiently mature enough to beg him to excuse you for your display of hostility and rejection Mi$ e«cuse! silence engage m essential research in the library 3 Nfc-- .AND THERE’S EVEN TIME FOR a SHORT German quu. SOCC1R”” 1 , I Administration Faculty and Staff Pg 9 Opening Pgl Underclassmen Pg. 59 Extra-curricular Activities Pg 103 Athletics Pg 120 5 DEDICATION 6 MRS. KATHLEEN HARSHBARGER The 1973 Mustang is dedicated to a woman who is truly a fine teacher and who loves working with our younger students. She is a quiet, unassuming person whose diligence and personal warmth have endeared her to the Breck community. Mrs. Harshbarger has been at Breck since 1957-16 of her 26 years of teaching. She has taught primarily math in grades 4-6. For a short while she served as the first Dean of Girls helping her fledglings make the transition into seventh grade and adjust to what had been an all boys school. But her first love remained teaching the elementary students, and she soon resumed her full-time devotion to them. This year she is co-ordinator of the third and fourth grade curriculum and teaches all subjects in the fourth grade. The Mustang and the Breck community salute Mrs. Harshbarger. We thank her for her loyalty, kindness, patience, and hard work and hope that such a high quality teacher and fine, understanding human being will continue to serve Breck School for many years. 7 Editor- Mike Mamer Girls Sports Editor - Sarah Drill Assistant Editor • Renee Swicord Student Pictures K • 11 Mary Pick and Vicky McComb Business Editor - Reuben Anderson Extra - Curricular Activities Boys Sports Editor - David Jenkins Barb Miller and Jane Tornstrom Assistant Sports Editor - Jon Crist Photography: Chief Photographer and Color pictures - Jon Crist Assistant Photographers • Gary Stone David Jenkins Roger Ranz Larry Baldwin Griff Brown Kevin Freund Staff Artist - Pier Gustafson Advisor- Mr. Michael Weiszel 1973 MUSTANG STAFF 8 HEADMASTER This is Canon F. Douglas Henderson’s twentieth year as Headmaster of Breck School. He is also celebrating the thirtieth year of his priesthood. Throughout this time he has been dedicated to keeping pace with modern education and attempting to provide each student with the best education the school can offer. Canon has established progress in all areas, enabling Breck to meet the needs of the present and the challenges of the future. His capability and enthusiasm are shown in the significant developments which have affected all phases of Breck life. Through his Sacred Studies classes Canon has won the respect and friendship of the seniors. His knowledge and understanding of the problems that face youth today have been a great help to the students. Canon’s leadership and devotion to the school have made Breck the excellent school it is today. 10 ASSISTANT HEADMASTER As Assistant Headmaster of Breck School, it is the responsibility of Mr. Robert Aarthun to maintain order and discipline, effect new developments, pick up problems and discuss solutions to these with Canon Henderson and other administrative members. But Mr. Aarthun goes far beyond these functions. He has taken a deep interest in all students and their academic and athletic education. His personal guidance as an advisor and encourager has helped many students cope with school life. Along with his administrative roles, Mr. Aarthun is one of the most enthusiastic sports fans at Breck. But most of all. through his broad smile. Mr. Aarthun spreads a feeling of happiness and friendship throughout the school Breck community. 11 Mrs. leone freund S«retary 1o the Asst Headmaster Miss Sr� a Bookkeeper Mr Earl Hovtand Administrative Asst Mr Schuyter Woodkuii Administrative Asst Mrs. Lorraine Rybak Dean ot Girls Mrs Dorlhy Ride' Asst To the Headmaster College Counselor 12 BOARD OF TRUSTEES left to Right: Mn Richard Crow. Mr James D Anderson. Mr Schuyler Woodhull. Mr Preston Hagtrn. Mr Reuben L Anderson Mr Robert Ridder. Mr John Kohler. Mr George Th.ss. Mr Grover Forster. Mr lee R Anderson. Mrs Dorothy Rader, Canon F Dowlas Henderson. Mr John Harrison. Or. B.J Kennedy, Mr Eugene Pikovsky Additional Board members are: Dr Oscar Anderson, Mr Walter G Andrews. Mr James M Bmgff. Mr W Whitney Boardman Jr.. Dr William D Brown Mr C Carroll Hicks. Mr Samuel G Jacobs. The Rt Rev. Philip F McNa.ry. Mr loseph Neily. Mr. Cole Oehler. Mr William R Parmeter Front Row: Mrs Margaret Stone Mrs Thelma Grim Mrs Virginia Cross. Pres. Mrs Ann Murray. Mrs Marilyn Patlcrson Back Row, Mrs. Carol laka toj Mrs. Anna Fester. Mrs Gay Hicks. Mrs D'ane O'Bryan, Mrs Peggy Mogck Mrs Bernclle Hay Mrs. Martha Westrum Mrs Beverley Dtcksoo Missing: Mrs Beverley Etheredge. Mrs Bonnie Damkroger Mrs. Carol CiseK. Mrs. Catherine Harwell. MOTHERS’ CLUB 13 MAINTENANCE STAFF I Armand Charbonneau Kenny Larson Jack Zither Roy Aaby Harland Randstrom Mn Betty Hancock RELIGIOUS STUDIES Religious Education has always been of paramount importance in the curriculum of Breck School. The department consists of a strong program at the even grade levels. The goals of the religious department go beyond the usual instruction in the fundamental aspects of religion, striving to instill in each student a keener awareness of the world around him and a deeper concern for his fellow human beings. The program begins in the fourth and sixth grades, where Mrs. Hancock exposes her students to Christian morals and ethics. At the eighth and tenth grade level,Rev. Babbitt expands the program to include evaluation of one's inner self and his relationship with God and society. Senior Sacred Studies attempts to solve problems concerning both Breck and our world in general. 16 17 Mr David Knoblauch Boys Phy.-Ed She can't kick us oot-we're Seniors! Mrs. Edith Utne library Assistant So that's hon Dk does it! 18 22 “Thu sJiould be rjlrt X ' 23 24 That came out ot my class’ Where are all those rats coming from’ history ¥r CerUd Vollmer History 7-1? � om. what would Bobby Fncher do V AAMHHH. Come on you guys, it has to be right Do you want to go down to the wrestling room and say that”' 25 SCIENCE Mr William Lund Science 7-12 Mr Edward Cavm Science 7 Indeed, Mr Baker. 26 I didn't know chalk broke this easy. But I thought you said you knew the answer. 1 Mr Robert Dedolph Dept Mead Mrs. Dorrs Caramcas Science 9 What do you m«an I'm going too fait for you! 27 I II give you 10 to 1 odd you can't get th« problem ENGLISH Mu Kathyrn Harper Dept Head Vf Charles Kren English 712 This will teach those kids for smarting oil m class. Mr William Harley English 11-1? There's something wrong with this organ Miss Katherine Cook English 9 12 Mrs. Linda Eugster English 8 10 Miss Betsy Woehrle English 8 9 28 ' Personally. I never touch the stud, hut my plants love it Ou cit Sylvse7 Woist Momka’ In Bool mil Pete 29 WALTER BENZ AHERN Nail 8 ( Wally WaaaMyy Wally Whom per entered 196S A beer it b«tt«r Hun a girt . Ahhahahalu' JV football 8.9. k V football 11.12 Most unproved pUyer 71. Best otfenjm lineman Ail con-ference 72. IV hotkey 89 V Hockey 9.10.11 V batebali 10.11.12 Gym Aide 10.11.12 Ahhahhahhhaaaa'' EDWIN ALBERT AHRENS Sort. Doant. whatever yoo tay Nede« Hum Neder entered 1966 W Gum •ho netdt a ride home V football mana|er 12.13. V hotkey 11.12.13 Short tlory contest 9. Canadian flat lowering Team 13 Mustang 13 31 REUBEN LIVINGSTON ANDERSON “I should say I did it CHRISTINE MARIE ANDREWS Pnstene Kiss fact entered 1966 Oh that's mce, Oh really, Say Ya, that's |usl like the en vironrr.ent. Mobilize Kiltenen French Award. Rybak typing award Sheltering Arms Michael Dowling, Glee Club. Thespian Society, Sunday School Teacher. Recycling Committee. Ooker Shuttle. 2nd hour Jaunting Crew 32 Ya. I see something he Can't see. Zrt iXt A. . • Qou'A k-cttK uXXteJ 1?kjirri L Sherrie Sher entered 1969 you baby sweet and innocent Girl’s basketball 9, Cheerleading 911 Captain 12 Honors 9 High Honors 12 Bugle 9 Glte club 9 Class secretary 11,12 Sheltering Aims 9-12 St 8arna bas Hospital 9 Michael Dowling 11 fmerson II Chapel muSK comm, II Theatre 912 Quest 912 Homecoming Princess 10 Homecoming Queen 12 Oh you guys Show it in your hips WILLIAM FERN BROOKS 8ill Rufled Grouse entered 1970 HIGITAHI NON CARBORUNDUM' Nil IV hockey 1011. Tennis 10. Soccer 10.11 Magna Cum laude 12 Michael Oowlmg II 33 WILLIAM DEAN BROWN Awnw c'mon now” KATHLEEN MARY CLIFFORD • OhGn RUTH ANN COLE Root Rutheroo entered I960 HUM Nooo° V Football Manager 11.12 Cum laude M2 Glee Club 9-10 First girl to go through Breck K 12 “Nooo. I don't know. Might JONATHAN PHILIP CRIST Am I ever thirsty 'Oh yea . Igor Toad Dupah entered 1966 I don't know” ' Well, I can have it done by Friday The deadline is when’ You know you can be arrested tor doing something kke that IV soccer 10 V soccer 11.12 JV basketball 9.10 V wrestling 11.12 IV baseball 9.10 V base ball 11 Honor roll 7.8 High honor roll 9-12 Masters Awards Biology 9 Adv Bio 10 Adv chemistry 11 Physics II Cum laude Society Scholastic Achievement 10 Haupt Scholarship 11 Yearbook 11.12 Bugle 11.12 Emerson School 11.12 Film Dub 10.11 Photography Club k 11.12 Pres 11.12 library Comm 9.10 Audio Visual Comm H 35 JAMES ROBERT CROSS Rj entered 1971 IN w� dness « «t preservation 0t the world National M«nt tetter ot Commendation lay oo Croooosss lou entered 1965 JV football 9 10 MVP 10 V football 11.12 IV Basketball 9.10 V Basketball 11.12 CoCaptam 12 Track 8 10 Colt Spare time Class President 10 Theatre Arts II Quest 9.11 You lust better get the He- out ol here' Aw go on Go on. get out ot here RAYMOND SCOTT CUMMINGS 36 ROGER EDWARD DAHL Hoe's looking at you kid Rorge Homan Skeeter entered 1963 Was that a teal one1 Play it again. Sam JV Soccer 9 10 Most improved 9 Captain 10 V soccer 11,1? Lund Tierney Award 11.12 V Golf 10 IV Hockey 9 Honors 9 and 11 High Honors 1012 Cot Porter P Wiggins History Award 11 Master's Award European History 10 8oard ol Trustees Prut 10.11 Bugle 12 Teachers Aide 12 Emer son 11.12 Na.Idrirers 11.12 AAAAGGGHHHH MAGGIE MARY DED0LPH I sit beneath a tree and think Of all that I have known; Of little ones and bigger ones And how they've shrunk and grown. Of lakes, and years, and sky blue grass. Of dreams, and hopes. And lad. and lass. Of leaves of green and leaves of gold, And stories made, and stories told; Of laughter and joy under the sun. Of sorrow, and shadows, of ends undone And more of all that's yet to be. As the suns and stars touch the tree 37 That sings and grows, embracing me. Magda Magi entered 1970 Smile High Honor Roll 10.11.12 Masters Awards: Sacred Studies 10 French II English 11 National Merit Commendation. Glee Club 10. Coffee Drinking 12 DOUGLAS FREDERICK DEDOLPH Rollo Oeeds Oouger entered 1967 'God. what a J Wait a minute. I don't understand'' What a roll JV Soccer 9.10 V Soccer 12 JV Basketball 9.10 V Basketball 11.12 TV Baseball 9 V Baseball 12 IV Goll God. what a J-you are Dickson' 10.11 V sottbali 11.12 All Conference 11 Honors 10.11 High Honors 12 Quest 9.10.12 SARAH LANGT0R DRILL Twmkletoes Jock entered 1969 Do birds fly, does the sun shine’ far out, Right on Can you dig it? Is that right Let's split the scene Girls 8asketball 9-12 Captam 9.10 MVP 11 Volleyball 9.11.12 Track 10 Tennis 9-12 Captam 12 V Cheerleader 9 12 Hobart Col-lete Award 10 Robert J. Arthun l| Allen W Dunn 11 Edina Optimist Award 12 Mustang 9.10.12. Bugle 9.10.11. Quest 10-11 General Hospital Volunteer m Emergency room 12 38 How can that be? DENNIS LEE DICKSON God, what a)- you arc Dcdolph' OicK Denson entered 1965 God. what a )-you are, Doug Bombardment time' JV football 9.10 V football 11.12 V wrestling 8 V track 9.10 Nail Drivers 11.12 V Bombardment 11,12 GREGORY McLANE FERGUSON So I tried it. I made a big mistake 39 GEORGE CLAUDE FLORA JR. G entered 1967 JV football 9.10 V football 1M2 All Conference 12 8est Defensive Lineman 12 JV Basketball 9.10 V Basketball 11.12 All Conference Captain 12 JV Baseball 9.10 Baseball 11.12 Sheltering Arms 10 Pho tography 11 What are you talking about?' BRYAN RICHARD GERRISH “I knew Hotly would get mad. 40 Byron entered 1963 “You understand JV football 8.9. JV Soccer 9.10. JV hockey 8.9. V hockey 912, Quest High honors 12. Michael Dowling. Vice President. Class 12 Thaaat's right ROGER HARRY GILBERT “Cmon buddy Ohhhh nooooo Rod Gmlllbeerrt entered 1965 What s this we stuff, you got a cracker in your back pocket Hey. Coach Woo Woo. woo JV football 9,10 V football 11.12 Fighting Heart Award 12 Honorable mention 12 JV hockey 8 V hockey 9 12 Co Captain 12 JV baseball 10 V baseball 11.12 JV golf 9 V go« 10 Gym Aide 10 12 ELIZABETH VAUGHAN GODDARD George Liuybeth entered 1962 This is just ridiculous I'm so nemous Honors 9 Michael Dowling 11. Glee Club 9. Teacher's Aide 11. Gym Aide 12 This is |ust ndiculous 41 HARRISON REGNA JOHNSTON III Rich entered 1971 Do you have a car V Soccer One girl two grrls, three girb 11.1? HOLLISTER JEAN JEPSON Yooo hooo. Bryan' JAMES BRADFORD KENNEDY Bradford 8rad Bradley entered 1965 V soccer 9 10 V soccer 11 12 IV Basketball 10 V basketball 12 JY Tennis 10 Sheltering Arms 11 12 Dramatics 912 Quest 11 12 “II our friendship depends on things like space and time, then when we finally overcome space and time we've destroyed our own brotherhood' But overcome space, and all we have left is Here Overcome time, and all we have left is Now And m the middle of Here and Now, don't you think that we might see each other once or twice7 Richard Bach DUANE HARRIS LEE What will my next symbol be? 43 Duane entered 1972 Cmon best center V football 12 V hockey 12 V baseball 12 Better dead than a Breck Bugler reporter' MICHAEL EUGENE MAMER Nirc AJ Mundy entered 1970 V football 10-12 Honorable mention 12 V hockey 10.12 Honors 11 High honors 10.12 Haupt Scholarship 11 Bugle 10 Mustang Editor m chief 12 Sheltering Arms 12 Michael Oowl.ng 11 Canadian Flag Lowering Team 12 Pretty good joke. huh. guys” LEONARD CHARLES MAT0USH 44 ■Weeilir JAMES NELSON MAY Jumping Jimmy Roarge entered 1964 Rock-«T 'MARK I'm m the mood for love JV soccer 9 v soccer 101? Captain 12 V Track 8 12 V Bombardment 11.12 Class Vice president 10 Na.l Onvers 11.12 MICHAEL GEORGE MEYERS Better dead than red Mike Orville entered 1964 In a BuckUm shirt that was glared mth dirt He sat and I saw him s«y If it mom shoot it It'll never ftjr, Wilbur Wnat highway cones, officer’ JV soccer 10.11 MVP 10 V soccer 11,12 Tn Captain 12 All Conference 12 Bugle 12 Sheltering Arms 10 Nail Drivers 11 12 V Bombardment 11,12 45 LAURA JEAN MIESEN Ion entered 1967 Masters Awards Spanish I 9 Spanish tl 10 Honors 9.11 High Honors 10 Glee club 9.10 They went to sea in a sieve, they did: In a sieve they went to sea. In spite ol all their friends could say. On a winter s morn, on a stormy day. In a sieve they went to sea And when the sieve turned round and round. And everyone cried. “You'll be drowned' They called aloud. Our sieve am t big. But we don't care a button, we don't care a fig— In a sieve we'll go to sea! Far and Few. Far and Few. Are the lands where the Tumbles live Their heads are green, and their hands are blue; And they went to sea m a sieve BARBARA TULEY MILLER Edward Lear Boob entered 1965 “)-A N t! “Oh really?' Cheer-leading 11.1? Mustang 1? Glee Club 9.10 Sheltering Arms 10.11 SI Barnabas Volunteer 10 Alter Gwid 7-9 Quest 10 12 Duluth 10 Cmon big guy 46 “I'm so sweet and innocent STEVEN ANTHONY MORAWETZ I will) he would do one Sieve Fuay Bnllo ZabrisKie Trome Rorge Mo Mort Paul enlffed 1962 left 1963 reentered 1964 AAAAAAA ' Sherman Act-Clayton Act. What are you referring to? Was that re l? Hey, Karl did be do one? JV soccer 9,10 V soccer 12 Most improved 12 Honor Roll 9 12 Bugle 10.12 Glee club 10 Class treasurer 10.11 Student Council Treas urer 12 Nail drivers 11.12 MEREDITH ANN MORIN Mere entered 1969 'Hello Glee club 9,10 47 NIGEL JOHN MURRAY Mr. Yonket will new find me here Ludlow Nige entered 1965 V soccer 1012 All Conference 12 V Tennis 10.11 JY Hockey 7-9 Master’ Awards Sacred Studies High Honors 1012 Thespian Society 11 Bugle. Senior Class President Vice President of Student Council 11 Yea. I'm coot, what about it LESLIE ANN O’KEEFE Maybe they won't notice me like this 48 KENT CHARLES OLSON It sure is easy this way I hope Canon doesn't see this ” Noslo entered 1965 C-souad soccer 9 JV soccer 10 8eatnce Brown English Award 6 Trustees Awards 7.9 National Math Contest 10 National Merit Finalist 12 High Honors 7-1? Class President 7 Stamp Club 7.8 Film Chib 101? Theatre 11.12 H.gh School Bowl 11.1? Bugle 11 Feature Editor 12 DONALD JOHN PETERSON 49 Pete entered 1966 Quit Hallucinating Aw. go on IV football 9.10 V football 11 JV hockey 10 IV golf 7.8 V Coif 9.10,11.12 Sheltering Arms 11.12 M.chael Dowl.ng HARRY FRANK PREST Alias Joe Soccer's Friend Pele Nathan Wilbur Row entered 1965 Even if it doesn I move, shoot t! Favorite color: olive drab. C-wiwad soccer 8.9 JV soccer 9.10 V soccer 11.12 MVP 12 v oo Bombardment team 11.12 ClASSIC' Julia Jules Jill entered 1969 and talented, twice nothing sure tee; giggle-giggle Whoah. George Oow mmmmmmm to tasteless Oh how chess Master's Award: Social Science 10 High Honors 9 12 Quest 9.11.12 Sheltering Arms 10 Glee dub 9.10 Thespian 912 Acolyte 11 Summer School Teacher II Summer of 72 Yeh. I only like something il there's a ball or a bang involved JULIA BLAIR RICE Ohhh RRR TTTT 50 GLENN ARTHUR ROBINSON Morning Song A diamond ol a morning Woke me an hour loo soon Dawn had taken in the stars And left the (amt white moon 0 white moon, you are lonely It is the same with me But we have the world to roam over, Only the lonely are Free KARL EDWIN SMELKER Robby entered 1970 IV football 10 V football 12.13 Best Defensive Lineman 12.13 All Conference 13 V hockey 12.13 JV Track 8 10 V Track 11 -13 Honors 10.11 Night Stars over snow And m the west a planet Swinging below a star- look lor a lovely thing and you will find it It is not far- It will never be tar 'Ahh Dedolph, mine is closer Sticky fingers Rorge Sssschhhmelker Pontias lUaaal entered 1970 I hope he doesn't do one now No. let me try foe one Bite a rock” I'm tired Who's got the graph IV soccer 10 V soccer 11.12 Zoo 10 Honors 1012 Master's Award History 10 Harvard Book Prae Quest 10-12 Class President. 11 Student Bureer Kmc touhc1 Vice President 12 Naildnvers 11,12 Thespian 11.12 Drama 11,12 51 SANDRA RENEE SWICORD Rennola Renme Renat Swicerd entered 1969 Sorry. I can't go, I have to tat a Spanish test'' No. no. they were not bound' lt'$ 530. do you know where your parents are’ Who's going to Poppm Fresh' Masters Award: German 8 10 Honor roll 812 Mustang secretary 10-12 8ug� e Drama 89 ERIC ROBERT TERZU0L0 Wop entered 1962 left 1966 reentered 1967 Don't be absurd1 A tie upon your gizzard1' JV soccer 9-10 Master's Awards English 9 Chemistry 9 10 French 8 10 History 8 10 High School Bowl 10 12 Captain Scholastic Awards 9 10 High Honors 7-10-12 Three year Graduation Bugle 10 Editor 12 Class Vice President 9 Emerson 12 Sheltering Arms 9 10 Mustang 8 •This IS the way you � kx� r. sweep the floor, sweep the mat 52 JOHN TEMBY TODD Well either you pay up. ooorrr you could |ust Fragglllee snaggllle Toad Toddage entered 1967 Moraweta. would you quit ahhmg' Sure I’ll lend you money il you |uil sign this minimal 20% interest per day contract IV Soccer 9,10 Soccer II IV hockey 9.10 V track 11,12 Honor roll 9 12 Class treasurer 12 Teacher s Aide 12 Special legal Asvitant to M-ke Mamer. Editor yearbook JANE T0RNSTR0M JANE entered 1968 Well good' Stop it stop it. right there! Cheetlcadmg 12 Waster's Awards Spanish 8.9.10 Michael Uram Spanish Award II High Honors 8 12 Glee Club 910 Mustang 9.12 Cheerleader 8 9 12 Homecoming Princess 12 Ouest 1012 53 ROBERT DONALD VAN SLYKE Slyher MARNIE GREENWOOD WESTON Martena Barme entered 1971 Beeebum OH. it was so much tun Oh. I wish you could have been there Oh realty Oh. it was so poss I talked to HuB tt th« other day My hair never split until I came to Brech Cheerleading 12 Manger Quest 11.12 Pubkity Committee 12 Borrowed Money Although I'm going away It's not as it there I'll stay. And though I'm leanng you behind. I'll have your hopes and promises, loves and dreams Buried m my mind And while I'm gone. I'll notice what you mean to me, Those deep things I could never really see. And when I'm bach I'll return those things you had to lend Your hopes and promises, loves and dreams lihe borrowed money to a Inend 54 CAROL DOROTHY WINSLOW -Your article dnl in yet! Winnie entered 1970 let's go Danny No you can't ha� e the keys to Oanny the Dart Bye Mu “let's cruise Girts Basketball 10 12 Volleyball 11 Track 10 12 Tnmty College Alumnus Award Most Valuable Staffer Award High Honors 10.11 Bugle 11 Editor-m-cM 12 Mustang 11 Freedom and Discipline Comm TIMOTHY MARK WITTENBURG This should do the tnck 55 SUZANNE MARION WOODRICH Whhheeeee Woody Doo-doo entered 1966 Cheerleading N 7.8 Cheerieadmg 11.12 Girls Tennis 8-12 Volleyball 9 Honor roll 10-12 Glee Club 9-10 Sheltering Arms 10.11 Homecoming Princess 12 Life is great, Love is free, This is the class of ‘73’ Hovland's sacred triangles 2nd hour bombardment Mr Yonker the chicken killer mead in English class Brady soccer team peeling out ah's highway cones Mamer's contracts Dickson's math book soccer in the Onll hall Tierney's fort Snell mg 500 Bemt and his advanced chem classes colder than an N C Wild North American Beavers Mankato Holiday Inn room 191 6 man wrestling team The Mon golian Toad Schultz McDonald's Winnipeg Rainy River bakery no senior privileges red and brown the Villa tumping out of closets Duluth 71 parking spots doker no senior room boiler room college applications Mrs Rader rap sessions bookstore git down showers betore school coffee e ams Tuesday 2nd hour empty chapel Lund s classes just waiting we re free .. 56 u Seniors always com to school wide eyed and bushy tailed Seniors always liked their classes A SENIOR: WHAT, WHERE AND WHY? Seniors like to avoid crowds, so they come at 8:45 AM You never know where a senior will hide during Chapel 57 Seniors really missed not having a set education course this year A SENIOR KNOWS WHAT, WHERE AND WHY! Bat it jure doesn't teste like coffee. Ne� t time. Karl, if you don't bring me a Whopper, why I'll I promise Mr Harley, no more hockey articles. The pause that refreshes Seniors were always picking up odds and ends 58 Seniors could find more things to do with themsefres UNDERCLASSME Mary Feb Vce President Vchy McComb Secretary David WrMfum Treasurer Stephen Mayer President )an es Anderson Charles Baker Larry Baldwin Ed Boseta l« Brooks Grady Cole Susan Comfort Griffith Brown Tom Brown 60 Look Ducks-Iheusands ot «n' Owd knkins Dck Jsromc P.il Hjglm Wf Cu1l« Wanda Davi« • I a Cfcaries Gl� man Krnt Guptil David Fulton Pier Gustafson Kwl Hohmann 61 Stephen lohnwn Oebouh ly enga Robert Leemhtns Ufk Lewis So that i$ how Steve does ■(' 62 8 11 Qu« Roger Ran; RT. Rybak Scott Salkin David Sanborn Kenneth Shepherd Say UNCLE1 or say goodbye to your serving arm! Hmmm Who should I get m Bombardment tomorrow’ 63 Catherine Scallen Prewtent Jamil Jabr Vice President Oenece Georje «'� « Colacc. Secretary Treasurer Kris Anderson Michael Cisek David Crist Granville Harlow 65 Ke«n Freund Kathy Harper Kim Derby David Hassetmann Michael Farnham - Douglas Fontaine Bill Freeman Ted Hende son Tom Inskip Douglas Jepson Darnel Johnson Virginia Kuechle Jon Masiansky Marcia l«l Bill lydon Susan Mat Marykatr McKemvi JeHrey Lyon Wendy McLaughlin Oavid Kalistrom Paul KoWene Doug Mamei GfO t lYkhaelsen 66 67 The Sophomores say we re gonna vnn! P4tnek Eastman Georgeann Rytak President Vice-President Marly Cardoro Carlton Andersen Secretary Treasurer William Baker David Balars Karin BerhholU Sarah Comfort Sara Cushing Bruce Elder John Ellcrhe Lester Davis KahM Day D k Echenlaub Rcky Field Kim Fiterman John F rke Alice Goodman leah Hauge Kathy Johnson Scott Kennedy Eleanor Kmkead Frank Heidelberg Eh abeth Hohmann Grant Lmdemer David lufkm $Uw«lyf«£ lynoe McComb Tonya McGee Loranda McNulty Mike Mcevych I hope he's not too mad when he finds oot that I 70 Ruth Wilson 71 Oaniel Westrum Su«Ann Wiliams Mary Wittenburj Brute Wolfson Kim Feslcr President Charles Hicks Vce President Jim Ftmtl Secretary Hanley lewis Treasurer FRCAKY! Just all me Cyb l? John Fick Debbie Fmney Tim Fontaine Mary Ford Jim Garlid Kendra HaaUnd Kevin Hanson Lynne Hanson m W i Scotl Hedbkim Brad Johnson Paul Hovlan-j Alright, alright I U take out the ptates!' Vary Johnson Christopher Jones Grant Kennedy Shawn Kennon Altcia Keyes Ashral KKalatalla Curtis langlota Todd Leonard Peter Leslie Larry Liu 74 Amy Setm Adrian Stec Sandy Muxhenheim Debora Strutters William Swanson Arthur Sweetser Robert Trench Joy Westrum Lucy Wilder 75 Bruce Wilson Andre YaDeau Karen Johnson President John Wmsor Vice Present Martha Paper Secretary Sylvia Smith Treasurer CV Karen Brennan Cynthia Bntl Ross Cardoro � Paul Blanco i [rich Ajrthun Emily Baher Gee . does this bnnf back memories' MeUnie CiMk Richard Covin John Fe-cht Steven Fine Roger Grim 77 Sean McKenna Ooncan Millar Coleman Nemerov PhihpOlion Bowen Phelps It's a cover! 78 Mary Sutherland Christopher Ridder Hans Tester Jamie Reid Barry SI Man Elizabeth Steinberg V to« Sahterman Cheryl Slone Cherie Zaclury i Todd Warren Jacques YaDeau Step 2 3 4 Step 2 3 4 79 I can hardly wait till Baseball season starts' Greek was known for its happy smiling facts I wish he would hurry up with that !! attendance slip A lot of classes left you hanging m m-d-air 80 Wi What ddo yoyou wa wanl. II go got nothing tto hi hide I know something you don't know It was here a minute ago ” Come here you great big hunk ot a boy Today's lesson is oops, not that lesson I hereby say that I will have my questions in on Monday SIXTH GRADE Nancy Akuander Nanny James Carpenter Jim Oa e Oabtonski Brow'' Eluabrth Edblom luard” Tracy Fortuny 82 Michael Haldeman HaWe Craig LaZerte Belinda Hay Kelly Morse Ke Ke Andy Johnson Robert Koetne Kern” Andrew Kunm Belter watch out. I've been taking lessons trom Bobby Fisher' 83 Junior Queen Belinda and Kin And enpy a Homecoming Banquet Mitchell Rotenberg Rott Rachel Scott Ncok Simmons “Nic Margaret Stoddard Anne Strothers ■'Anme'' FIFTH GRADE Paul Albrecht John Flora less Ford Ion Fremslad Julie Gain Fordy Fremer ’’Jules’' John Grubb Susan Harper Kurt Howland lee Johnson Meredith Joseph Grubber Sue Howie Pee wee lee Mary The Filth Grade jiving a program in chapel 85 Dan Karpeles Raymond Kennon Rw Frederick Reyes -Rick' Sara Kohler Alan Koftdene Kotoenene John land berg “Baby John lisa lane Pi«a Bennet langlol langee Keein McKenna Keelxe Christopher Murray Grasshopper Kristen Naros Wards Michael O'Bryan Mike 86 Nadine Orloff William Phelps Billy’' lisa Rot ness Lees liann Schtoll Lasacna I fc Duncan Woodhull Woodyhulty Michelle Zachary Arthur Pen Chip lohn Tolbert Batman lames Worhoi War William Wiersum Blue Eyes' lenmfer Williams Jen Jen ’ 87 look 'fs somebody's Mom' FOURTH GRADE Beterly BaKer Heidi Field Carl 81m George Carpenter Chip Nancy Crow Susan Dickson Nannyann Phmeas Hagim “Phin David Harper Chanmng Harrison Judith Hasselmann “Judy Barry Hay Colleen Nemerov Christopher Neumeier David Palmqutst Oh brother' Maty Beth Patterson 8e Quiet' Frederick Quiggle Lovely Lovely can be a chair, a doll, or maybe even a book. Lovely is a decoration in a room or on a Christmas tree. It can be anything you imagine it to be. By Mya Klashnya Lovely Lovely to some is a tree. And flowers to all. Moors and mountains. Valleys and hills and grass. Ugly Ugly is something hard to describe. It can be a dress, a doll, or a person. Ugly can be anything you want it to be. By Mya Klashnya Dreams There are many kinds of dreams. And some are very mean. Some are very nice. With very little mice. 89 by Carl Blair by Fred Quiggle Spencer Reece Spentt Jeanne Struthers Peter Tester Watch out! I Know karate!! Homecoming Homecoming has lots of activities, pep fest, football, soccer games. King and Queen, Prince and Princesses at halftime parade. The bikes ready, they're off with a start They went so fast they looked like sparks. by Channing Harrison Warren Schailer Scott Teska Come on Robyn Williamson Robbi” lames Winchester Cricket Richard Yours THIRD GRADE Wesley Beedon Ikimptr Willis Broun Alison Antotak Jonathan Bartlett Buckwheat' Keith BarU Bartrie Scott Hollander 91 John Huseby “Titer Robyn Johnson SUcy Kohler Peanut Tony lahatua Mimi Mackay Tone Anne McComb Banjnabelle Jennifer Mogck -j.r Peter Neumeiet Eugene Marko Nikihik Kelly O’Bryan Tmnhletoes 92 Sure beats Math? Tim Sonmore Vicharl Watkins Mike Stacy Westward Adam Wolkolt ■George Third graders are on the bail Richard Yonker ■Rick' The Bear A bear wouldn’t dare Steal the bees’ honey Some bears would rather Chase a wild bunny I think bears are very funny! by Keith Bartz 93 SECOND GRADE to n Baton ton Oelanje Marjatet Edblom Amy Gillman Gary Ha k ng FfOB '' Be quiet Amy Hakim Byron Hay Jamei Holme Sammy Khatotalto Jon Kjellsen Jimmy Mary Redness Future Yearbook photographer 'Maty 8ary” The Toy Ox I have a brown toy ox. He likes to play in a box. One day I went to pat his head Then he jumped up on my bed. I grabbed him quick as a fox. And put him back in his box. by Amy Hakim The Tree Bunny I saw a tree, By the sea. It looked nice, I saw a tree. In the city, It looked pretty. But the tree. That I liked best. Stood in the forest, 'Cause that's where a tree. Should be, you see. My Bunny is funny. His name is Sonny. He is furry He is always In a hurry. by Sammy Khalafalla 95 by Mary Rogness David SchaUer Steven Schiple $u� n SchWf Soe Mary Scott •PodcJks Sharon laloft Stephen Teiha Rebecca Waltons ''Becky' Snow is while Snow is cold Snow is fuzzy Snow is when you drink cocoa Snow is when you skate and slide Snow is when you fall Snow is soft 96 What do YOOOU Wint’ By Barbara )o Patterson FIRST GRADE PeUf Anto lah Caroline Anderson Peter Haas Brian Hakim “Bry Steven Klein Sarah Johnson Brian Elworthy William Etheredge Glen Gordon Forrest James Mark Huseby Christopher LeWm 0on first Graders read along with a tape recording Paton Lewis Michael Lindemer 97 Robert Lmdgren Robe Evan McCullough FIRST GRADE ARTWORK 98 Willem Moik $te� en Orlotl Roger Sean McElheny Adora Michels Peter Milosowch Tankin'' Widdle” Helen Quick Christian Ray Gerald Ronnmg Jerry Katherine Schipke Kathy Wesley Schochet lar lanine Simmons Stanley Tarr Gayna Wiggins Gillo” Dina Wolkofl Biddle' John Yooker Frank let's build a snonman! KINDERGARTEN TRICK OR TREAT! 100 The kindergarten ! learn to draw turkeys with their hands Derek lehmberg Matthew Montgomery James Orr Stephame Sen Gupta Catherine Paper 101 L. lo R. James Warhol. Ingrid BerfcholtJ. Kurt Hovland Lett to tight Belinda Hay, Barry Hay. Jess Ford. Andrew Arthur. Phmeas Hagfcn. John Grubb L to R. Andrew Arthur. Nicole Simmons, Mitch Rotenberg WASHINGTON TRIP 1972 __g STUDENT COUNCIL SAFETY PATROL 102 EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES TALENT SHOW Hidden under the studious exterior, immaculate uniforms and faultless behavior of Breck students lie unknown talents and unexhibited abilities. The 1973 Talent Show was held to bring out these hidden skills and at the same time serve as an entertaining afternoon. Several special talents, musical and artistic, were found among both students and faculty. Swn . our orpniw First Pn« Winners “I AN WOMAN!!' n Bon •� « Bind “I wirt my Mommy' Bruc proclaim' NG 1972 KING K. Smelkef M Mamef J. Zion D. Dickson 9 v� « S� rke QUEEN S. Bungs W Fick M Dedolph J. Totnstrom $ Wfoodrvch ATTENDANTS JR. QUEEN B Hay A Michels M Mackay A Gillman S. Dickson IR KING A Kunrn w Elheredge J Husefcy J. Ramy W Hicks 107 This year's Homecoming Pepfest was the best ever. Everyone from the 4th grade girls to the women faculty led the school. The 5th and 6th grade choir sang songs, the 7th grade girls danced and the J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders cheered and cheered. As a special attraction. Joe Jock and the Athletic Supporters led a few cheers and put on a skit called Midsummers Night Nightmare. The Homecoming slogan PONIES PREVAIL had its magic. Playing 6th-ranked Moundsview. our Soccer team came very close to upsetting them. Playing magnificently, they lost by the heartbreakmg score of 5-4. Next the football team prevailed over Concordia by the score of 6-3. The day ended with the Western Theme” Homecoming Dance. Students came dressed as saloon girls, to ranch hands to Indian chiefs. MID-WINTER DANCE The Punks perform ■Whit s Charlie H.cks dome on the ceding’ Cha ChaCha It's a Bunny Hop '!! £ek, a mouse' THE MOUSE THAT ROARED The mythical kingdom of Grand Fenwick was brought to life on the stage of the Breck Chapel. Though the kingdom is only five miles long by three miles wide, it becomes the most powerful nation in the world by capturing the mighty ‘'Quadium bomb from the United States. The play and its performance were very well received by both students and parents. The cast. left to ftifht: JRice. (.Weiner, K Olson. N Murray. SMoraweU. E Tcrtuolo. G Harlow. JMay. S Brinfs, J lyon. H-Smelker. BReviv M Creek, K Smelkcr. I Font ne. W Wdderson OirKtor Merritt C. Neqoette CHRISTMAS This year's Christmas Program was unique when compared to those of past years. The costumes, songs and presentations were based on medieval times and customs. In place of the traditional manger scene, Mary and Joseph arrived in a boat. Junior and Senior couples, clothed in medieval dress, served as hosts and hostesses and as always Mrs. Tozer led the K-6 in beautiful Christmas songs. Students put on a shit based on Medieval times. Julia R ce reads Biblical passages from a scroll Recorder players, robed m Medieval dress, added a background to the theme ot the program 113 R T ind h«s nght lund woman R.T. Rybak, President of the Student Council, stated this year s accomplishments: The 1972-73 Student Council can be credited with many accomplishments during the year but three stand foremost in mind. In the middle of its term the Council opted to expand its body from 16 to 22. one new representative from each class. The larger group worked well through the year as more students were represented and more students participated in Breck affairs. On Jan. 12 the Council held its first flexible day. This Student-Teacher Day provided opportunities for students to talk to teachers and for teachers to explain their courses. In the afternoon of that day the Talent Show was presented. From Nov. through the end of the School year, the Lunch Committee met with Mr. Woodhull and the Head cook to improve the menus. Homecoming this year was also expanded to an all-day-allschool affair including not only the coronation of the King and Queen but also Junior Royalty 114 Row Dahl and Griff Brown help the children learn to spell and write. SOCIAL SERVICES Breck students participate in social service activities at Sheltering Arms and Emerson working with mentally retarded children and at Michael Dowling working with the physically handicapped. They find it a very rewarding experience. There is always time (or lun and games. Eric Tenuolo lends a hand 115 116 Editor Carol Window Mill 117 “I don't think we have anything on THAT ubiect'' SHELTERING ARMS This page is dedicated to all the students at Sheltering Arms that our Breck students have helped. Of all the activities that Breck students participate in. Sheltering Arms holds a special place in both the curricular and extracurricular programs. Our students do voluntary teaching as well as working for credit during the year. Many also work there during Quest. 118 Praise God, from whom ail blessings flow; Praise him. all creatures here below; Praise him above, ye heavenly host: Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen. Ho else did you think I got up lor all those Chapel taihs!,T ACOLYTES: A Berkhota. I Shissler. I McComb ALRIGHT, QUIET DOWN FOR GRACE NOW... ATHLET VARSITY l lt to Right lop GCotr, Cooih Ri.ith « • D Sanfeoiti V Mm-'Vi Plbfiii R CiUhun DKjI strom Middle Coach Hait RCt- R Irnnhai Shrphritl S.Sjtfcin B Hmjoo. SPotfen R Rybak B Quit lllxhaet BMimef N Ahirns Cwh Knoblauch Bottom KG'lborl C MjI� u H Gfbxa I Close DOkckVM W Ahrin R Van SI,lie M Mamet G Robwvin. 0 Ire Fighting Heart Award: Best Offensive lineman Best Defensive Lineman Most Valuable Player Roger Gilbert Wally Ahern Glenn Robinson George Flora Bob Van Slyke All M I S I Honorable Mention Bob Van Slyke Glenn Robinson George Flora Wally Ahern Roger Gilbert Brad Mamer Mike Mamer Scott Posten lemonade and donuts. k,ss that guy and go down Held, era;, legs, where s the fence j u n s ute practice. 4th and 1 homecoming, chumpley the dummy, dynamite, magic, let s work on some oltense. lust go out the e and have some tun. lurry same play, go get a teat, tumor and senior gauntlet, burma road, laayooou. £ a b'oek bat d . take I lap big Wally down to the bus Y and back, gimme live (smack), no beer, yoi yoi yoi. we might try that, are you guys guard.ngPihe goa! post knocked over water bucket, let's see who can h„ Salkm hardest, do something, summer practice. Know those plays, steak and potatoes 125 VARSITY SOCCER Scoll Pikonky Uny Bdtiwm RofiH Dahl This year's team was led by tri captains Nigel Murray. Jim May. and Mike Meyers Nigel and Mike were both voted “all-Concerence by the league's coaches; Scott Pikovsky was voted all-Conference Honorable Mention. The team voted Harry Prest the Most Valuable. Roger Dahl. Whit Wannamaker. and Sue May, the team manager, were awarded the Most Spirited trophy and Steve Morawetz. “Most Improved. Next year's team elected Larry Baldwin as captain. Coach' Sue May tUil Hohmtnn Karl Smrlket Gnl B� o� « Ion Cm! Ktnnrdy Doug Dcdoipft 53 v C Squad Lott to Ri|M lop OluUm I Hint RjMd I Kuhlrr. « Oppeohr.mn RCr.'J MMurvyth Ilndhlom PEaSlman UWM BOttOM V Sal.Wman SKemwdy T.WMmJ I Witoor. I Rent. C R ddei. ASlflt t Fontaine SOCCER and 8 left to Rifht top IHait;tll Sfmr Clanglot; R Cmt 8Ste B lohnvon I «'CM f Kim C M Gukp KHanum llnodon P.8«nMein Middle M Bn:; SM Kenna. I 1 0mu M tf.lfi f Warren I ftU.r 8 Si Man. I Wmsof BKorrnef UoAtamr. D Lthon MM: L C Jon MC Layman C Riddet FOC 1 and 8 Lett to Right lop: S lohmon. A Bambrough. G Dorinunn 0 Olio. A Safeties. D Millar 3rd Row AYaDeau H Iran J Gartid. E Aarthun DOhon Jllavell 2nd Row R )V Iftt to Right Top WSIf nb«r. OKatlitroin Coach Aaitc. G Sown-,-re. A 0a MIODll: sum A lohnson G lindrsnw A Baton. S Ig engA 13 )TBALL Grim, A KtulitalU. P Hovland. W Snanson. P BUnco. 11 yon I Leonard I liu Bottom I f ick. C Hicfci. $ Hedblom K lotinon. J Salkm, G Kennedy, I Re� d I treund t Ahem, SHedbli'm D lohnvon Olee CRid BOItOM DMamer C Baker D tWnl BRECK 4 BLAKE 3 VARSITY 132 HOCKEY BRECK3 BLAKE 2 133 Breck 6 SI Min's 3 Brech 0 SI John's 2 Breck 5 Brady 4 Breck 2 Wesll? Buck 8 St thomas 2 Breck 4 South Breck 2 Brown 6 Breck 8 Edina Juv 4 Breck 5 St Agnes 3 8reck 3 Henry 1 Breck 4 Rainy 3 la nro eels hn revenge by teaching his opponents semantics the hard way Slyke's best lelt wmg heads up ice Breck 6 Rainy I Breck 2 SPA 8 Breck 10 Bernard 0 Beech 10 Bemlde I Slyke tangle with the big galoot Shrp pn-pjif. lo dekr hie opponent Breck 8 MhiatO Breck 10 Stull 3 Breck I South 4 Breck 5 SI Paul lohnvxi 4 Breck 0 SPA 6 Breck 9 Ramy 0 Breck 3 Sovlh? Breck 4 We'.l 9 Breck 4 Roo 3 Breck 9 Aimd 4 Breck 10 Stutt 4 Bxk Left to ftifht: D.lee. Mgf C Baku Mgr H lepson M Mamcr. “Z Mamer, KSHepherd. DWetffum R Gilbert W Wannamaker BGffrah. W Ahern Coach Knoblauch Coach Blatherwick front SSalkm. S Platt N Ahrens. G Robinson. BVan Slyke. J Paulson ... BEAT BLAKE since 1962 ... where's Charlie. .. got any tape . . sharpening skates do you shoot left .. Wally Whopper ... WWWAAAALLLLLYYYY . AHHHAAAAAAAAAHHHAAAA numb Neder. numb Neder. numb. numb, numb ... Lazzaro ... hieroglyphics ... Semantics ... best center, best other center . stupid lace . . down and back ... around to the right ... J.P. ... we don’t mess around . by the light of the silvery moon ... hustle ... cross fire ... statue .. water pop bottles ... gold and blue warming house .. skate .. two-a-day practices Shepherd's sniffing .. giit down ... Gumbert ... Rake .. Mamer brothers secret laugh Duane's posters knobby ... 15 more minutes ... Shepherd's checks ... 1 on 0 ... 2 on 1 .. 3 on 2 .. shooting drill .. canadien flag lowering ... free meals ... card games on the bus .. Salkm’s pajamas ... Miguel ... Shattuck Regional Tournament scores: Breck 5 Crookston 4, Breck 4 Cretin 6. Breck 4 Hill 5 ... the band .. Shepherd's comeback overtime .. 4th in State Beck Lett to ftijht K Johnson. R Trench. C Micks. H lewis. W Wannamake . I Reid, front: Jlick. ) Mart ell. P Blanco, P Huseby C McGuire, D West-rum. K Hanson BANTAMS 7 8 GRADE PEE WEE A B HOCKEY Back Lett to Rifht. RCrrst. JSalkm. CRidder; Middle M Rotenberf. Clones. P Olson, AStec, S Johnson, front: t fontame. S-fine. J.london Back Lett to Ritht R Cardo o. $ Johnson V Brill ASweet er. I Aarlhun, P Olson, P Aronson Middle AStec RCrisL Clones, OWoodhull. CRidder. JLondon, front SFme. J fremsiad VARSITY Lou Ciov KltlDS BASKETBALL OH OH where s George’ i hope this goes in. I hale doing crushes Ready, j m and Imrrreee I sure hope I don't knock him down with my power that gtuo on my fingers works great ‘If you want it, here it iv tome and get it Although having a difficult season, the Basketball team, under their new head coach. Bob Kaitz. showed more spirit than has been known from basketball at Breck for a number of years. Practices were held behind closed doors, music was played, and poster campaigns were innovated to draw fans to the games. Coach Kaitz has given the team an alive and fresh spirit. He taught the players fantastic maneuvers and ball control. Despite this season’s performance Basketball should be making a comeback in the next few seasons when our younger players have learned Kaitz' system. Basketball will be very rewarding. in the future. lell to Right: B Lydon. D Batw 0 Johnson. K Oppenheimer I Springsted. RA.irthun. J Culler. GMichaelsen. K Freund C Anderson. G Kennedy. S MedMom. G Harlow, Coach Bemt 7TH AND 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL lop left to Right B Phelps G Kennedy. IWmsor. S MedMom PHovland. Pleshe 8ottom Otetson. S McKenna I Harper. C langlot . P Bern stem. S Fine lop Lett to Right: RGr.m, R Johnston JFlaeell. I Blair. A Bam broogh. B Johnson Bottom J YaOeau. C Nemerov, H lester R layman F Rim. 8 Kocrner Hey felU, your shoe lice is untied' Twinkles liked to get tus opponents down when they were liughmg it him Crivt wd If tend When we re together li� e tho. it drives me cri y field stretches tor points Jenkins sets it up Fearless Fietke stalks tus prey Take your thumb out 0� my eyes Stay bach, you Day awaits hts neit victim 145 Snorky showed aiot ol affection toward tus opponents, you couldn't get him to let go left lo Ri|ht lop: 0 Mi net K Diy, I Cmt CMatoirsh Cooth t Cotin 8«ltom: R F« d, 0 tenlum 0 Ihwitv I Fiwk I laytof The addition of a couple of new students with wrestling experience to the team improved the team’s size and quality this year. The team still did not have enough for a full team and consequently lost all its meets because of forfeits. Individually many wrestlers starred and most finished with a winning record. Chuck Matoush and Jon Crist both placed third in the heavy weight and 180 pound weight classes respectively in the regional tournament and participated in the state tournament; half of the team placed in the MISL tourney as well. 146 RRRRRRuui� ugm«feedddd. “P U� PIN Iwy. � ls up thr PIN Parkway Motel. Sarah's birthday. Mary's garage sale. Let's paint the bleachers blue fingernails, distracting football players while running through the sprinklers m our bikinis, 30c Doctor Pepper's, driving over Harry's soccer field, barefoot at St. Thomas. Homecoming Victory. Queen Sherrie, 13 83. sit down football players , wet and frozen at Blake. Janie's cast. Boys in the girl's showers, team stamp soft shoe. RUMBLEBEAT OOH AHH. You're awkward . $83 95 for a drum? Good Morning. Baudette , Barb's slumber Party. I Am Women”, Balloons, Mamie's laugh. Kris' rolling eyes. Miss Obnoxious, Barbie's knees, our fig. Suzi. Sherrie's so tough. Where's Sarah?, our strip cheer. Barb's bunny boot fad. 1.2.3. iOZ. Mary yelling for Kenny. Sarah's GO cheer, lane yell, alright John , Mary's block on the red line. WE BEAT BLAKE!! 'op Row. Captain Sheri Brings; Middle Row Sov Woodnch. Km Anderson Mary rick Bottom Roe Wendy McLaughlin. Barb Miller. Jane tormtrom. Sarah DtiH WE DON’T MESS AROUND, HEY! 147 CHEER What do cheerleaders do? They fire up the fans! Cheer the teams to victory! But most important they show the players how to do It. Blake Day! Dressed in wrestling, basketball and hockey uniforms the cheerleaders had a pep test to do just that. Wbat does she have up her sleeve? Just think about the game' 148 Sure beats squeezing the CJtarmmr Alright I'd tight y r LEADERS Amidst the yeas and rahs the girls put on a skit in which they predicted the outcome of the games. Our girls demonstrated how pins, buckets and goals are done correctly. Especially goals because that afternoon for the 1st time in 10 years our Varsity Hockey Team slew the Blake Bears. IftM great to win But Blake’s ALWAYS wppojed to win' She SHOOTS and MISSES?? She jhooti again and SCORES 149 “Ahhh, you mean •� have to play Breck again??' “Winter, Spring. Summer or Fall, all you have to do is call ... anu we’ll be there, yes we will ... you've got a friend! In the summer the cheerleaders prepared for the upcoming season by painting the bleachers, trying to raise some money, attending a cheerleading clinic, along with many practices. The Fall season was here before we knew it. The year began with an enthusiastic start with the athletic teams in the spotlight while the cheerleading squad was on the sideline. We are the “team that is not to be seen, but heard The Winter season came along without a break. The morale and devotion grew even stronger with the new teams to cheer for. Many THANKS from the cheerleaders for all the support, not only from the fans but athletic teams as well. CHARGE!! left lo Right: 8arb Brown. Jenny Ran;. Debbie lyzengj. Coach Linda Carlson. Mary fici. Sarah Drill. Carol Winslow. Lynne McComb. Missing Miriam Colacci Gimme back that ball' Jenny on the more Lett to Right: Martha Paper. Eleanor Kinkead. Leah Hauge. Sandy Muschenheim. Coach Linda Carlson. Sarah Comfort. Sara Cushing, Kim Bliss. Joy Westrum, Emily Baker Missing: Ten Pnmm 153 Talk about a one track mind! It takes two to stop Carol IH1 to Right: Sarah OnU. Debbie Lyimga. Vicky McComb. Miriam Cotocci. Jonny fan . Coach Undo Carton. Lynne McComb. lii Brooks Catherine Reid, Mary Pick. missing Cbm Andrews Barb's winning serve Most Improved Player lie Brooks gets into on ' GIRLS VOLLEYBALL A CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON Even though this is only the second season for the Girls' Volleyball Team, they showed their skill and dominance by capturing the championship. Under Miss Linda Carlson's guidance, they built up a record of 11 wins and 3 losses-the best in the league. The team consists mainly of underclassmen, who make next year's outlook very promising. 154 Vicky knocks it up and owr Sirah bounces one backwards Mary tips tt over the net Debbie lyrenga. voted Most Valuable, dives to save ttw bail Miriam speeds lor a bump THE WINNING FORM JV. VOLLEYBALL Top Row. Lett to RifM: San Cushint Heidi Smelker. Sue Ann Williams. Tonya McGee. Sarah Comfort; Bottom Row. Anne Feicht Martha Paper. Karen BerkholU. libby Hohmann Min-inf loranda McNulty Karen sets one up to tibby Mary tips one over. THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN VOTED THE BEST SPORTS OF 1973 BALI HANDLING? CHEERUAOING? SINGING’ CAR BURYING’ DANCING’ LETTER FROM THE EDITOR. . . No , rf I reduce thu |usl i it would make a great Athletic divider page “H I keep my head down, maybe Meet will leel sorry lor me, and take me to lunch ’ Since you have come to the end of the book by now. I hope all of you have thoroughly enjoyed it. I realize there might be some criticism, but it was worth it. believe me. to put this book out for you. I can’t thank enough my photographers, including Mr. Lund and Mr. Meyers, my staff, especially Mary, and my advisor. H.W. I think this book shows Breck as it really is. I hope when you think back to 1972 and 1973 you will take this book out and relive these moments over: the good, the bad. the moments of indecision, the empty stomach, your loves, the teachers, the kids, the dances, the sporting events and the tears that made this year different from each and every other year. REMEMBER? This year is gone by. But your memories will live forever. Mike Mamer. Handsome Editor-in-chief (Great Scholar. Lover, and All-Around Good Guy!) “I uondet what he Dunks about that Athtelic divider. maybe I can sneak 158 it by l� .m Thu is more interesting than any dumb yearbook ADVERTI INGW! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1973 THE BRECK BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE BRECK MOTHERS’ CLUB Supports the “Commitment to Betterment’’ Program and Pledges its Continued Help Towards Breck School’s Exciting Future Congratulations to the Class of 1973 COMPLIMENTS OF GOURMET FOODS INCORPORATED BRANDOW, HOWARD, KOHLER ROSENBLOOM, INC. Risk Management Insurance William Brandow, CPCU Frank J. Howard, CPCU Amos Rosenbloom, CPCU John A. Kohler, CPCU Norman L. Svea, CPCU Wallace Russell, CPCU Insurance Brokers for Breck School 3601 Park Center Blvd. Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 929-5551 162 Whatever happened to the DONUT PATROL?? MEL-O-GLAZE 729-9316 4800-28th Ave. So. HOURS 6:30 A.M.— 10:00 P.M. Compliments of WESTON ENGRA VING CO. 415 South 4th Street Minneapolis Open Sundays — Closed Tuesday Congratulations to All Graduating Seniors First Minnehaha National Bank 2716 East Lake Street Congratulations to All Graduating Seniors Designing - Landscape Contracting Commercial Residential MINNEHAHA FAI LS NURSERY AND GARDEN STORES, INC. 4461 Minnehaha Ave., Mpls. 724-5453 14901 Cedar Ave. So., Apple Valley 432-5593 ROBERT C. LINDGREN 163 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 AND TO THE STUDENTS OF BRECK ASBESTOS PRODUCTS INC. 2366 ROSE PLACE ST. PAUL MINN. 55113 MR. AND MRS. LEE R. ANDERSON Compliments of Best wishes to the Class of'73 from friends at HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS ALEXANDER ALEXANDER, INC. Shelard Plaza P O. Box 1360 10 convenient offices to serve you Minneapolis, Minn. 55440 1612)545-2876 164 Compliments of DOWNTOWN CHEVYTOWN Compliments of THE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF BRECK SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 165 SECOND NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK Where the Twin Cities Meet 3430 University Avenue S.E. 824-7322 The Atlantic Press COMMERCIAL PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 3457 CHICAGO AVENUE MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55407 BEST WISHES TO THE Compliments of SHELGREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY W.W. BOARDMAN 166 CLASS OF 1973 SOCCER! The following professional people compliment Breck School and extend their best wishes to the graduating class of 1973. DR. AND MRS. ROBERT M. AHRENS 2261 Fairmont Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 55105 MR. AND MRS. REUBEN L. ANDERSON JR. 1850 Hillcrest Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 55116 167 The following professional people compliment Breck School and extend their best wishes to the graduating class of 1973. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BROOKS JR. 2009 Queen Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55405 MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. BROWN 62 Otis Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 55104 DR. AND MRS. FREDERICK E. DRILL 16 Paddock Rd. Edina, Minn. 55436 DR. AND MRS. THOMAS EDBLOM 3536 Edmund Blvd. Minneapolis, Minn. 55406 MR. AND MRS. H.D. FIELD JR. 5117 Emerson Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55419 DR. GEORGE FLORA 5521 15th Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55417 GERRISH ASSOCIATES 4903 So. Cedar Lake Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 MR. AND MRS. H.L. GILBERT 1478 Chelsea St. St. Paul, Minn. 55108 168 The following professional people compliment Breck School and extend their best wishes to the graduating class of 1973. MR. AND MRS. HARRISON R. JOHNSTON JR. 925 Willow Dr. Wayzata, Minn. 55391 DR. AND MRS. B.J. KENNEDY 1949 E. River Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. 55414 DR. AND MRS. A.G. LYZENGA 13209 Myrtle Dr. Burnsville, Minn. 55337 DR. AND MRS. M.J. MURRAY 200 Meadow Lane No. Minneapolis, Minn. 55422 DR. AND MRS. RICHARD REECE 4601 Browndale Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. 55424 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. RICE 4930 Garfield Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55409 DR. AND MRS. TERZUOLO 4134 Coffman Lane Minneapolis, Minn. 55406 TODD, ZIMMERMAN, AND BIX Dain Tower Minneapolis, Minnesota 169 CHA'TiX EO R CHE CDECDOMES! CHE B'lCTCGS 170 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM THE VIKING AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. MR. MRS. REUBEN L. ANDERSON Best Wishes for Continued Success To The Class of 1973 VALLEY NATIONAL BANK 3900 Sibley Memorial Highway Saint Paul, Minn. 55111 Phone 4S 4-3300 Serving Northern Dokoto County . Minnesota's fastest growing community • 5e cfep’s Cafeteria 1934 HENNEPIN AVE. 171 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES AND STUDENTS OF BRECK SCHOOL 1973 SHEEHY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ST. PAUL KENNETH B. FICK Compliments of and Roval Oldsmobile Best of Luck 1469 University Avenue for In the Midway across from Wards the New and Used Cars. Future Parts and Service, Body and Paint Repairs OLSON GRAPHIC PRODUCTS, INC. 645-9261 172 A special thanks to Mr. Mrs. Meyers for their long-time support of the soccer team. We deeply appreciate his enthusiasm, his photographic contribution, and his damn loud voice! From Joe Soccer The Team P.S. Thanks to all the soccer parents, especially Mrs. Murray. 173 Smile COLUMBIA TRANSIT CORP. Nobody ever added up The value of a smile; We know how much a dollar's worth. A nd how much is a mile; We know the distance to the sun. The size and weight of earth— But no one’s ever told us yet How much a smile is worth. CATHCART MAX FI ELD INC. Real Estate Insurance 17 West 4th Street St. Paul. Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF RODiflE KEYBOARD CENTERS 393 St. Peter Street Saint Paul OEOICATED TO KEYBOARD EXCELLENCE 30 Years CHARTERED Dependable LINERS Service School Bus Specialists Courteous Experienced Drivers Latest Equipment — Intrastate Trips COLUMBIA TRANSIT CORPORATION 1102 North Snelling 1901 W. County Rd. F St. Paul, Minn. New Brighton, Minn. 645-3959 633-3001 SEATING CAPACITIES 25-42-48-54-60-66- 73- 78-90 Minneapolis Has an Idea for You FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS 120 South Sixth Street Member FDIC BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF1973 Build concrete highways for permanence. GOOD LUCK SENIORS MINNESOTA TRANSIT INC. Compliments of HYMAN FREIGHTWAYS, INC. Serving Minnesota, Iowa and South Dakota and Kansas City General Offices—2o90 Prior Ave. No. St. Paul, Minnesota (Ol2)©33-7310 CANTEEN CANTEEN CORPORATION FOOD MANAGEMENT SERVICE 175 Y PRESTON HAGLIN CO. Congratulates the Senior Class EKLUND'S •Fashion minded, trying to bring you the newest ideas in clothing. •Price conscious, always the best quality at thelowest possible prices. •Stocked with sizes for all. We fit the fat, short, slim, and tall. Happy to congratulate Breck School in training leaders for our community. CLOTHING CO. East Hennepin at 4th Street • 332-8586 just across the river from downtown Mpls. Since 1893 176 o J In ax