Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

1980 MUSTANG Students 14-94 Activities 96-123 Administration 123-135 I. I 1981 BRECK SCHOOL 4300 West River Road Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406 Wilder Campus 1886-1925 Como Campus 1917-1957 i River Road Campus 1957-1981 Dedication hat Is a school?-People. Ideas and a place to bang them oft together. 'We are the eck Famiy. and tor the past 23 years. 4200 'West River Road has been our home. Uke any other tamtty we both love and hate the place where we spend so much ot out time. Why would anyone leave this haven by the Mississippi, where the changing seasons ate laid out tor us to see In the reflection on the water? How many ot us can say that we haven't, at one time or another, turned away from the work at hand to watch the wind In the trees, stare at the clouds, or Just wonder about nothing? The beauty ot this campus will be remembered. Yet who but a tool would stay where their needs codd not be met. This campus has served It’s purpose and Is no longer adequate. We need more classrooms, more commons areas and more room to stretch both physically and InteiectucHy. Our new campus meets our new needs; It has tocities that will alow us to meet new academic, athletic, and artistic challenges and room enough to grow. It w take many classes, many chapels and much time spent Just living, walong the hols, chatting In quiet corners, running, shouting, throwing torbidden frizbees and eating contraband candy bars, to make the new building as much our own as this one was. Because we have spent 23 years here, we cannot leave without having some part ot the Breck spirit remain with us in the form of memories both good and bad. This year marks the end ot an era for Breck. As we fondly dedcate this yearbook to a place where many happy years have been spent, and look with regret upon leaving it. We also look forward to the years to come and promise to dedicate ourselves to making our new campus as much a part of us as this one was. ee Anderson is the chairman of the Building and Grounds committee on the Board of Trustees and is largely responsible for raising the money for things like our hockey rink, the new classrooms in middle school and of course the buying and selling of our school. Lee Anderson went to Breck for his entire 12 years of schooling, he graduated in 1957. Both of his children attend Breck one in 5th grade and one in 7th grade and he is now one of Breck's most prominent alumnus. So, when you see that tall mysterious man roaming the hallways you'll know it’s our buddy Lee Anderson. Because of everything that Lee Anderson has done for Breck, the 1980-81 yearbook staff would like to give this special recognition to him. Thank you very much Mr. Anderson. We appreciate everything that you have done! 3 PIO pnwawos (continued on page S) ith Breck’s move to the Golden Valley site this summer, it seems that the theme of tradition over the years is appropriate. The combination of copy and pictures that follows from old to new and gold to blue tells the history of Breck. Breck as we know it today opened its doors on September 11, 1886 in Wilder, Minnesota. The purpose of Breck Mission and Farm School, Breck’s original name, was to establish an agriculture, science, business school and college for young men. During these first years, the school prospered with an average enrollment of three hundred pupils; the campus consisted of Whipple Hall (the classrooms), the chaple and a dormitory. In 1889, the school's name was changed to the Wilder Farm College. It wasn't until 1893 that the name was changed to Breck School to commemorate James Lloyd Breck, the founder of our institution. The courses offered were the basics of Science, Math, English, and Foreign Language with different levels of complexity. Disipline was strict and punishment was dealt with by the entire school. The tuition during the late 1800's never rose above one hundred and fifty dollars. Hard to believe (and that was the entire bill). But because of an increasingly large debt, the school was closed in 1915 for two years. After straightening its financial affairs Breck moved to its St. Anthony Park campus and was able to draw from a more heavily populated area. The school reopened in 1919 with new faculty and administration. Under the guidance of Superintendent Charles Haupt, Breck soon prospered. It is interesting to note that the student body in 1920 was thirty-four, there were only four seniors, and the tuition was three hundred dollars. During the twenties Breck grew slowly, building up it’s clubs and sports teams. Football was the favorite sport, and enjoyed by nearly the whole student body. Like today, those students planning to enter college took general mathematics, geometry, two years of english and two years of science. Bible classes and chapel periods were important parts of the day at Breck. It was in 1923 that Breck was first accredited by the University of Minnesota. The new building on campus, completed in 1929, was built on a high risk factor as funds were short, so tuition was doubled. With the onset of the depression, Breck was plagued with economic difficulties. Money was scarce but extensive renovation was needed on campus. It was during the thirties that Breck became a college preparatory 5 7 (continued from pj(e 5) school for boys only. The best thing to happen to Breck at this time was the new Headmaster, Chester DesRochers. His energy and enthusiasm made great progress in all of school life. Many more courses were added, improving the curriculum. Dances were always the high point of the social life despite the fact that room mothers had to search the area for eligible dates. At the time of the second World War, Breck turned military as was the trend of the forties. The mid-winter formal was a truly spectacular event. Invitations to the President were sent though no President ever came. The military system reduced the need for discipline. It was then that the academic standards which we know today started at Breck. Heavy emphasis was placed on science, math and English as these were thought to be the most important subjects. Unlike today, horsemanship was one of the favorite activities of the cadets who not only exercised them but also did all the other chores associated with the care of horses. Due to the large number of problems in the late forties and early fifties the decision to build a new facility on the present site was voted through. With the new headmaster. Canon Henderson, and his futuristic insight, Breck enjoyed and has continued to enjoy a highly respected position of academic excellence. Under Canon Henderson's guidance, the Chapel of the Holy Spirit plus other additions were built. Up to his resignation in 1973, Breck continued to grow academically, with excellent faculty, winning sports teams and many interesting and productive organizations. During his administration in 1959 Breck stopped their military practices and in 1966 Breck became a coed high school. The revolutionary sixties did not pass Breck without incident as is evident in the example of the class of 1965, at that time senior privledges did not exist, but the seniors went out to lunch anyway, and were suspended for a short time. Upon Canon Henderson's retirement in 1973, John Littleford took up direction of Breck. Under his guidance, Breck has continued to make large advances in excellent college preparatory education. The modern version of the old Mustangs! Lunch hasn't changed that much. Classroom control isn’t what it used to be. . . . Something Gold Something Blue 12 Bustang Homecoming '80 was, to quote an old phrase, the best ever. This year's Homecoming was very special because it was the last one to be held at the River Road campus. 'i..e Student Council started preparations long before their first meeting. Homecoming Week started with Senior Freshman Day, and was followed by Hats and Sunglasses Day, Hero Day, Clash Day, and Blue and Gold Day on Homecoming Day. Prizes were given for the best costumes on H and S Day, Hero Day, and Clash Day. Some of the more interesting costumes on Hero Day were Hermit the Frog. Helen of Troy, The Jolly Green Giant, Mr. Miller, Hawkeye and Klinger of M°A S H. Homecoming Day brought out the spirit in a lot of people. Almost everyone was wearing blue and gold. Lower and Middle Schoolers were invited to the Coronation ceremonies where Peter Tester and Maya Klashnya were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. The Pepfest in the gym was full of balloons, pom-poms that had been sold by the cheerleaders, and Middle and Upper Schoolers. The enthusiasm from the Pepfest carried over to the soccer game, and the football game. The Homecoming slogan which was, “When the Co-Stars fall from the sky, the Spartans will whither and die. , did not completely come true, as the football team lost to SPA, but the soccer team beat Holy Angels with a score of 3-2. The theme of dance was the sixties. Hip outfits and cosmic vibrations filled the dance floor as EVERYONE danced! All in all, it turned out to be a fantastic Homecoming. 13 Senior SENIOR CLASS 1931 16 SENIOR CLASS 1981 c 17 Nicknames: Bully. Bel. Btg El. Slim. Iz. Dibidee; Entered: 1978 Activities and Awards: Swim-team - Utah State Champions - 9th grade. Childrens Theatre 9th. High Honors. 10,11. Zoo Intensive. Anthropology Intensive. Haupt Scholarship 11. Quest. 10th grade. Russian Trip. Quest 11. Minnesota Dance Theatre Logos. 11. International club 11 Memories: The K C. and A K K . The Mingo-gang arrested (or attempted Bank Robbery. Wild party S.L.C.. The Boy Campaign and the 4 who lost it. Nankin and Guadalaharry's. Summer ol 1980. jammin' around the lake. Teh Big C’s midnight encounters. N.A.. C.o F B M R S.O.R.R.J.S.; Wendy's runs, purple. Mlnlkahda, Common phrases. • laclal,” Tear it up. Sweet . Fine. Forgft It. Gretty's Box. Bogey. Crotchen, Killer Krust. Little El. The Big C . Red. P.F.. Blow lly. Dinger. Hose monster Kenwood Is where It's at.” a prolound statement. Elizabeth S. Anderson It's volleyball time' Don't look now. but your picture is being taken. 18 Rebecca Marie Ansari But Mom. I'm doing yearbook with Rapheal the baby chinchilla Nicknames: Bob. Slink. RB. Rosa. Flora. Titan. Lady Entered: January 7. 1980 Activities. Awards: Int'IClub 11,12. Bye Bye Birdie, superior rating state vocal solo comp 10.11. Thespian Soc-bonor bar JA Co Yr 80 (81?). Honors 11. Bugle 12. QS Soc. The Matchmaker. JRP modeling school grad. 79-80 Who's Who. Oris State. Once Upon A Mattress Memories: Harvey. Arnold, Charlie; con-certs-JC. Divine Mr. M. JD; Rick. “The Hawaiian Worm Raiser Song . Monty Rython, astronomy. Illusions by R Bach. Mary's turkeys. Thee Associates. “Assignment? WHAT assignment? . Laura. Rocky Horror. TCM-ILY. alligators, green m m's. cluttered minds. Saturn, lav words mellow out. dipstick, nuggte. karma. WACKA! WACKA!”, pogs. Ms Mesky. Sadie 80, NY dreams. The rest is history. Wait 'til I change Into something more comfortable Nickname: Bry Entered: 1978 Activities and Awards: Football JV10, V 1 M2. Skiing V 1012, Tennis: V 1012. captain 12. Honors: 10-12, Dance Committee: 12 Memories: The Men, Zepplln, Yes Concert 2nd row. Crested Butte trip. Ian ’78. Al Weeks, jamming on Frt Sot Nights. Football practice, $18 bottle of wine. Mr Squire. Giggly Hills, the Beatlc, Be a Man. commense pounding, women, the monster, living in the Oaks. M V. Halloween party. Whatever you are into Prom ‘80. ’81. Scott in Calif. Steve in Colo.. Paranoid. “Risk It . Merle and Tom, Ski meets. Homecoming ’80. Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends”. Betsy Joy Barsch And then you pick up the sandwich between thumb and forefinger Nicknames: doo Boo. Felix. Bub-bub-sie-dubber. Evil. Babe. Butts. Zclga Entered: 1974 Memories: 006’s doublemint briefcase. Mac Dons. Minnehaha Falls. GH. LS. Nokomls P.C.. Who me? , the coneheads and the Duluth Hotel. Grandma’s, 8 V4 floor. Knox Lumber yard. Rusty nails , “Bets-Semi . fun clogs dearest R remember me until you see an orange tree growing on an apple tree, all my love. Bets P S. I love your driveway!. Birthday cakes, purple and pink striped elephants. French horn mating season and Pancho. 19 Carl Edward Blair Nicknames: Blib . Bla Entered: 1968 Activities and Awards: Soccer 912. Wrestling: 11. Track: 12. Drama Crew: 1012. Debate 9. High School Bowl: 9.10.12 Honors Htgh Honor : 9-12. National Merit Scholar Semi Finalist. Memories: Ex Debate Club Co-Founder and Pres. 10-12 alternate months. Field Bio Trip ’78. Environmental Geo Trip to the Tetons '80. I know these come untangled somehow” Nicknames: Sue. Bo. A P . BOLANDER. Entered: 1976 Activities and Awards: Volleyball 9-12 (captain 12). High Honors: 10-12. Various other awards. National Ment Commended Scholar Memories: Whales. Isis. Frisky's Haircut. Stan Se cunty Brute. Bathroom Poll. April Fool and Family. The BoBoMobde. Mr Compass. Plastigraph. Yes I really do have my pilot's license. Julw McCoy + Bobby Baby. Ditch Diggers. Dumb Swede. Ref Granger. Cheese Nip . Grimaces. Ronalds. Tom Thumb Social Club. Lime. Joaquin Dias. KTMFA.GP.UCLA. F.O.C., First senior to have their driver's license suspended Susan Linnea Bolander 20 Robin Anne Boman Friends forever ) s A true health Addict? Nickname: Bo Entered: 1978 Activities and Award : ski team, debate, yearbook, feasurer Memories: Do this; mmmm. homecoming party, giggaly hills, the caves. Jethro Tull. Margec's Condo, the pub. the ditch, a nice glass of wine, the best city, don't get lost, more roses? you look like a group' AH A, It's time! Florida. Texas and Marge . Mackenzie Allan Brown Nicknames: Mack. Mack B. 4 eyes. Entered: 1977, Activities and Awards: Debate. 1977. Soccer Manager. 1979, Computer. 1977. 1978. 1979. 1980. Honor Roll 1979 Memories: Isabel la. Learning History from an Encyclopedia Sa rs man?When will Mr Taafe get His Artistic License? I Don't Know How many Pollocks Does it take to get an Artistic License’ Will This Meeting Please Come to Order' 21 And then you take the derivative and mulyiply by I I thought 1 saw a pussy cat Nickname : Pete Entered: 1974. Activities and Awards: Soccer: 1976. Honor Roll: 77.78,80, High Honor Roll: 76,79.80. Departmental Distln-tion In Science: 78 79 79 80, National Merit Semifinalist. Memories: Summer 1980, Trippln Into the Iron Butterfly. We won't sit back and do what we’re told. What? You'll actually stand up to the system? Wrong. Wrong Wrong!. Texas, swimming the Rto. Lcchunguilla? Lechumga? Lechun-guano? Lechugta?. Everything is intuitivly obvious. Rock died with John on September 25. 1980. but 1 hope Jimmy. Rob and John Paul hang in there Peter Jacob Brown Gretchen Lee Bueide Nicknames: Grctty, Votchen. Grit. Ms Bodec. Crandy. SAP Entered: 1977. left 1979. teen tered 1980. Activities and Awards: Honors II. Basketball II and 12 West High. Minneapolis Memories: The K.C . The A.C.C. The A K K . The H.C.C.. Jammln around the lake. The box. Bensons. The funky four that never got on the disco floor, crulsin downtown. Twilight Zone, Plmp-mo-Jeep. tear It up. The big cigar. m.C. We were special. Big El. Little El. The big C. Red. Iced tea. B M O.R.N.P.. N.N.I.W.N., The mlngo gang. Kenwood is where its at. The Boy Campaign and the four who lost it. P.P.. B.C.. New York. Wendy's runs. Blowfly. Bogey, contemporary soul. Guadaia-harry's and Nankin. I've got to finish my journal 22 Walter Alonzo Cox Jr. Joe Cool hanging around. Impressing chicks. Sweet Walter puts up a shot. Nicknames: Walt, Wally. Junior. Goat. Entered: 1978, Activities, and Awards: Honors 9, 10, 11. Varsity Basketball 10.11.12. Captain 11. 12. Duke Sno-Daze. Young Man of the Year Award. Jaycec's Citizenship Award. American High School Athlete M VP. All-Conference, Basketball Memoriae: Junior, Juwing. B-Ball games and after parties, roguish, Isn't it great to be a Senior? . At. Em, I hate it! The solution to Man's Search for himself, shall only be found within himself . California. Grog Clark. S.S.L.. Senior Weekend. H.H., 60. National Merit Achievement, gates, young, Uncle Bob's ar-mym The class of 81 . Nancy Ann Cross Nicknames: Nanchy, Nance. Ms. Cross Entered: 1969. Activities and Awards: Drama 8-12 Cheerlcadmg 11. 12. Gymnastics 7-10, Spirit award 10. Honors 10-12, Sno-Daze Comm 11. 12. Mustang 10-12. Dance comm 12, Homecoming prin cess 12 Thespian Soc. 11-12, Class treas 11 Memories: Russia: Two on one disco. Stamella. Aeroflot. R L.D.. Lenin jokes, France: Georges. V.V.F.. a groth Sacre Cour at 11:30, Gorp, Ball controll. B Y.O P rm. 137, Nickolai. walking copy. Mrs. Mltty. Mrs. Klrby-and disaster, Ernestine, etc.. Duane, Debbie. Danny. Garfield, and Chris. a tropl cal party. Normandy. S.J.U.. The quest for Who tickets, tango wars, J.L.G.. B.H.. and S B may we dance together forever-do the shark! M.P.. C.N.. the Who. Kinks Bruce Springsteen, Clapton! Pete-n-Arlo. senior ethics. MICK!, Nov. 3. 1979 Togas. L.M Sugar Hills, I S. Nanchy and Wenchy. E.W. with J.S.. Thutber CawivaJ. We'll have one pickle and five plates please, you see. life is like this I 23 Cynthia DeGeyndt Hats off to you Nicknames: Cindy. Chlqulta Entered: 1975. left 1977. reentered 1978. Activities and Awards: Honors 10 and 12. Cheerleading 10.11.12. Captain 12. Softball 10.11,12, Dance Committee 10.11. International Club 11.12 Memories: Colorado. Tiny Bubbles. Summer '80. Concerts. Who. Kink. Yes. Cars. Waconia. BM club. Switzerland, Belgium. Perkins. Normandy. Talking in the Parking lots. Talking till 7 AM. Ike. A D.T.. B.Y.O.P Vicki. B W.. BC . J . Doc. Duchess. 10th I'll give you green .. Magic Pan. Punk. Redrum. Chapel, 8-21-80. Prom 1980, Rochester. Arnic , C F . PT.L. 2 Nicknames: Mike Entered: 1977. Activities and Awards: Soccer 912. Track 912. Skung 9. Spring Musical 10 12. Honors 10. Trinity Alumni Award, Most Spirited Dedicated track award 9. 1980 track poet laureate . Memories: Steamboat. Conference Champs 1980!. Van the Man. The Who. My band. King Tut. Interval training. Van I think we'll have a medium hard workout today . Normandy Beach. Plere. Pcpe, Conrad. The Blues. Earl's house. Class of '80. West parties. Swimming at Nokomts with Rick, Bowling. Margies cabin, Hey! I'm legal. Taaffes's class, and in state', Bonzai1!, nine game winning streak. Walks 'n talks. Water skiing at Dave's. Class of 1981!! Michael Gordon Donhowe Colin Lea Driscoll And now. the star. Colin Driscoll’ Colin lead the pack Nickname: Small Man Entered: 1977. Activities and Awards: Soccer. | v. 9. Varsity 10,11.12 Captain 12. Sking. Jv 9. Varsity 10,11,12. Captain 12. Track 12. Honors. 9,10.11.12. Binger Scholarship 9. Memories: Steamboat. The Caves, parking lot conversations. What Should We Do?. Earl's basement. West Ceniral. ski team bus rides! Margie's condo. Sugar Hills. Texas!! Normandy Beach. Class of 1980. Soccer' 2nd in State!!! McCrohan is Coach9 Patrol member 126 Gregory Howard Ewing Nickname: Juwwg Entered 1975 Activities: Football 9-12. Varsity 1112 Basketball 9-12. Var sity 11-12. Captain 12. Golf 9-12. Choir 9. Memories: Last year's SPA Basketball game. Chns Mur rey's Ten Pound Weight. 25 Entered: 1970 Activities and awards, honor 7th. 8th. 9th and 10th, varsity basketball 10th. drama 8th and 9th. Maverick 7th and 8th. bank 5th.6th.9th and 10th. choir 10th Memories: One summer I took a trip to Aspen to visit my sister lor the first time. I did not realize mountains were so huge From the town 1 could not even tee the tops ol the mountain My sister and I took a lift up the Highlands and spent a day playing around on the mounttan Heidi Marie Fields Molly Cathrine Fitzmaurice Entered: 1979 Activities and Awards: High stepping 10. Student Council 9,10, Honor Role 9.10.11. SnoDaze princess 11. Memories: The past Is behind us. The succets of the future is there for the taking Sometimes you have to be silent to be heard Swiss Proverb . If a Man; does not keep pace with his compamans perhaps It is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away Thoreau. 26 Margaret Mary Flanagan Margee Christopher Spencer Fraley Nickname: Frail Entered: 1977 Activities: Football 9.10.11.12. 9 J.V 10-12 Varsity. Captain 12. Hockey. 10.11.12 Varsity 10.11.12 Golf. 9.10.11.12 Cospirit 9 Mvp 10,11.12 Memories: Eisenhower. Bucky. Hope and the Boys. Hope Ticket going 105. Scott cabin Wisconsin. Patti 3: years Crested Butte. Vail. The Ogdahl . Mrs O Kenny Lake. BM Club. Kuds. Baab. Hicks and Yackel. The Men' Football. Golf 75 at the regions. Where was Rev? Homecoming 1980. C D . Arnie. talking till 7:00 AM. tiny bubbles. Eisenhower the place I always wanted to go BM Gub will always live 27 Entered: 1977. Activities end Awards: Honor 912, Art Award 11. Logo 9 art editor 12. Yearbook 10-12, Football Mat 10-11, Student Council rep.. Homecoming candidate. Memories: Gena. Jeanle. and Sarah, belly dancing. Mark (woop ) Duane, the Galleon. I submerge you. you submerge me. many thank Nancy. Fri. Oct. 13. 1978. Forever your . J.M Jenifer Lynn Gillmer 28 Nicknames: Phin. Turk. Farmer Phln Entered: 1968. Activities and Awards: Yearbook Butine Manager 9-12. Football JV 9. V 12. Hockey JV 9. Student Council Treaiurer 11-12. Cla Treasurer 10. Baseball JV 9-10. VarMty Hockey Manager 7. Service Award 9,10,11. Alumni cup 11. Memories: Hey Fester. Hick . Katter get outa here. Hawk Ridge '79. Senior Slump 78. 79. 80. I love to ell thoe . Your Mason Shoe dealer. Thank Mr. Aarthun. Ye M Fruen I'm working on ad' . Breck Tech on the River. The Hallowed Halit. B M. Bob. B M Hick . B.M Fraley. Phineas Frederick Haglin I'm going to have a com chip farm when I u , Where there' smoke, there' Phinea ' David George Harper and then we torm the Bastille! Stop the world, I want to get off Entered: 1968. Activities and Award : Debate: 811. Honors: 10. High Honors: 9,11, Cum Laude Society 11. Nat. Forensic League. Pres, of senior class. Tennis 10 Memories: Senior Privileges In 11th grade. Cutting out with Ralph. The Harper Creed , Dry labs in A.P Chem, Get In quick!. Running Into Susan and Jill on senior skip day. Doing 130 m.p.h. In the Rabbit with Mac. D's lake cottage M's condominium, Callforna trip with Chris. Ralph. Mike, Arlc. Ripping the heck out of hotel rooms In Calif. Iowa, Chicago and Wise , Vm and opportunist of sorts.”. Pyramids In the summer of ’80, Physics Is phun. Go ahead guess!! Oct 31 in a bus with Dave going to the Halloween dance, a tradition , A long time ago on a night sort of like this one ” William Channing Harrison Relax, Chan's here and everything Is under control Nicknames: Chan the Man; Sir Chan; Mario; Don Juan Carlos. Entered: 1968. Activities: J.V. Football 10. V. Basketball 11,12. V. Football 11.12. V Track 11,12. Memories: Summer '79 Boage Session. Summer '80 Boage Seston Part II; the car domes; Midnight Boaging; France Avc. Drive-In Twtghtline Zone; Go. G.Q.; Hey Simmons ; Are you two twins? brothers? Cousins? ; Fire it up; the back room; Danny and his Duece; the Dart; Pierre; going Holleywood; later,” 2 BOBS! 29 Judith Kay Entered: 1968 Activities end Awards: Drama 8 12. Pres International Gub: 11-12. Thespian Society. Softball: 9-10, Honors: 9-11. CTC: 10. State Singing Competition Memories: Auli Manuele. Is It Fri. yet?. Mac. Mrs Mac. Son-of-a-gun. Are we seniors yet?. Codtpell, 35th 49th. Bye. Bye Birdie. If you don't understand my silence, you won't understand my words. The Malt Shop. Incredible! Hi Ho Sam! Hasselmann But I tell you I am a pinhead. Nickname: Jude Entered: 1977. Activities and Awards: Honors and High Honors: 9-11, Quest: 10-12. acted in Cheaper by the Down , Jabberwock . Bye-Bye Birdie , The Matchmaker , assistant director of Godspell , “You Can't Take It With You . Logos: 9-10, Intensive Zoo. Anthropology. Humanities. Children's Theater. International Club VP.: 11. Sec : 12. Thespian Society: 11-12. Hunger Committee: 11. Newspaper: page editor 12. Student Council sec: 12. Memories: Jeanne. Gena. Danlta. Sue, Sarah and Jennifer, with $. to Macs. Sadie. Piua B'days. Movies. Isabella raids, math with Stacy, Mike and sch-sch-schaffy. Broken finger and wrong basket. Pickled Pigs ears and glasses. Which Judy?. Senior Weekend: volleyball. popcorn fights, admiring from afar, chapel In the bathroom, good frtends-good times. Judy Lynn Hawkfnson 30 William Lawrence Hicks Nickname : Romulus. Dirtball: Entered 1969, Activities: Football 10.11. Dance Committee 12. Baseball 9,10,11. Ski. 12. Memories: The men, Mott, Ian ’78, The B.M Baab Band. $18 Bottle ol Wine. Football States. The caves. Giggly Hills. Pink Floyd- Echoes. The Boat. The Beatle. Commence Pounding. Yackle Joins the Army '80. Basic Facts. Germ and Bean Pole. Veg Sings Shattered, The Beaman Club Lives; Yack. Baab. Frails and Kudes. Basic training Is sure hard work On days like this who needs Breck? Amy Marie Hilmanowski Nicknames: Polack. Doask, Pole. Strcch. Hilman. Hilmanoffskt, Entered: 1976 Activities and Awards: Tennis: 9-12, Basketball: 9-12. Softball: 10-12, Honors and High Honors: 9-12. Allen Dunn Award. Memories: I think I’ve entered the Twilight Zone. Chemlawn. Fruen’s Pitta Party. Sue’s dad broke the pipe. Mary we gotta stop eating like this. Work at the Rlvervlew. Rocky Horror. How tall arc you?. You're making me sick!. Russian Trip. How’s Shelley Ron?, Bowling at Stardust, Jello Fight In drama. The Poles are 1. Amy you can have the last three pieces. Reeces, Get some Coke I'm going to be studying til 4:00. Mr. Bill, 32 white passes for first hour. Turn on all the gas noirlcs in the Biology room. T.P. of F.L.. Mur how much do I owe you?. Open Mouth Insert foot, say my name backwards. Peaches on beaches. MaryTapc!, Geh Weg! 31 Entered: 1974 Activities end Awards: V. Track: 8-12. Brown Book Award: 11. 3M Creativity Award: 9. National Merit Semifinalist. Drama: 8-12 Cheaper by the Dozen through the Matchmaker. Bugle Staff: 11. Logos Editor. 12. Memories: Florida trip, the temple of Isis. Plastigraph. tomfoolery In A P. U.S. History. AP Chemistry. SuperFruen and Avogadro's PiZnZnA. it's intuitively obvious', DRAMA CREW. POSTERS AND PROGRAMS. The 91 Huns. Chinchillas. Physics is phrustratiog Heidi Marie Hohmann Tweedledee and Tweedledum There! Do you think we can sell It? Nicknames: Puff, P H Entered: 1979. Actlvl ties and Awards: Basketball: 11, Tennis: 12, Track: 11-12, all conference 11. Honors Memo-t rles: Oreos.Basketball, More arc! . Sauce!. The Do Nots. Track. Broo ha”. Just a Touch . Sparkle . Pull My Strings . School from 8:00 to midnight. Look at the Bears!. Attitudes Raji Muhamed. Sugar Hills, Minnie Mouse )2 Pamela Faye Horton Steven Taylor Jecha Nlckames: Jechs. Q«m. Lob. P«ck. Jacque Courier. Entered 1980 Activities: Hockey 10,11.12. Tennis 9.10.11.12. S.O.M F Club 12. BM. BDT and Memories: Commencing Pounding Homecoming 1980. M.C. of Homecoming pepfest. Pegging Eggs at Pedestrians. ABUF Fan Club. Edina West Class of 1981. Ricky Dudly and the Buffalo Sabres. Bob Segar and Charlie Daniels Band. All Star Wrestling. Watching the Cougarettes with youngster. First day as Breckle. Williamson’s memories are lies. Shaun Cassidy, eat your heart out!' James Thomas Katter Don't worry Rebecca, we'll have his shirt off In a mlnuite.” Nicknames: Heine. Kat. Jimish Entered: 1974, Awards and Activities: High honors 9-12, Rons selar Medal 11. Cum Laude Society. Soccer J.V 9.10. Varsity 11.12 Ski Team JV 9.10,11. Track Team Varsity 10,11.12. All Conference 11. Memories: Isabella. Colorado and the bad fall, state fair and state high school hockey tournament, number seven, track, conference title and new conference record, classes of 1980 and 1982. Margies cabin. F.Q . The Jeep. to « on the ski bus. soccer's number two! What are we gonna do. you guys? , Junior privileges. Who's gonna drive? , The Cop-pertone Open. The axe, “got a cannon handy? . National Herr Katter Day. This Is It! 33 Nickname : Will. Willy Entered: 1979. Activities and Award : Wrestling 10-12. Tennis: 11, Drama: 1112, Bugle: 12. High Honor 11. Memo-rle : Surprise!. Biking In Northern Minnesota and-Canada. Sunday Night cramming for chemistry tests, Rocky Horror with S.T C H C.A.. Twins opener with D P.. Foodflghts in lunch. The Who concert. Pir a at PontlUo's. Teton Trip. Brock has a wrestling team? So you think I'm sexy, eh? William Eric Kennedy Nickname : Bucko. Squirmy. Serbtc, C.W . Scrap. Entered: 1972 Activities and Awards: Honors and High Honors: 9-12. Fine-Arts. Foreign Language. Debate Speech Distinction Awards. Dartmouth Alumni Award: 11. Thespian: 11.12. Drama: 9-12. Yearbook: 9-12. Student Council: 10.11. Dance Committee: 9-12. A F.S. Committee: 11.12. Debate: 7-10, Homecoming Queen 1980 Memories: from Washington. Squiggle and black watch plaid, to Colorado. CSNY, Godip l By My Side . Jesus Christ's Serble phrase book. The Wu and puppy dog eyes. Th Boyfriend munge), Ursula. Alice. Gertk-hk-and Mrs Molloy. Texas, the Window. Deeeeeee. You've got a friend, dowtng around. The Rose. CTC memory petals. JAZZ. Our House. Rick and Tell Me Why , AmM, SENIOR UNITY', (scruffy), 49th 35lh Leavin' on a Jet Plane, talks In the balcony, the chaple P T Charmin. Go for the Gusto. Musk. Mut� c. M,� Maya Alexandra Klashnya Who stole the beach??? Please Maya, turn off your teeth!!! 34 Steven Douglas Kudebeh Macho Steve Nickname : Kudes. Barbarian, Scavenger. Remo. San Quetrn Kid. Leisure. Strech. Scoop. Red. Giles. Bones. BM Entered: 1977 Activities and Awards: Soccer JV 9 V 10. Football: 11. Hockey; V 9-12. MVP 9.11.12. All conference 11-12. capt 12. Baseball: V 11-12. Alien Dunn Award, Bugle sports editor: 11-12. Honors: 9-10 Memories: Kenny Lake. Whalen's TV dinners. Normandy Fat-man. Bachmann's, Elk River 70 saves. Leroy-George. Ntckel-Dtme Connection. MTC Blues. White Castle Fight. Blue Lagooner. Claw III. old pans. Threat. Junior Privileges. Be a Man Club. North Stars. Mission Impossible Squad. Menomonie Weekends PD. 5 . Thanks Little. How bad do you want to see the game. Good Luck Baab. Wcrn. Hicks, Fraley. Tester See you in the big leagues David John MacLaughlin Nicknames: Mack. Dave. Davy-babe, Harry. Har old Entered: 1975; Activities and Awards: High Honors: 7-11. National Merit Commended Scholar. Student Council President. JV Soccer: 9. V Soccer: 10-12. Debate 8. Track: 9 Memories: Thanks for the memories. You big overgrown Mocky Wacky. Fighting our way into Geography 8. Spilling my battery. Dry labbing A P. Chcm. short and stubby, on a night kmda like this one . Sliding my way under the door. Friday's with Jeff Drogue, you rebel. I’ll buy my tickets at the door, chemistry and history over the phone. Babsy Dunerly. Alpha and Beta, heart attack!, radical presidency. He can't win Pratt, senior privileges as a junior, off campus rights, you do the pooplc woopic,. 35 Manuele Maindron Captain of the ship 36 Nicknames: Mar. Mur. Crazy Mary. Entered: 1968 Activities and Awards: High Honors: 10 11. Hobart Alumni Award: 10. Service Award: 11, JV Golf: 9. JV Tennis: 9. Varsity Basketball: 9 11, Student Council: 912. Drama: 8-12, Breck's Thespian Chapter Vice President. Memories: Once is funny, twice Is humorous, but three times Is annoying. Been Shopping?, It's a pog!. That was really powerful. Hey. I lost my squid!, I can’t believe you said that. Jcllo fight, Do we have privileges yet?. Barb Baby. Maybe I should change my major. So. where ya going to school?. Set the date, we're going to take you on. Hey I go to Breck Mary Mackenzie McComb Colleen Frances Nemerov I |ust love squids. The C.C. Club Nickname: Scalecny. Entered: 1970 Activities: Gymnastics. Varsity 9.10.11. Softball. 9.11.12 Chcerleadlng. 11,12. Ski Team, 12 Memories: Normandy. Susie before Sadie. Whit one and Whit two. S.J.U and the Tropical Party. J.D. The slide with Amy and L.C. at South Padre Island. July 4th. B.Y.O.P. at Rudolphs and etc Chris (Zak), Nancy and Paul's Togas! Go for T.A. at Lutsen Kllndy’s boat. Surfln at the Pfaff. Choclaate Bananas. Prom and Grad., Sugar Hills. Gorp.. Apple River, Texas bto-trip. Donuts for Doheny. Hawaii. Mom. Christopher Joseph Neumeier Now that's a woman! Just between us Biologists Entered: 1971, Activities: Soccer 9.10.11.12. Skiing 11,12. Golf 9. Baseball 11. Debate 10. Memories: E.M.M.. Steamboat, Lying and Spying. Number in state. Sugar Hills. No Sleep. 2 AM Football. Tray Skiing )7 Nickname: Pan Entered: 1978 Activities and Awards: High Honors: 10-12, Thespian Society, Drama: 10-12, Tennis: 12. Yearbook: 10-12. Boy’s State. Who's Who of High School Students 1980-1981 Memories:The Yao’s. food runs, auditions: I can't take it, pogs, Russia, not another chem lab. Dougie. Minnehaha buses. Chinese Quest 11. mon oetl. Jait Band. Sugar Hills, dutz: who me, the rock at St Olaf. the Hawaiian worm raiser song Space Cadets! Stamella. Martian cossacks. Marshmallows, cadet chute Jason Todd Patalonis We ought to be in pictures The incredible edible egg. Entered: 1978. Activities and Awards: Ski 10.11. Soccer 11. Golf. 10.11.12 Honors 10.11. Bugle. 11. 5th In state French Contest. Memories: Story of my Life! What I have done, b a dried crust; What I do. tt Fresh; What I will do forever. Is spit into a strong wind James Michael Petterson And Just what do you think you're doing? 38 Leif Ove Pihl Entered: 1973 Activities and Awards: John Hancock Memorial award for Photography. 1979 Track. 9. 10.. Soccer. 9. 10. Yearbook. 9.10.11.12 Memories: Russia. 1979. Tom Retly and getting Red Army belts: Pako Pthl: Bert where Is the darkroom now? Last class to graduate from River Road Why do I even try? Michelle Laurie Pond I told you not to slam the locker Nicknames: Mitch, Mlc. Entered: 1975. Activities: J.V Volleyball 9. 10. J.V. softball 9. most Improved, varsity softball 10. Varsity Cheerlcading 10.11. Captain 11.. Yearbook 11. Dance Commit' tee 12. Memories: Camping, a Tropical party. 451 Ocean Blvd; Paul. Friday the 13th. Normandy. My Birthday Party. New Hope; Jr. Prtveleges and the 5th hour club. SPOT. (S.A . Roosevelt 2 months. LUCY. Take a left. Clapton! My Pick-up. Regan. Lambert on (rm 137). First row seats at Benson. TOGA's. Colleen's boat. Little green men. Irene. Nancy. Don't let It bring you down It's only castles burning Neil Young. 39 David Ransom Pratt Nicknames: Dave, Prattnick Entered: 1974 Ac tlvities and Award : Debate: 9. Ex-Debate: 10-12. Honors 10-12, Track: 10-12, Bugle Editor-in Chief: 11-12. High School Bowl: 12. National Merit Commended Scholar, Model United Nations. Memories: Sobraske's attic. Super Joe and R.E.M . Buses and cars In 7th grade. River Road in the Springtime, Breck: Track Conference Champs 1980. Hour long bus rides. The Bat is Dead”, AFS Carnival, JBA '80 , Twin's Home Opener. Sugar Hills Entered: 1968. Activities and Awards: Honors and High Honors. Line Leader 3rd. Newspaper Editor 10th, Yearbook Editor 11th. Playbill Editor 12th. Milbum Journalism Award. Track Pain 9-12. Pwmo. Drama. Memories: Marshal Alice, Nantucket, Super Fruen, uncontrollable laughter, fish imatations. forking. By the way. I don't lie. 1 just tend to exaggerate at times of course my father is a midget and I was born in the southern part of Paris, fed by monkeys in the circus. I grew up to be a senior Breckie. and so the saga continues Mark Spencer Reece Before! 40 Smile you're m the yearbook. After: Magda Grace Runningen Nickname : Maggie. Mag . Ron. Ronny. Raggedy Maggedy. Rommagum Entered: 1976. Activities and Awards: Softball 9-12 captain 11. Volleyball manager: 12. Logo : 12. Honor : 9-12. art department disttntion award: 8 11. Memories: Fnskie b t the kiddle seat!. Cheese nip . Whale , the Zone. Stacc, the Farm. Texas. Lechunguilla. Stardust. G.P. Gooru. Julie McCoy. Time for bars. Arab . Power Pole. Husky and Crutch. Tunaftsh. K T M F A , Sue’s pretzel. Linda the Leper. Monty Python. Density club. Wench. Anne's pennies. Dede Cortl. Jesus Mat . Sue' socks. Pollen In a paras-cope hole, mon oeall. Red Rum and the moon. Asparagus? Yuk. H S A . National leaf month, leisure suits. Don't write on the sacred board. Pippy. LeTtErS. gullable. Ronald's. The b-day book. Fruen's pizza and popcorn parties James Edward Sachs Nicknames: Rocky Entered: 1977. re-entered 1980 Activities and Awards: football: 9-12 varsity Memories: Bruce Springsteen. Lou Reed. Jack Daniels. Lundgren's Piisants, I'm gonna fall because of the Bob Marley concert. I'm trying to wake up. Get psyched. Good Death. The process of decapitation. Golden Valley Lives. Party 'til you Peuk. Skippm' 4th period geometry with O . Me. Germley and Olson arc going over to Dalquist's for Mokct and toast. Snow Dance '80. National Grit Society at 2nd Corner. Don't go hype Dave. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. G.V Football 41 Nickname : Jules, Segalette, Little Birdie Entered: 1979 Activities and Awards: Bugle photographer 11-12. Honors: 11-12 Memories: Punk Rock Party. Lutsen ski lift, coicoi. 99.99 50 of the time still applies. Cedar Lake 1st point. Stones '78'. rolmg tea )otnts. Burkhard's, Physics is phun!.October 13th 1980. the screen door slams. Keep it empty. laying m the side of the road. Disco Hawaiian skirts. PlDlngs - near death, cleaning up after Carlson. I can't seel. Annie's Parlour. Singing Springsteen all night. The lemon song. The guy in the purple pants. Running on empty, cat togas. Springsteen does it better!!!. Doctor - hormone shot for growth, walk tall Chapel on the vegle planet Heidi Larkin Sewell Nicknames: Swell, Se Hal Di, Held Entered: 1975. Activities and Awards: Gymnastics: JV-7, Varsity 8-12. MVP 9 11. Captain 10. Yearbook: 11 12. High Honors. Cum Laude Society Memories: Edith, the tide's coming in!”, Plasti-graph, Isis. Dede Com. ten Co two. cuincas. Florida, butterflies. Pensecola beach, snorkling. Okefenokee Missy Mallard, the van. cattle egTet on a cow, 6:02 mornings. Chesty DesRochers. Mon oell. Hair comb In the head. Rocky Honor, Lips. Tim Curry, SuperFruen. A.P.U.S Boredom. Tomfoolery, quantum leaps. It’s Intuitively obvious. That's powerful!. Barb Baby, privcleges. Peanut Buster Parfaits without peanuts. Thank Van. Yonker. Young. Miller. Fruen. Taaffe and Mtchealson They’ll never guess where the flag is Zowie! There are words here! 42 Jonathan Jeffrey Shuster Nicknames: Shoule. Shuttle. Jewster. Shuttle Puppy Activities: Varsity Basketball, 11,12. Golf 12 Memories: Wrong, lllh grade clast anarchy. Wrong. JOHN BONHAM. Springsteen. Stclnman. The frog on Tierney'! wall during May program! Irene In Hee Sung Entered: 1978. Activities and Awards: Honors: 10-12. Cheerleading 11-12. Piano Exams: III-V1I. Theory: A thru C. MMTA Contest wmner: 77-79. Memories: Complete change. The three people down the hall. Jenifer, left go to the U”. What?!! 1 CANT HEAR YOU!!!. The tick aunt. Sugar Hills midnight football snoring. 2 AM Journal reading, munching. Michelle today I’m really going fatt, notes notet notes. - bugt me. “I want to hit , Senior Weekend (serenading hrecrackert). Don't be lazy, get wild and crazy! , Laura's a nuggy!!!”. P.S.-K experiences (soccer). Thanks Mom and Dad. 4J Wendy Jennifer Swirnoff Entered: 1975. Activities and Awards: Honor , High Honor . Bugle. Quest 1978, 1980, Russia Trip. Memories: Rocky Horror. M . Fruen' Party. one-Mi issippi two . Dedc Cortl. tuna lish. Nanchy and Wenchy. Dinner with Nicole. Elizabeth's birthday. T.P. on Halloween. A.P. U.S. Boredom. mon oeil, bowling, national leal month. ulvez la modcle, the zone, ten to two. Don't write on the sacred board. Lips, col-col, chalrlilt at Lutsens. I’d rather be jurflng Happy May Day!! Nicknames: lesk, Scroll Entered: 1968. Activities and Awards: Basketball: 7, JV-10, V-ll. Soccer: JV-10, honor : 9-11, High Honors: 10. Dept. Di tlnction In English: 9. Memories: On Isle Royal with Dan B., Biking with WlU and Chuck. The Who. Canoeing down Mis . River with Katie, B-Ball team, the Tip. Twink out . Walt. Dove O.. Will' party. Rocky Horror. English with Van, Stingy. Lusk. Jackson Hole. Broadmore. The Fort, Duluth. Shakcy' , Nor mandate. Fishing in Tcxa . The Cha-pie. Cruising the Van. Aku-Aku Room. The North Country. Scottsdale. Naple . J.T., St. Thomas Camp. It's been a long time. Scott Byron Teska Can't you trust this innocent lace? So I'm late to class. I'm holding up the school. Peter Lund Tester What' wrong with octopus? Nickname : Fester, Pedro. Potter Entered: 1968, Actlvltlc and Award : Honor Roil 9.10.11.12. V. Hockey 9.10.11.12. Captain 11.12 V. Soccer 9.10.11.12. Most spirited 11. Varsity Tennis 8.9.12 AFS 11.12. Class V Pres 10. Memories: Russia. Texas. UFFDA. Talking In the lot. Washington. 6th grade. Amah!. 2nd In state. Patrol. Steamboat. Crested Butt . Patrol. Bond, We finally made it. Love you Grandma. The Chapel Bones. Wem. Mickey. James, Mike. Frails. Fondu Lac. Seal. Rochester. Duluth. EggPlant. M K. C D. D.H, F.Q, Spearchutter. Isabella. Phin. Room 80. Russian Water, My Bologna. Smiley. Surprise Happy Birthday. Who's gonna drive. Destiny William Dean Wernecke Nickname : Bill, Wern Entered: 1978 Activities and Award : Varsity Soccer 10.11.12. All Conference. Varsity Hockey 10.11,12. Assistant Captain. Varsity Baseball 10.11,12. Captain. Honor Roll 10.11.12. Bugle 11,12 Sports Editor. Alls Scholarship 10 Memories: Hey scrap. Mr Tough Guy. Alb. reh-heh. R.E.O., Chapel fire. Prom Cindy. Patrolman 10. Russia. No day Ain’t , Big mistakes, oooopa. Coach Whalen. Coach McCro-han. the soccer turnabout, big gam at Grace. Tim Young look. Wong lao shi - you're great!!. Good Luck Frails. See you later Small Man. Jaime. Oper, Kudes. Peter and Gilbot 4S Nicknames: D”. Marcel Perreault, Pig. Youngster. Peaney. Entered: 1980. Activities: Hockey. 10.11.12. Soccer 9. Golf. 10.11.12. S.O.M.F. 1-12: Memories: A.V.H.S E.W.H.S., Rochester J.M hockey game. Air Heads, hard guys. Prom night at the Harriot Hotel, Chemistry finals, back row “nobs , Apple Vaiiey parties. Dragging Jecha through every class, Jacques, Marcel and our Cana-dlen heritage. Jecha, I need your paper for ideas. Graduation. Radical times with Bumpy, Hoots. Jecha A Buf M.C homecoming pep fest with Jecha. Murray's hockey advice. Garden Park, First H.S. hockey game. Walking home after games with Dad. Summers at Bemidji, Billy. Jim. and me at Havy's house. Skiing with Haley, THE MEN, Homecoming night. Staff nights at Bemidji, Creeker football field Randall James Williamson r Sugar Hills, cafeteria trays, the Be a Man Club. Isabella in 9th grade, college bound. Mrs. Bomberg. Olga Berg, class unity. Car Smash, privileges. Poppin' Fresh. Macendon’s. anarchy m class meetings. Outward Bound?. Girls. Sary Su. Fairchild. Rev Smith, warm fu rics, this is the last year at 4200. Rocky Horror, free pop. Toga at Nancy’s, lock-ins. Senior Skip Day. Fwank, Junior Privileges, bps! Volleyball You Bet'. Ciumeas. Ists. Freshman slump - Sophomore slump — Junior slump Senior sink. 6th grade Washington trip. Quiggle. Ramrod. Chapel burning, the pendulum Uptown. Twilight Zone. All Star Wrestling. Happenings books. The Caves. Senior Weekend Senior Unity!! 47 48 ■ IICWEII3 = ■ SCtiCCl— 49 Heather Broome Jaime Cellitti Megan Cellitti Geoffrey Colber Jacob Dahien Jennifer Dick Nichola Eugster Hans Fluegel Susan Fuerstenbcrg Celia Garner Elizabeth Hillstrom Rene Hittner Terry Holden Kirk Kairis l.rnh Kaim Dean Koutroupas Isabelle Lange On two days before Hallcweer. Upperclassmen spent one of thetr free hours in the pre-school rooms. The pre-schoolers had already spent a day selecting their pumpkins. Each preschooler had a senior who helped carve the pumpkin to the preschoolers' specifications. Senior preschool pumpkin day provides an opportunity for the different age groups to work together. This is a great benefit ot Breck. because often children do not get the chance tc work with children outside their own age group. by Rebecca Ansan Jay Larson • « Rachael Lawson Alan Lennick Brad Levinson Todd Levinson Kimberly Li pa Andrew Rustad Katherine Sandstad Lisa Schulthei Jason Shuster Steven Sorenson Sarah Stroemer Damien Troupe Luke Weber George Wilson Andrew Wirth Jenny Young Carrie Mahowald Patrick Mcgrann Amy Morken Sunil Moser Anthony Neumann Mariana Oskey Scott Pauly Anna Rath Adam Regelman Alexandra Rosenbaum A program unique to Breck is Grandparents Day. On November 26. about 250 grandparents oi Breck stu-K__) dents came to partake in activities with their grandchil- dren. this year The grandparents started with a break-last. and then attended a special performance staged by their grandchildren, in honor ot the occasion. The day was finished off as they followed their grandchildren to their classes. This year, the grandparents were abie to receive pictures taken with their grandchildren as a token of Breck's appreciation for their taking time to participate in this memorable day. by Helen Quick. 51 Robin Mntro s Stephanie Merkins Jean Marie Merrill Rebeka Ndosi Bruce Beck Michelle Bowens Linda Caperton Melanie Clemens Dana Donnelly Emily Faville Erik Fluegel Hart Garner Benjamin Goldman Bartram Gottachalk Sarah Grams Michelle Handy Grant Holthusen Tracy Landa Kari Lie 52 Cindy was the resident rabbit at Breck this past year. She is a miniature rabbit that has produced many offspring for the kindgarten families to adopt. Predominantly grey-black in color, she was donated by the Glosows. At the beginning of the year, the students were taught about animals — particularly rabbits. Each week a different student took the responsibility for Cindy's daily feedings of lettuce, carrots, pellets, and fresh water. This furry fnend has given the children a new sense of responsibility and love of animals. i James Pfau Julie Raymond Erica Rice James Saboe Catherine Satterfield Andrew Nelaon Bree Norlnnder Berit Nelson Ann-Berit Oskey Benjamin Sibley Jefferey Siesfried Joshua Simer Robert Smith Amy Till Steven Walker Amanda Weber Sue Ward Tyler Wirth gartenklndergartenklndergartenklndergartenklndergartenkindergarienkinderggrtenklndergarlenklndergai Kindergartners have always eagerly looked forward to that special day when they get to bake apple pie. This year, the day began at an apple orchard. The children learned how the apples are picked, washed, and packaged. Once back at Breck, the next day, the kindergarten room was turned into a bakery. The children peeled, cored, and sliced the fruit, supervised by their teachers. Then Hour, sugar, and a few other ingredients were mixed to form a pie crust. Says Ms. Casar, The kids did it all. and the pie turned out beautifully! The kindergarterners enjoyed the work, but all agreed that the best part was eating the pie. 53 Peter Brambl Marisa Patrick Dale Betsey Malaika Grant David Coughlan Rachael Frush Fuerstenberg J. Hunter Christopher son Scott Curtin Jennifer Goff Gregg ■ W V V 'to i 7 Erica Kairis Alexander Hannah Beth Ann Carrie Harmon Kellen Soren Huggins Ernest Lampe MaxJohnson Katherine Maureen I onard Jordan Mark Lindsey lum raiim™� irniiT7i7iT7iTmiTOnraiirnjif7irinn S Mrs. Gladys Goddard has been at Breck for 13 years, teaching first graders their three r’s (reading, writing, and arithmatic). Her curriculum includes field trips to museums, the planetarium, the New Zoo. and the arboretum. Her most enjoyable experience was spent in 1975 during Japan Week. In this, she learned more than she expected — so much that she now is able to teach a little bit about Japan each year. She teaches first grade because she gets great satisfaction from teaching children so young and eager to learn. Her view on the move to Golden Valley is that the bigger facilities will create more opportunities for the children to have fun while learning. Yet she is apprehensive that close relationships within the school will be lost. Mrs. Goddard plans to teach at Breck for many more years, by Helen Quick and Janine Simmons Todd Macdonald Monette Magrsth Trevor Olson D. Luke Printy Bataia-Ra Anne-Louise Mcfarlane Messer Rachel Merkins Joshua Meyers Emily Olson Stephen Olson Angela Roder Jesae Sandstad Mark Sauntry Erik Storemer Laura Talle Sarah Thompson Trevor Tjelmeland Ellie Ulrich Joshua Vessey Renne Vonweiss [HSllif?tlirst(irstlirstlifsttirst )irst(irst(irstlirstfir5tlirst(ir$tlirsltirst l.rsttirst tirsttirsttirst lirstlirstlirst tirstlirst tirsttirstli I Like Breck Because . . . “You learn smart things.” Christine Lund “I learn alot and it’s funner than my other school.” Nathen lee “It gives you a good opportunity to learn. Malaika Mckee The football is great. Steven Dickson Some nice and good teachers. Jessica Benton They have alot of fun and good field trips. Chad Badiyan The math program is good. Joe Beard “There are 20 minute recesses. Michael Korsh The computers. Ricky Berndt ss Angela Angelique Peter Hagen Barnhart Gagnon Mark Beck Daniel Boe Jeffrey Chard Jonathan Chesebrough Hayley Harmon Andrew Helmich I Christopher Sharon Isaacs Huizinga Stephen Jensen Mia Johnson Kate Jones Adrian Kanten :ONDsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsecondsec Mrs Kennon o second grode reocher, has been wirh us for 10 years This was her tasr year of reoching because she plans ro move on ro an rveresmg new career m odmrwsrronon When chrfdren are young and fresh, n her opinion, they need good supervision ro mold rheir minds so rhar rhey ore ready for rhe important school years aheod She has said her proudesr momenrs were seeing her past srudenrs groduore She wJ be sod ro leave her kingdom n room 101”. bur we wish her rhe besr of luck in her new career by Helen Quick 56 Imme Kerstcn Sameer Khan Bennett Killmer April Knoll Theresa I-arson Nathan Lee Kari Lewin Christopher Li Wendy Longacre Aaron Mackey Soren Mahowald Krskinc McDaniel Jennifer Mosher Kai Richter Sarah Rohweldder Jessica Schultz Michelle Simonson Arrisen Towner Jonathan Vcssey Heather Zehring econdsecondsecondseconds4conaseconasecona$econdsecondsecondsecondsecondsecond� econdsecoi Three rimes o week, lower school yudenrs gathered for chapel Usually, ir consisred of o soog, o proyer, and rhen o srory from rhe Btoie os rod by Rev. Andy McCarthy The unusual pan was, rhor nsreod of having rhe yudenrs juy sir there and listen. Rev McCarthy wood ask for people our of rhe srudenr body ro act our rhe parrs as he described them. The lower schoolers were enrhustasrc and eoger ro join in rhe fun. so eager in focr, rhor Rev McCarthy hod ro ask rhor those who hod parnopored before nor rase rher hoods. This woy. he expioneo, everyone got o chance He even resorted ro erecting new pans n order ro involve more srudenrs. Lower schoolers found themselves os blades of gross, trees, and occoionally, lambs During rhe course of rhe year, the srudenrs acred in rhe stones of Jocob and Esau. Abrohom and tsooc, rhe Creation, Chnymas, and counrtess others Rev McCorrhy felt rhor. nor only wfl the lower schoolers remember rhe yories. bur wit look bock on them os enjoyable experiences by Helen CXxk 57 mam Melissa Larson Sarah Lawson Hana-Olav Lie Carl Luepkcr Imad Ahmed Shireen Badiyan Phillip Beedon Jeffry Direr Robert Duggan Shannon Eastman Nisaa Erickson Sarah Faville Denise Felder C Bradford Gaillard Malik Gaskins Lila Glasoc S Knute Gregg Laura Hansen Laura Hiilstrom Meghan Jones Perrin Jungbluth Sandra Kim Melissa Lange Actions speak louder than words. Even third graders can give the cold shoulder!! RDthlrdth BLUE GOLD The “Blue and Gold” is the lower school potpourri of creations.'' It originated in 1976 and has since been an opportunity for lower schoolers to have a chance to display their creativity. Colorful issues are made and distributed twice a year. Inside ore found a combination of poems, stories, pictures, mazes, and almost anything else an inspired lower schooler can come up with. All works are submitted to Ms. Autrey and Mrs. Goddard who then prepore the booklet. The purpose of the Blue and Gold is to introduce young people to the creative arts. Not only do the students enjoy seeing their work in print, but the faculty agree that the students really strive to Improve their work so it wfll be Included In the booklet. 58 Scott Brent Mosher MacDonald Elizabeth Jessica Mayer Nelson Nicole Nicklow Ka'osa Okoro Anne Parker Amy Pruitt David Risk Elizabeth Satterfield Mary Sorenson Devery Spars Andrew Talle David Taylor Ihlrdthlrdthirdthlrd thlrdthlrdthlrdthlrd thlrdthlrdthirdthlrdthlrdthlrdthlrdthlrdthlrdthlrdthirdthlrdthlrdthlrdthlrc Rain Rain goes pitter. pitter Pitter. patter on the windowsill. It also goes plop. plop. plop. On your head. By Meghan McGrann by Sarah Favill Greger Anderson Thomas Anderson Dawn Arnold Chad Badiyan Jami Rae Hly Rebecca Caperton Keith Curtin Jonathan Bates Joe Beaird Jessica Benton Fred Berndt Shelley Biernat Steven Dickson Sarah Dorman Brigham Field Dean Gabbert Philippe Gagnon Elizabeth Gainsly David Greenwood Jonathan Hakim Ross Harmon ri! n m • i i n c-i i. i n f-1 • i ■ i n c-i i • i r n METRIC DRV Merric doy. a eared by Mrs Hasselmann. Drendo Anderson, and Mr Kordosky, was used ro reach fry rhrough fourth graders how ro measure in merncs. Ir consisred of a merric morning which raughr rhe children merric unitsvolume. length, and mass Afrer rhar, a lunch was served The tods ore mourhfub of centimeter y ks, (fish sticks). cubtc pororo sotod.” ond gram bors” (grahm crackers) In rhe afternoon, rhe second onnuol Merric Olympics were held There were many ingenous events such as rhe fifty merer dash, rhe vertical jump, the low hurdes. rhe 175 merer run. ond rhe tennis bofl throw Aiso included were three unusuol relays rhe warer pass relay, where o 25 brer ronk was filed by each chdd running a frer of water 50 meters ro rhe rond in rwo minutes, rhe cage boll relay m which rhe chidren tried ro ro a boB over his. under bodges, ond through a toad of obsrode course; rhe rescue relay where students tied smofl foorbai dummies ro rher bocks ond ran 50 meters pretending ro be saving people from a burning buidng Over a . rhe cNdren. as wefl as rhe reochers. hod o lor of fun as they learned rhe merre sysrem 60 Todd Hitchcock Elizabeth Jensen Anthony Kaplan Robert Katter Anika Kersten Michael Korsh Matthew Krasowski Kristi Kreischer Helena Kriel Caroline Leonard Christine Lund Meghan McGrann Malaika McKee Kent Mortimer Susan Nordlie Charles Printy Alison Rice Alexandra Saboe Karl Steyaert Deborah Swan Patrick Troup Annalisa Winje Nizu Yellow thunder hfoutihfourthfourftT Two ceremonies ore performed rhroughour rhe yeor or Dreck. Every morning ond ofrernoon, Lower School srudenrs raise ond lower rhe Americon flog rhor flies in froar of rhe school. This responsibiliry is assigned ro o differenr homeroom each monrh, giving every child o chonce. From rhe homeroom rwo enrhusiosnc youngsrers ore chosen eoch day ro corry our rhis honorable rosk. This chore reoches respecr for rhe flog. Once o monrh rwo children ore choosen ro corry borh rhe Americon and rhe school flog inro Chopel Raising, lowering, ond carrying flogs, however difficulr, is o greor honor for o Lower Schooler by Jonine Simmons ond Helen Quids 61 t-1 64 MIDDLE sc nee t Katharine Anderson Betsy Anding Nathan Babcock Nicholas Berreau Anne Bress Benjamin Brewer Newell Colber Allison Crockett Matthew Dale Kiretin Erickson Libby Fike Julia Flotten Drew Gaillard Robert Goff Heidi Helmich Alycya Hjelm Susan Jacobsen Samuel Kim Andrea Lesh Christopher Seville Lisa LeWin FTH fltthflfthflfthfitthflfthflfthflfthfifthfifthfifthfifthfifthflfthhfifthfiflhfifthfifthllfthfifthflfthfiflhfifthfifthfitthflfthfitthflfl Ob I Like Breck . . . Middle School Student had « ptmtuc outlook on Brcck for u number of reason fht ctosenct and fnendfinc of Breck la well reflected in a qwir from Mr krn«cher. I uk 8 cck bccau e all n(the students who are here art -tiling to conserve and share putt of Ihdf h� c with me Bill Kattcr liked Breck because, the people are ull-arounU nice ' and John Taborp agreed when he said that it h ca to male friends Some other iiodcnt liked Breck for academic fCCKin Peopic md n much more dhobwil Own public schools. but It I «U)I considered tntall rigid. for Steve Swollen said. There n j«ai Ma«i SimnuWK Wtm Smilei and homework • a rare combination lan Lucpkcr Jay MadfCtt Catherine Robert Melrose John Pratt Andrea Specht Andrew Lyman Selene McKenzie Amanda Moldow Carter Reece Alexia Steiner MacFarlane Kelly McManus Michael Cathryn Riley Johnathan Sveen Monahan Heather Schmitz Todd Threet Mankwe Ndosi Ann Sorenson Kimberly Debra Neal Woodland nTinnflfthflTtnTlnnilTthfltthfinnfinntinniinhTinntinnflftnflfthfitthflttnfltthfin by Anne McComb The Maverick The Maverick is the Middle School’s answer to the Upper School's Buglccxcept that it is run a little differently. It is an actual class and any 7th or 8th grade students who wish to contribute to ihc newspaper arc in the class. This year’s Co-Editors. Wise Bruhl and Beth Walden, organized and ran the production of the paper with the help of their Faculty Advisor. Mr. Peter Hodnc. Since the articles in the paper were written by the students they were about the things that interest the students, such as record reviews and stories about Middle School sports teams along with current events articles like the Presidential election. — Katherine Alexandra Tiffany Field Beaird Corten Fete Gainsley Anne Bjelland Lieven Carolyn Robert Blake DeGeyndt Glascoe Stephanie Mollie Jonathan Burnet Dougherty Goldman Jonathan Ted Edin Nancy Grubb Campion David Ehlen Ye we just solved Schrodinger’s equation. XTHsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsIxthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixlhsjxthsixthsixthsixthsi? M.I.P. SPORTS 68 Anncmarie Hill William Lewis Charles Katherine Johnson Lund Kersten Tycho Nicole Korsh Jay Larson Christopher McGrann John Olson Ashanti Payne Melissa Prest Debbie Pogue Belinda Quick Lisa Roloflf Christopher Rydell ixthslxthsixthslxthsixthslxthsixth slxthsixthsixth sixthslxthslxthsixthslxthsixth sixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixtl The seventh and eighth grade soccer team. Back row: Kari Himmelstrup, Sarah Flotten, Ed Witcopp. Mike Johnson. Bill Hatter, Steve Swallen. Jeff Rimarcik. Greg Yoch. Steve Templeman, and Coach Kim Jackson. Front row: Jason Buxell. Sven Phil. Mike Kellen, Jeremy Le-vett. Karen Capterton, Sarah Neumier. Britta Bowman. Naomi Munzner. and Tim Woodland. In 1977, middle school felt that the vigorous young bodies of the 4th, 5th and 6th graders needed an outlet for their pent up energy, so they created an intermural sports program. It was a success and now the athletes stretch their fresh, flexible muscles by participating in soccer, flag football, tennis, basketball. - rollerskating. power skating, gymnastics and dance, cross country ski ing, volleyball, track and softball. They really enjoy healthy competition and this program will be continued in future years. by Redekah Greenwald 69 Lee Sander I iura Camille Sime Mark Stec Mike Schloff Shackelford Michael Stafford Whitney I ansing Shepard Stoddard Elizabeth Struyk Robert Venters Jennifer Walden Katherine Walker Michelle Williams Kaj Winje XTH slxthsixthsixthslxthsixthsixthsixthslxthsixthslxthsixthsixthslxthsixthslxthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthsixthj littering in the Middle School hallways. The penalty is a fine of a quarter to be put in the studenr leadership collection jar. and for the offender s name to be put on ;t poster hung in the .Middle School hall. TRASH IT' Tl rop rt rnoR L AsDfcuJ TAYLOR By Helen Quick 5 NIC K JOHUSON 0 h'EESHA dASKTNS 7 i ■ 0 Mr. Kre_is km II — So who do you think jhot J R ?“ Michael Adams Andy Anderson Douglas Ading Neil Bartz Sara Beedon Lisa Berndt Jeffrey Bisson Markell Blake Jason Buxell April Cecci Michelle Champlin Amy Copperman Andrea Crockett Andrew Kfron Martha Flotten Robert Girouard David Greenwald Rachel Haskin Heather Hitchcock Susan Holden EVENTHseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseventh seventhsev Alison Houck Stephen Hyduke Evan Jones Daniel Kaplan l awrcnce Lane Melissa Lynne Moore Alexander Sarah l.esh Lurtsema Robert Morse Kreidcr Scott Kreischer Sarah Libertus Steward Macl ennan Chris McNamara Tamara Munzner Robbie Nelson Jeffrey Pederson VENTHseventhseventhseventhseventhseventhseven Speech Debate Speech and debate classes were organized after Thanksgiving , and about ten kids were involved. Debate was the more active of the two, since there were tournaments every Thursday and Saturday evening. In the tournaments, teams of two people debated against the teams from other schools on the topic of Consumer Product Safety. For those who had neter debated before, there was a novice division. Debate and speech are great ways of developing speaking skills and learning about world happenings. 72 by Janyne Simmons Kirstin Pfau Ted Saxon Kari Simonson Fiona Quick Karen Schipkc I ura Sisola Simone Risk Matthew Jennifer Jane Rollwagnn Schmnlz Solotaroff Christopher Katherine Lawrence Rybisky Shane Steiner Michelle Lara Siderakos Sutherland Beth Wisely Sean Williams disgusting. Kathryn Swan Kristina Tanasichuk Bryan Tyner Timothy Watkins Laurance Weisberg Martha Jones Yes I did my homework!!!!!!!! ithseventhseventhseventhseventh eventhseventh This year Student I.eadership was the alternative to the student council because the middle school faculty felt that the student council was more of a popularity contest then a contest of judgement and leadership. Now instead of student council, student leadership is an elective, taught by Mr. C'hmelik, that any student can take. The class is open to every student, who is responsible, a good example to others, likable, well organized, thoughtful, a good listener, fair to all sides, honest, open to criticism and generally sensible. They have organized a Middle School game day, hay rides for all the grades, and a number of dress up days. by Helen Quick 73 Michelle Elise Bruhl Karen Caperton Mary Kay Dale Marit Dvorak Hannah Elsing Sarah Flotten Bassett Kim Burnet Georgia Cooper Sarah Stuart Dwight Sarah Elsing Keesha Gaskins Britta Bowman Dougherty Millie Griffin Karen Hanaon Kari Nick Johnson Bill Katter Shawn Kiene Derek Paul Grubb Kelly Harper Himmelatrup Alison Kaplan Michael Kellen Kerry Lee I ehmberK Mike Johnson Jeremy Levitt GHTHelghtheightheightheightheighthelghtheightheightheightheightheightheightheighthelghtheighthelghth level, 2 new grade. These are the lace. They are all big steps. Does the thought o( being in Upper School excite or frighten them? Upper Schoolers can tell you their feelings when they graduated from eighth grade, but no two eighth graders have the same feelings. This is a big change- moving from eighth to ninth grade, from Middle to Upper School, from the Breck campus to Golden Valley. A majority of the people asked being lost in the new school, of being and being late. The general response was mixed it was fear, confusion and exitement. This new year should be one of dis and one of change. by: Beth Walden Alisa Lurtsema Kimberly Madge 11 Stefannie Miller Naomi Munzner SHTHeightheightheighthe Sarah Neumeier Paul Pihl Richard Pihl Sven Erik Pihl Kate Poley Charlie Rasmussen Chris Reincrtson Jeff Rimarcik Bill Schulenberg Robert Specker •■td th� n n painted him purple ' ighthsightheightheightheightheightheightheightheightheightheighthelghtheighthe 76 Afler ©ighl years of green vegie forms, beasties, and quiz-lets, Mrs. Munzner feels free to tell us about her classroom activities. The six graders make family trees telling about their peres and meres, seventh graders videotape their French dialogues, and all go out for a French meal once a year. Each class also has crepe parties. These are fun, but can turn out differently than expected such as the time the electric crepe maker burst into flames almost singeing Mme's hand. In the future, Mrs. Munzer would like to plan a trip for middle school students to Quebec to show them that they can use their language experience not so far away from home. by lanine Simmons Damon Struyk Steve Swollen Cheryl Two Ed Wittkopp John Tabornw Bean Tim Woodland Andy Taylor David Van der Greg Yoch Steven Temple Heide Angie Zavoral man Homer Venters Sarah Lia Theologides Beth Walden Zimmerman Joni Weston fhelghtheightheightheightheightiv ig heighthe? This year middle school, taking action against the monotony of life, organized days where the students would have a chance to let out their inner hostilities by dressing up in different kinds of costumes. There was a P.J. day, a cowboy day, a button day, a 50's day, a 60's day, a hat and sunglasses day and a punk day. Like WOW man, wild and crazy deal! 77 by Rebekah Greenwald f 1981 was a terrific year for Middle School. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. Kreischer. and the returning faculty, the year went by fairly quickly. New faculty arrived and somehow survived the year. Linda Eugster took over seventh grade English and seventh and eighth grade Speech and Debate Peter Hodne came as fifth and sixth grade History teacher and as Maverick advisor Katie Lewis taught a section of eighth grade Math, and Bonnie Regalman took over fifth and sixth grade Math. Anna Beyer came as Breck's new art teacher, and Robert Evans arrived to lead Breck's band. Middle Schoolers had a great deal of special events. Hayrides. roller skating. Camp Saint Croix, parties. and dances were wen attended and certainly enjoyed. At the end of the year, the eighth graders spent two weeks at Camp Warren, with various forms of Nature education. A new health program was introduced for fifth and seventh graders, taught by Debbie Rye-Kordosky. as well as a new elective called Student Leadership, which replaced Student Council. Breck continued its successful Minnesota Orchestra program, culminating in the Breck Christmas program at Orchestra Hall. Even though Middle School Is relatively new at Breck. it has flourished, by Elise Bruhl 79 80 UPPER scucc 81 Nancy David Shannon Donovan Ellen Efron Elizabeth Elert Sarah Ehlen Kathryn Flanagan Adam Chase RuthAnn Cohen John Collins Andrew Comfort Dana Curry Lauri Adams Ann Barrett Rachel Cardozo Carrie Andrews Michael Broemer Mark Chan Top row. L to R: Karen Zimmerman. Judy Hasselman. Jane Brunner. Rebecca Ansarl. Mike Donhowe. Dan Kennedy. Judy Hawkinson. Llx Meeker. Janine Simmons. Mrs. Vlckman and Janet Greenlees. Middle row: Michael Hesse. Mrs. Miller. Phineas Haglin. Colin Driscoll. Dee Harlson. Amanda Maud, and Ty Fayflcld. Bottom row: Zhang Jin Lei. Beth Hyduke. Terry Theologides. Nancy David. Manuele Malndron and Mark Howard. International Club The advisor of this club was Mrs. Miller, the upper school french teacher. She started it in 1979. and this year it was one of the more popular clubs at Breck. All profit the club made went toward sponsoring foreign students enabling them to attend Breck. Last year's efforts were well rewarded as we had two exchange students with us. Manuele Malndron. from Poitier. France: and Zhang Jin Lei from Shanghai. People's Republic of China. Mrs. Miller and Judy Hasselman (president) organized an international dinner where students brought and ate different ethnic dishes, and a German Oktoberfest earlier this year. Both were quite successful. The club was also quite busy: they held another A.F.S. carnival on Feb. 27. sold advent calanders. and celebrated Mardl Gras. They also staged an international fashion show for the school. Margaret Foster Lisa Gabbert Rachel Goldman Kenneth Friberg Bryan Gasche Nina Gougoutns James Houck Elizabeth Hyduke Sean Jones Mandi Krause Janet Greenlees Margaret Sean Harrison Harstad Randy Heath Linnea Hempel Richard Hilmanowski, Jr. James Holmes Jonathan Horowitz Freshmen on the class trip to Isabella reshmenfreshmenfreshm©nfreshmenfreshm©nfreshmenfreshmenf eshm©nfr©shm©nfr©shmenfr©shmonfros ____________________________________________________________________________________________ High School Bowl Do you know who the 13th president of the United States was? The High School Bowl team did. and a lot more. This year Breck decided to resume the tradition of the High School Bowl team. Mr. Yonker. the advisor, coached the team, with the enthusiastic help of Mrs. Rutishauscr. A mock competition was held In chapel, against some of the faculty. (The Whiskered Wonders) It was a head to head battle all the way. and the students lost by only 20 points. The real competition started Dec. 6. The team members were Sarah Flke. David Pratt. Carl Blair, and Charles Horowitz, wilh Heidi Sewell and Marta Bowman as alternate players. Although there was a lot of hard cramming in the practice room, the team still had fun. by Rcbeka Grcenwald and Helen Quick Top row L to R: Marla Bowman. Heidi Sewell. Mrs. Rutishauser. Mr. Yonker, Show host Rod Person. Bottom row: Davlv Pratt. Carl Blair. Sarah Fike. Charles Horowitz. 83 Carl Keller Randall Larson Arthur Lee Scott Levitt Chris Lcwin Paton Lewis Jim Mandcll Lynne Ann Marek Paul Martinez Peter Minnihan Amanda Maud Elizabeth Meeker Tammy Mclzer Janey Moe Steven Onoff Mark Overby Kenneth Peters Helen Quick Let's hear it for Algebra!! RESHMENfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmen fres Debaters bottom left to right: Tony Rimardk. John Robison. Mackenzie Brown. Arie Struyk and Jim Cimen Jud Champlin. Matt Goldman Computer Club Karin Riley Mark Rohricht Gerry Ronning Jean Ann Sargent Kathy Schipke Jonathan Seed Janine Simmons Ian Stcyaert David Swirnoff Stanley Tarr Jennifer Taylor Terry Thcologides Kenneth Walters • Wayne Wilderson Dina Wolkoff Philip Woodland John Yonker Zhang Jin Lei Willie Zorn n freshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfrg Top row. L to R: Anne McComb. Mary McComb. Sarah Flke. Sean Harrison. Amy Hakim. Judy Hawkinson. Dee Harrison. Dave Quie. Elizabeth Meeker. Bottom row. L to R: David Harper. Colin Driscoll. 1980-81 Student Council David MacUughlln. Phlneas Haglin. Terry Theologidcs. and Janine Simmons. Ita year’s student council focused on how to make lunches more popular with the students. We met with Brenda Anderson. Breck's dietician, and Ww litbetord to Ascuss the lunch prot am The members learned a peat deal and (ained a better understand of the fundamentals of the prop am Another food related issue was the instalation of two vend machines They offered raisins, pea-nuls. panofa bars, yofurt bars, and fruit jukes. They were placed in the student lounje under conAtioro which were violated within a month; the machines were removed. by Anne McComb The members of the 1980 81 Upper School student counci were David Mxlauthkn-counci president. Coin Dmcoi counci vice-president. Dec Har-rison council secretary. Phineas Hajhn-counci treasurer. David Harper-senior class president. Mary McComb-senior class vkc-president. Mark Hanson-junior class president. Anne McComb-junior class vke-president. Amy Hakkn-sophomore class president. Sarah fike-sophomore class vice-president. Terry Theolotides-lreshman class president, and Sean Harrison-fieshman class vke-presidenl. 05 Roseanne Abramowitz Carol Atchison Jerry Beech Shawn Be person Leslie Bisson Marta Bowman Amy Brandi Jane Brunner David Christenson Bill Cole Paul Davenport Josh Colton Kelly Driscoll Christopher Michael Dvorak Curry Dennis Eaton Maggie Edblom Mark Elert Edward Ewing Michelle Fant Ty Fayfield )PHOMORESsophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomore sophom 86 Mr. .Miller is one of our favorite teachers. He not only taught biology with nit and style, he was the loyal spirit of the volleyball team. His zeal in teaching flowed down to each student. Who could forget his broom trick, passing the bouncing electron, decorating the biology Christmas tree, learning mitosis and meiosis with pop- it beads, and. of course. Samurai Enzyme. To students in advanced, general, and basic biology, class with Mr. Miller was like the -4th of July in November, or 3:00pm at 11:00 in the morning. Mr. Miller, we love you. fetal pigs and all. by ALL THE BIOLOGY STUDENTS Oh no! They come in pairs! “Just call me Luke Sarah Fike Donald Fox Regan Fulton Ricky Gilkes Callie Glenton Fred Goldberg Rebekah Grcenwald Donald Guilfoyle Stephen Gumnit Gary Hacking Chris H ages tad Amy Hakim Melissa Hansing Amy Hanson Charles Hauge Kim Hewitt Barbara Howard Bill Howard Mark Howard Chris Johnson ophomoresophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoresophomoressophomoressophomoressophomores Top row. L lo R: Rebecca Ansari. Mr. Anderson. David Praft, Amy Hakim. Maggie Edblom. Marta Bowman. Botlom row, I. to R: Judy ilasselman. Judy Hawkinson. Rebekah Grcenwald. Liz Mollcr, and Keith Bartz. The Bugle The Bugle is Breck’s I pper School newspaper. It was produced this year b its advisor Van Anderson, and a staff of students headed by F.ditor David Pratt. The staff tried to include as many aspects of Breck as possible. In any copy of the Bugle ou might find the latest sports news, an interview with a faculty member, or a review of a local restaurant. There wore polls and questionnaires ranging from the amount of homework assigned daily lo the favorite bathroom stall of students and faculty. All the work was done by the students-they reported, interviewed, and photographed; they designed and assembled the pages; and even contributed some of their own art works. 87 Brian Nordlie Shelly Omdahl Steve Poley Tony Rimarcik Robert Romero and what do you think of Beethoven' third? Krista Olson Brad Pfaff Jeff Rainey Sarah Robinson Susan Schloff Daniel Kennedy Sammy Khalafalla Julia l tnglotz Michael Leville Doug MacLaughlin Jessica Maurer Alex McCullough Debbie Metzger Allen Murphy Mac Nelson PHOMORESSOPHOMORESsophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomores sophomoressophc The Science Club Science Club met every Thursday during lunch in the bio lab. The club had a floating membership, meaning there wa� no et number of member , though there were the regular . At the meeting , member discussed important science happenings of the past week. The club's major event occured on weekends, such a the star-watching party. During an interview. Mr. Miller, the advisor, talked about the group's plan for the year. He said they hoped to do such thing as= visit the famous Chicago Science Museum, take a tour of an NSP power plant, and take a group to Hawk Ridge to watch the hawk . But now that the year h over, it is time that the truth be known. Mr. Miller has revealed that the Science Club was really a secret society that worked all year to develop a formula to blow up the world. He will not reveal whether the group was successful, but merely advises everyone to wait and see. 88 Top row L lo R: Bill Wisely. Mark Howard. Gary Hacking. Scott Dougan. Mark Specker. Matt Goldman. Arie Struyk. John Robinson. Bottom row; Ian Steyaert. Steve Gumnil. Chuck Hauge. Ellen Efron. Janine Simmons. Amanda Maud. Brian Nordlie. Mr. Miller. by Rebecca Ansari Scott Sherman Mark Specker Arie Stniyk Becky Taylor Brian Thyr Jim Umen Becky Watkins David Williams Kate Winton Bill Wisely Chris Wurtele Steve Yoch Hugh Zangcr Karen Zimmerman Mike Zimmerman Carrie Sisola Karla Stormo John Swallcn Stephen Teska Jan Tyson ressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressoph( From I to Rj Terry Theologides. Matt Goldman. Peter Minnihan. Bryan Gasche. Jim Houck. The Games Club You turn right, entering a long, dark corridor. You light your oil-lamp, and stealthily creep along the wall. Suddenly you come upon a room. Do you dare venture inside, and risk a horrible death? Or do you go on. and pass up the chance of finding fame and fortune? You decide to go In. Armed with your trusty scimitar, you cautiously enter the room. The lamp's light shines upon Treasures! Treasures beyond your dreams! You rush toward them- Rut wait! You sense something behind you Great Dopplegangers! Three, no. five bloodthirsty ogres! You The Games Club braved these types of adventures about three limes a week. It brought the latest American fad to Breck. games of tactical-elimination like the popular, mythical Dungeons and Dragons, or Travelers, a space adventure game. Since the club included anyone who wished to play, players ranged from five to fifteen in number. GET BACK! lord, ye foul swine, ye shall pay for this! By the demon's longue, where is my sword?! Coward, you will not have felt rea pain until am through wi- AAAAAAIIIII ... accchhhgggll-luugggghhhhh ... 89 by Tracy Yue Rob Gla rud Peter Globa Danny Field Jack Gilbert Leah Dvorak Rachel Kian Scott Brandt Jud Champlin Amy Jo Cleary David Cooper Steve Daly Scott Doug an Ben Douglas Cathy Keith Bartz Anderson Wes Bcedon Sam Barrett Can’t you see I'm busy ..? nlortjuniorsjuniorsjuniorsjuniorsjur 90 From leh fo nghr Ms Ann Young Elen Efron. He Hohmom Soroh FAe. and Moggy Ronrtgen The Logos The Logos a tty ite'ory .nogozmo for me Upper ScJiool conronng o co ecnon of me vudenri- fryv at md wrrrg The fry tvsue wav pared n 1974 and hov smee become rowa ly popuor Work on the logov began an the Vy dey ot school and ddn’r vop unrt the lav poge wav seer mro the pnrrcr Tha yea s yoff wav leod by He J Hohmom oiEdtr and Mi Arm Young as Focufcy odveor Other memexyv of the vaff were Jemfer Gimrr Maggie Romngen. Theresa levtte. Sarcm FAe. and Elen Efron Armouncemerw were mode n md-Seprember ro Upper School srudecrv avWng them ro vubmr wcrhv rhey world the to hove prrred Then come rhe grudng process cf etmmaon Thtv nvofved many months of rcodng and rereodng prose and poerry. doygnng pages, and prooof reccing copy � wav o lor of work, but 4 ogre rhar rro end revu� wet wenh t by Anne McC errd Victor Globa Francis Graves Bret Hanlnnd Mutt Goldman III Paul Hajovy David Grubb Mark Hanson Dee Harrison Jennifer Haskin Yvonne Hciser Danny Heystek C.J. Hoiganrd Beth Kaplan John Katter, Charles Andy Kaake Laura L se Horowitz Kiely There is intelligent life from outer space! jsjunlorsjunjor untorsjunlorsjun The Dance Committee Srondng. LfoR Steve Dory. Oryon Ooob, Scon Sherman. Noncy Cross. Ova NevTfcr. Dee Horroon, and M4se Oorhowe. S� mg. L to IX Amo Uv , PoJo lofrro-n Bond, Yvom Heeer. Ieoh Dvcrc . y Oi Hdis The Donee Commerce, mode up of Upper 5chod students. was response for ct Upper ScrooidcreesneW a Orech. whveh average four or ftveo year Thememoers. hooded by Ieoh Dvorak as comnvree crorpetson. were n charge o� the SChediAng. rrwerg. odverrising, otrcrvsg chcperores. ond leteamg rhe erverroinmoof They oso hod to decorate (ond deon up) me gym m proparcron fa u donee, usutfy occordrq io its theme foch member of me commtieo cootr jred much of his her effons erd idea resuWfsQ m infer evog, weflorgerv ed oariccs ooch unque from the previous one U e the themes, o variety of bonds ond muve were ccrefirfy chosen some foddshncTtvesrYlesof music, otherscomtsmed dffoeoor vyies The dances were more successful mon those n rhe pcsi. ccrrespcndngfy, there was an roeose n oneodaxe we thor the commerce on a job wet a -e by Trocy Yue Bill Kneale Stacey Kohler John Elizabeth Kromminga 1 jirsen Brandt Legler Theresa Leville Anne Linnell Ken Littleton Polly Lockmnn Tom Marble Scott McCandless Anne McComb Liz Moller Kim Murphy Susan Neal Chris Nuramer Megan O’Connell Michael Protzner David Quia Actually, we hate each other's guts . niorsjuniorsjuniorsjuniorsjunior uniors Faster than a excited elctron. unable to reach a beaker on the top shelf, it’s Super Fru Yes. it’s Ms. Fruen, the Upper School chemistry teacher and yearbook advisor. Whether in the classroom or after school, her dedication and enthusiasm sheds light on bewildered and confused students Her Halloween lectures are courtesy of our local resident witch. One will always remember the unexplained phenomena when she changed a martini to a glass of milk to a dose of Pepto- Bismol. And to think, a mole doesn't even crawl in the ground. Her patience during last minute deadlines is outstanding. For all your support. Ms. Fruen. we thank you. by Jason Patalonis and Rebekah Greenwald Madame Curie, oh why hast thou forsaken me? 92 Nancy Wilson Adam Wolkoff Rick Yonker Tracy Yue Patrick Zweber Tracey Reinertaon John Robinson Kristofer Schoen Mike Schulenberg Kristine Simonson Nik Sten Alix Umen Joen Van Oppen Kevin Williams Madeline Williams You've been watching me for two hours now. Mr. Weiszel. Don't worry, I won’t spring anything on you. ONCE A SQUID . ALWAYS A SQUID It is true, seniors arc a privileged class Who else do you know that can dean lunch rooms with such aesthetic beauty? Or so humbly refer to their lower classmates as squids ? Or drink coffee and hot chocolate with such an air of dignity? Who else but a Breck senior. Seniors are, pardon my unbiased opinion, superior in every way. shape, and form The wonderful part about It is that seniors know they're superior About two months after seniors have embarked on their ego trips, they are engulfed with college They come home from school and find they have to dig through the college applications to get to their desks The problem comes when they have to pick one. But once the senior has mastered the “enle-meme-mlnle-mo process, things become easier Soon, they are whipping out college application forms and writing things about themselves that even they can't believe. One day. a senior travels Into Mrs Mesken's office and pours himself a drink (of hot chocolate) While he blows bubbles into his styro-foam cup he dreams about being a freshmen at Harvard Suddenly he gets a pained expression on his face and swallows all his hot chocolate. Just imagine, m a matter of months, he wtU transform from senior to freshmen “squid , by Spencer Reece Bye - bye Breck ... 93 This year was our last on this campus so upper schoolers took the opportunity to use it fully. The students took on a more introspective attitude, reflecting on their lives at Breck. The atmosphere changed a little bit from last year, it felt warmer and there was a unity between all the students. These good feelings were mostly due to the seniors, who seemed to have the right direction in life. The class trips were especially good for all 4 grades. Each trip gave the students a chance to open up, relax and sort out their feelings about life and Breck. All in all this was a good year for upper schoolers and we hope that next year at the new campus will be just as productive. How's this for Punk? What can I say? It's me! 94 Afr. Personality Comtemplating. Life in the fast lane American style. 95 % 97 Varsity Band Varsity Band Front Row: M. Champlain, L. Bcrndt, A. Crockett, H. Hitchcock, Second Row: J. Weston, J. Levitt, L. Sisola, M. Siderakos, B. Wisely, C. Rybski, H. Venters, T. Woodland. T. Munzner, H. Elsing Third Row: L. Steiner, L. Morre, A. Taylor, R. Girouard, M. Schmatz, R. Nelson, S. Libertus, K. Simonson. Fourth Row: M. Lurtzema, P. Pihl, B. Tyner, D. Struyk, Mr. Evans Missing: S. Elsing. T. Pfau, F. Quick. K. Swan, M. Dale. K. Caperton, T. Watkins. N. Bartz. S. Lesh The Breck Varsity Band was a very spirited and exciting group this year. Through sectional and full rehearsals, they refined their playing skills and developed into a fine performing group. Some of their concert highlights were performances at Grandparents Day, The Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. The Breck Jr. Varsity Band made a great deal of improvement throughout the year. Many of the students had never played an instrument before last fall. Through a lot of hard work, they learned many basic music fundamentals and performed for audiences at Grandparents Day, the Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. Junior Varsity Band Front Row: L. Filte. A. Sorenson. K. Woodland. A. Crockett. J. Olson. C. McKenzie. M. Williams. Second Row: B. Anding. L. Struyk. K. Walker. M. Stafford. J. Madgett. A. Lesh. B. Quick. K. McManus. C. Rydcll. J. Goldman. Third Row: T. Kersten. M. Stcc. T Edin, K. Bcaird. D. Gaillard. B. Lewis. M. Dalc.C. Lcvillc. R. Melrose. C. Recce. Mr. Evans. Fourth Row: D. Neal. D. Ehlcn. J. Campion. L. DeGeyndt. A. Payne. B Venters. N. Berreau. Missing: N. Babcock. 98 Concert Band Concert Band Front Row: K. Hewitt, J. Scargcnt, K. Stormo, B. Hydukc. M. Hcarstad. T. Mclzcr, L. Adams, H. Quick, J. Tyson, K. Glanton Second Row: R. Gilkes, A. Struyk. D. Chris-tiansson, A. Comfort, J. Collins. T. Marble, Third Row: W. Wildcrson, R. Goldman, P. Graves, B. Gaschc, W. Bcedon. C. Simonson. S. Bergerson. B. Thyr Conductor Mr. R. Evans Missing: C. Nimmer, K. Bartz, P. Globa Jazz Ensemble The Brcck Concert Band refined its musicianship and broadened its repertoire throughout the year. The Minnesota Orchestra was again in residency at Breck and students had the opportunity to learn from the pro’s. Seven orchestra members worked with band members in sectional rehearsals on a bimonthly basis. Some of the concert highlights were performances at the British Tea, Chirstmas Concert at Orchestra Hall, and the Spring Concert. Many of the band members also played in the Pit Band for the spring musical. “Once Upon a Mattress”. As the Pep Band, they played at several athletic events as well and premiered the new “Brcck Fight Song”. Jazz Ensemble Front Row: J. Collins, A. Comfort, D. Christianson, Second Row: R. Gilkes, S. Bergerson, K. Simonson. B. Thyr, Third Row: T. Marble, W. Bcedon. Mr. Evans, K. Bartz, C. Nimmer Missing: P. Globa The Brcck Jazz Ensemble studied many different styles of jazz and rock music this year and were a very rewarding group. Through their performances at many basketball games, the Open House, and the Spring Concert, they exhibited a great deal of dedication and service to the Breck Community. 99 Breck Singers The Brcck Singers began their second year in full force. Under direction of Mr. Steen they began preparing for the Regional Vocal Contest, The Christmas Program at Orchestra Hall, and for other performances in school and off- campus. To enhance their program, they put together a medley of songs from the Fiddler on the Roof’. The medley was staged and the Singers dressed in Traditional (almost) Russian costumes. With the new fascilities awaiting us at Golden Valley, we hope that the Singers will increase in size next year. Many of the soloists starred in the State Vocal Contest. The singers are composed of 16 selected voices from the upper school. Front Row: C. Andrews, D. Harrison, C. DcGcyndt, A. Lineli. Second Row: N. Wilson. M. Klashnya, J. Hassclmann, Third Row:S. Daly, B. Douglas, K. Bartz, P. Tester, M. Donhowc. B. Wisely, D. Eaton. Missing: L. Powers. W. Kennedy, A. Cleary, L. Moller. One of our more enlightening chapels Choir Upper School Choir Front Row: K. Riley, M. Harsted, J. Grccnlcss, A. Barrett, L. Hcmpel, A. Maude, Second Row: K. Bartz, C. Haugc, S. Robinson. C. Andrews, H. Quick, J. Brunner, D. Eaton, Third Row: B. Cole, V. Globa. J. Seed, C. Shocn, P. Zweber. R. Fulton, M. Goldman Middle School Choir Front Row: K. Shane, S. Beedon, J. Second Row.S. Risk, A. Crockett, Third Row: M. Blake, J. Solotaroff, K. Schipkc, S. Holden, J. Levitt, A. Anderson, E, Jones, R. Pihl, T. Woodland. S. Pihl, L. Lane, P. Grubb, H. Elsing, S. Two Bears, S. Elsing. tot Vandergelder The Matchmaker, surely a classic, is probably Thorton Wilder's most successful work. It illuminates the resilience of the human spirit in classical comedy style and experiments with presentational asides and sudden disappearances, disguises, chases and mistaken identities • all in a realistic setting. Wilder himself said, It is an attempt to find a value above all price for the smallest events in our daily life. Waiters Mike Zimmerman. Jim Umen and Bnan Nordlie Judy Hawkinson as the cook Spencer Reece as Horace Vandergelder Scott Dougan as Cornelius Hackl ‘Now he's got me pushing people into houses' Dee Harrison as Ermengarde The Cast; back row Rebecca Ansarl. Sarah Flke. Jason Patalonls. Brian Nordlie. Sean Harrison. Jennifer Taylor. Pat Zweber. Maya Klashnya, Spencer Reece. Dee Harrison. Mike Zimmerman, Scott Sherman. Ellen Efron. Bill Wisely. Judy Hawkinson. Scott Dougan, Hz Meeker kneeling Jim Umen. Stuart Dwight. Andy Taylor. Tamara Munzner. Amy Copperman, Beth Hyduke. Martha Flotten front row Larry Lane. Paul Grubb. Michelle Slderakos. Millie Griffin, Martha Jones. Apnl Cecchi Director Barbara Bradley Jennifer Taylor as Minnie Fay 102 Bill Wisely as Ambrose Kemper Sarah Fike as Gertrude and Levi Mary McComb as Dolly Levi Maya Klashnya as Irene Molloy Jason Paialonis as Malachl Stack The Happy Couple The Crew: standing Director Stephen DiMenna. Sarah Rke. Anna Unnell. Jason Patalonis. Carl Blair. Carrie Andrews. Lynn Marek. Matt Goldman. Middle Row: Liz Meeker. Larry Lane. Ellen Efron. Sarah Ltbertus. Liz Hyduke Rrst Row: Amy Copperman. M. Johnson. Sarah Rotten. Michelle Siderakos. Crew Directors Matt Goldman. Heidi Hohmann. Carl Blair. Stephen DiMenna and Anna Lined Horace Dolly Gallagher Levi — vencose valns reduced! Pat Zweber as the cabman 103 This year the musical was Once Upon A Mattress, it was held at the Golden Valley campus and it was a big success. This uproarious Broadway hit, the satirical version 7 , of an old fairy tale, is the “inside story” of what really hap- I. t3, pened to the famous princess who was so sensitive that she iVVttvtU - couldn’t sleep on twenty downy mattresses when one pea was placed underneath. WJU King Sextimus has been placed under a witch’s curse and one in tKCr 4 unt l the mouse devours the hawk”. The domineering Queen Agravain has decreed that no failed tk kingdom shall wed until Prince Dauntless is married to a true princess of royal blood. Twelve have are . .e Queen’s Royalty Test, to the dismay of all young lovers, especially Lady Larken and Sir Harry who 1 n !re need of a ceremony! A new contender wins the favor of Dauntless by athletically swimming the • 0 ’ The Queen is determined to eliminate “Fred” by the Pea Test. But when Winnifred doesn’t sleep a H -l Qucen is livid. To protect the Princess, Dauntless shouts his Mother down- the Mouse devoured the V'K. The kingdom is restored to order and everyone rejoices. 5 Heidi Hohmann Spencer Reece Scott Dougan Dee Harrison Jason Patalonis Dennis Eaton Elizabeth Meeker Maya Klashnya Wayne Wilderson Chris Neumeier Mike Donhowe Bill Wisely Regan Fulton Mark Specker John Yonker Nancy Cross Nancy David The Cast Nancy David Judy Hasselmann Peggy Foster Carrie Andrews Ellen Efron Rebecca Ansari Ruth Cohen Paul Grubb Theresa Leville Karin Riley Liz Moller Mike Zimmerman Jim Umen Dan Kennedy Terry Theologides Beth Wisely Larry Lane Naomi Munzner Amy Copperman Pit Band; Kim Hewitt, Julia Langlotz, Beth Hyduke, Callie Glanton, Laurie Adams, Arie Syruyk, Keith Bartz, Chris Nimmer, Kris Simonson, Sue Bolander, Tom Marble, Ricky Gilkes, Martha Schlaeppi The Crew Andy Efron, Larry Lane, Beth Wisely, Amy Copper-man, Carl Blair, Amy Hilmanowski, Tracy Yue, Anna Linnel, Kari Himmelstrup, Amanda Maude, Matt Golgman, Phineas Haglin, Mary McComb, Helen Quick, Janine Simmons, Becky Greenwald, Steve DiMenna 104 105 106 Sports 107 SOCCER MEMORIES: McCrohan is coach? For us?!? ... 7 straight ... 2 in the state ... 6 OT's ... Unlucky ... We can beat this lot ... Boots? ... Puh-leeez ... Scarlet Pimpernel ... Airy-fairy ... Tester the Enforcer ... Baby-face Swallen ... The Van Ope twist ... Paul, is there a game today?” ... Mike Hanson? Mark Donhowe? ... Hajovy-Gilkes combo ... The best ... Wayne ... No rammin’ ... keep it clean ... They have one or two useful players” ... The Big D” ... Get outlll ... Cricket. 108 Fall Sports FOOTBALL MEMORIES: Kordo ... Mean Man Matzl .. . Skip-the phantom .. . Coach Doe ... Half the BM boys ... Frails ... Baabt ... Double E Ewing ... Chan the Man ... Sachs’ arml ... E. Globa ... Benny Ricardo ... Where’s Hajovy? ... Gunboat II out for the season with injury ... You guys are champions, so act like it! ... Coach D. skips talks before S.P.A. ... Snicks ... Big dumb Marble ... We're going to vurn tonight! ... Blue Crush ... Double fire . .. Squid ... Chan's backl ... Alright everybody, on the goal linel 110 Anne’s 18 serves ... Number one fans Mr. Cleary and Mr. Taaffe ... Concordia’s forfeit ... Star Trek ... The Bolander chest tape award ... Second game syndrome ... Jake's theme song ... The Blake Tournament ... Clarence ... Tall Squid ... Culottes and Kickereenos ... Fifi La Bouche ... KILL1 ... Burn. Rape, and Pillage! ... Heidi's aerobic dancing ... Breaking the clock ... Riley ... Umen ... Manager making eyes at the refs ... Kool-Aid ... I like pipes’’ ... Kris Kringle and Katrina's Mrs. Santa Claus Suit . .. Bismarkian Spikes ... Food on the bus ... YOU BETI m CHEERLEADING MEMORIES: Laura, the nuggy ... Ready-Switchl ... Nancy’s gonna get hit ... Stacey. I don't want to break your back ... Too cold to clap ... Mr. Bill ... BYOP cheer ... Staggerl ... Westbrook (windowshopping) ... Colleen! COLLEEN! ... Baha (B.C., Butts) ... Irene forgot her- ... Amy and her curling iron ... I don’t have my splits down. ... Cheerleader don’tsitl” ... I know I am going to falll ... sissy shoes ... nasty, nasty ... Jenifer manages ... Oh no. it’s a puppy!” ... Cindy and the flag ... It's basic ... not typical ... LOLA ... Is T.K. here? ... Erikson’s bag boys ... Hamburgers for breakfast ... BEST PEP FEST EVERIII 112 1 TENNIS MEMORIES: Chinese fire drills ... Lady bug pee ... Tears at Orono ... Burnet's House ... Lug nuts ... Miller ... Stretch ... Cross court. Yeahl ... Blue Earth-Puppy Chow ... Jean’s Driving ... Shattuck ... 3-legged animals ... Barb's apples ... Kate’s pants and tennis balls out window ... Cow. pig. horse country ... Xan — ... Hoisting umbrella at Vis ... Brian steps on gas ... Evaluating Renea ... Buck Hill ... Bee hitting ... Kim beats Mimit 113 SOCCER C TEAM Bottom Row. Ty Fayfield. John Yonker. Hugh Zacger. Josh Kolton. Top Row. Coach Pugh. Andy Comfort. Mark Specker. Randy Heath. Ian Scyart. Mark Howard. Muring Michcal Hesse. Terry Theologides, Chuck Hauge. Dan Kennedy. Bryan Gasche. JUNIOR VARSITY: Bottom Row: K. C. Peters. Chris Lcwin. Steve Yoch. Shawn Bergerson. Jeff Rainey. Mike Dvorak. Top Row.-Coach Anderson. Carl Blair. Khris Schoen. John Ka-ter. Jack Gilbert. Scott Sherman. Carl Keller. Missing: Wayne Wilderson. Steve Orloff. Steve Gumnit. John Collins. Phil Woodland. Bill Cole. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY: Bottom Row. Maggie Ronningen. Amy Jo Cleary. Anne McComb. Liz Moller. Sue Bo lander. Top Row. Coach Carmen. Coach Stollz. Madeline Williams. Sheley Ohmdahl. Lisa Gabbert. All Ilmen. JUNIOR VARSITY: Bottom Row, HcDen Quick. Amanda Maud. Chris Simonson. Karin Riley. Top Row. Coach Carmen. Becky Watkins. Nancy Wilson. Peggy Foster. Rachael Goldman. VARSITY SCORES.- Blake 3 2 Holy Angels 3 I Minnehaha Academy 2 I Hill-Murray 4 2 Si. Thomas 2 I Shaituck 2 I Brady 5 0 Cretin 0 0 SPA 2 5 Minnehaha Academy 0 2 Benilde | 3 Shattuck 0 0 Holy Angels 3 2 Blake 2 I (Breck scores listed first) VARSITY. Bottom Row.- Keith Bartz. Dave Quie. Steve Yoch. Joen Van Oppen. Bill Wernecke. Paul Hajovy. Dave Grubb. Jim Katter. Top Row, Chris Lewin. David MacLaughlln. Chris Neuemier. John Katter. Brett Haaland. John Swallen. Mark Hanson. Mike Donhowe. Peter Tester. Colin Driscoll. Coach McCrohan. Missing. Bill Knealc. Ricky Gilkcs. 114 CHEERLEADING FOOTBALL � FALL SQUAD: Bottom Row. Susan Neal. Kim Murphy. SecondRow. Amy Hanson. Laura Kicly. Cindy Dc Geyndt. Stacey Kohler. Third Row: Colleen Nemerov. Irene Sung. Missing. Coach Stollz. TENNIS VARSITY: Bottom Row Paul Martinez. Mike Broemer. Greg Ewing. Chri Fraley. Rich Hilmanowfki. Second Row. Jim Sachs. Bryan Baab. Rob Glasrud. Channing Harrifon. Ed Ewing. Phin Hagltn. Third Row. Steve Daly. Mike Schulenberg. 8cn Douglas. Tom Marble. Mark Chan. Gary Hacking. Fourth Row. Coach Doheny. Mark Overby. Kevin Williams. Kelly Driscoll. Stan Tarr. Pauncho Graves. Victor Globa. Allen Murphy. Top Row. Peter Globa. John Krominga. Sam Khalafalla. Don Guilfoyle. Jan Seed. Gerry Ronning. Coach Kor-dosky. Coach Matz. Missing. Scott Brandt. Ken Littleton. David Christenson. Coach Rasmussen. JUNIOR VARSITY: Bottom Row. Janlne Simmons. Jessica Maurer. Kathy Schipke. Michele Bassett. Laurie Adams. Top Row. Becky Taylor. Maggie Edblom. Sarah Dougherty. Mug Flarstad. Pam Horton. Tracy Yue. Coach Barden. C TEAM: Bottom Row. Karin Hanson. Carrie Andrews. Jan Tyson. Nancy David. Janet Greenlees. Top Row. Coach Goodspeed. Ellen Efron. Carrie Sisola. Dana Curry. Nina Gougates. Coach Gillman. Missing. Marta Baughman. VARSITY SCORES: Blake 0 4 Holy Angels 3 3 Minnehaha Academy 3 2 Waconia 3 3 SPA 0 7 St. Mary's 5 0 St. Micheals 5 0 Visitation 5 0 Holy Angels 0 5 Brady 4 3 Washburn 0 7 Visitation 4 3 VARSITY: Bottom Row. Sarah Ehlen. Kate Po-ley. Dina Wolkofl. Amy Hilman-owski. Top Row. Kim Burnet. Liz Elert. Tracy Relnertson. Barb Howard. Jean Sargent. Coach McCoy. Missing. Tracy Yue. Carla Stromo. ns (Brcck scores listed first) SKI MEMORIES: Wet sweats ... DEEEEEEEFENSEI ... BGLST .. BBFST ... Drugs in the food ... Orgy on the hill ... 4 on a chair ... NO jumping rule ... Boy watching ... Bryan’s braid ... Bus breakdown at Buck ... Speed ... 1981 Olympic Downhill ... Cookie ... Ingy ... Kill my wife” ... Heather’s advanced mind ... Rock ’n' Roll Highschool” ... Ski team hats ... Personal ad in TC Reader ... Brad’s hot pink lips ... The hole in Jean’s smile ... Hicks ... Eric’s Jokes ... Fetal position ... Pre-race rub-downs ... Aching feet ... Buffy and Sammy ... Things happen fast at 55 mph ... OFF the team ... I hate Blake ... Yoheneheeninorohonihan ... Big Moe ... The patch” ... 5 down at Welch ... Stacy Cram duplicate ... P.S. I love you ... Barb goes to STATEIII 116 CHEERLEADING MEMORIES: Perkins ... Scatter . .. Chris’ broken shoelaces ... Da Line ... Dress up day ... WE don’t wanna skate ... Cheerleading slumber party ... Marta's eating ... Tricycle riding at 4 a.m. ... Blues Brothers ... No nylons ... No socks ... No trunks ... WE like our captain ... Don't give me no jive ... Cindy’s car ... Madeline's war call ... Amy's sick again ... Kim’s Mismatched shoes ... Chris don’t sit on Polly’s face ... B.B. captain Jane ... Here we come a-truckin' In ... Wao-wao ... Cellulite ... There’s no one to cheer the Basketball game ... IBI SI ... Aldrich parking lot ... Jenny W. ... Chris’ swim suit ... Moon ... Wayne. Jo. Muffy ... The awards ... My back’s a-breaking ... I HATE THIS CHEER! ... REO ... I'm not going to be on the end ... Da Rip ... Pulpitate ... I’m sure” ... No clumping. '4 '•- IP GYMNASTICS MEMORIES: I think I'm turning Japanese ... Amy’s cast ... Sarah’s whirlpool ... My lips are chapped” ... Ice packs ... lia’s butt bouncer ... Shawn's crippled finger ... Hi. Cu-tiel (Lia’s boyfriend in Albertville) ... Shawn, where’s your hair-band? ... If you don’t fall off the beam. I’ll give you a treat ... Devo ... Don’t you guys have shoes?” ... Where is everybody today? ... Almost beating Delano ... I have should have done my Yama-shita-Sukahara” ... Bright yellow warm-ups ... Mary Kay’s flexibility ... Is this your whole team?l 118 GIRLS BASKETBALL MEMORIES: The guys from Casey's Bar ... Purple power ... Waldo ... This is the biggest game of the season ... We’re not in Wonderland, girls ... Will you do my hair, puffy?” ... Sydney ... Did you brush your teeth. Mr. C. ... 6 in a row ... Dematerialize ... Mala-dunkea ... Where are the boys practicing? ... Knees ... I am somebody ... No technicals or Leah's driving home ... And Shelly will keep the can for evermore ... THANKS COACHES! HOCKEY MEMORIES: Boomer ... The Claw ... Snipper Brothers ... Magic ... Rat ... Hey Don ... 1st win over St. Bernard's ... La Machi Crunch ... Capt. Crunch ... By the swimming pool ... 14 straight ... Stellar Howie ... Pre-game nap time ... Wayne powerplay ... The Titan from New Brighton ... Rob the Hammer ... Gunboat Hacking ... Fade away flip shot ... The Ladies man ... Wern’s hat ... Mad Dog ... Wally ... The Slasher ... La Weena. 119 WRESTLING MEMORIES: — Who’s got the food? .. . Where’s Dave at practice? . .. Where’s Kelly at practice? ... Andy’s win at Conference ... Coach’s bad jokes (really bad) ... Hey, Breck. nice warm-ups ... Communal uniforms ... Nice ceilings at Wabasha .. Flasher practice sweats ... Will's Fireman shorts ... In the girls' locker room — Anybody got a dime? ... Dave’s souveneirs from Delano ... Gas-saving Breck van — automatic shut-off ... Mrs. Good-speed's afro wrestling cookies ... Butch the Barber ... What’s the difference between Tom and a bucket of -—? The bucket. 120 BOYS BASKETBALL MEMORIES: Hose me ... E-Globa ... Problem kids Bob ... Who-What-Where-When ... Tri Valley Champs ... Aguirre ... Hooch ... Hey Greg. What happened at St. Croix ... Coach, I don't know if you're doing this on purpose but ... Lunchmeat ... Head Coach Stensgarde ... Golden Valley raid ... Shambe ... No dunking ... Shuster’s retirement ... Broken scoreboard ... I hate those managers ... Dristan ... lam sick an tired of those XXXXX -— ... Is anyone going to practice? ... The s” syndrome ... Bourgeois orphans ... This could be the longest I minute and 22 seconds of your life ... Head” ... King Raw. 121 BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY: Kneeling Maggie Ronnmgen. Anne McComb. Amy Jo Cleary. Standing Coach Stcnsgarde. Danny Fieldc. Channlng Harrison. Greg twing. Steve Daly. Peter Globa. Kevin William . Sean Bergercon. Pat Z weber. Mark Hanson. Walter Cox. Coach Katz. CHEERLEADING JUNIOR VARSITY: Bottom Row. Mac Nelson. Will Zorn. Victor Globa. Ricky Gllkes. Second Row. Ed Ewing. Jim Mandell. Fred Goldberg. John Seed. Mark Rohrlcht. Top Row. Coach Malone. Keith Bartz. Stan Tarr. Doug Maclaughlin. Jelf Rainey. Paul Martinez. Bottom Row Polly Lockman. Madlehne Williams. Chris Johnson. Cindy DeGeyndt. Top Row Kim Fiewltt. Jane Bromer. Amy Hanson. Marta Bowman. Congrats For A Whale Of A Season! WRESTLING Sitting. Nick Johnson. Pauncho Graves. Kneeling Ben Douglas. WiH Kennedy. Scott Brandt. Standing. Coach Goodspced. Kelly Driscol. Andy Taylor. David Williams. Rick Yonker. SKIING Left to Right: John Horowitz. Coach Edmundson. Andy Comfort. Rob Ra-mero. Samkhalafalia. Dina Wolkoff. Megen O'Connell. Barb Howard. Jennifer Taylor. Chrif Fiagestad. Steve Poly. Jean Sargent. Danny Heystack, Kathy Shane. Mug Harstad. Danny Kaplan. Jane RoDwagen. Ree-gan Fulton. Bryan Baab. Heather Hitchcock. Sam Barrett. Chri Neuemier. We Beadon. Charles Horowitz. Shannon Donavan. John Collin . HOCKEY Bottom Row. Chri Fraley. Bill Wernecke. Steve Jeacha. Randy Williamson. Peter Tester. Second Row: Mark Howard. Mark Elert. John Kattcr. Le Bitton. Chri Lewin. Don Gull-foyle. K. C. Peter . Randy Heath. Steve Kudebeh. Top Row: Coach Butter . Bob Wallace. Mike Broemer. Gary Hacking. Kris Schoen. Rob Glas-rud. Sean Flarrlson. Bill Kneale. Andy Kaske. Coach Little. GYMNASTICS Bottom Row: Liz Elert. Marykay Dale, lisa Berndt. Second Row: Heidi Sewed. Sarah Lesh. Shawn Keaney. Third Row. Amy Hakin. Karen Schipke. Lla Theo-lodgides. Sarah Ehlcn. Top Row. Coach Carmen. Coach Bly. GIRLS BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Jan Tyson. Jessica Maurer. Second Row: Kathy Schipke. Lynn Merik. Michelle Fand. Lenea Hempel. Top Row: Coach Chmciik. Racheal Goldman. Rosanne Abramowicz. Janet Greenlee . Sheley Ohm-dahl. Coach Rye-Kordosky. 123 124 Kitchen Staff from left to right: Jim Allen, Ann Clover, Brenda Anderson. Louise Jendro. Carol Tschida. Evelyn Saterbow, Pearl Brown, Sylvia Fabian. Pat McCready faculty 12 S John Littleford- Hea Mr. Littleford grew up in Orlando, Florida where he spent his free time water skiing with his friends. His first exposure to private school was when he started at a Quaker School in Baltimore, Maryland. He was involved in the drama club, chorus and athletics. He spent two years at Dickinson College before transfering to Princeton University, graduating with a triple major in Russian, Chinese and Government. After obtaining his masters from Harvard he began to teach, first in New Jersey then at a girls' boarding school in Virginia. Recruited by the Board of Trustees he began his job as Headmaster in July, 1974. In his free time he and his wife are movie buffs, attending both new features and old classics. He enjoys his vacations at his cabin on Lake Huron or in Florida with his parents. i Kathryn Harper Headmaster -Assistant Ms. Harper was brought up by her grandmother in the small town of Sylvania, Georgia. She describes her childhood days as lull of skinned knees, jeans, and braids, a true tomboy. A sharp shooter at marbles, Ms. Harper had an interest in English and planned to do missionary work. She has always been an avid reader and secretly aspired to become a famous singer. She attended Paine or “Pain” College in Savannah, Georgia as she referred to it, where her major was English. She earned a teacher's certificate and later did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. First a Brcck parent in 1970 she was then hired to teach English, head the English Department, the Upper School and at present is the Assistant Headmaster. She misses the contact with the students and hearing about their plans for the future. She is married, a mother of four and a mixture between the traditional mother and today's career woman. She enjoys the theatre, basketball games, bridge, cooking and dinner parties. 126 — Mr. Bill Whitcher Director Of Upper School Mr. Whitcher grew up in Rockford, Illinois where he excelled in academics and athletics, though he said, I was a discipline problem. He attended Northwestern University (or undergraduate work in psychology and on to Columbia University for graduate studies. After two years in Moscow, traveling extensively in Europe, Asia and North Africa he answered an ad in the paper and began at Breck in 1977. He is currently the Head of the Upper School. Mr. Whitcher enjoys a good Mexican meal, a concert by the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, skiing, ethnic restaurants, reading and his duties as a father. Mr. Bob Kreischer Director Of Middle School Mr. Kreischer has been Head of the Middle School for the past two years. He is married with two children. When not at Breck he enjoys sports, his family, movies, reading and gardening. He is enthusiastic about working at Breck because he likes kids. Decisions concerning admissions, discipline and paperwork annoy him but Snoopy cartoons, especially Lucy pulling the football from Charlie Brown relieves the Breck stress. You win some and you lose some but you always dress for the game. Mr. Wilson has been the Head of the Lower School for six of his seven years at Breck. He likes to watch the lower schoolers grow up and become adults. He grew up in Wisconsin and New Mexico before graduating from Dartmouth College. He remembers teaching for two years to a class of fifty students in Cameron, South Africa. He has an interest in music, having sung in the St. Mark's Cathedral Choir for the past seven years. He is married and enjoys cross-country skiing, running, bicycling and sailing. Mr. Mike Wilson Director Of Lower School 127 Andy McCarthy Mike Weiszel - Dean Of Upper School Chaplain Bock Row: Skip Rasmussen, Earl Hovland, June Finn, Rose Turner, Kari Mjioness. Middle Row: Marie Leete, Florime Swanson, Anne Hotchkiss, Jean Bunday, Diane Beving, Edith Noddy. Front Row: Jan Johnson, Anne Kress, Leann Helseth, Joy Miller. From left to right: Betsy Chmelik. Donna Gustafson, Mary-louise Hunt, Dottie Adaire, Phyllis Holmes. Missing. Roy Aaby, Lorraine Mes-ken, Mike Uram, Marilyn Champlin, Dorothy Radar. Jane Graham. Arline Fillmore, 128 Board Of Trustees Sitting from left to right: Larry Steiner. Jean Edblom (Secretary), Tim Hitchcock (President), Rolf Bjelland (Treasurer) First row left to right; Richard Cross, John Tester, Don Hawkinson, Steve Parker. Luella Goldberg, Jim Hartzell, John Uttleford, Second row left to right; Lee Anderson, John Stafford, Frank WHderson. and Spike Hicks. Board Of Parents' Association From left to right: Don Wol-koff. Mark Mahawakd, Ted Yoch, Georgia Crockett, Margaret Arnold. M. Dorey. Jean Edblom Guidance Committee Guidance Committee From left to right; Bill Whitcher. Mike Weiszel, Lorraine Mes-ken, Mary-Louise Hunt. Dot-tie Adair. Jane Graham. Phil Steen. Arlene FiHmore. MATH DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Doheny, Upper School; Mr. Yonker. Upper School. Seated: Mrs. Lewis, Department Head, Mrs. Peterson. Upper School. Not shown: Mr. Edmundson, Middle School: Mrs. Regelman, Middle School. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT From left to right: Mr. Miller, Upper School Biology; Mr. Jackson. 7 8 Grade Science; Mr. Prouse. 5 6 Grade Science; Mrs. Peterson. Upper School Physics; Mr. Searte. Upper School Physical Science; Ms. Fruen. Upper School Chemistry Department Head RELIGIOUS STUDIES DEPARTMENT Reverend Andy McCarthy. Mrs. Betty Hancock. Lower- Middle School Religious Studies 130 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT From left to right: Mrs. Thompson. Middle School; Mr. Anderson. Upper School; Mrs. Eug-ster. Middle School; Ms. Young. Upper School; Mrs. Rutishauser, Upper School. Not shown: Mrs. Hamilton. Department Head LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT From left to right: Herr Lund-gren. Upper School German; Senora Vickman. Midd-le Upper School Spanish; Madame Talle. Upper School French; Madame Miller. Upper School French; Mi-chaelson tdi tdi. Upper School Chinese; Herr Weis-zel. Department Head HISTORY DEPARTMENT From left to right: Dr. Matz, Upper School; Mr. Hodne, Middle School; Mr. Good-speed. Middle School; Mr. Chmelik, Upper Middle School; Mr. Taafe. Upper School; Mr. Pugh. Upper School There is a professor earned van. Who has many an ardent fan. He reads and he writes And ask for odvtce And he'i give you the best that he con. A Geometry teacher named Dan; Whose image is that of a man. And when with the girts He always unfurls The best imoge that ever he can, Ms Fruen can give you a tumble If rather than work you should rumble. And 'tis a rare take When she makes a mistake For the best can't afford to be humble We have a teacher of German Whose students have a habrt of squirmin'. He'd never behave And soon he would rave Auf Deutsch. Bitte you vermin I Our biology teacher Sir MHor. is rea� y a kind-hearted fe er. But should you be leavin' Wei, he wtf get even. For he's a tough gjy. though no kler. We can't tel you how much. Mrs. Peterson. How very much we would ike to meet your son. Bonzo's the name, physics his game We hope that we greet him soon. We have a teacher named Taaffe. Who when asked of habits would lough. Just give me some grub. And 11 ive in a pub. And lounge in a beer bubble bath. Herr Weczei. our loveable dean, is realy not quite as mean. He moves ike molasses As he hands out white passes. But let's face it. his mind s not too clean. To you. Mr. Yorker, you dear. To whom we 01 owe a cheer. You curve al our tests It's afl for the best Or you seniors would be here next year. Fine Arts Department From left to right; Dr. Steen, Upper Middle School Choral Director; Mr. Evans, Upper- Middle School instrumental Director; Miss Beyer. Upper- Middle School Art; Mrs. Tozer, Department Head; Mrs. Bradley. Upper Mktdle School Theatre Arts Director; Mrs. Retoff, Upper School Art Athletics Department From left to right; Mrs. Rye-Kordosky, an grades; Mrs. GiBman, Department Head; Mr. Little, all grades. Mr. Kor-dosky. all grades. Mrs. Stoltz. M� ddle Upper School Physical Education. Miss Carman. Lower Mktdle School Physical Education Upper School Faculty 132 Preschool And Kindergarten Faculty From left to right: Susan Emamian, Linda Kadrmas. Myrna Brenk. Grace Taylor. Jane Nelson. Missing: Judy Casar. Doris Peterson. First And Second Grade Faculty From left to right: Pat Mc-Closkey, Marion Kennon. Gwladys Goddard. Jean Eastman. Third And Fourth Grade Faculty From left to right: Joan Au-trey, Mary Casey. Kathleen Harshbarger. Marilyn Hassel-mann. 134 135 The Riddles of Saturn IMACE§ Earthquakes, volcanoes, fire, flood, war, the hostages, Ayatullah Khomeini, the Shah, Day 152,153,154,155 ... 444, inflation, oil at $35.00 barrel, Afghanistan, China without Mao, Who Shot J.R.?, John Lennon and cowboys. What do these mean to you? 1980! A year of unrest in Europe and the Mid-East, political upheaval and Regan's landslide, outer space visits to Saturn and Jupiter, fame and fortune in gold and silver, punks, preps, new wave, and economy cars. These were all a part of the beginning of a new decade. John Lennon. 40. brilliant musician and imaginative wordsmith who. as the Beatles' poet laureate and primus Inter pares. stressed the themes of peace and love, helping not only to touch but to trans- MM ‘ 111111111 WOOTO kV ■ - • MlA “I still can t believe it We beat the Russians' Mark Johnson, member of the U.S. Olympic hockey leant that won an incredible yob! medal Pi In erils for U.S. Mideast Sti -GUINEA SIERRA LEONE IVORY COAST It is already recorded lhai ihe proof is overwhelming and full. —Chief judge in the Pekin ft trial of Jiang Qing. widow of Mao Tse-fungi LIBERIA God has his own ways of working. |of lesling the faithful — father Giuseppe Pagliuca. whose church in Ralvano collapsed during Mass as an earthquake hit [______southern Italy, killing 3.000 We only wanted the basics: freedom, enough to eat. enough to live on. —A woman shipyard welder in Gdansk. Poland, in the midst I'Neither I nor the American [people will support sending the American team to Moscow while Soviet troops are in Afghanistan President Carter on the 37-nation boycott of the Summer Olympics of the workers protests To?lp Broz Tito, 87 Vil . autocrat u. ruth-less and more than a little vain. Tito effectively ruled Yugoslavia's ethnic crazy quilt for nearly 35 years Breaking with Stalin in 1948. he fashioned an unorthodox Communism streaked with touches of capitalism (“self-management”). In the 1950s he helped found the nonahgncd movement, to which most Third World nations now profess allegiance Who Shot J.R. ? cn ----. U � •� « jjjv. iJ norma'O'•cp '«no (Where We Are • ]Jie 1980 census shows a shift 1X1 ■ wwnmr 2,1 ■ Connecticut 21 ■ Massachusetts 0.7 IPOMSYLVAMU 0,2 MWYM Hoi avaUi IRMOOCISLAND -04 • The Hunt Silver Panic li was one of the most dramatic days in the history of L'.S. financial markets—a classic panic. Texas billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt had nearly cornered the silver market. But suddenly, the silver king toppled, raising fears of financial collapse. Chaotic markets finally calmed But reverberations from ihc silver hnsi uill NCWHAMPSMMC 34J. VnttONT isJO Percent increase in population from 1970 to I960 (preliminary roaulto) 1x1 wcsrvetciNM ios eesoTA 6.9 NOKTM DAKOTA U X3 MCKAMA VO ■. 1 MlGtHEUN ASH .50 6ay 5 the fG t Gran I Ims l 'eyo.%. after 8- more than 500 we AM 37J 3X3 3X3 OMADO 302 MUICO 200 iW« 2SJ COM 2X1 CTOM 20 4 17.7 173 1X9 Labor r«ar o� ir � j Jesse Owens, 66. black track-and-ficld whose four gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics dashed Hitler's dream of ging a showcase for Aryan supremacy Peter Sellers. 54 EXON Mae West. 87. “When I'm good. I'm very good, but when I'm bad. I'm better. she cooed, and nobody made sex more of a laughing matter than the voluptuous blond from Brooklyn Winking and leering across the screen during her heyday in the 1930s. Mac delighted a generation with her slightly suggestive onc-lincrs F05HAY 11 II II 11 TtlTTin a V u n ■ a 1 11 Every I guess I would have to say tha Reagan is an idea whose time h, come. Movie admission I’m not bitter Rosalynn is. iut I’m not. Jimmy Cartel The work goes on. the cause endures, the hope still lives, am [the dreams shall never die — Ted Kennedy, in his spee( the Democratic Conven Jones a Flash leads Hawkmen attack To start a whole movement, a third force in politics, in under six months, is too short a period. Independent Presidential I Bill “ diddle John indei .� i ■ who wound up wiih |_______7't of the vote in November Abscam % change INFLATION s in real G.N.P. % change In C.P.I. PRIME at annuel at compound RATE rales annual ratos % per yi tabor force n Jobless Pa � Out- nr 'JONES Closings Cover: Hail C olum- I bta the space shuttle I a stark quartet of I domes and turrets thj revises dreams and raises the same question aKut the US space program that it symbolizes for the nev Administration Will itflyTXre Nation university April 31 789.13 Atlanta Murders helping in the search for the child killers 140 Thank you to all my friends online staff aMPiiculty. You make Breck a truly fine place7No matter wnat building or campus the Trustees choose, the quality of education and atmosphere will reflect the work of all you Super People. Thank you for 13 great years. Cheers, Phin JL P.S. Mom and DadSihank you for all your patience and understanding. f 141 COMPLIMENTS A Grandmother OF Congratulates The Class llllOTEX Of INDUSTRIES 1981 Good Luck Seniors Hartzell ■ Customs Produ Manufacturers of Plastics Z51G Wabash Rve. St. Paul Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 From HITCHOK INDUSTRIES INC A 143 Congratulations To The Graduating Class OS 1981 THE BRECK BOARD OF TRUSTEE 144 Winners Wear MASON SHOES • Compliments Of siMfjjMim Seniors, You’re 7- Super. Good IW Luck Squids! [ffy Your Mason Shoe Dealer Phin NORTHWEST FOUNTAIN SUPPLY • Congratulations Seniors And Good Luck Next Year Congratulations All Graduating Seniors Compliments Of ELECTRONICS W . SYSTEMS PERSONNEL Good Luck Seniors Bryan FROM THE BAAB FAMILY . 14S Courtesy Of MR. KATTER AND HIS SONS JIM, JOHN, BILL AND BOB Jefferson Paul, Minn. 55075 Congratulations To The Little Chief Who Grew Up To Be The Big Chief 147 Congratulations To Jason And The Class Of 1981! LOVE, MOM AND DAD Congratulation Colin And The Seniors Of 1981 From THE DRISCOLL tl FAMILY Congratulations To Steve And Good Luck To The Class Of 1981 JA Congratulations Will And To The Rest Of The V Super Class Of 1981 FROM THE KENNEDY FAMILY Congratulations Heidi And The Graduating Class Congratulations Maya and Best of Luck to the Class of 1981! The Klashnya Family Congratulations Nancy And The Class Of 1981 You Finally Made It After 12 Years MR. MRS. RICHARD C. CROSS Congratulations Steve Many Good Wishes To The Class Of 1981 FROM THE KUDEBEH FAMILY 148 Congratulations To Our Two Sons, Spencer Who Is Graduating And The Rest Of The Senior Class BHK R for insurance, we’re The Concept People Your growth tomorrow is on a Breck foundation. Dynamic and challenging, the future is yours. John A. Kohler, CPCU, RM Trustee and past president. Breck School; insurance counselor to Breck William Brandow, CPCU Frank J. Howard, CPCU John A. Kohler, CPCU, RM Amos Rosenbloom, CPCU, RM (Breck graduate, ’46) James B. Dockman, CPCU, (Breck student, ’50’51) John Kruse John A. Lietzke, CPCU. CLU David Molke, CPCU Larry T. Neppl Gordon W. Pearson Daniel M. Rooke John B. Van Dyke bhk r Insurance brokers and risk managers 3601 Park Center Boulevard Mpls . MN 55416 (612)929 5551 Dear 1980-81 Yearbook Staff, Thank you all for the hard work you have done this year. Thanks especially Jason, you make working on the yearbook seem almost fun. Thanks Anne for doing all those proof corrections and editing Sarah's less-than-tasteful captions; and thanks. Sarah for all those less-than-tasteful captions that made editing this book so fun! Thanks Rebekah for writing all the copy on the special sections; those special sections are the best part of the book. Heidi and Nancy, your senior layouts were superbly done! Tracy, Jennifer and Helen, your part of this book is, of course, the most important, and turned out really well. Mary, thanks for all the effort you put into the sports section. Amy, your faculty and administration section is great. Maya, for the second year in a row, your Fine Arts Section was beautifully done. Thanks Leif for all the years you have taken yearbook photos; we will certainly miss your organizational abilities next year. Thanks Terry for a great job as head photographer this year; I look forward to working with you on future yearbooks. Thanks to John, Charles and Sean, this book is full of high quality photography. Janine, Helen and Jennifer couldn't have done it without you! Thank you Ms. Munzer and Ms. McCloskey for helping me advise this book - see what a marvelous job we have donel Also, I thank the middle schoolers, Elise Bruhl, Beth Walden, Stuart Dwight; I hope to see you join the staff next year. Now- Last but certainly not least- Phineas! How will I get along without you next year. Phin? Since you joined the yearbook staff back in 1977, you have sold about $8000.00 worth of ads. The students here should be aware that because of you we have the special color sections in this year's book and in many of the past yearbooks! Thank you, Phin. P.S. Do you want to buy an ad in next year's book? Lois Fruen ISO Congratulations Channing And Good Luck Seniors! Compliments To The Hr Class Of '81 The future that we study and plan for, begins today. TlITWTLyjf: W e've been preserving people's futures since 1896. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY NALAC l?SO Avenue W.nncap .� M.tvyuoi SS 03 We'll miss yii moon! Good-bye Sparky! Love. Muff! :■ s THE K.r. WILL CONQUER THE WORLD! P.T.! It’s been 10 great years. If we only had those $700! Maybe next year Love always. Curley Shirley- I’ll miss you next year. Thanks for everything. Love Clam K . . . Dead lead on tour Grit! See you at Punk House! P's car- Hopkins- Money- O.C.P.- Finals. J Scott• W's Hair- Concessions■ Dance Cl Tears Guys- F.tl. - Love- P.B.- Get-j -way Champagne I■ Sydny- Jazzman Tonv- Go Dee- You've always got a friend . Il_ T Good Job Seniors! Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 FROM A LOVING PARENT are 500 carnations doing in the book room? ... Janine's fix ... It's goin } to b© late and it is all your fault?” ... Yc j mean the band picture has not been take n yet? ... Spencer's little people ... I thought Rebecca was going to do tte copy? ... Coloring the retakes ... ”Nc t another picture of the cutsie crowd .. Leif: What can I do now. I mean. WHAT is rr y job? ... flying yearbook equipment ... tc i-let chain ... Gee whiz Terry, can't you tab e a picture? ... Mario's ... Hello? No Hele n this number is not in service ... PRETEN 5 YOU’RE WORKING ... skipping typewrites ... Where's Jennifer? ... grease penc Is ... Nancy must have cropped this photd . ... Has anyone seen page 45? ... RED BUNNY TURDS ... What do you mean it won't type?Kick it ... Sarah's pornographic captions ... abstract layouts ... Excite. Excite, Excite in styles ... How long has that lunch been in here? ... Wh tit photo assignment system? ... What happened in Liberia? | I still want to put in the green New Jersey ... Only if I get to p [in the purple Florida. . 95 Anne. Steve Hadie. Charlie and theiod ! I ii i 1 u 11111111( i n .-j- NO TYt e OR HEADLINES OUTSIDE OF SHADED RAPH AREA, I - i . - ' ‘ Special thanks to Janlne Simmons Liz Moller Mrs. Christiansen The Kassekerts Burt Hedstrom Ms. Fruen iwM'i'iT'iTi'riMTTrm ■ mn HjT) io 12 Wiw to f) 3-C COPYSHEE. Fit all body copy, captions and identifications for a single page on one 3-C copysheet. If possible. Oo not remove top tab or carbons until copysheet Is complete. BE ACCURATE - CORRECTIONS COST TIME AND MONEY! 1 See sample 3-C copysheet shown in Prep Book for detailed instructions Jason Patalonis: Editor-In-Chief Anne McComb: Assistant Editor Heidi Sewell: Senior Co-Editor Nancy Cross: Senior Co-Editor Helen Quick: Lower School Editor Janlne Simmons: Assistant Lower School Editor Jennifer Taylor: Middle School Editor Ellse Bruhl: Middle School Assistant Stuart Dwight: Middle School Assistant Beth Walden: Middle School Assistant Michael Monahan: Middle School Assistant Tracy Yue: Upper School Editor Maya Kiashnya: Fine Arts Editor Amy Jo Cleary: Faculty Editor Mary McComb: Sports Editor Phineas Haglln: Business Manager Jim Houck: Assistant Manager Leif Plhl: Photography Editor Terry Theologldes: Head Photographer Charles Horowitz: Photographer Sean Jones: Photographer John Robinson: Photographer Rebecca Ansari: Copy Staff Rebekah Greenwald: Copy Staff Sarah Fike: Captions Mrs. McCloskey: Lower School Adviser Mrs. Munzner: Middle School Adviser Ms. Fruen: Head Adviser 2 When copyshee! carbons. 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