Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

It Ccf rS: S. V Ls . VV, ; � 6 yw V e - o ' THE MUSTANG 1981-1982 BRECK SCHOOL 123 OTTAWA AVEE. N. MPLS., MN. 55422 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Page 102 Fine Arts Page 100 Smirh. Icabod (11) 6, 25, 29, 100 Snirrerfield, Rolf (2) 17, 143 Spiffle, Alpha Mae (7) 24, 49. 120 Advertising ________________________________________________ And Index Page 114 Musrong sroff decovers 1982 2 NEW DIG REVEALS ANCIENT STRATA OF 1982 Welcome ro 1982 The specie! report of Anthropology Today explores rhe sre of rhe most recenr and fastinoring archaeological tig in years. OvihzoTions bold upon each other’s Sites, forming loyers of cities celled srroro Our 32nd century world lies on the uppermost level. Several months ago, researchers found evidence of o lower level daring bock more thon 1200 yeors They starred excavating immediately The sire is located in cn orea ca?ed Golden Vo'ley near the city once colled Minneapolis. located in rhe Norrh American midland named Minnesota Archoeologist have exco-voted 43 acres of rhs antienr sire This small amount of ocre-oge has yielded a wealth of information obout rhe 20rh century The researchers have determined by o form of ccr bon doting rhor rhe yrora discovered was formed n rhe year 1982. The 43 ocres consisted of fields dominated by o sprawling buJdng. Found repeorediy throughout rhe compound was rhe inscription BP£CK” This could not be translated or dec phered inro any 20th century language It was assumed BRECHT was the name of rhe oreo. The Interiors of rhe buidng we re wonderfully preserved Teams of diggers ventured inside and dscovered room offer Seepoge slows dig Anbenr shovel unearthed or dig room They tentatively identified rhree different levels. In one oreo, o lobyrinrh of inrer-connecring rooms, orchoeolo-gists found nfor motion on rhe whole compound. They confirmed thor ir hod been o moss educational center, or. os lr was quanrly coled in 1982, o school . Unlike rhe traditional (for rhe 32nd cenrury) relecomp edu cononoi system administered n rhe home, these schools were structures built to educate mony people or the some ploce and time People named Focvjiry were employed to reach rhe students, instead of mochines In 1982. Dreck School, os it was colled, educated more than 840 students and employed about 65 Focul 'y The leornng process was much slower in rhe 20rh cenrury A student hod to go through 12 grades before com (con’r pg.4) DIAGRAM OF LAYERS AT DIG 3167 2439 1982 7 Inrergokxric Peoce Treaty signed Telepathic Communcorion perfected Derelgeuse viral plague destroys 20% of population Rebuking of three continents after Neutron Var California crumbles into Pacific Oceon. Clone rebellon queled Greek School moves to Golden Valley Dreck wns Tri-Volley Footbcrt Chompconship Chapel of Holy Spirit construction begun I In Ane, eqmpmerv moves from fWer flood compos. . . . VASTLY DIFFERENT . . . (con'r from pg 3) pleting his her lower level edu corion. Conveniently, Greek School offered oil 12 grades be sides rwo orher levels Despire evidence of conforms. the people or rhis school seem ro hove been rather diverse in rheir backgrounds ond ocriviries Their homes were scortered around the merro-poiron oreo, from Plymouth ro Edina ond everywhere tn be tween Many nortonoSnes. cultures. ond reigions were repre seated or rhe school, including In Aogosr. rhe fireptoce grows m rhe foyer Chinese, Ukrainian, ond MusKm Styles m music ond dothing ranged from o culr coled punk” ro one named” prep-pie”. Besides interests in various academe subjects, such os mot hematics or literature, rhe srudenrs yudied music, drama ond different forms of art The orchoeologiys were surprised upon findmg evidence of so much porricipoiion or rhis primitive level The srudenrs, ond rhe foculry. also participated in many orher ocriviries. This ev dent in rhe number of unidentifiable rooms found in rhe building. They were nor ocodemic classrooms bur rooms for some other purposes Some hod titles Ike Women's tockerroom,” Muyong Staff,” ond Visitors' Men The compound also hod o theater ond mony recreational foci ties There ore signs of tremendous use in these areas, rhe people or Greek must hove used them often This educorionol center was vasrty different from whar historians hod envisioned of the 20th century before rhe exco-varion The 32nd century has much ro learn obour the 20rh This archoeologKa) dig will continue until we con learn no more In Juty. rhe 1981 senior gift of kxxkcoping progresses 4 of construction vehicle from o seconds.'ory window Before Qreck moved in. some son of colored subsronce was oppled ro rhe wots of the interior Example of rhe fonrosncoly prmrive home combers of the 1982 ero UNIQUE FACILITIES The achoeotogisrs or rhe ex cavorion, by using o sophisricor ed daring process simSar ro rhe Carbon 14 method, hove determined rhor rhe compound hod only been occupied for obour o year by 1982 It hod been moved from o smaller compound known os rhe River Rood campus or rhe old compus. As rhe excavation continues, more and more of Breck is discovered The fooVries were quire etoborore. both rhe build mgs and grounds, for o private school ( Privore” refers ro rhe method of financing rhe school.) The buking was copoble of hoking more students rhan ir d J. To occomodore speed needs, there were three gym nosiums. two lunchrooms, and several lockerooms. Aquanc athletes compered in rhe 25 merer pool. A greor yooe fire ploce warned rhe enrronce foyer on frosry mornings. Courryads and o 400 sear rhe orer completed rhe unique factory. Like the building, the grounds outside were dso much lager than rhose of rhe okj campus Several recrea rionol fields surrounded rhe buking and three tennis courts and a skating rmk were located ro one side. The immediate aeas our side the budding were coled parking tors ' Historians hypothesize rhor rhese were used ro hold transport vehicles, since oerocars hod not yer been introduced. At rhe center of rhe com pound be rhe ruins of on unfinished buddmg Breck hod stated ro consrrucT something colled a chapel'' in 1981. There 6 conclusive evidence indicating rhor rhis chapel, named The Chapel of rhe Holy Spinr, was to have been used as o place ro worship fa the school. 5 Worker reassembles rhe Reece Ploy Center SCHOOL CHARACTER UNEARTHED As orchoeoiogists and hisrori-ons srudy rhe findings of rhe Dr eels excovorion, rhey ore learning much cboo Dreck os on institution Several assump-rions hove resulted from these studies. One such ossumprloo s thor Ife or Dreck wos very personalized The number of students wos smo.' and rhe interaction wos greor Sroremenrs from documents ond manuscripts describe Dreck os having o worm, coring ormosphere, o quolty often absent in rhe ono nymtry of mosr moss ieorning centers The people of Dreck were often ccfied rhe Drecls Community, suggesting togetherness. Another characteristic was that Dreck wos affiliated wirh rhe Episcopal Church Personal spiritual guidance ployed o fair ly major role. Involvement oiso seemed to be characteristic; it mcVxjed students, recchers ond people cdled parents” who seemed to hove been related to the students somehow There is evidence that each group porriopored in many events outside of their immediate duties. These people did (con't. p.7) Busses ore communities unto themselves. Dennis Eoton ond Regan Fulton harmonize weh Dr Steen It’s o bug ... it's a cor ... it's ... Superpig?! 6 In fry grade, some reod ovxSy. Some don't things together, contributing to the community feeling The strongest choroaerisric was one of ocodemic excel lence The educononol system seems exrremely primirive to us in the 32nd century Com pored to systems of other moss leornng centers of irs rime, however. Breck wos very high ly ranked and regarded These few characteristics give some insighr mro Dreck as on nsmurion. Ir was a model of ocodemic superiority ond code sive community for irs time 7 On Super Sorurdoy. everyone helped deon up the compus 8 TRADITIONS . . . Hood in hood with its choroc-rer ore its rrodtions. Some of rhem ore being corefuffy re-seorch for the origins ood s g-nificonce A mqjor rroditioo wos rhe Musrong Irs imoge wos found oil over rhe compound ond moy hove represeored rhe school's personol deiry The Mustang wos honored during ceremonies such os Pepfesrs. Homecoming, ond Sno-Doze Orher rrodirionol ceremonies were rhe concerts Twice o yeor, once in December ond ogom in spring, rhe communiry gorhered for rhese evenrs. A select group song ro rhe gods. presumobty for o good hor vesr. Evidently this merhod worked, for eoch yeor rhe number of students inaeosed Onlookers seemed ro ergoy this ritual, returning eoch yeor without much protest ro witness rhe ceiebronon. This educotond center hod o guoinr rrodirion known os A -School Chopel Once o week oil three divisions come together ro renew their pledge ond refresh their spirit. Breck wos unique in this; few orher such institutions hod rhese unifying experiences. The British Tea was on annual rrodfrion (con'r pog 9) Greek ot Orchestra Hdl for concert Scole model of new Chopel of the Holy Spirt. . . . GUIDED THEM (coor from pg 8) t was o coBec-rive offering ro rhe Musrong Spedol Anglophile foods were prepored and served ro rhe mony guesrs. The Blessing of rhe Ani-mois wos otso in honor of rhe Musrong. Mony of rhe school's community kept per animals or home, represenring rhe anmol spirit of rhe Mustong, ond brought them eoch yeor ro rhe ceremony ro be approved Archoeologisrs hove decided rhor on rhe strength of their daro, two special events oc-cured in 1981. The first wos rhor ground wos broken for rhe new chapel. The second wos rhe Dedicorion in which vor-ious pons of rhe budding were blessed ond named after friends ond donors The com muniry celebrored by holding o greot bonquer colled o Porluck ond pomdparing in recreorionol ocnviries. A relatively new rrodWon wos rhe progrom wirh the Min-nesoro Orchesrro Professional musidons helped studenrs increase rher skills on cenoin instruments. Once o yea rhe Orchesrro gove o privore concen fa the school. Perhops rhe mosr popukx rrodirion wos rhe May Quest progrom The Upper School ended studies ond went on off-compus Quests, rrovelyudy programs, a mini-courses on compus. 9 Musrong mascot grows beneath brush. Homecomng is ihoughr to formed by priestesses cctfed the victory celebration, coled o corbohydrote confections be on onbenr rituol procticed or cheerteoders to incite the peo donee, held ofterwords Al- coled doughnuts were served educorionol centers The pie to frenzy Their sovogery though « is difficult to deter Homecoming or Dreck lasted o was evident when they chose mine what the people did or week during September (lunar two huenons to be sacrificed, this dance, it is known that o month) from the 11th to the coled Homecomng King and musical group named Solar 18th. the toy day being mosr Queen Everyone chonred in- Knights performed, and that HOMECOMING 1981 import onr This ritual consisted of several traditions One involved costumes. During the week's fes tunties, the Upper schoolers wore costumes ond the bey received prizes Derh Koplon won on Costume Day. Kim Hewitt on Ethnic Day, Dob Pen dergoy on Job Day. ond the bey 1950 s era costume was worn by Paulo Lohmonn Mony activities occurred on the final day According to the Homecomng traditions, the mqjonry wore blue ond gold veyments Next, Dreck gathered for what was caled “Pep fey This ceremony was per comorions believed to sound something like Ooo-ahr. whie yomping ond dopprng Afterwords, come the Gomes Troined acolytes com peted in otNetic tools The vary ty footbol team triumphed over Shartuck ID 7. while the varsity soccer team tied SPA I V Shomxk was also defeated by the voteybal ond tennis teams Those who weren't competing cheered w c y on the sideknes Evemng festivities nduded a ceremony colled Halftime, which consKted of porodng and. ogoin. ntuakyc dapping Mony former yudents returned to Dreck for Homecomng and The aewey donee croze Jeans Anonymous The Royal Court Dob Pendergoy and Trocey tenemon. Wes Deedon ond Yvonne Hetser. Oen Douglas and Dee Homson, Dovtd Grubb ond Kersrin Anderson. Mke ScNienberg ond Amy Geary Peggy Foyer onnopores o chonce to spfce John Robinson ond Seon Homson booy ftunmg improves the dtspoyren os wel os the musdes Shannon Donovan ond louro My Cfi. 10 A prirmive othleric competition known os footbol Ceremony vehicle used during Holfnme Jeff Roney ond Joen Von Oppen drive the bal down the field Homecomng Kng ond Queen Den Douglos ond Amy Geory Dno Vdkoff defends herself 11 12 Heorbor McCoy and Morrho Shufl ogodze os o Creek 900I is docked e� Rev McCorThy ond students dunng rhe 5th. Orh grode doss trip Dee Harrison muses. Life was so simple In 5rh grode' EVIDENCE OF DIFFERENT LIFE FORMS DISCOVERED A hypothesis obour rhe in-hobitonrs in 1982 emerges from rhe data found within rhe compound Archoeotogisrs believe rhere were five different life forms presenr or That rime, das sifted as Lower Schoolers. Middle Schoolers. Upper Schoolers. Faculty ond Administration. Schoolers” stems from rhe word “scholars”, meaning those who study. These scholars were grouped by age ond height; as they grew roller they were promoted ro higher lev els. caSed grodes. These grodes were clustered into three mo jor levels of Lower, Middle and Upper Supposedly, as the grode number increased, the mreSgeoce increased also This hypothesis is debatable The difference between levels wos identified by the various sizes of furniture. The Faculty ond Ad minisrrorion seem to hove been other species entirely The smallest of these scholars, know as Pre-schoolers ond (con'r on p 14) 13 CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN STUDIED 14 (con'r from pg 13) Kindergarteners, specialized in consrrucnon and mode sruc rures out of wood They ofeo yudied design, which resumed in whor was colled refrigero ror orr . Grodes 14 consritured rhe resr of Lower School One rrar rhor d sringu� shed its yudenrs wos rher high energy level, evident from rhe enormous signs of use in cerrom areas The area oc ocenr ro Lower School wos Middle School It consisted of grodes 58 Ar choeologiys bebeve rhor sood izonon reoched epdemic pro potions or rhts level Character isric dues were the exchanging of personal moges wirh mes soges of endearment on the bock, rhe importance of animals. espeooly oligorors or polo players on one's dorhmg In Upper School, rhe scholars' sooal kves expended and lost (con'r pg 15) Joen von Oppen ond Jeff Roney promote soccer ' ... ond I raise you four checkers An eire sea named D 6 D; members worshipped muh-sided dice Lower School procnces Donee of rhe Seven Vefc. Whot queries Mr Vfson Mrs HcJker end Ann Oorrerr discuss ethics Wayne Viderson and Ns brother worch soccer Seniors Modelne WiBoms. Andy KosKe. John Adorns, and Retain Anderson OH XEROX, MIGHTY XEROX” some of us turbulence. Academics were emphosized more, in preperonon for on ominous evenr coded graduation”. One irem of porriculor inrerest wos the rite of oppfying ro coJege”. This wos performed only by the highest grode level. nomed seniors” Ir seems ro hove been o rest of maturity High risks were involved, bur the senrars” from Greek usually dtd we . The Foculry ood rhe Adminis-rrorion were scholars of o son. rhe Foculry helped ro educore rhe yudenrs, while rhe Administration supervised this process Doth hod o fetish for paper work They worshipped on icon nomed Xerox. They pod rnbure ro it many rimes o doy, and in return, ir reworded them with gigantic omounrs of paper. These five different life forms within Dr eels ore rhe focus of most of this speed report 15 Mr Prouse demonsrreres o program on rhe computer LOWER SCHOOL In this orchoeotogicol dig, we found o race of short humons coiled Lower Schoolers. Vithh this roce, there were many different heights which they grouped into grades The smcflesr of these grodes was the Preschool, who were known for spending rime m the quiet Zone — something comparable to the “Twilight Zone” -where they lay in o prone position letting their minds contact releparhicoty into another world they coled dreams The grode after Preschool was coled Kin dergorten. short for kind-to her garden, as they spent rime coSed recess in o fun ded garden of lifesized toys they called o playground The Grodes one, rwo, three and four 08 belonged to a cult; all the females wore red ptoid skirts and yellow shirrs ond ol the moles wore navy blue pants ond whire shirrs, symbolizing their loyalty ond unity ro the institution of Greek These four grodes spent most of their rime sirring each or sepo rote group tables for fear of catching what they colled the flu, simitar ro the Clock Death of the Middle Ages These Lower Schoolers seem to hove been very inreftgear for their size. The findings of Lower School continue ro be reported throughout this section Garb used ro Sseep bodfy boor from escaping. Notice the insignio Dog provided for student use, not ro be confused with Sonro's pods • This is the uniform showing the membership to the Cult Foboc foot coverings used in strenous ocriviry Attire used for vigorous exercises during “gym 17 Jon Anderson Andre Azzam Brian Babcc-ck Stephanie Blake Meghan Biy Jenny Brennen One day in the life of prehistoric Pre-schoolers would mainly consist of playing and broadening their minds with things called toys. For instance, it is known that Pre-schoolers would often plan out mini empires using wooden miniatures to create their masterpiece. Other times they would be found putting together cardboard pieces of different shapes until the pieces formed a picture — the pieces were called jig-saw. The Pre-schoolers were also known for creating art by smearing colors across pieces of paper and putting their names on it. All this and more would make up Pre-schoolers' life in the 1981-82 erea. Leah Kafm John Koufman Dean Koutroupas Christina lefier Todd Levinson Stephanie U Michael bndsey Jeffrey lupient Dan al Matross Mchaei Mier Andrew Morken Geoffrey Nadter Michael Nicholson Mariana Oskey Sophia Patrick Betsy Peterson Alisha Pierson Sarah Proman Adam Regeiman Jacob Rush Andrew Rustod Heather Broome Maria Aleka Brown Megan Cestte Jacob Dalten Peter Grande Jessica Erhart Mark Marie Fitch Celia Garner Hafloway Edward Hamm Desiree Hauser Rene ttttner Cheryl Jogtela PRE-SCHOOL Katherine Satcxws Jonathan Segal Jason Shuster Joanna Simer Betsy Stover Eric Strecker Charles Swadburg Matthew Sweet Rachel Thomson Alexos Thor son John Timmerman Damian Troupe Ryan Waker Luke Weber McXenneth WiBams George Wilson David Wirth Feathers ore nice, but they just aren't me. 19 Getting the grip right is half of the job. Chloe CopJan Jorr e Cetttti NichoSos Eugster Susan Fuersten-berg Katherine Haggiand Brian Hanay Kindergarteners seemed to be the ones who were the most enterprising of the school. It seems that in order to break up the monotony of the day. they would go on what they called Field Trips . They went to the Wildflower Garden, a nature park, a hospital, a pumpkin path, an apple orchard, and even the Tonka Toy Factory where they carefully observed the process of making toys. It seems that the most unusual trip they took was to Town Square where they entertained themselves by sliding down a tube instead of using the stairs — See pictures. Elizabeth Htflstrom Terry HoJden David Hotmes Rhoda Inompudi Kirk Kains Phip Kaufman Jessamyn Keenan Afcon Kienke Jay Larson Em loub Rachai Lawson Alon Lennick Brad Levinson Kimberty Upa 20 Soroh Carrie LooQacre Mahowafd Peter Mazingo Molly McCaffrey Patrick McGronn Anna Roth Marhes Richter Peter Ritter Jonathan Sditerman Katherne Sandstocf Heather Schoonover Steven Sorenson Kelly Stark Sarah Stroeme Karra Strut hers Jenny Young Brennan Sullivan Jessica Vantine Andrew Wirth 21 Stoprxjrt© Kotin Chip letter AJonarxxw lewis Karilie OcCn Matross Stopharto MorVens first wo havo moth ona wrung ta moth I usuo don't havo many fix-u s Wo havo o ttcm won book Wo have subtract and odd n tho samo rows } Writing a hard to get tho slant Next wo havo gyr There are 3 Hat grade room Tho boys change ri one and tho gns change r two the rooms Sorry hmes wo bounce bats oganst tho wo On Thursar and Friday a game day Wo have fun games ft mo tog Somebody tut ond we run on th© me cr o tty to got owoy before he cothces us After g m. drier ent reodng gouos hove dtf« ©ntthngstodo hlovoiC. wops' 'eoa 'ho Oa i Google Gobm There was o sttte gobin stuck n J dranppo. Wo wash ou hands and uso the bat rooms belore Inch I so it when wo havo lc«j cream bars tor dessert and sing the Johnny App ■ soodgoco it fcfcos olong tm© for poopks togA down I iko frst gado out somotimos I don't want to {c to schooi. Whon I go on tho bus it is a long tm boloro I got homo Tm god that 1 boiaog to Broi. because it toochos you a lot and tads loam But don't iko it that wo hod to button up out colors fa; the pictures By Andrew Nelson f“Vi Hart Gamer Amy Griffith Atenoie Handy Adtana Hawtans Atson Hfjemam Joanre Bearon firuCO Bock Potnck Covonaugs Srnon Cote l ora Orel Susan Dorman Kathryn Ectes -itsfen Foton John Eichonkxb James Erickson Err y Fav e Stocey Fitch Frk Fiougaf Chrtshan Johnson Jonathan Kiang Joco� rn Krnner Hoorner Kps 22 Joan Mane Morri GfogofyM e� neon Nesbitt Erte Often Am-8ont Oskey Stephen Pork Jam© Pfau Ertcafcc© Jamet Anthony Sabo© Catherine Satfotfotci Bon amn Sfctoy RebekaNdo Andrew Netton Bent Neftoo Steven Woket Sue Ward Amanda Wot Adam Web Ebony Whrtck©t Ar A woftrmo Am Wyme 23 During th© digging of this archeological discovery, we uncovered a national shrine kept sacred by the humans of 1982. It seems that no one ever touched this shrine for fear of destroying its great beauty and innocence. It was located rigt outside the front of the school near the Middle School section of the dig. At its previous location, however, near the Mississippi River, it was supposedly used by the Lower Schoolers, because they were the only ones who would dare to tread upon the sacred sand. Once they had this, they would climb up the sliver pole symbolizing their climb up to Heaven after death. In this shrine, made out of the now extinct substance called wood, is a bridge depicting the connection of the physical and mental aspects of lower Schooler's life. They would often offer their gifts to the shrine by building castles underneath it. However, in the years 1981-82. this shrine stood desolate and isolated, no one daring to disturb its great beauty. It was called “the Playground from the great old Breck . Trtany Johnson Mar—n Jordan Jonryfar 8ngon 8ramt i Daws Chrstcehorton Marno Coughion Scott Curth Pettiest Oakt Ux a Fngonon Botty Fueroreofo JW vfo- Goff MoJofco Grant AJoxarxfcx Hannah Canto Harmon tiffany HOJVV Vox Johnjon E«co Kanj Kothotino locnard SECOND 25 Smile, you're in the Yearbook Nayta Azzam Angela Barnhart Mark Beck Elizabeth Berg Darnel Boe Blake Cameron Gretchen Cameron John Cavanaugh Jeffrey Chard Jonathan Chese-broogh Andrea Ekerhotm Becka Erickson Haytey Harmon Andrew Hetmich Christopher Huizinga Kevin Humes Sharon Isaacs Stephen Jensen Thomas Foster Michael Froats Angeique Gagnon Peter Hogen Bornoit Kama ApfIKnol Thwoso I Orson Kan l own OrtiopftwU Wendy LCOQOCiO n-mo Weco Kenton Same town Ac on Mockov Soon ManowaW Everything is just fine down in the volley. reoSy fakno McOarvcl Jorrttot Moihec K«ten fUrn KatMenrtch Btchte J9Mtco Scfxir: MChetO Simonson Todd To owot Jonathan Votsoy 27 Imod Ahmed Shireen 8adiyan Philip Beedon Jena Bjorgen Boon Check Britton Lore Core Jeffrey Jeffry Dircz Nisso Erickson Sarah FaviBe Sunny Givens Jason Guevin Susan Erickson Brodford LSa Giasgoe Loura Hilstrom Gaiiard Meghan Jones Perrin Jungbtuth Sandra Kim Stephanie Koeiz I think that fourth grade is fun ... because you get a chance to be a head, or biddy (at lunch), that way you can meet people in other grades The bad port is homework, sometimes you get so much . . you can't eat dinner. But at other times, we don't have any homework except our journal. We have R A M ' (Read and Munch) time You take a book ond a nutritious kind of food (that isn't messy ) m fourth grade you are finely allowed to wear wrap-around skirts. I don't know about you. but I Ike schooil by Amy Pruitt 28 Melissa Law Sarah Lawson Hans-Olav Lie Scott Brent Mosher Nicole Carl Luepker Mocdonald Ebzabeth Nicktow Christin Mead Nelson Anne Porker George Pditas Amy Pruitt David Risk Cindy Rothschild Ebzabeth Satterfield Mary Sorenson Gregg Stenwick Andrew Tale Dernk Wang Heather Wiliams 29 LOWER SCHOOL LIFE 30 fV IL L LC JV-nWL The oexr seer on of rhs orcheotogcal find is by fa the mosr puzzrng. The humans rhor inhabiTed rhis level of rhe temple seem ro hove been only four ro five-cnd-o-holf feer rafl. However, rhey were exrremely inrei: genr The dvfizanon or rhis level seems ro hove been centered aound more involved Teachings. The beings rhor were being iniri-ored inro rhe now-tosr secrets of rhis oviizo non were curiously unwilling ro hove such on honor This is why rhey ore credited wirh hovmg developed rhe most extensive es-cope system in rhe enrire world. Those people rhor didn't escape, however, spent mosr of rheir rime in small groups interlocking rheir minds reteparhicolly, ond sharing rheir incredible losr knowledge. The overseers of rhese smoli groups were colled reochers”. ond we hove found records of some of rhem Reod oheod ond lean whor we hove uneorrhed; some of this infamorion hos been left in its aignol fam, ond some hos been parophrosed by our achedogsrs (Waning: This information moy shock some of rhe fotnr-hearted ... ) The ociuoi shoes worn by the Mxkte School Else. Srronge cubes known ro couse immense frusircnoo Nonce the deon. cnsp. unopened books A very presrigous shirr. Notice the corrtvore on rhe front 33 Gfogor TTxyna fiartt Arndt Dawn AmoW Ood Boctyan Jonotrwn Bafo� Joo Board Andonoo Anderson Keim Cvtm Steven Ockson Sarcfi Dorman ABchooi Emart Bncnam Reid Ned Brown Meggan Covanougn MRS. GILLMAN Mrs. Gillman is the Director of Middle School for this year until a replacement for Mr. Kreischer can be hired. As the year progressed. we realized how nice she really is. She willingly consented to be interviewed. She told me that she liked to be Director. But she missed teaching P.E. because she couldn't do tennis and see the first graders come in feeling so important because They're First Graders”! Mrs. Gillman is one of those people we don't really appreciate, but we should. FIFTH Sn© � v Bwmot Doan Gaboon Bom Garaov Dots Harmon Jam By Pruppo Gagnon Jcrfnomon Mcfcm Kamrvn Mortiod BEING NEW As many fifth graders will tell you, being in fifth grade isn't especially fun. All these eighth graders, who are looking forward to Upper School, and tolerating the younger kids, are full of importance, and terribly aweinspiring to the fifth grade! And the seventh graders are very concious of the fact that they no longer wear uniforms, and so are no longer indenti-fied as the younger children , and the sixth graders, all eager to make up for last years teasing, are thrilled to be older than someone in the Middle School. All in all, the fifth graders end up getting pushed around a lot. In fact, it's kind of demeaning. As one fifth grader summed it up, What a bummer ! However, believe it or not, fifth grade does have some benefits. While the older kids are stuck with hours of homework, the fifth graders get away with about 45 minutes. The fifth graders are excused from chapel and other activities (Sometimes, anyway), and are kind of looked after by the others (Again, sometimes, anyway.) Fifth grade really isn't that bad. Think of all the things the fifth grade does over the fourth grade. Camp St. Croix, for example. So, to next year's fifth grade, rest assured: despite what you may have heard, it's really not that bad. However, watch out for the returning sixth grade! 34 Best friends forever or o� leost until lunchtime BEING A BIDDY A highlight of every Middle Schooler's life is, of course, being a biddy. A biddy, as any Middle Schooler will tell you, gets the food for its particular table, gets more food for the table and takes back the scraped plates back to the kitchen, if the biddy is at a rather demo- cratic table, people may take turns, or they might just decide that one person has to scrape the plates. Any Middle Schooler can tell you about being a biddy, and no Middle Schooler will ever forget being a biddy, by Michelle Williams 35 CHAPEL I bet I con h Mr. Prouse first! � mv O'Oooograjo David Ottotn fnco Porsrtoo AJsonBicd Atoantto Saboo X e Schtiti Stephen Sigmood Karl Stoycxxt Middle School chapel is truly on indescribable experience To My eppredore it, you must visit o service It is seen os o rime ro relax from o hectic schedule In chapel, the students take rime ro medirore on themselves os people, and on God. Reverend McCorThy pres� des over every chopel service, with uplifting hymns, beautiful stories and sermons. He is olways there ro rolls ro, and con really relate ro the needs of the srudenrs Chopel has been ond is on integral port of Middle School Jen Studoo ®f Dotxxch Swan Gabnot Ihoun Pair Troep MssoUvon Amalia Wnjo Ye� owmixxJo 36 Po v Am Cohort SIXTH Kolhy Anoooon BoMy Sue A idnQ Nathan Babcock PeO Efc Borfcs r ct M yt Kxj Amo Brots Beojamrs Brower Bronnon Barrier auoo Ctockett The king and his castle. WASHINGTON TRIP Matthew Dae Daniel Donocfco KJntm Ertckton fttacoth fko What do sixth graders look forward to all year? The trip to Washington, naturally, is this much-awaited occurrence. The Washington trip is preceded by a month of working on a paper about Washington's history and its major landmarks. Some papers turn into books of 100 pages or more. When the sixth graders do finally get to Washington D.C., they spend a few days doing extreme museum touring, and come back hap-pv and a little tired. Tne cnaperones come back to Mpls. happy and EXHAUSTED. But what about the rest of the sixth grade year? There was the thrill of the last year wearing uniforms, and more challenging classes. 37 Pocahontas never tells. GOD OR We have unearthed writings of these ancient people that nave led to our discovering records of an incredibly old cult. This cult, known as “SCIENCE STUDENTS , centered its worship around a strange god attributed with supernatural powers. The rituals involved in this worship were strange, unnatural experiments involving weather reports, placing furnaces in nonex-istant towns, making boats of clay, boxes of paper, strange structures of toothpicks, and, of course, the infamous egg drop ! Also, it seems to be this goo which incited the people to MAN? overthrow Western Civilization as it was known. However, one of our more learned scientists claims to have uncovered startling new evidence that this strange god did, in fact, exist! This god, known as King or more formally as “Misterprousesir may nave been a wise teacher who lived during the dark ages of the 1970's and 1980's in the domain the ancient writings call Breck . If this is true, modern history will be revolutionized. All history books will have to be rewritten to include this ancient wise man, and his strange following. 38 Valero Rnco Kenneth Rone Coriw Reece KomvMey Alexo Storyy JonoWwn Svoon T x� Triroot JAcroet Towntey XKY« Tunor StOVOft Wctoor Can't anyone chorvge Mr Jackson back nto a man? Myua Wastov stoo ar © Wftams Jenny Wrtortowd Jonathan Waofy tOm Woodand Mrs. Hancock or Chris Evert? Look, a litne man inside a book. ErkO A txJI Koifwme Beoira Ann® BjoJaryJ Robert Bake This year the school patrol is relatively small, consisting of twenty-eight members and six captains. The members are fifth and sixth graders who were nominated by last year's captains and were then approved by Mr. Kreischer They are: Drew Gaillard, Robert Goff, Nick Ber-reau, Heidi Helmich, Allison Crockett, and Nan Bress. Mrs. Harshbarger has wanted a story on the school patrol in the Mustang for two years. She stated that last year she had asked for a story so Officer Pederson could have one to remember us by. However, she requested it after the yearbook had been sent to the printer. Officer Pederson used to be our Officer, but now that Breck is out of the Minneapolis district. Officer Marx is our officer. When you're on patrol winter mornings you always know that there is hot chocolate waiting for you. But in the afternoon, there's only a warm bus. JoNlBfOwn S!«Wno Carolyn Glasoe reveals r er true identity. JonrVo' Harmon Hoather Heofn®r 6(01 HkJO SCHOOL PATROL Mena Covarxxjaf’ Dane Coroor AJ®xoro-a Carton Uoven DoGo .rvT Rotor Garukvy Carc � n Gtoioo 1ECK iTANGS Mo © DouQDorty Tea (dn Davtd ENon Mark Eveoitod Tiffany F W 40 Contrary to popular belief. Middle Schoolers participated in some after school sports. However, many people were not aware of this fact. The most common sport in the Middle School was soccer. Most of the kids going out for a fall sport picked soccer. There were several out standing soccer players in the 7th and 8th grade. To name a few: Jason Buxell. Michefle Siderakos. and Mark Stec. Another sport that did well this year was girls' swimming. About half the team was made up of 7th and 8th graders. Whitney Stoddord, Heather Hitchcock, and Serene Evenstad were outstanding. Some of the other teams that were offered in Middle School were the tennis team, basketball for boys and girls, football, and track. Boy! Look at that girl! SEVENTH Arvwmarw W Catherine trrcn Jctn Ke y Sarah O'Connor Jon C too Phip Overby Arfianti Payne Jamei Peter van Seventh graders are sort of in the middle of this section of the school. There are a few advantages to being a seventh grader. A person can be on an Upper School team like dow po� skiing or track, or a sev- Mo “°P'01’ enth grader can be on one of the inter-scholastic teams that the Middle school has. Along with this exciting prospect, there is the knowledge that eighth oST grade is only one year B0 n00 away. Cum Rotmuuoo OvttBvOel fond Sam loo Sondes Ac K ei Scf Xf louro Sftock0 y l tonsng snepord OUTSIDE SCHOOL Do Middle Schoolers Exist outside of Middle School? Is there even existence outside Middle School? Yes, there is life outside of school, and even though all Middle Schoolers have their own speical extracurricular life, some of them have special interests. For example, a 7th grader, Whitney Stoddard, is a nationally ranked diver. An 8th grader. Kathryn Swan, rides horses. When asked to write a few things about riding, she wrote, Riding is an interesting and rewarding sport. There are shows, races, money, and all sorts of prizes to win. Horses are, well, very changeable, with all of their styles, moods, and expressions. Along with these people, there are Middle Schoolers who play musical instruments, dance, do homework, and many other activities. 42 1$ there no ©scop© from gym? Mcfto Adam A xly Artdenoo Doufifcrt Andrvg NoiBort Sara 8eeacn Martoi 6k e Joioneu «l Eighth grade! Is it possible that all of these students have lasted long enough to make it into eighth grade? Are they truly old enough to see Mr. Ed's impression of frying bacon? Well, they saw it whether they were old enough or not. But anyway, what is it like being at the top of Middle School? Did this year's eighth graders enjoy it more or less than the eighth graders of past years? This year's eighth graders did enjoy their year at the top of Middle School, even though they would have liked having the privilege of being let out of chapel first given to them more often. The eighth graders had plenty of spirit, and let everyone know it as often as possible. EIGHTH THE END OF MIDDLE SCHOOL Andy Efron Swono Evcrutod Mcrtna Ftonoo Rodart Gtouaa OavW G ponwakJ PochoiHcnkn Heattw ►iicncock Suian Holden Ahon Houck Karen Fr gorson Sfophon Hyddce Evan Jone� Martha Jonej Demy Kaplan Aie« KrodO Scott Kreechor MRS. HANCOCK Mrs. Hancock is a familiar figure at Breck. Most of you have probably seen this whitehaired Welsh lady walking in the halls, always with a kind word and smile for everybody. That is Mrs. Hancock. the religious studies teacher, communion chalice bearer, and large part of the spiritual life at Breck. She is one of the most active teachers, always sharing and helping out. But she is leaving after this year. We. her students, will miss her and Icthus. Narnia and Aslan; Moral Dilemmas; and her Welsh stories. She has added an immeasurable amount of cheer to Breck. She is one of the school's best friends, and has been a good friend to everyone of her students; she is never a-loof or out of reoch. but is always there to talk to. All of us will miss her terribly. 43 ■ lany Lone Sorofi le h Soroh Ifceftu Mwy li f� e T o Sfowort Moclomon Ova McNamara tyro© Moore lamaia Murtirw PcCOo Nofton Jen PecXHioo Mtssy lurtsema can sleep with her eyes open MR Question: who is the best known of all teachers in Middle School? Who is shrouded in mist and mystery? Who is subject to more legend than the Abominable Snowman? Why. if you haven't guessed by now. you're obviously not in touch with the real world. The answer, of course, is Mr. Edmundson! Mr. Edmundson has been teaching at Breck for over ten years, and that just goes to show what kind of a glutton for punishment he really is (punishment of students, that is). Mr. Ed. as he is fondly known, has many little quirks of behavior that all his students, past and present, know and put up with. For instance, there is that strange walk of his that has earned him the name of Bouncer, Mr. Bounce, and has been imitated more times than James Cagney's snarl. And who could forget his always disqualified skits at Camp St. Croix? Some of them have become legend! Or his not-so-surprise quizzes. Yes. Mr. Ed is certainly one of d kind. (Thank goodness; who could stand the strain of another one?T ED! 44 Andy Efron But I did so wel against the computer. Tod Sox on •T® on ScNpko Matt Scftmatt Kotrmdno Snone Mcrtoto Sootcfcot Kan Smornon looo Sbo 3 What would a seventh or an eighth grader buy if you gave them ten dollars? We sent one of our roving page designers out to ask this question of a group of seventh and eighth graders. Serene Evenstad. Beth Wisely, Sarah Lesh, eighth graders, and Mark Exenstad, a seventh grader. a« said they would buymunchies. Debby Pogue, a seventh grader, said she would buy ten pounds of candy. Martha Flotten, an eighth grader, said she would buy Brad Palmer. What is a Brad Palmer? Jane RoHwagen. another eighth grader, said she would buy a sweater and jeans. Two eighth graders. Karen Schipke and Eric Ring-dahl said they would buy albums. None said they would invest it. 10 DOLLARS „ WHAT WOULD ! YOU DO WITH IT? We're ai RepubScans! KotHryn Swan Kro TanascfUt Bryan Tynei Matthew Wcfcjor Soon w«am� eir Wttofy 45 STUDENT LIFE Whaf do you mean, everyone else wo ks? What were Middle School Schoolers like this year? How was their life”? Middle Schoolers had their ups and downs, but Middle Schoolers did have life; that can be said about them. With a new campus, new Middle School heads, not to mention new lockers. the year was bound to be interesting. Middle Schoolers had new classes, such as typing and dance, along with a great deal of sports and extra-curricular activities. Middle Schoolers had an opportunity to be on yearbook or to be in one of the drama productions as a member of the stage crew. Each of the classes had a special event or field trip that helped make this year enjoyable, whether it was Camp St. Croix, Camp Idu- hapi, the infamous seventh and eighth grade hay ride, or Camp Warren. Middle School is sometimes viewed as a stopping point between Lower School and Upper School, but if one thinks about it. Middle School is necessary. How would eighth grade totally dominate if it weren't for Middle School? This would mean a great loss for the school community as a whole. As Middle School has no real, definite, mentality” (Mrs. Eugster), it needs its own extremes in a school where all kinds of people are found. Maybe Middle School needs an amorphous image, because this makes Middle School unique, and along with having a lot of life. Middle Schoolers are unique. You mean I'm the Halloween Queen? 46 Reverend McCorthy to Mrs. Globa. T share if you will Mrs. X's room, who also has a free fourth hour. Mr. F. reads her lunch menu, and learns where the teachers are going for lunch. Then, after a bathroom break, and various other stops, he makes a break for; THE OFFICE! Yes. the office is the place where all the teachers sneak when they are free, or are simply fed up with their class. Here, they sip ambrosia, and nibble on nectar(Hills Brothers and doughnuts) while passing the time of day (complaining about their rotten students). Mr. F. has spent many a happy hour in here, with Mr. B., the math teacher. Mr. X.. the Spanish teacher, and Miss. R.. the history teacher. Unfortunately for Mr. F.. he has a class in five minutes, for fifth hour. Slowly, he rises, eats one more doughnut, and takes a sip of coffee. Then, squaring his shoulders he returns to the fray, but, as he lectures, his thoughts drift back fondly to: The Office. What do those teachers really do when they don't have a class? This question has plagued mankind since young Abel wondered where his Science teacher went. Well, it's about time for this question to be answered. After all. this is the twentieth century, isn't it? Well, you are about to find out; what DO they (the Faculty) do? Our subject will be a young English teacher; let us call him Mr. F. Mr. F. has classes first, second, and third hours; BUT: he has a free fourth hour. As soon as the last young darling is out of the room, Mr. F. takes off. First, after a long stop at the water fountain (this is the only time of day he doesn't have to fight a fifth grader for rights to the water fountain) he stops in at FACULTY LIFE Don’t you DARE throw that. 47 Probobfy rhe mosr unusuol find in this orchoeoiogicol digging wos rhe section of prehtsroric life cofled Upper School In Upper School there were four grades colled freshmen. sophomores, juniors, ond seniors Freshmen were given this name because they were nor preserved by salring, pickling. or smoking; they were fresh. Sophomores, on rhe other bond, were so colled because rhey were involved in rhe orr of sophistry, meaning rhor rhey deprived everything of simpiciry The nexr in line were rhe juniors who were known for going through juvenescence — rhe transition from infoncy ro o full fledged junior The seniors spear mosr of their rime standing by their lockers, obviously for rhe some reason o boby has o secmrry blanker These four grades spent mosr of rher rime wondering in and out of rooms ro better their knowledge of life. To breok up rhe monotony of o day, things colled chop-el, lunch, ond frees were incorporated into on Upper Schooler's life Chopel wos a rime when everyone sot together in one room ond shored. Lunch wos similar if one ignored rhe noise level, ond rhe crowds of people stuffing themselves with food. During rhe free hour, rhe students would welder rhe halls or gather in various poces Mosr yudenrs who tried ro go into rhe library, where on oorh of silence hod ro be token, were immediately rhrown our, bur rhey could olso congregared in rhe commons oreo-olso known as rhe Pig-Sty. More information is sri being uncovered, bur these were rhe basic ocriviries rhor mode up rhe kfe of rhe prehtsrooc race of subhumons caled Upper Schoolers 48 5mol strongbox held coded formation believed ro be o port of the lode’s se curity system mb Soft fragile ofcjecrs were used to provide sensory simulation ond thus to enhance the learning process Provision bog held everything o student needed ro scrvtve for long periods n the ocodemic wove land Amusingly oncienr textbook contains the outdated ond ridiculous 3d sparid theories of fhe 20th century Primitive message exchange system was used ro refoy information concerning personol reiarioashrps Appears ro be some sort of poSticd ploccrd 49 FRESHMEN so At 11:00 on September 23, the entire freshman class rolled out of the Breck parking lot and rumbled on their way to Camp Isabella. When they arrived, there was a small setback: it rained. Despite this disappointment, the ninety ninth graders found plenty to do. There were activities such as rock climbing on a 30-foot wall, traversing a rope course, studying nature, and putting on skits. Kart Hmmohtrup Bridoot Hmt Jamot Jortnsoo fAchool Jortnscn fsicftoto Jcfwaon Afcco Kopion W am K oitot Mchoei Keien Snaw« Kioo© Mloi Kinoit During their free time, the students went into the commons room to play cards, sing, and gossip about the latest romance. Outdoors, when it wasn't raining, they played basketball and other sports. All freshmen claimed to have had a wonderful time (as specified under Sec. 12-E in the Student Handbook); nevertheless all were glad when they tumbled out of the buses in the parking lot on Saturday afternoon. Mchoo loukka SI What was it like to be a squid ? Contratry to popular opinion, most freshmen didn't think it was so terrible. A few were upset because they thought they had become the target of Upper School humor, and as Dianne Marsh said, it was certainly an experience . Most ninth graders, however, felt superior and older and freer in Upper School. The dreamy side of these ninth graders showed when they were asked what they would do if they had only one year left to live. Such comments as, Go to Greece and do everything possible. Quit school, take a world tour .. Go to a lot of parties ..and ... go to Austria and ski. , revealed the wanderlust of the youngest members of Upper School. As did. ... climb the Himalayans. sit on top of Mt. Everest, and achieve total nirvana. With fantasies like these how can they go wrong? S2 Crra Notice PhOpParK JoanPfc f Wow Po � The three suspects-Glosrud. Hanson, and Adoms-are seen here loitering in a suspicious manner. Karen cross country Caperton takes 5th place at districts. Wc Yye Ange ne Zovcxa Sarcfi Zrrmetmam Arxrow Taylor Steven Templemon Cftttaphtt Sme BoOOrt Spockof Sancto Stone Sleveo Swofen Jom Tctootn CJoyton Tenqjst Evangota ttmoogwos Chet two B� on Homer Venter Betti Am WcWen DavW Wong Ertc Wetter Doan WSomton W am WntorfOwO Ectoord Wittkopp Trrotny Woodand Grogory Vocft 53 SOPHOMORES Andrew Comfort Shonnon Sarah ENoo Dana Cury Donovan Etzabeth Bert Nancy Oavfd Erie Eafoo Nancy Eufnoer Eton Efron lexno Adam Eire And®r on Carolyn Androwj Anno Barrett PoJBooard Mchool Broemor Ajtrtd Brocket Kathertno Booby Wltam Campbe Rodtek Carton Mork Chan Rvjtham Cohen JohnCo«nj If we can only got Wayne to the parking lot. worry EHzabetl Meeker and Carrie Andrews. 54 95 sophomores this year?! No way! But it was true, folks. 48 returning Breckies and 36 welcome newcomers streamed through the sophomore hall this yfear. A lot of confusion resulted which was apparent in the queries floating back and forth during the first month. Such things as: Excuse me. what grade are you in? or What did you say your name was? could often be heard. During this initiation period, everyone seemed to feel alienated. The new. bigger school seemed to separate grades and friends, but, with the help of active student leadership, things soon settled down. From the success of the of the Isabella trip, it was easy to see the beginnings of a spirited and unified class. Pushing 100 may be tough at first, but it turned out to be more fun, too! 5S As the sophomore class worked through the year, they were con-fronted-sometimes unknowingly-with many issues. One of the first things returning students noticed was the difference between 1981 and 1982. Of course, the increased population was noticed. but there were other things. Tammy Melzer noted, ... it's more strict, and Janet Greenlees said. There are more rules. A major change of being a sophomore was the ability to drive (or at least take driver's ed). Everybody seemed very excited. They felt the power of driving would change their lives. They would have more freedom. How? ”1 could go out and do things, and my mom wouldn't always be coming to get me. said Debbie Rogers. Jon Seed was very practical: I wouldn't have to ride my bike anymore. Artftu loo Ctwjiopnor Jamei Vorooi I own PoJ Martino Pcrton lows Basically, they all felt they could, as Shannon Donovan said, expand their horizons, but Bill Campbell also showed a grimmer side of the issue: I'll die pretty quick. Also, sophomores realized that members of the opposite sex became more important. Carrie Andrews. Ian Steyaert, Bill Campbell, and Debbie Rogers all thought boy-girl relationships were pretty good at Breck while Karin Riley dissented. Everybody's too shy. Janey Moe agreed because School pressures are too much. and Jim Mandell felt that People get embarrassed and there's too much gossip. Boy-girl friendships, on the other hand, were thought to be quite good, but many wished for more than just friendship. With all this it seemed that the ups and downs of sophomore life would need a mountain-climber's skill. ArnOrtOO Moud Mchoei Maxtor Moathor McCoy ft adorn Moo or Tamara Metier Peter Mnrtfon Janoy Moo JOJOPti Mooooy Cawarvdra Opporman Steven Ortotf Mark Overtly Koonotn Potori Paine Pn o Anne Ph«p� HolenOuK KamMoy Krhtn Pngdanl Deoorcft Roger Mar RoMcM Gorara Rooming Jame Poivnan 56 McfKXH ScTyorcB J� on Sorgont Koffyyno ScNpke Jocothan Seea Mormo Shul Jarmo Srnncns an Stevoort DavO Swtnort Stovon Topoef StorgkH Tnootogooi Frank Thorpo Ol« a Vetotquoi- Demcfc WAarru jcm Yorker Brsono Drx Wafcort Zhang Jn Le Robocco Woa.iy Aon WekJy John Wot Karen Van Neil Arxyow Wheeler Wa� no WkJerton Ellen Efron discovers rhe world 6 florl 57 JUNIORS Bonjamn Carol Atcttvon Jofl Boko Amutrong Regon Fulton finds inner peoce in Biotogy The purpose of rhe junior doss rrip on No vember 12,1981, ro comp Sr. Croix was ro help unify rhe doss ond increase doss spirit. Davie Christenson listed some of rhe activities of rhe day: We played football, talked, and did skits making fun of rhe school. Some of rhe rhemes for these mini-plays were Mr. Rogers in Bredsland ond The Breck Zone. The skits were definitely rhe highlight of the doy The rrip accomplished its purpose. Barb How ord explained: People began ro think more positively about rhe school ond eoch other. We were supposed ro think of something we could do for Breck. This resolve wos expressed in many ways throughout rhe yeor Sam Barrett Jony Beocft Shawn Bergetson Cotoon Bo rno Marfa Bowman Amy EVond Jane Brume tuba BUfOjenko John Check David CMfctonwn waamccto Jojhuo Colton Christoph© Curry Koty Driscol Me hoot Dvorak Demo Eolon Margaret EdDkxn Mam Don Edward Ewng 58 Do we get gym creek for rhs DoyKJ forron ffooonRilon fwnXJti'ck G Oi Amy Gimon Co o Gwnton Feed GoUbtfO � Aorv Howard Barbara Howard r Groonwdd $topho« Gunnrt Crwtian Hoga od Amy Hefcm MoteoHaraog Amy Haruco Cnorioi Hojqo W� om Howard Cry Johnson roykx searches for rhe mmorro phrase to ere her composton Cartel Kennedy Sammy KhcMDala AAo lanotot Mcftoei lev ® Aiexanao MocM� an jeuco Ma e The Student Council system of 1981-82 was very different than the system of previous years. There were only two representatives from each class since the offices of secretary and treasurer were abolished. Underclass grades also elected a third representative. Also, under Mark Hanson's and Ben Douglas' leadership, the Student Council was more politically oriented this year. Instead of simply organizing social events, they worked on the problems of student life. Two examples of this were the rewriting of the constitution and the dress code issue. There was quite a stir when this code was changed, but the council met to discuss the issue several times, and worked to establish a policy which was acceptable. Each class also had individual projects such as the sale of Happening's Books by seniors, concessions at home games by juniors, homecoming buttons by sophomores, and carnations by freshmen. All this and more contributed to the main purpose of the Student Council, which was to try to promote school spirit and Upper School unity. Alexandra McCuloucr A� on Murphy Moc Notion Bran Notdte Shety Omdcrt Bradford piaff Stephen Potey Jotfroy Ramey Anthony Wmarclc Robert Romero Ken Satapatek 60 Susan Schtott Scot Sherman Corolno S40 a Morv Speck er Po'or Stetwog ThcnXM Stch Korto Stormo John Swoion Rebecca Ta or Stephen Teska Brtan Thyr Jan Tyson Jomojtfnen Robert Waloco Rebecca WatUm Dowd Wlomi Koto Wnton w� am weoty Stephen Yoch Mchoel ZiTmormann 61 Jeff Rainey and Ed Ewng like being juniors. UPPER SCHOOL LIFE John SwoJen ond Mark Ovefby ore de ir e y awesome. 62 Tom Such receiving tegai broadcast from behind the iron Curt on? Mke Mounel watches words dance upon rhe poge In rhis Upper School we found four phases of prehistoric life The firsr wos rhe phase of rhe squid. A squid wos o rype of cuttlefish. Whenever something went wrong it wos Warned on rhe squids because of rheir subhuman rrars. The nexr phase wos of rhe enfeghrenmenr. Those wise fools'' who rhoughr rhey were enlghrened usually hod incredibly useless ideas, ood seemed to wonder oround tn o glowing haze The nexr sroge cfccovered wos o direct result of rhe former This wos rhe d gence. Ar this point, rhe developing species begon ro pur into practice rhe previously latent ideas They worked so hord or such futie tasks that rhe nexr year oil of them went into o dormonr store — the slump. After this enrire process, rhe beings were rhrusr our of rhe protective womb of rhe school into life. 63 Yes. bur how wl we ger down? SENIORS This nexr section of rhe speed report is entirely devoted to on in-depth study of rhe products of rhe archaic educational commu n� ry known as Break School These products were caled seniors'' These seniors possessed unique characteristics which distinguished them from other members of the community. Physicd traits nduded cocoo stains oround rhe mouth, and an oddetion to junk food, especially one named cheesebolts'' These were definitely hebir-forming substances. Many seniors fell victim to rhe terrible physicd ond psychologicd havoc wreaked upon them becouse of their constant use of o soft drink containing caffeine. The yudenrs even hod a seler, or a dealer, conveniently set up or a nearby yore. Another phsyool attribute of sectors was their lock of yrengrh. We have reason to bekeve seniors were considerably weaker than other kinds of yudenrs, perhops be cause of their raxing daly schedules Evidently. they spent most of their time resrng This was usuaSy in o room referred to os rhe lounge , spedoty constructed ro induce relaxation. Seniors thought of themselves as infinitely superior, which may hove been true In spire of ai their limiting aspects, these seniors hod tremendous potential, both as a group and as individuals A book of the religious teachings of the times. A type of artificial food eaten regularly by busy students. A furry object worn on the foot for protection against the elements. A drink with white puffy substance floating in it. The symbol of a barbaric group that threw a pigskin around. Pictures of friendly barbarians: absolutely no use. 65 Books filled with the knowledge of these stone oges. A John D. Adams Entered: 1978, left 1980, re-entered 1981. Nicknames: Tim Scobie. Awards and Activities: Honors High Honors 9, Bugle 12, Bike Club 11, Cres Fan 11, Hall Monitor 10, Patrol 5-8. Memories: The Yellow Limo, Escape Breck, Turn on the Turbo! , Nice Radio , 1st and 2nd Annual Tailgate Parties, We shoulda started this earlier , Life Seevers, Convention Grill, The beach, Hi Mom! , I'd like to see two bicks smashed together! , Been shopping? , No, I'm John Adams, that's Tim Scobie. , Halloween '81-Pierce and McIntyre, How do you do, Mrs. Hoigaard , Take the jump, That's your T.V.? Snakey's Pizza, I'll get three-you get two, I want me mummy, who cares John, J'adams, Oh sorry, California Kid, Berkeley, tan, Santa Cruz, GQ, You be Dookey! Hi Dina. Catherine Evans Anderson Entered: 1977. Nicknames: Cathy, Big C. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, Volleyball, Yearbook. Memories: Swimming in S.L.C., sculpting lessons with Tracey, Arrested for bank robbery. Pink Flamingo Gang, Gret-ty's boyfriends, Gretty's box, ya, ya, ya, Burch Pharmacy, Nankin, sounds kanky, Helen Hunch, Tea for you two!, Feb. 23, Graduation party and the shower scene, The K.C. and the purple Minnekahda Nugents, blenderizcd strawberries, summer '81 slumber party, Kris Dinger and Bumbie, Bruce and Brookes, Dundee smells and walks on James, prom at Pron-tos and the plugged toilet, Trenchy. Kerstin Elizabeth Anderson Entered: 1976-1980, 1981-. Nicknames: Kerst. A wards and Activities: Honors 10-12, International Club 9-10, Pres. 12, Logos 12, Dance Committee 9-10, 12, Skiing V 10,12, Soccer 9, Track V 8-10, 12. Memories: Back rubs in German class, 10th grade skiing, flying kazamas, branding sessions, 10th grade prom fire extinguisher, summer parties, Nancy, I bought you a Dr. Pepper , concert crazy, curly hair, 1st Annual Tailgating Party, Halloween '81, Germany, Markus, Biggi, Baumi, Andy, As-bach, Uralt, dancing, dirt bike riding, Golden Bananas, Katzefleisch, the first big sneak off, the Pinata Incident, the tan one, saunas after skiing, Quie's Cabin, lugers, I need my pearls. breckI SCHOOL Michele Lynn Anderson David Christian Armstrong Keith Warren Bartz Entered: ten. 1981. Memories: the railroad tracks, Windsor Crest, the coffeehouse, the Kicks, the switchboard, 4th of July, Arby's, Stillwater, the Elite. Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Dave. Awards and Activities: Intramural Board '79, '80, '81, Student Director in '81. Memories: CHICAGO, Uno's, Tango's, Prom '81, New Trier East, George's on the weekends, Westmoreland, a friendly and accepting Brcck Senior Class, Chicago's Blizzard of 79. Entered: 1971. Nicknames: Alb, Albot, Reef, Casper, Rock. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, Band 9-12 Louis Armstrong Jazz Award, Who's Who in Music, Breck Singers, State Solo and Ensemble Winner, MIP Singer, Soccer V 11-12. Basketball JV 10-11 MIP 11, Baseball V 9-12, Bugle 11-12 Sports Editor 12, Quest 11. Memories: E. Globa, Ashanti from the Dark Continent, heinous. Patches on my B'ville Jacket, the XL sport, Coach Roy, Roguish, Minnedookie, GQ, Hey Benner, s'up? Jeff and Eed, ... , Only in Kenwood, Wern, Where's Frails and Kudesf Coach Flood believed, King Raw and King Bad, 'Dina, 'Zata, 'Tonka, Kordo's World Series Parties, Me and my somebody jacket, Brickhouse, B'ville doms! I'm somebody! King Radical and his Kosher Park h-band. Keith Warren Michelle, this is your tummy speaking Wesley Douglas Beedon Entered: 1969-1976, 1977-. Nicknames: East, West, Wes. Awards and Activities: Who's Who in Music a ward '80-'81, Bugle 11-12, Choir 10. Soccer JV 10, Track 9, Ski Team 11-2, Golf 11, Homecoming Candidate 12. Memories: The no honor awards-9-12, 3rd row Rush concert. Barefoot, Randolf Inn, Lundborg, masterblas-ters at Roosevelt, 2112 overture, Dave and Sam, tailgating before football games, the tank, the shark, Mr. Rogers, Yvonne's quotes, Joyce-mobile , Strawberry Jam , Hokey, Wayne Gilbert, Pick a bone, things happen fast at 55, you're on the team, Wes' hair! Yah! , There is trouble in the forest , Yvonne's contact attacks, Mr. Stern's ques. 1, your mom. General Hospital?, the big lime ice cream cone, E. Globa, 32 , 2nd hour at 7-11, sure. Scott Alan Brandt Entered: 1980. Awards and Activities: Honors 11-12, National Math Contest Winner 11, National Merit Semi-finalist, Football 10-12, Wrestling 10-12. Memories: I can't remember, Sigma, Caving, Hey Mike, put your kick-stand up. , Ken, look out for that car . Manic Depression, Reggae, What do you mean there's none left?! Let's go get some, got any money? No, I gotta go to practice, Farmer Mike, the seminary, Rock-n-Roll High School, Where are we going? Judson Keith Champlin Entered: 1973. Nicknames: Jud, Abduhl Hes-son Cortez. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, Computer Club 9-11, Bugle 12, Yearbook 12, Science Club 12, International Club 12, Dance Committee 12. Memories: China!, Washington, JQ (Jud's Quarterly), Telluride, Ching Dao, train derailments. Father Quie, Mrs. Berg, the Moon Mobile, The committee for putting things on top of other things 9-12, Stones '81, Ski trips to Fargo, Arc they testing yet? , Zambian Boogie, The Boat, Airport Left, DEVO, Youth for the Advacement of Melvin Filmore, Does anybody really know what period this is? Super Calc, Suffering from Hot Chocolate Withdrawal, Minni and Maxi Boxes, Rock lobster, Tic Tac Dough Fan Club. Amy Jo Cleary Entered: 1977. Nicknames: JO, Aim, Amos, Arner. AJ. Awards and Activities: Honor-s High Honors 9-12, Cum Laude Society 11, Volleyball JV 9 MIP 9 V 10-12 MVP 11, Softball JV 9, Basketball Manager 11, Yearbook 11-12, International Club Secretary 11, Choir 9-10, Breck Singers 11-12, Senior Class President, Homecoming Queen. Memor cs.Rumblettcs, Ski trips with Ady, Mad, and the girls-Vail, Steamboat, Big Sky, Horny hats, summers in Westport, Mass. (Home of Cow Tippers Anonymous), Africa and China, Bourgeois Orphans, my macho Big, Joe Brown and the notebooks, D.B. Kaplan's, Dr. Pepper and gourmet popcorn. The Chippewa Kid, Lane and Bus 7, By the time we're seniors we'll be out of controIHI Forever, good friends arc forever FI . J w. ri David Gordon Cooper Entered: 1976. Nicknames: Coop, Cooper, Coops. Awards and Activities: Goff 10-12, Ski team 9-10. Memories: low Honors 9-12, Amtrak derailment in East Glacier, Wink Mar-tindale Fan Club, Tcrluride, Vail, Big Sky, The Nova, Grizzly Quie, Stones '81. The Bat, the PSATNMSQTYRLVOTMPLOR Test, German class. Dart practice on the Moon Walk. Stephan Patrick Daly Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Dales. Awards and Activities: Honors, 9, Football 9-12, Basketball 10-12 Conference Champs 11, Skiing 9, Track 10,12, Football Conference Champs 12. Not to touch the Earth Not to sec the Sun Nothing left to do but Run, Run, Run This is the End, Beautiful friend My only Friend The Ena of all that stands The End. I'll never see your face again Green-eyed lady ocean lady Child of nature, friend to man Green-eyed lady knows the life I've never seen Setting suns in lonely lovers' dreams. Remember this. Dave? Jack Kenneth Der Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Jr. Awards and Activities: Football V 12, Conference Champs 12, Hockey V 12. Memories: Trying out for football, 1st day of school, 1st football (same, Coach Flood sayings: two feet splits, this is the last thing I'm going to say; Ben Douglas: the 1st hit counts, where are we going to lunch, forgetting no one drove, watening cartons at Shalcey's, My mean brothers wont let me do anything , working in ceramics, trying to get out of history, going to state first year in football, going out for pizza, let's have a moment of silence, being new and average, more homework. I'm awake, being on time, whose house are we going to for dinner?. Trig 4th hour, Canuck, Mad, Schuly. Scott Trever Dougan Entered: 1973. Nicknames: Dougie, Dougs, Scotty. Awards and Activities: Dougan Award, Honors 9-11, High Honors 11, Commendations: Science 11, Drama 8. Memories: Open mouth tests. My house is Brown, HAAAAACCHI, I'll bet Sabina let the fire go out, there are no dogs left in Excelsior, drooling at the Palace, Jazz Band, playing at B-ball games, knocking over stand, spilling music on court-stopping game, the handcuffs, falling up stairs, Breck’s new coat of arms. Chuck, Jase, Balloons and Scott, You Can't Take It With You, The Boyfriend, Jabberwock, Bye Bye Birdie, The Matchmaker, Once Upon A Mattress, The Skin Of Our Teeth, Babes In Arms, Quick Matt! Kill the Klingons, Germany, College Roulette, cadet shute, the Amazon, I HATE SUITS, Mickey on Rampage. Ben Nathaniel Douglas Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Benner, Dough Boy, Yogi, Silly-boy. Awards and Activities: Football V All-Conference 9-12, Basketball JV 9, V 10, Wrestling V All-Conference 10-12, Homecoming King 12. Memories: working at France , Halloween 10th grade, Haw, Ba-bee , Kordo’s World Scries, Hit me with your best shot , Brian Mason, dem ders jugs , We have no Globa feesh, Tinez-Tacos, Big dum Ning Nang, Ma'Ma, Joe Mama, Joe Baby, Joe Grandma, Physics-smooch, Nose, Wnatchu be talkin'', I's somebody , B'ville Rules, XL patches. Hose, silly-girl, you be chili, Hecbeegeebees, Kevin, Danny, Wally Chan, Greg,Conf. Champs-E. Globa, V. Globa, Mike Schulenbcrg, Rob Bias., Love you all, I'm a senior. Leah Ann Dvorak Entered: 1978. Memories: wail here ... go there come in . stay put be yourself ... be someone else obey the law . break the law be good ... be evil be wise ... be foo-lish be safe .. be dangerous bc satisfied .. be cnvious be honest .. be deceitful be faithful ... be perfidious stop ... go live ... die ycs .. no Cable ... submit right ... wrong sit down ... stand up create destroy accept ... reject talk ... silence Buzzcock's: A Different Kind of Tension Daniel Marvin Fields Entered: 1978. Nicknames: King Raw, Dread, Mr. Personality. Awards and Activities: Basketball |V9V 11-12, Track V 10-12, All-Conference 10-12, Districts 10, Regions 10. Memories: No, you don't understand , Moonham, Drumhead, Rip sessions at the Drive-in, Eden Prairie Babes, My twin broth-cr-Chan, Sid O'Brien, GQ, The deuce, what gone, sah . North side Rogues, Natty Dread, Hyatt Regency D.C., excuses, Bee Pollen and DEVO, Ain't they fine , brownies, cabins, in-home vacations, sporting, the serious trio, You are very lame . My Generation, No Woman No cry, TRACEY. Robert Marcell Glasrud Entered: 1970. Nicknames: All-star, GQ, Fireball, Rosco, Glas, Marcoll. Awards and Activities: footbaW V 11-12 Capt. 12 All-Conference 12, Soccer JV 9-10, Hockey V 8-12, Baseball V 9-12, All-conference 11-12, Honors 9-12. Memories: Becky, 1981-the summer of change, Watertown, arguing with Kordo and getting kicked off the baseball field. My ninth grade rowdy days, Powcrrock, The Mean Machine, My 870 , Football Champs '81, lasting at Brcck for 12 years, spending $400 on new clothes, Hey bum, get a shave and a haircut , Frccbird, Tne first hit is the one that counts , Brawl on the bus with Douglas during baseball. 71 Peter Cloba Entered: 1978. Nicknames: E. Cloba, Paul, Hill, Boof. Awards and Activities: Honors 11-12, Binger Scholarship Award, Football JV 9 V IQ-12 Capt. 12, Basketball JV 9 V 10-12, Hustle-Leadership Award 10-12, Track JV 9-10 V IT-12. Memories: Heebeeieebees, Musky Squad, Star-gazing on the golf course in Florida, The Pier, Canada, the car wash with Syd, Rocky Horror, Hooch, Hoop, Daly, Hovy, The Who '80, Skiing at Turtle Lake, Daly's cycle, The Dugout with Sachs, Homecoming '80-'81, Benner. Are you two really twins?! Vic and the Mustang. Victor Globa Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Vic, V, E. Cloba, E. Globafeesh. Awards and Activities: Football JV 9-10 V 11-12, Basketball JV 9,11 V 12. Memories: The Who '80, Florida's golf courses. Hose me sign, Football Overnight '80, Concert at the Randolph Inn, Spirit Mountain, July in Canada, Brador, Bashing up the 78 Mustang II, the fire in the Chapel, Tri-Valley Champs, Breck-Mayer 26-7, A Football Memory, Wake up! The Air Controllers are on strike! Apocalypse Now, I'm finally a senior. Two feet splcets, 100 up-downs, 10 manmakers, then you're done; Kordosky's Wild World Series Parties, Big Dumb Ning Nang, Dookey, Boof, Joe Baby, Joe Mama, Joe Grandma, whaichoo be talkin', Hee-beegeebees, Hose, It's the first hit that counts. Matthew David Goldman Entered: 1978. Nicknames: the hitman, Wild-ster. Matt, Otto, Captain Chemistry, Radar. Awards And Activities: Honors 9-12, Grand Dungeon Master Award, Cross Country 12 MIP, Soccer 9-10, Crew 11 (Matchmaker and Once Upon a Mattress), Fantasy Role Playing Game Assn. 11-12, Nofty 9-12, Science Club 10-12, Planning Board 10-12. Memories: The Grateful Dead '81, The Dead Run '81, Israel 74, Japan '81, STARFORCE, Software Wars, River Road at 75 m.p.h., Harleauin, The Move, Reality-What a concept, class trips. Yesterday, Soraq. Frances Porter Graves III Entered: 1976. Nicknames: Pancho, Prince, Paco. Awards and Activities: Honors 9, Football 9-12, Memories: Football-You Bet, window hopping overnight 79, Washington May trip '81, You are my favorite student?. Conference, Como estas? , Breck All-Star Wrestling, life in the library, the demise of the chapel, Captain Kendricks Memorial Kelp Bands, Come Sail Away. David Chapman Grubb Entered: 1969. Nicknames: Davie, Grubber, Davit, Grubp, WAYNE, Awards and Activities: Soccer JV 9-10, V 11-12, Tennis V 11-12, Wrestling 12. Memories: China 1,11, Africa, John the Zambian, Tclluride, Crested Butte incident, Zambian Boogie, Marlboro Man, Ching Dao, Big Mt., the night I found 'em, Dad’s party Jan. 4th, Elizabeth, Tracey's Cabin, the boat, Krom Quie's senior speech, teen tones, stretch the elongated lanky mug, Quie's Cabin, spot A-11, slumber party with Eliz in Fla., me and Krom in Fla., The Boot or Deaihniobile, Marcy Milan, Father Quie, DEVO, Stones '81, Movie Club, Bunch 'o' lunch, Glendorn, Airport left. Coach Stern, Diabolical crosses. Rabbit Hutch, Coach Roy, Tex Quie, Van the Man, M. Hanson, going bowling. Big man on campus. Bret John Haaland Entered: 1969. Awards and Activities: Cum Laude Society, High Honors 9-10, Honors 11, Bradford Lamson Award, 9, Soccer 9-11, Bugle 10. Memories: Senior Weekend, Willy (Powers) McBride, You've got a friend , Singin' in the Rain , chocolate chip cookies, Lalaplooza, Misha, Cookies 'n' Cream, ice cream, Teddy Bear, You're so Bizarre! Bret on Washington trip-1976 Mr. Brady and Alice Paul Fedir Hajovy Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Haj, Boof, Hovy, Face, Fly. Awards and Activities: Honors 10-12 McKnight Scholarship, Football 10, Soccer v 11-12, Track V 10-12, State Track Meet '81-All Conference '79-'81, Wrestling 10. Memories: Heebeejeebees, Brador, Canada, physics window, The Who, YES, Mt. Tom, boat ride at 4:30 am, Daly, Globa, Florida, driving home from Canada, pivo, Daly's picnic table. Homecoming '81, the bridge and dugout with Sachs, Howies, rally, summer of '80, Nych at Mt. Tom, car wash with Sid, Who are you?, working man, stargazing on the golf course in Florida, The Ukes, Heavy Metal, white sands, wagga-wagga, cycle crash''Tho future is uncertain ana the end is always nearer. Mark Pearson Hanson Entered: 1975. Nicknames: Hans, Wayne. Awards and Activities: Soccer V 10-12, Mus-tanger and Co-Capt. 12, Basketball V 10-12, Class pres. 11, Pres, of Student Council 12, John Nelson Math Award, RPI Math and Science Medal, Harvard Award, Cum Laude Society, High Honors 9-12. Memories: Dave Joen-the Buzz Saw Co., Quie's Cabin, shutting down Engstrom vs M'haha in snow in last soccer game, Roy, Cathy, Tri-Valley Co-Champs, B-ball memories, Koinonia and the BLTs, Germany, I am kinda dumb. I just test good. , BWCA trips. Grubber's senior speech. Prom '81, The Boot, cone raids, Annie, Should we go to school, or Lunds?! , Ebert's blind date, Jeff!, Bergy and Swallen, Back rubs in German, Hoagy Bartz from Albania, ... it kinda stinks, but I like it. Deirdre Ann Harrison Entered: 1977. Nicknames: Dee. Awards and Activities: High Honors 9-12, Cum Laude 11, Dartmouth Alumni 11, State French and Singing 9-12, Student Council Awards 10-11, Logos 12. Memories:Marisa, Rev, Mrs. Hancock, Mr. Livingston, Mrs. Bradley, CTC, Socrates, -You Can't Take It With You, The Boyfriend, Munge, Squeezing grapefruit, Perrier on New Years, fabbcrwock, Bye Bye Birdie, TEXAS!, Lechunga, window, rock in Colo., These Are The Good Old Days, Dog Food, Midnight omelettes, DQ, Matchmaker, ONCE UPON A MATTRESS, milk on New Years, one last carnival, Jazz, Women's Soccer, the Amazons, Chec, Jimmies shopping carts in Concord, Singing Clowns, Cat Stevens, Spencer, Mike, Conn, Jim, MAYA, the Dane, Finally 2 free hours and privileges! My own class at last. Jennifer Ruth Haskin Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Jen-niffer. Beverly. Memories: 9th grade incident, Kelly, junior Privileges, CRAM-FAX, Cap, Shirlmobile, LC's and cggrolls, surviving with Tracey and Mary Jo, BMW, The Who, coming in from the cold, Muttsy and the Peeps, Tracey muzak, m-yard, some handicapped person's going to have to pick that up. Senior Weekend and Kim, 10th and 12th grade nature hikes, Teppic Rhinestone . LIVE, the big D, Kim's fall and the orange cones, Tracey's double T.T., Mr. R. at the Royal wedding, graduated highest in our class, cabins, JR Ewing, E. Ewing, (double drag) SCOTT, Sheila-ya' know I love ya' Baby. How did we get to be friends? Yvonne Marie Heiser Entered: 1977. Nicknames: Yvonneski, Poco. Awards and Activities: Honors 9,11, Godspell 8, The Boyfriend 9, Bye Bye Birdie 10, Eoina Optimist Club 11, Dance Committee 11-12. Memories: I love Sam Barrett, Paula, Theresa, Jodi, Bob, Wes, Scott, Paula's Franklin, Clog Man, Lake Harriet, Greece, China, Fannis, Alex, D.B. Kaplan's, Taj Mahal, 32 , A-Broth-ers, Trashcan, Egg, Wes's hair. Who's in my parking space? LOVE,Gorde, tuition? Trig, D. Revolia, Stern, Taffism, Homecoming, The Lime Ice Cream Cone, Cars, Perkins-Kim, Car-lyn's Bath Bout, SAM. Daniel Peter Heystek Entered: 1978. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, National Merit Commendation, Soccer 9,10,12, Ski Team 11-12, Golf 10, Tennis 11-12, Student Council 12, Bugle 12. Memories: Castle Rock, Colorado, Goonay, ogling with Fred, true Biology, The Stones, Tuesday Night Movies, I think I deserve better than a B + , Fruit Pot, I hate German, Senior Business, Business Manager, the Treasurer, My white Capri, Women cops in Edina, Doc Stop, the 9th grade hall, I aid what- where? Falling in and out of love every 5 minutes. Charles Julian Hoigaard Entered: 1980. Nicknames: CJ, Cut, Civ. J., lake. Awards and Activities: Soccer 9,10, V 12, Hockey 9-11 V 12, Tennis V 9-12, Edina West 1981 State Tennis Champions. Memories: Tennis parties. The Cunningham Incident, Hobby and the Midget A’s, Winnipeg '80, '81, Putt-putt for bucks, Bassin with Mark, Park-wood Lane, Woolybear and the Gang, Dawn of the Dead, Walnut Ridge, XL, Patches Forever, Bariz your mama, the no-game goalie, 20 , The Shack, Tailgating '81, Halloween '81-Maclntyre and Pierce, Leinenkugcl's, liv- awith Don Juan Tim Scobic, hunting, No-, too bad Kat, N.S. Dick Tracy, Showers with Tim. DOORS CONCERT '82, Good Luck: Tim S., Tim P., Kata, Urban Kaskc, Adams, and Dooky Bill Knealc, Sleep and Eat. Charles Alexander Horowitz Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Chuck, Pelio, Chewie, Lefty, Pluto, Carlos, Klaus, Charlie, Horsewits. Awards and Activities: High Honors 9-12, Science Club 10,12, Bugle 11-12, Yearbook 11-12, Skiing 11-12, Soccer 9-10, X-Couniry 12, Tennis 9-10, Track 11-12. Memories: Biking to Canada with Will and Scott, Boundary Waters, Hose the Flames! the Juke Box Heroes, the Breck Patrol, watch Matt wipe out the Klingons, the Ultimate Cruising Machine, Malta declares war on the Soviet Union, disco till you drop, a tongue depressor? Thunder Bay is a nice town, Minnesota Mudhens, Sinclair Lewis was lonely, wanted companionship, and was lonely. The Who Concert, Bruce Fraser. It's not my place in the 9 to 5 world. Joey Ramone Nancy Leigh Johnson Entered: 1981. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, Dance Committee 12, International Club 11-12, Skiing V 9-12, Softball 10-11, Soccer 12. Memories: Nancy Johnson, didn't you used to go here? Marshal Mallow, I earned my pearls. Who's crying now? harsh , I have the pinata, influence and manipulation. Best of the Best, ice cream. Women's Dept. Bathroom Patrol, AP suntanning and beach studies, the tan one, wicked , Eloise Butler Bird and Wild Flower Sanctuary, the shadow, look out for the potted plants , just the worst . Beth Lynn Kaplan Entered: 1975. Awards and Activities: High Honors Honors 9-11, Volleyball 10, Bye Bye Birdie 10, Cross Country 12. Memories: Tne desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases ever with the acquisition of it. Lawrence Stern, Character is what you are in the dark. Free runners must prepare to bruise. To take it all, sometimes to lose. They play it full without a thought. Their bodies ache, they never rest. Their massive hearts deep in their chests Fully committed. Strong as the wind, their freedom is The sum of both taking and giving; Always for love, never to hurt Origin earth. Lauchland Henry Andrew David Kaske Entered: 1978. Nicknames: And. Memories: But ugly. But sweet. The Yellow Limo with the sweet radio. Thud Thud Thud THANK YOU, Don't be dookey, Bob's, Katie's, Josh's, Kelly's, CJ and Polly's, 1st and 2nd Annual Tailgating, Katter , No Way, Upper right hand corner, XL, be heinous, 2nd hour study with the rat, Eddie, Mad, and Candy A., the soccer fans, Way to go, Wayne! The Scobie Adams Monty Pytnon Show, my little friend, On the Road Again, How's that again?, singing in Yonk's class, nice work, Good Luck: Will, John, Mr. Freeplay, Eberta, PJ, Mad, CJ, Kim, the two Tim's and the two Pat's, Oh, by the way-What's up, Jackson? John Frederick Katter Entered: 1974. Nicknames: Juan, Kats, Deb., Katta. Awards and Activities: Hockey V 9-12, Baseball V 9-12, Soccer V 11, Prom Committee 11, AFS Carnival 11. Memories: Amanda S., Oh boo, Rochester-IOth grade. Class of '81, Total intensity, 4 Kattcrs at Brcck, XL rules, '80-'81 Hockey team, fade away flip shot, raincoats, Katter-Andy, Tim S., Tim P., CJ, Polly, Madeline, Kim, and the rest of the Class of '82, Ridin' the storm out. Heinous, Priorities: Mom and Dad, Patches forever. Put your collar down, Bartz-your mama, Scobie's jokes. Godfather's Pizza, Buzz saw. Free play Friday, Moose call. The almost N. Dakota trip, 17th in state. This is it — the year here and gone. The number ... 3!!! 77 Lauralee Ann Kiely William Leslie Kneale Stacey Snyder Kohler Entered: Winter 1979. Nicknames: Laura, Lauralyc, Gopher. Awards and Activities: Cheerleading 11-12, Capt. 12. Memories: Get psyched. Sue, Baishe lives on, Spliff, Kinks and ACDC concerts, OH HI, OK, I lied. Why? Why not! Free For All, Time For Me To Fly, Free Bird, emyff, Olga, mystery date with Eddie Munster, North Carolina, Nuffin, Proms, I'm a funny one, TPing red truck. Beach Boys in bondage, Wasted Time, Kick and run, Uncle Ron, Mr. Bill, Pick me. Shannon and del. Pinball Wizard, Darlin, Country Boys, BLAH, Burger W'op, Summertime, Bye. Entered: 1975. Nicknames: Bill, Billy. Awards and Activities: Soccer IV 9 10 V 11, Hockey V 9-12, Capt. 12, Baseball V 9-12 MVP 10 Capt 12, Honors 9, Binder Scholarship 10-11, Memories: Hockey trip to Duluth, Rochester, 2nd in state in soccer. Met Center with 51 sec.: Breck 4 S'west 5, 17th in state. Baseball with Kordo, Mr. Whalen, Quest '81, Breck-the Underdog, XL, Heinous Albs, Don't be Dooky, Braincrd, Nautilus, Summer Coaching, Prom '81, State Hockey Tournaments, Tailgate Parties, Hajoyy's lips, E. Globa, Da boys from Chicago and Chippewa Falls, Skiing first time, Halloween Party, Cl's house, Dukeman CJ, Adams-the Manager, Andy, Juany, Gilbot-Reh-Heh, Werny, PJ, Mano, King Nautilus, Grubba, Ebert-you're strong. Van Ope, Hans, Michael G. Entered: 1970. Nicknames: Stace. Awards and Activities: Honors High Honors 9-11, Certificate of Appreciation: Michael Dowling '78, L. Paxton Meeker Award '79, Departmental Distinction: Art, '80, Special Thanks Appreciation PM Magazine '81, Gymnastics V 8-10, Cheerleader V 11-12, MVP 12, Class Sec. 9, Class Vice-Pres. 10, Class Sec. 11, Quest: France. Memories: Mr. Arthun, piggyback rides in 1st grade, the farm, Smilie , little people , Mags and the bear walk, Fred, New Year's in New Jersey, a real cowboy , Colorado and the spill , Broken in bone but not in spirit . Try Cnun King for a Bahama Sunburn, Taba-holic! BYOWhat! good friends, rainy days, and rainbows. John Paul Kromminga Entered: 1976. Nicknames: Krom, Domingee, Nautilus Man, Hands, Ahmad, Juan Carlos. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-10, Edina Optimist Award, Football 9-12, Baseball 9-11, Basketball 9-10, Track 12. Memories: Let's go to Southdale Bowl the darkman, scoping at beach. Lake Nokomis, vacation at St. Mary's, I'm going to Nautilus with les , cabin party, Can I borrow some money? , But I'm out of gas , B-ville nightmare, Bergees eating. Bush country, BYOP 9-11, Van Ope, grounded, strike out King, senior speech with Dave, Bycrly's, good luck to Grubber, Van Ope, Quicbe, Kneale, Hanson, Bergee, Rainey and everyone else. Elizabeth Foy Larsen Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Little Ee, Elf, E., Larsen, Slim. Awards and Activities: Honors 10- 11, Gymnastics V 5-9, Tennis 9,12, Soccer 11- 12 Captain 12, Yearbook 12, Logos 11, Bugle 11-12, Children's Theater 10. Memories: The K.C. party Jan, sparrows, France, Nankin, Guadelaharry's, Convention Grill, Uptown Theater, the mo-jeep, Gretty's box, the Buick, the Fairmont, Studio 94, Tne Ming O'Gang, Glendorn, David, Prom '81, the toilet, the boat, and the car door, Halloween costumes, All My Children , mac and cheese, Cathy and Bruce, Elizabeth and Christian, Charlie's Angels, Fuji-ya, Robin, Flagging Hein Hunch, Visitor's Parking, I wouldnYt put that on my lawn . Slumber party summer. Tennis Parties?! Brandt George Legler Entered: 1976. Nicknames: Brandtler, Mush-roomhead, Hauptmann Ron. Awards and Activities: High Honors Honors 9-11, Departmental Distinction- History 9, Football 8-10. Memories: So ist das leben. Neo-baby Nazi, viel spass, March in Munich, Jesu baoy Do-mine odcr Christe, From Russia with love, Duane, Isaiah 47:1-15, Good Friday, Ethics, 3rd hour with Marilyn, Dr. P's Pizza, Willy McBride, Liberal oastards, DEVO, Fock'n'Roll High School (Ramones), Heavy lasses on all fronts. Panslavism, Lebensraum. A sr or s bom •Whor do you meon. CrGOZ Theresa Catherine Leville Entered: 1977. Nicknames: There-sa. Awards and Activities: High Honors 11-12, International Club, Logos, Bye Bye Birdie, Jabber-wock. Once Upon a Mattress, Service Award for Sheltering Arms 11, Cum Laudc Society, International Thespian Society. Memories: Harvey the Maniac and Laura, 10th «rade, Isabella, Yvonneski is my best friend, Texas!!! May 1980, red hiking boots, Maya and Dee ano the window. Dog Food Song, Baula, Honeywell Reserved Parking, poms-Mitzie and Maya, Jasmine and Amo, Famous Footwear, Ceresean Brawl (ugh, ugh). Where's Regan? Hallow's Eve, Mr. Stern, Moody Blues and Bob Dylan, piano and harpsichord. Anna Louise Linnell Entered: Spring 1978. Nicknames: Ahh-nah. Awards and Activities: 1st prize in State French Contest. Memories: Mrs. Bradley, Jab-berwock, the paint fight. Bye Bye Birdie, baby food. The Matchmaker, Betsy, Rick, the car. Once Upon a Mattress, Maynard, crew art, Stc , intensives. The Imaginary Invalid, Spacy Tracy, remember when The Skin of Our Teeth, Masochism 101, sauids, Mr. Taaffe's wall. Babes in Arms, lunch duty, D.B. Kaplan's, Hell week. Coke runs, crew bows, just doin' my time, signing the shop, up the driveway, the theater stairs, I live on strange, sleep is a total waste of time, John Lennon, James Taylor, buttons, Monday, Monday, the long and winding road Aaaaaaaand BLACKOUT! Kenneth Hilary Littleton Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Ken, Mellow, Kong, Twinkle-toes. Awards and Activities: Football 10-12, Wrestling, 10-12. Memories: It all started out 18 years ago when I was born Yamaha 650 Special, Minnehaha Blvd. and 50th St., Oh, man, I think I broke my shoulder, Mike, is your kickstand up? BAJA CHEVETTES, if you can't find 'em, grind 'em, What clutch?' Yes, occiffer, the light WAS green. Sophomore and Junior Privileges, Bus booth mania, rat hunting. Visit Jamaican, Mike, how's the crop this year? Boogie-Woogie all over your mind, party at the seminary, HEAVY METAL, 1 a.m. lake of the Isles Boating Tours, There is life on Mars. Paula Jo Lock man Entered 1976. Nicknames: Polly, Jo, PJ, Polly Wog the Frog, Champion, Blue Eyes. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, State Piano Contest Winner 5 years. Volleyball 9-10, Softball 9-12, Cheerlcading 11-12. Memories: Hockey!! Southwest Came and 51 seconds. Da line plus one. Hockey war call, A.P. North Stars, Andy K. Arthur Hey brown eyes, Wa-Wa-Wa! Paleuse, eeep, Clark Street, Don't 'cha be dooky (CJ), Oh c'mon just do it, I'm sure. Banana factory, Honk, Hoots, 5th hour study, 11th grade, RFO, Prom '80 (Greg F.), Prom '81) Jack G.), Ba-B-Qued Wassa Melons, Da Big Rock, Wayne, Monty Python, Deerfield Bch. Fla., Da moon, Alix U. My sister Christi Lee, William L. Kncale, Juan Debonair, Melvin FI. Karbinski, Dopey old Jack, my piano, Thanks, Madeline!! Paula Susan Lohmann Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Bowels, Baula, Psycho. Awards and Activities: X-C Skiing 9, Volleyball JV 10, Dance Committee 11-12. Memories: Frank, Yvonne, Sam, Theresa, The green machine, neutral drops, junior privileges, suspension, Lyle, turn left. Gumbo Limbo, The Kennedy Space Center, the possessed look, rolling down hills, Honeywell parking, Styx Concert, 32 , long distance phone calls. Homecoming halftime, schamabe, General Hospital, $2,500 damage, oh yeah! Godfather's Pizza, but Mr. WeiszeY . Spanish detention. Why's your windshield cracked? Positive Paula and Negative Nick, construction workers, FBP-673, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, uncle Ron, change, change. Go Native, It's been real fun!!! Nancy Carol Lundquist Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Nanc. Awards and Activities: Volleyball Manager 12, Co-editor Logos 12, By The Skin of Our Teeth, Science Club Officer 12. Memories: Orientation Day, Seminar Papers, Volleyball, Amy's cow tipping, Nancy's colds. Paula and Yvonne when the moon is full Thomas Nathan Marble Entered: 1976. Nickname: Marbs. Awards and Activities: Football JV 9 V 10-12, Wrestling 10- 11, Track JV 10 V 11-12, Debate 8-9, Honors 9- 12. Memories: B.L.C.A., Physics Window, Mean Machine, Football Conference Champs, Stench, Mel, Wally, Boof. Yes, we have no Globafish, Natchez, The old days at giggly hills, Sachs', The girls' locker room. The Brothers Five-O, Jog Division, Hi Baby! Waga Waga, A LOT, Heebeejeebee, Corruption: the surest way to corrupt a youth is to teach him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike, than those who think differently. There is no surf in Minneapolis. Scott Elliott McCandless Entered: 1980. Nickname: Oberst Bob. Awards and Activities: Honors 11-12. Memories: Miss Schwer, ARBY'S, General Zod, Superman II Weider, Festigkeit, Heavy Fire, Driscoll's (viel humor!). Miniscule (very small) Madchcn, S M, Business Economics. Anne Elizabeth McComb Entered: 1969. Nicknames: Annie, Julie McCoy. Awards and Activities: Volleyball V IQ-12, Captain MVP All-Confcrence 12, B-ball mgr. 9-11, Yearbook 10-12. Memories: Bobbie-baby, I'm going to make it to Vail this year!, the 3 stooges hit the BWCA, I could go for fish for dinner, too much fresh air? No-too much fish. Spirit Mt. w Sue, Jo, and Liz, Poland, Give me a break, WILL YA!, Puh-leasc, I hope that's a capgun Mr., time for bars, army men on New Years, Tom Thumb Social Club, the New Ulm motel, WHALES, Bourgeois or-hans, cheese nips, McDonaldland cookies, ed Dog, Paul have you eaten yet?, tell the man Grover, Silver Bells (boom, boom), the Swede and the Norski, 13 long years-was it worth it? Ask me in about 10 years. Good Luck Class of '82. (meeuy, blub) Kathleen Theresa McMahon Elizabeth Meta Moller Kimberly Ann Murphy Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Kate. Awards and Activities: Art, Swimming, Volleyball, Junior Achievement. Memories:Chuckie, Griswalds, August 1980, airports, Bob's Big Boy, Mount Vernon, Grot's homework. Dance Class, coming home late. La Folia, Halloween 1980, Big Bears, Sunset Blvd., Mary's fate, Mr. Hopp, fhone bills. The Swing, Haagen-Dazs, The exington, long walks, Mr. Ernes, Vano, Central City, Mr. Green, rainy days, Dragonlady. Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Liz, Lizzie, Wang Mai-Mai. Awards and Activities: High Honors 9-12, Departmental Distinction Math, Social Studies 10, Class Leader Scholarship 11, Volleyball 10-11, Choir 10, Track 10, Breck Singers 11-12, Once Upon A Mattress, Skin of Our Teeth, Student Council 12, Bugle 11. Memories: The Wang Family, LIPS, kissing windows. The Amazon and the Aquaman, the dogs are sticking .... Get those radicals out of your basement! Munich and Maxim's, Volleyoall-YOU BET! 5'2 laying down. Banana Dannons, Rcbe Grcne, Twilight zones, camping out at Wilson, Le Carousel for seven. Green Mill, Professor Munchies, Greasy fingers, who's Murtle? I need my daily four, the peanut, the raisin and the M M, My watchword for the closing year-slump. Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Kim, Kimmy, Ba-bycakes, Snowglake, Hey you . Awards and Activities: Cheerleading 10-12 Captain 12. Memories: Niffer, Amy Lou, Cheerleading, Country Creme, The fall and the orange cones. The broken headboard. Coke, The hour, 10th and 12th nature hikes, parties with Jen and Amy, vogue earrings, Excuse me, can I have a carton of lettuce? , Kim and Jen privileges, It's guessing time! Cruising, Fla., The Who and My Generation, Me? No me? The Bus, Butts, Peggy, Zip up Kimmy , John. Flannel Shirts, 11-11-11, Old Faithful, Thanks Mom and Dad! Susan Elizabeth Neal Entered: 1973. Nicknames: Sue, Butts, Noodle, Brandy, Evil One Ostrich. Awards and Activities: Gymnastics 7-9, Cheerleading 11-12 Mustanger 12, Snow Princess 11, Rumblettcs 9-12. Memories: Mustang, state fair, drums, Bloomington, Alligator Bags, flex girl, I met a cheerleader , Freebird, inspired oy a particr. Bob Seger, lauralee we're cool as he Shannon and Del, Liz, you haven't lived until Amy Jo . forever. Wonderful Tonight Wasted Time. Christopher Scott Nimmer Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Chris, Orval. Awards and Activities: Band 9-12, Drama 10,12, Ski Team 10. Memories: Randy Wall, Neat mixed feelings girls, Intensives '81, Pat, Plans-What are you going to be? S-l-N? S-l-G-N, Wcll-AAH! I'm ! Fun with Dick and Jane, Ski Team- Bob- The Hunt, Laurie coffee, 1:00 in the morning Spanish, Saturday Night Aaction. Megan Gerard O'Connell Entered: 1976. Awards and Activities: Honors 9-12, Tennis JV 9-10,12, Skiing V 8-12 Captain 11-12, Soccer 11-12 Co-Captain, Snow Daze Committee 9, Bugle 11, Dance Committee 12, Intensives 10,11, Greece 11. Memories: Spi-dey, Elvis, Talking Heads, party Jan Johnson, it’s just a hamburger , Snows at Fuji-Ya, personal in Reader great time on the white blanket. Explode! 69 in the 72, the Ingemar of Breck, foxes at Studio 94, 1980 Olympis Downhill, sleep-over at Elizabeth's, rendezvous' with Barb, Maggie's goodies, Marilyn Mania, JV Dominates, snrimp with heads and eyes, disco at club. Beach Boy, groupie for a night, Zoogies, Sparrows, computer Maniac, All My Children and Mac and Cheese, I wouldn't put that on my front lawn. 84 Robert Emmett Timothy Michael Pendergast III Philbin Elizabeth Marielle Powers Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Bob. Awards and Activities: Trinity College Alumni Award 9, Honors High Honors 9-10, Snow Daze Candidate 10, Homecoming Candidate 12, Track 9-10, Ski Team 10, Soccer 10, Diving 12, Babes In Arms. Memories: Africa 1978, The Netherlands 1980-81, Cornin' At Ya, Mahtomedi, Halloween Party, Bruno, Gabi, Zwolseweg 270, Koln, Cannes, St. Tropez, Jean, Mike, Jim, Doris and the Pins, Dawn, wawa skiski, Kitty, Yogi, Chez Antoinette, Jose, Diving, my snow-mobiling party. Jack and Polly. Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Philps . Activities: Hockey V 9-12, Baseball. Memories: Hal-loween-Oct. 31, 1981, Moose Calls, Hot Lips Scobie, Velvet Buzz Saw, Be Dookey Bill Kneale, Fresh Women, First Period Algebra Class, The way CJ drives a car! Hitting Yvonne in German class. Mad and Pol, Katter- but ugly, Kaske-Hey ... , My Black Spider. Entered: 1977, left 1978, re-entered 1981. Nicknames: Liz, Lips. Awards and Activities: Honors 10, Tennis V 10-11, Volleyball JV 9, Softball V 10, Brcck Singers 11-12, Choir 9-10, Drama 10-12. Memories: Amy Jo, Stacey, Nancy, Anne and Sue I love you! Rumbletle 3, D.B. Kaplan's, Chicago, The Pajama Came, Wendy's in our pj.'s. Orchestra Hall, Ki Clayton. Vivaldi, Tom Petty, Traumcrci, Barrington Hills, What grade am I in? , Where do I live? , Elgin Academy, Samurai Lamby-Poo! 'Haven't you ever wanted to climb the high- mountain you could find Didn't you want jo do it all Long ago I heard a voice telling me i v?” J o choice- Take a chance 'cause even if you tall At least you know you tried to do it Michael John Protzner David Albert Quie Tracey Lizbeth Reinertson Entered: 1969. Nicknames: Mike. Awards and Activities: Honors 9. Memories: Caves, My car is broken, bus booth mania, is your kickstand down? Devo, Heavy Metal, Sid, Manic depression, Ken give that back. No money, where are we going? good nyborg man, Betty's, What do you mean it's all gone? Entered: 1969. Nicknames: Quie, Marathon man. Sly, Renaldo, Quiebcc, Tex, Unibro. Awards and Activities: Soccer 9-11, Ski Team 8-10, Cross Country Captain 12, Track 9-12 All Conference. Memories: AP Ethics, Gym Aid, my cabin, Telluride, moguls. Uncle At, Nautilus Brothers, Van the Man, Rodriguez , Quie Brothers, Aren't you the governor's son? , Hawk , Let's go to Southdale Bowl , Senior Speech, Powderrock, Kromminga's driving. King Nautilaus, Eunice Van Oppiss, big dumb, Rainey, Bergi Scoeing, Busnwacking, Free Play. Van Ope the One Woman Man. Entered: 77. Nicknames. Reinersten, Tracey Tracey, Teppie Rhinestone Live, Sheila. Memories: Don't worry about a thing 'cause every little thing's gonna be all right, i and i and Bob Marley, Surviving and Jamming, DANNY, Yeow! GramFAX, Kinda sorta, Trenchtown Experience, DMF and HEAD, Prachna, Hyatt DC� 88 and 96, Cayola? Do you want some gum? , Come on, Jen, No, Jack, No, Natty Dread, Someday we'll be famous and this will be a big thing; I'll be Teppie Rhinestone and she'll be JR Ewing. John Charles Robinson Kristofer Kurt Schoen Entered: 1978. Nicknames: J.R., Wrong Way. Awards and Activities: Honors High Honors 9-12. Cum Laude Society 11, Dept. Distinction in Science 9, 3M Creativity in Science Award 11, Track JV 9 V 10-12 MIP 11. Cross Country V 12, Swimming 12, Yearbook, Science Club, Procrastination Club, Computor Club, Bugle, Relaxing V 12. Memories: Runner's High, Stones Concert, Hendrix, Rocky Horror Picture Show, AP Study Hour, AP Cnem, Bonjour Alice, Cet the radical out of the basement, Oakanawedeh, Radioactive dog urine, underwater AP basket-weaving. Van the Man, fetal pigs, moments of silence, Supcrfruen, Your mom, Wayne, processed sugar, chapel fires, doxology, Zepplin, Zappa, Schrodinger's Equation, party animal, PV nRT. Entered: 1980. Nicknames: Christopher Curt Showen. Awards and Activities: Unparalleled Predominance Award. Memories: Monica, Tom, Europe, De-DU-DU-Duderstadt, C-152, IT-425, Love- Alienation, ignorance, confusion, How's it goin'? Michael James Schulenberg Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Crip, Shuley, Mi-key. Awards and Activities: Hockey V 10-12 Captain 12, Football V 11-12, Tennis V 11-12, Bingcr Scholarship 11,12, Homecoming Nominee. Memories: Linda, The Brule, The best hockey tcam-it breaks my neck, making up finals. Football Champs, Watertown Volleyball, Coach Flood, Doheny, Kordo and Stensguard, Elert and his guitar, Wednesday's at MCC, Rob's turnaround. Timothy Franklin Scobie Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Scobes, Timmy, Scooby Doo, Brown Eyes, John Adams. Awards and Activities: Hockey V 9-12. Memories: First day of school, orientation day with Amy Jo, North Stars 5 Blues 5, Little Bro, Pat's first day, Arthur, busted in the park, me and Blue Eyes, Big Bird High, Foghat-Blue Oyster Cult, Halloween '81, getting up at 6 pm. That's life, I'm sorry, THB THB THB, Bula Bula, cosmos, N.S.Dock Tracy, Be Dookey, Breckies aren't crude, Kneale's coffee. The Doors Bite, Lcincnkusel's, Itchy, Great Popcorn, Dr. Pepper, Godfather's Pizza, Showers with CJ, Velvet Buzz Saw. Good Luck: Aim, CJ, Timmer, the 2 Pats, JC, Anne, Miss Mad, PJ, Ken, Mr. Dookey, Jackson, and Dino. Take off, Hoser. Kristine Karen Simonson Entered: 1980. Nicknames: Kris, Torsk. A wards and Activities: High Honors 11, Brown Book Award, Volleyball 11-12, Soccer 11-12. Memories: Splat the Cat, What grade are you in? really real. Captain Hendrick's Memorial Kelp Stipe Band, Hi Kari, the scary man. Women's Soccer, sweep, Nancy's punny attacks, Humanoid rocks, wind, and fire, Hack-eysack. Where to today? Blood, Hallosveen cruising. Physics bets, Ontario forever, I dig Bloomington, Rag sessions. See ya' where-ever! Nikolas Herbert Sten Entered: 1977. Memories: All those who wander are not lost.1 J.R.R. Tolkein Alix Anne Umen Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Al, Big Al, Felix, Flex, Umcrs. Awards and Activities: Honors 10, Departmental Distinction: Art 10-11, Basketball JV 9, Softball JV 9 V 10, Soccer JV 11 Tri-Captain 11, V 12, Tennis JV 12, Volleyball JV 10 V 11, Skiing 12, Dance Comm. 12, Logos 12, Bugle 12, Band 9. Memories: Marshall Mallow, Women's Soccer, Maine summers. Bob Marley ne m'aime pas! I love your pineapple, cuzir frog. Dance this mess around. Everybody goes to parties! Watching the detectives, Pete's pearls are fake, surrender Varsity, stork breath, Eloise Butler Wild Flower and Bird Sanctuary, Shrivel, luggers!! You're such a Babe! sweet, decent, nasty, the pinata incident, Pilgrim Fellowship. A match made in Heaven. Joen Andrew Van Oppen Entered: 1974. Nicknames: Van Ope, Wayne, Eunice. Awards and Activities: Honors 9, Skiing JV 9-10, Tennis V 11-12, Soccer JV 9-10, V 11-12 Co-Capt. 12. Memories: Telluride, Huntley Lodge at Big Sky, powderrock, Ebert and the whirlpool at Big Mountain, Sir Free Play and Dr. Sly, Annie and D.B.'s, Remember you're only in 10th grade, Polly's party and dressing up, Elizabeth's, Quic's cabin. Buzz Saw and the Lawn Boys equal The Green Acres Lawn Service, Oh, by the way Quie's middle name is Ebert , Sir Nose, Swimming at Domingy's, the bird as our hood ornament after prom party, Mr. Nubs, The Boot, Cone Patrol, 2nd in the state, Hanson, you know who is the Foosball Champion, Soccer at Swal-len's! Kevin Williams Entered: 1976. Nicknames: Kcv. Awards and Activities: Honors 9,12, Basketball 9-12, All-Conference 11, Football 10-11. Memories: Football, Basketball; Kevin, are you really coming out for track? Dan Fields, Walter Cox, Ed Ewing, Ricky Gilkes, Channing Harrison, Ben Douglas, Shawn Bergerson, Mark Hanson, and Greg Ewing, problem kids Bob , Awesome , Tri-Valley Champs, Ms. Beyer, Mrs. Fruen, and Ms. Young, Ester and Roosevelt, Chris Maud , Sweet Play . Madeline Claire Williams Nancy Lynn Wilson Adam Steven Wolkoff Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Mad, Muff, Man-dalin, Madder, Manno. Awards and Activities: Honors 9,11, Volleyball JV 9 V 10-12 All Conference 12 Muslanger 10,12, Softball JV9 V10-12 All Conference 11 Mustanger 10 MVP 11, Allen Dunn Award 11, Cheerleading 11-12. Memories: 11th grade!! Wayne, puleeze, eep. Oh come on! Doenuis, Tins are in! Edina hard guys. Who's an albino? You know it! or what?!! Bod Hope puleeze! Cheerleading '80-'81, Sparky, MY Favorite Things'', 125 Satellites! Bologna, REO, BW (Bobby and Billy), slumber party for 4, Oct. 31, Timmy ( Just a small town boy. ), Bula, Pats and Tims, Arthur, Bubbles! Monty Python, Candy A (And), William, Da moon, Lyd Kid, Juany, Son, Peon, Luba, Canuck, Christi, Prom, Skiing-Thanks AJ! Old Campus. Graduation! Thankslor everything Jo! Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Nan. Nanny Poo. Awards and Activities: Honors High Honors 9-12, Soccer 9, Volleyball 10-12 MIP, Gymnastics 9, Softball 9-10, Choir, Cum Laude Society 11. Memories: Benjamin Franklin, oh gross, chocolate and carmel candy, Mr. Brown, notebooks, SHIFT! We are Santa's elves ... The case of the missing books, pink glasses and leather jacket, red ears, SNOW! Can you tell me what exactly is pinyin ? oh poop. The Minnehaha bus scandal, George Bernard Shaw, choir, Heart and Soul! A Little Romance , the Bridge of Sighs , Samurai Lamby Poo, Bonjour Philippe. Entered: 1969. Memories: The old world may be dead-My parents can't understand. But I still love parents. And still love tne old world. I had a New York Girlfriend And she couldn't understand Flow I can still love parents And still love the old world. So I told hcr- I want to keep my place in the old world And keep my place in the Arcane And still love parents And still love the old world. Jonathon Richmond Ask your calculator Richard Allen Yonker Jr. Entered: 1968. Nicknames: Yonks, Spanky. Awards and Activities: Honors High Honors 10-11, Mike Uram Spanish Award, History Essay Award, Trustee Prize, Wrestling V 11-12. Memories: 24 hour Finals , Lawrence Belk, The Brule, Whitewater on the Allenwater, Being witnessed to, Wednesdays at MCC, Stuck at O , My First Buck, Slough Creek, The Yellowstone, Flyfishing only, Alaska '81, The reds are in , Washington Trip, Big Bad Jake. Tracy Ko-Shuen Yue Entered: 1978. Nicknames: Trace, Hey Yue, Spacy Tracy (the Queen Cadet). Awards and Activities: Honors High Honors 9-11, Int'l Club 10, Int'l Festival 10-12, Iniensives 10, Bye Bye Birdie, Once Upon A Mattress, The Skin of Our Teeth, Babes in Arms, French Contest 10-12, Tennis 9-12, Vocal Contest 12, Thespian Society, Yearbook 9-12. Memories: Yue jokes, no free hours, St. Olaf and the rock, Neo-Epicureanism, deflate , PC reading with Anna, Betsy, Camp Icaghowan, Jello, I have been here too long , Mrs. Bradley, Steve and techies, lost in North Oaks, Musical Awakening, D.B. Kaplan's, I love hugging men in sweaters, men-ogling (downtown), PINK, my moods! dance tor hours, Oh, Jean, j'ai peur! , stratospheric soprano, college apps, ’'Nice? Nice. Patrick Bernard Zweber Entered: 1979. Nicknames: Zwebs, Z, Nilla, Web. Awards and Activities: Honors 11-12, Drama 10-12, Basketball 11-12, Golf 11-12, Bugle 11-12. Memories: Jarnmin with Rangel-Cretin High bye, flying. Insane teacher. Lake Harriet, Fun with Dick, Jane and Jimmy, Space Invaders, I’m so embarrassed . The Marines? Washington D.C. with Mary, Robin, Police, Neil Young, Fleetwood, Tramp, S-l-C-N, Randy Wall on piano, International Club! Florida, Royal Garden Busskidds, Chris and Laurie and the missed coffee joke, I've been running around half crazy . Young Criminals, Reagan Revolution, All ready college, the smell, Jul, dinner? SENIOR WEEKEND IS TRADITION EXHAUSTING RECREATION THOUGHTFUL SKITS 'The Brady Bunch' leave It to Beaver ROWDY SHARING UNITY 93 SENIOR LIFE The police- are here to see me?' The man suspected of kidnapping Charles Horowitz is shown here. But wait . . THANKS, MOM! Our mom, Mrs. Ana Globa, started working at Breck in early 1969. She has seen a lot of students come and go but few people know and appreciate the work she does. She sews up holes in students' clothes or washes a pair of pants that had the day's lunch on them. How many people would do that? She washes the athletic uniforms and would often complain about the football uniforms because they are so hard to get clean. During our four years at Breck, we could really appreciate what she has done for us and the school. She is part of the maintenance staff, but does so much more. She's always fixing things, running errands, and helping people, cleaning, sewing and washing uniforms. No matter how dirty, she would always get them sparkling clean with a little tender loving care. She's always cheerful, trying (and succeeding) to make as many people happy as she can. We're glad she's finally being noticed and appreciated by students just as much as others. Mom, we love you! Victor and Peter. With much love and respect, the Class of '82 IN MEMORY OF ROBERT B. MONICK, JR. CLASS OF '82 1963-1977 At this point in our section, we'd like to remember A friend, a good buddy, a former class member. Rob Monick taught us to laugh, to enjoy what we do. So Rob, you're still with us, we're thinking of you. From “Ode to the Class of '82“ by Ed Cavin THE MANY FACETS OF VAN Down the stone wall of the universe a tear is drying Its white path is barely visible I wipe it off easily with my finger and taste salt from sands that border my mind The foot prints washed away leave me queasy and afraid Somewhere a tiny girl goes on crying because her father has left simply for the day And somewhere a father goes on walking because the stone wall has simply no end — Van Anderson Please, no1” cried Mr Anderson. Don't moke me clean the table again!” Who is that bespectacled young man with the frizzy hair? Why does he wear that black tuxedo with the alligator on the vest? What is it in this man that drives him to run. bicycle, and speed skate throughout all seasons. Where does this man come from? Who is that sensitive poet that daily endures the ineptitude of unpolished youths? Why, it's Van Anderson! Teacher, Athlete, Poet, Husband. Father, and Friend. Mr. Anderson fives in the heart of south Minneapolis with his wife and three young children. A man of rich experiences, he was born and raised in Minnesota, graduating from Minnetonka High School, and continuing his education at Northwestern University and the U of M. He served in the Peace Corps in Ethiopia and later studied in France. He also earned a M.A. from the U of M. Students have found him to be a perceptive, humorous, refreshingly informal and accepting person. He believes knowledge should not be passed from teacher to student, but should be discovered by the student with the guidance of one more experienced. He seems to have an extraordinary rapport with many students, encouraging them to realize their self potential. Mr. Anderson is just one of the many warm and caring teachers at Breck. % FIRE AGAIN? Breck School seems to have been plagued by fires over the past few years. In 1979, the chapel at the West River Road campus was completely gutted by fire on a late November night. The next year, a small fire broke out in the small shop of the then newly completed drama facilities. Fortunately. the damage was not extensive. Short-circuited wires had ignited rags, causing the accident. The most recent occurrence of fire happened on Dec. 10, 1981. Again, it involved the drama facilities. As the fire alarm blared, perplexed students walked out of the school around 2:00 pm. They soon spotted smoke pouring out of the top of the Cargill Theater. The po- lice and several fire trucks arrived within minutes and quickly went to work. While rumors of arson circulated. it was discovered that, again, short-circuited wires had caused the small fire in the storage rooms above the theater. The theater itself was not badly damaged, except for smoke and water on the floor. The damage was enough, however. to send some students and faculty into a mild panic. The Upper School Christmas Concert had been scheduled for that very night. Determined to hold the concert. the school had the smoke pumped out of the theater, in time for a successful, albeit smelly. Christmas concert. took a long time to adjust, but then it was easier. Almost all new students felt that the academic pressures were much greater than at their old school. They also felt the teachers cared more about their teaching and the well-being of the students. In a sense, everyone was a new student this year, but some found the Golden Valley campus too impersonal with its sprawling layout, barren walls, and uncarpeted hallways. After some months, however, the halls were carpeted, bare walls accumulated murals and art work, posters, slogans, bulletin boards, and trivia, and the new students settled in comfortably. New sophomore Andrew Wheeler. NEW STUDENTS NEW BEGINNINGS For all students, both old and new. moving to the Golden Valley campus was a new beginning. The larger campus allowed a significant increase in the student population. New sections were added in Lower School, and the sophomore class added about thirty new students, making it the largest class in the Upper School. What was it like to be a new student? Like any new experience, it caused a sense of hesitancy and shyness. Of those students surveyed. 85% said they had felt out of place during the first week of school. It was a lonely feeling to walk into strange surroundings with no or few friends. Bridget Hust freshman, said, It FOREIGN FRIENDS For the past several years. Breck has tried to have at least one foreign exchange student a year. In '81-'82. three attended Breck. each from a different country. For Peter Stell-way (Germany), and Ofelia Velasquez-Briseno (Mexico), this was their first year in America. Zhang Jin-Lei, sophomore from Shanghai. China, had been with us for a year and a half when she moved to Connecticut in December. During Jin-Lei's first year, she lived with Sarah Fike's family. Then she lived with her father, a graduate student at the U. of M. Jin-Lei enjoyed drawing, painting and music, but she was also an avid reader and fine student. Her only initial problem was that all her textbooks were in English. She soon overcame that barrier. In late 1981 her father was offered a position in the East, and Jin-Lei accompanied her father there. On her last day of school, the cooks presented her a huge going away cake, in the shape of a suitcase, large enough for all her classmates to share. Ofelia and Peter stayed through both semesters. Ofe- lia. sophomore from Mexico City, lived with Mrs. Vickman and later with Jessica Mauer's family. Ofelia enjoys music, biking, and making paper-mach6 pigs. She quickly became a part of student life, joining the tennis team and trying out for the musical. Her favorite subject was history, although she participated in all classes with zest and enthusiasm. She said she enjoys the U.S. because it's organized and clean. The people are so friendly. Peter, a junior, also liked the people here. He lived with Ker-stin and David Anderson's family. whom he had come to know when they Sved for a year in his hometown of Roth-burg, Germany. He came to Breck to improve his English and have a break from school pressures. He found, however, that the homework here was much more than he had expected. In the spring. Peter participated in the Zoo and Institute of Art Intensives. Although he like the open spaces in the U.S., he felt that people are too dependent on cars. He also felt that school occupied too much time in a teen's life. I remember the first day; I was walking in the halls and saw so many people with blue eyes! I think Americans are warmer than Chinese, and people always say. 'Hi!' to each other when they meet in the hall. That doesn't usually happen in China. The first semester, my friends had to explain every word to me when they wanted to talk to me. then I learned to get used to everything. Anyway. I liked Breck a lot, mostly because it was fun. — Zhang Jin-Lei 98 Gov. Quie defends his fiscal pokey This year over forty juniors and seniors in the all-new economics class had the opportunity to see and talk with the Governor about Minnesota issues including state fiscal policy. It was an unique and enlightening experience and the students learned much from our ubiquitous Gov. Al Quie. The probing questions included such issues as the 770 million dollar budget deficit, tax indexing, and the budget cuts the Governor was proposing. Outside demonstrated 17 hundred U. of M. students roaring, We want Quie! We want Quie!'', reacting to the budget cuts that would raise their tuition. After the students ended their interview with the governor, they talked with Rep. Ben Gustafson. Breck nurse Donna Gustafson's son. to hear the opposing side of Quie's views. All the QUIE MEETS ECONOMIC STUDENTS Dove Grubb. Joen van Oppen. and Pat Zweber bemused by Governor's explanation econ. students agreed that this was one of the most positive experiences of the whole year. Al of this was made possible by Breck's new economics teach. Mr. Allen Stern. He is developing a program funded by a special outside grant to bring new and more effective approaches to economic education into the curriculum. In addition to the traditional techniques and a college-level text, the class uses such methods as computer-based instruction, similations and games, and might even establish a real business which gives students personal knowledge of business practices. THE RUBIX CUBE Ned Brown and Shelly Biernat from 5th grade battle The Cube. One of the biggest fads in the Middle School this year had six sides, six colors, and caused an immense amount of frustration. It was. naturally, the Rubix Cube. This puzzle not only perplexed Middle Schoolers, but also some Upper and Lower Schoolers as well. Patterns on the cube like dots. flower, or checkerboard became part of the cube vogue. The cube was not the only puzzle that annoyed Breck students this year. Other forms of the cube, like pyramids, octagons, or something known as the missing link were also popular. The cube was almost impossible to solve. There were, however, a few true cubemeisters” in each grade who could manipulate the cube to show almost any pattern they wanted. The Rubix cube made life at school colorful, interesting, and. yes. irritating. 99 SNOW DAZE 1982 Snow Daze fell on a beautiful day after a week of near-zero temperatures and low morale. The halls buzzed with anticipation as Upper School students and faculty alike looked forward to Snow Daze activities and the long-a-waited FOUR DAY weekend. The juniors had already initiated Snow Daze Week by holding a button exchange contest; Madeline Williams and Jon Seed won. On Thursday. Breckies cross country skied, shaped snow sculptures, and played snow sports while beams were secured onto the chapel frame. Coronation crowned Scott Brandt as King and Liz Larsen as Queen. The remainder of the Royal Court were (11th) Brad Pfaff and Alexa McMillan. (10th) Andy Comfort and Dina Wolkoff, (9th) Bob Bertino and Kate Poley. Leah Dvorak and Adam Wolkoff were the masters of ceremony. After lunch, during which carnations were distributed, a rousing student vs. faculty basketball game was held in the gym. Although the students had inspiring cheerleaders (Wayne Wilder-son. Frank Thorpe. Sean Harrison), the faculty team managed to inch past them for the final score. Hey. Jet's try to tak this out first, okay? too FAVORITES OF 1981-1982 MIDDLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS Favorite Film Superman II “Raiders of the Lost Ark Raiders “Taps Raiders “Reds Arthur Favorite Musicians GoGo's AC DC Journey (too varied) The Rolling Stones (too varied) ! Favorite Song Centerfold “Lips Are Sealed” Betty Davis Eyes (too varied) (too varied) Favorite Restaurant MacDonald's pizza parlors Convention Grill Lincoln Del The Willows D.B. Kaplan's Les Quatre Amis Favorite T.V. Show Facts of Life Fall Guy MASH MASH Bosom Buddies “MASH Dallas MASH Rockford Files Favorite Concert GoGo's Police (too varied) Devo GoGo's Police Rush GoGo's Police Moody Blues GoGo's Police HOSERMANIA BRECKIES TALK 12TH wayne. you be dookey. He be Bad. deflate. XL. zeekman, whatever, doof. psychedelic ... 11TH 10TH 9TH MIDDLE SCHOOL Doof, right, chill out, ya fish, dookey. Geez. sweet, bizarre ... O.K. Fine, maynard. sick, bizarre, nast. major, take off ya hoser!, geek, wayne. Cool ... What?, psychedelic, bull honky. Kee-sha ... Pretty keen fella, neat-o. zowwy. Bummer!, totally confused, not too cool. Oh Nertz!. wacka wacka ... Like, there was this new fad this year, you know?, and it. like, really got popular at Breck, especially in the Upper School (hosers. every one o' them). That's the topic of this article (how's it goin', eh?). Uhmm ... and like, lotsa students started talkin' funny, kinda nasal and doofey soundin'. And they kept sayin' these little phrases all the time, you know? Like that. (That's for sure, eh?) Oh, and they also did these bird calls or something — Ooo Rookookoo-oo-rookookoo.'' Yeah, like that. Well, anyway, this trend came from the show called The Great White North''. It's a two-minute segment of the SCTV Network program which parodies television shows. The Great White North spoofs Canadian television. Its hosts. Bob and Doug McKenzie, are two stero-typical. beer-chugging, bacon-frying Canadians. Each show, dressed in parkas, knit hats and boots, they introduce their topic of the day and then argue for the rest of the show, hurling quaint Canadian slang at each other like “Take off. ya hoseheadl . The pair's popularity increased tremendously after the McKenzies. alias Rick Moranis (Bob) and Dave Thomas (Doug), released a single in December, their version of “The 12 Days of Christmas : ... 4 pounds of back bacon. 3 french toast. 2 turtlenecks and a beer_______in a tree . Soon after, another McKenzies song was heard on the radio, a tune called Take-Off , recorded with Geddy Lee of Rush. The inane dia- logue of “The Great White North is the main reason fans find it so appealing. Good day. eh. They're my two favorite hosers . said senior Steve Daly. Many students agreed, but others, such as Mrs. Rutishauser (fac.) didn't understand: I have absolutely no idea what they're talking about . 101 FACULTY The expedition discovered one orrifocr rhor was extremely puzzling, yet offered ronrolizing (Sues to how this society ocruolly functioned. This ortifoct wos coJed o teacher. Teachers' roles in this society were to educate the children They were nor computers, however, bur were actual live people. usually adults of the speces, and were members of the some cult as the students. Teachers did nor provide one-to-one direct instruction with the efficiency of modern doro processing methods; in a few coses o reocher would even reach up to twenty students at o time in one dassroom, although signs indicate that the usod number of students per class wos smaller. Even though this method may seem very ineffi-dent now in the thirty-second century, re-seorchers discovered rhor teachers hod special odvonroges Teachers provided a personal atmosphere in education They worked hard to make sure every student understood the material, and in some cases this meonr sroy ing ofrer school with the student in o tutorial relorionshtp. They otso shared their interests with the students Pictures of this exrincr breed follow Archaeoiogisrs ore always faced wirh puzzles, piecing rogerher porrery shards and bones and deducing meanings. Here, for example, are arrifocrs unearrhed in rhe area called rhe Sroff Commons. They hove nor, os yer, been marched wirh subjeers. Can you do ir? (Answers on p. 155.) Jomes Pugh 1 Trousers camouflaged to blend inconspicuously ogoinsr colorful srudenr lockers Rev. Andy McCarhy 2. Clorh butterfly Adam's apple wormer. 5. Mineral water and specialized reference books ADMINISTRATION MxtxxH We z s. Orecror, Upper School ADMISSIONS Michoel Vfeon. Dreaor. lower School CHAPLAINCY STAFF DEVELOPMENT OFFICE VicW Wfkoms. Mortyn Chomptn. Eorl Ho viand. Joy Mice. Dcrorhy Roder. ond Mery Casey Oop row) Dev Andrew McCorrhy. Oorry Haxocfc ftxytom row) twee Pearson ond Mortyn Maker Jennfer Morrison, berrer Known os ' Dee's mom” ✓ 'US Mrs Moncock rets of Chnsrmos n Votes BUSINESS OFFICE — Library secretory. Dorothy Witter SUPPORT GROUPS Dotfie AOor. A'ine Flmore. Jane Grohom. Cyrrho Sr evet. and Lorraine Meskeo Missing Donno Guyafson. Mery Louise Hunt. Ccrotyn Murroy. Nancy Mamn. and Suson Dochier 106 MAINTENANCE STAFF DeOrun. Fred fcAxfc. Poul Con. Jc n Von Sarv. Dob Qudey. Mke DoeOghemor. Gory Hokoto. Bob CNpko. erd Ana Giobo Wreck's youngey cuyodon Scott Schmidt, o junior cr Pork Senkx Ugh. Cotrogo Grove, baiances school ond ° oigN job MGHT CREW (top row) John Kubszewski, Kr Qmgley (bonom row) Over Schmidt. Ron OcrtoK Scott Schmdr. y d Jm Vor k M ssng Kevn An drews SECRETARIAL STAFF bone Oevng, Jeon Ouodoy. Mone Leefe, and Noncy Hoytsoe Missing Cord Hcrmonn. Jocqurfne Modden. Daahy Wtrrer KITCHEN STAFF FRONT ROW Grendo Oernady. Ruben Coyro. kJo DelVeccho MODLE ROW. Louse Jendro. Ann Cloven. Pa Oufcxfc. $hdey Movgomery BACK ROW n A(eo Lucie Ofto. Robert Pcrr. Missing Edcte Cofcb t 107 108 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT. Kor (fop row) Joe Kordosky. Susan Tucker, Tom Flood (bottom row) Ju o Gumlc. Rob brie, ond Debbie Rye Kordosky FINE ARTS DEPT. Oop row) Robert Evans. Joy Johnson. Jan Refott. Undo Eugsrer. and Use Howrz (bottom row) Anno Ooyor. Oorbaro Orodey, PM Sroen Arhleoc Dree or AAchoei Mctone ond Korie Malone FOREIGN LANGUAGE PoJ Lundgren (Upper German), Yotondo Vxfrmon (Upper, Mdde Spondh), Amo Homme (Mdde German), Loro lee Opstf (Mddo Sporah), Joon Moaner (MOcfe French. Germon) Sewn Mler (Upper French), Margaret M octon (Upper Chneso). ond ftnet Phips (Sponeh) Majng Morgaer Tde (Upper French) LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY TOP ROW -tone Oorrow, Judy Cosor, Per McOoskey. Cat) )een Qxfc. Rob Urte 2nd ROW Jon Retort, Groce Toytor. Leo Howir , Gwlodys Goddord, Myrno Drenk 3rd HOW Jane Morgan, Mary Casey, Mary L r ord. Lndo Kodrmas, Jocelyn Choy. Jayne Nebon 4rh HOW Nancy Dehmer. Meg Cofwef Gtorio Woods, Jone Phflps, Renee Jomei. Undo (Voun. KorNeeo Hvihborger FRONT HOW Deft) AKvn 709 ENGLISH DEPT. Mri Ourdhouser muses. A took of verses undernecrh rhe tough ... “ Cord Thompson. Dororhy IXunshouser- joy Johnson. Ann Young, ond Von Andet son (AVssing AAo Horn on. Mortyn ShorOBow. ftchord Meococh SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Wei os tong os you've brought if up. twins ore Dock row Alen Stern. Jomes Pugh. Peter Hodne. Tim RosenfieW. Front row. bom Torrfe. Lockorr Stowers, Oebtte Prennce no SCIENCE Doc row: Artn Gy berg. Kim Jockson. Ocrws Seorie. Jocob M3or. tgor. Joe Prouse. Front row Por ftusrod. Loo Fruen, Kobky Jockson AND MATH DEPT. Pxhord Yonker. Lois Fruen. Don Doheny. ftosemory Srolrz. Heien Knurzen, ord Devorty Pegdmon (from) (Mssmg Por Rusrod. Jonn Edmondson. Joe Proose) 111 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Rr Rev Rotten M Anderson (Choirmon) Timothy Hitchcock (President) George R A Johnson (Vice President) Jeon Edbtom (Secrerory) Rolf F. Bjeltand (Treasurer) Lee R. Anderson Robert Bloke W Whitney. Boordmon. Jr Richord C Cross Shirley Doyron Luelo Goldberg Robert Greenberg Preston C. Hoghn Jomes D Hormon John G. Harrison Jomes R HorrzeH Pool Houge C Corroll Hicks Horrison R. Johnston. Jr John A Kohler John C Littleford Sherry Lund The Rt Rev Philip McNoiry Robert W Mocdonold. Jr Kendrick B. Melrose Wendo Moore Stephen B. Porker Kenneth D Sondstod John M Stafford Lawrence G Steiner George R Thiss Dr Frank B. Wilder son. Jr. PARENTS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sherry Lund (President) Ted Yoch (President-Elect) Georgia Crockerr (Secrerory) Mike Dougherty (Treasurer) Don Wolkoff (Upper School Choirmon) Wendy Woodland ( Addle School Charmon) to. Mark Mohowod (Lower School Choirmon) Margaret Arnold (Chopei ond Religious Life) ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Christine M Andrews 73 Mork D. Arnold '69 Richord C Borrerr '67 Thomos H Baxter '59 Jomes G Bennett ‘46 Donald R Cortson '50 Drodley G. Clory ’68 Thomas E. Erickson '60 Gory R Fobel 70 W R Fronk. ■ 72 Ross H. Fruen '69 Renee Swicord Gherity 73 Fred O Gosoe '46 Kent C Gupri 74 Poul H Houge ’50 (1st V P) R DonoJd Hawknson '54 (Pres.) Elizabeth Flora Hover 72 DonokJ Wm. Johnson 54 Undo J Johnson 72 Roy M Jones '48 Moggie Dedolph Kampmeyer 73 Stephen P Kosmcs '69 Mtchoel T. Mishou '62 (2nd V P) Rev. John M MocForlone '56 Onion A Miler 67 Wallace E Neol ’46 Timothy W Nordond ’68 John P Pockord '65 Charles A. Robinson '50 Jomes R. Rollwogen 70 R T Rybak 74 Carol D Winslow 73 (Treas.) 112 ATHLETICS Ah, rhe prirmiveoess of rhese eorty men ond women, reveofcng rhemselves ro be oramds wirh ferol emotions driving rhem with intense compeririveness ro beor rheir opponenrs. This wos rhe attitude of rhe orh-Jeric aspect of this institution. Ir revered those orhleres who were strong ond sure, ond could run, kick, jump, throw, swim ond swot rhe fosresr ond hordesr They excelled enough ro drow forth other institutions' best orhleres in competition, hoping ro win or perish in rhe attempt. The physicol skife of these young orhleres ronged from loog-dis-ronce running ro wrestling ro gymnastics ro skiing ond hockey. This insrirurion o3orred omple spoce for oil ro proaice ond improve their special physicol obiries, ond for those who hod none, there wos rhe yearbook. There wos o special satisfaction in pumping blood through rhe cordio-vascular system by using muscles ond shews ro push just 30 fr more, ro moke o few more poors rhon ever before to achieve. They gained pride ond satisfaction they never believed they could attain This is what caused men ond women to withstand rhe pan of pUted muscles, empty lungs, bruises, sprains, exhaustion; ro achieve — nor only in sports, but in oil challenges of life. 114 Receproble for rinsing mouth ofrer vigorous exercise. Fdbrie designed to release pungent odor when worn, ike on air freshener Bostic rube worn on orms. egs, or perhops to bind oose egupmerv These recrcngutor pieces of nubfcty moteria! were used to decorate individual booths ond came in on os-sortmenr of differenr colors Shoes with knives orroched to bottoms Perhops used to cur turf for sodding towns Afrer discovering some son of video-rope, we deduced that these textured rubber spheres were used when Jugging, or downing, ofren being rofed Ground rhe body or spun on o single finger ms Varsity Memories •CONFERENCE CHAMPSI • STATE TOURNAMENT: New Ulm overnight-(E. Globa) Clark Field overnight. 2 feet splits. Man-makers Coach Flood's prep talks. Do-honey’s Gotta go through the thorns to get to the roses. Kicking Mayer Luthern. Tiny Bibbles in the Wine. Black Shadow in the shower room. Yes. there is no Globa Feesh Today. From the Seniors: Good Luck Breck in '82. Thanks Coach Flood and Coach Kordosky. Special thanks to Coach Do-heny. FOOTBALL Top row Coach Flood. J. Reimann. G. Ronrnng. D. Swimoff. P Martinez. S. Brandt. V. Gioba. M. Chan. P Graves. A Murphy. S. Johnson. R. Bertmo. D. Altermatt. Coach Doheny Middle row: Coach Kordosky. Coach Stensgcrd. R. PM. R. Broemer. P. Globa. S Daly. J. Seed. T Marble. K. Littleton. D. Armstrong. S Topper. M Schulenberg. J. Der, C- Hagestad. Front row K. DriscoS. B Schulenberg. M Olson. K Lee. C. Nelson. 8 Douglas. R. Glassrod. C. Reinertson, B Campbell. J Krommnga A FOOTBALL MEMORY Going nto the season we at come to tit Knowing this year that we weren't gonna get kicked Getting t� g and strong and lots of thud. We came nto work out. with our new coach named Flood. It's the first nt that counts!! Formont first, a Class A team. The most wPnmgest coach, teeth shined with Gieem Brack, he sad. is a Class C team — 7-0 was halftime and his teeth were not gleaming. Saying. This it tie school, lets start ptatoonng They ended up wirvvng 26-0. But their coach came to us saying. You guys out-hit us. ft's the first hit that counts!l Next came St. Agnes, who beat us fast year. Thought they would k� us. with af the cheers Ox lead 12-6 with a minute to go — St Agnes scored Oh. what a blow. It’s the first hit that counts!! Shat tuck with Arnold, who were rated in state. Came Pto Brack with the cockiest rate. We stomped them, and of the score doesn't show 13-7 They were rated no more. But sti. tt's the first hit that counts1 Oft to New USm. it's never been done — The trst overntght game that Brack ever won The running attack much too much tor the homecomog As wet os completions from our aerial bombing The Mustangs were now on a streak of the own-Now two in a row. if they only hod known it's the frst hit that counts!! SPA was next, who m 5 we've not beaten The coaches were psyched as they were ready for dusting Ben Douglas our noseguard. got m$ knee dislocated 9-6 was the score. SP A we deflated tt's the first hit that counts St Croix came to us. they're predated to win conference — Didn't know we were missing our fijback Ben Douglas Steve Johnson came in saying. 'No. I'm not nervous . 61 yards for o touchdown, os he scampered with class As Brock went on to wn 13-6 tt's the first hit that counts!! Mpis Lutheran come next. we knew we could win As after the game we come out with o grin. 15-0 was the score with one gome to go. Brack vs Mayer was to be a great show it's the first hit that counts1 Not to us did they do it. as Moyer was seeng stars- At the end of the buzzer the Conference was ours The joys and tears were out. there you see. As this has never been done in Break's history, tt's the first hit that counts!! A footbaa team who went 1 and 8 Come out to bo so awesome and great Coaches, we love you. and wit never forget you As we were the CHAMPIONS of 82 But. these words wk always ring out in my mod tt's the first hit that counts!t Vic Globa Class of 82 After losing its first two games to two large schools, the football team won seven in a row and earned a berth at the state Class C playoffs. They started on their seven game winning streak on Homecoming against Shattuck and continued it through the Tri-Volley championship game against Mayer Lutheran. Unfortunately, the Mustangs were defeated by Clarkfield in the state Quarter Finals, ending their season. The team hopes the great spirit and commitment will continue at Breck! Varsiry Record 7-3 Fairmont 0-26 St. Agnes 12-14 Shattack 13- 7 New Uim Catholic 20- 6 Concordia 27 - 0 S.P.A. 9- 5 St. Croix 12- 6 Mpis. Lutheran 15- 0 Mayer 26- 7 Clarkfield (State-Quarters) 0-12 117 RECORD SOCCER St. Thomas Hill Murray Minnehaha Marshall-U S.P.A. Benilde West Brady Cretin Holy Angels Marshall-U Blake Shattack Minnehaha Benilde Minnehaha (O.T.) 1-1 (O.T.) 2-3 (O.T.) 1-2 7-0 (O.T.) 1-1 (O.T.) 2-2 2-6 4- 0 3- 2 (O.T.) 3-3 5- 1 (O.T.) 0-1 2-1 4- 3 0- 3 1- 0 v Top Row-B Wallace. J. Utter. P Hajovy. M. Hanson. B. Hodand. J Swollen. S. Bergerson. C.J. Hoigoord. K. Bartz. J. Rainey Bottom Row-J. Van Oppen. S. Yoch. J. Check. R. Gflkes. M Dvorak. C. Lewin. D. Grubb. Cooch McCrohon C TEAM Top Row-E Eaton. M Salyords. R. Specker. S. Swollen. C. Sime. M Howard. P Stelwag. J. Rimarcik. D. Anderson. I. Steyaert. Coach Noter-man Bottom Row-M Keten. M Johnson. S. PW. K Mefzner. A. Lee. M Gwenchen. B Katter. T Woodland Missing E. Yue. The cry of, Yes, I'll hove it echoes across the field as the victorious Mustangs lope down the field for another goal. But 1982 proved a frustrating year as Roy's lads had a bit of trouble placing that last goal at the wire. Any of these ties could have gone the other way, however, as the team was young. This promises a strong showing in next year's race. Top Row-D. Heystek. F. Thorpe. P Bogart, B. Cote. E. Wittkopp. J. Rossmon. W Wider son. R, Heath. I, Hajovy. J. Colton. Cooch Anderson Bottom Row-K.C. Peters. M Specker. T Theotogides. D Kennedy. G. Yoch. J. Cottns. A. Comfort. 0. Wftams MIDDLE SCHOOL °P Pow-Cooch Edmondson. B. Lewis. R. Bloke, D. Andng. L. Lane. A. Anderson. J. son. N. Carlson. R. Nelson. S. Kreischer. A. Efron, Cooch Jackson. 2nd Row j. E. Jones. K. Wmje. J. Buxefl. T. Pfau. J. Sototaroff. M. Srderakos. L. Sisota. A. ‘••’Ockett, T. Munzner. B. Wisely Bottom Row-N. Bartz. M Stec. M Evonstad. M. 'maiz, D. Ehlen. C. McGrann. P. Ph ps. L Shepard VARSITY Top row; S. Omdahl. A. McComb, H. Quick. N Wilson. M. Wiliams. Coach Stoitz. Bottom row K Bugby. J. Langlotz. C Simonson. A. Cleary. VOLLEYBALL The voOeybaH team was very successful this year, with 5 seniors on the storting line-up that hod been working together for 4 years. The team was awsome from the start. After a six game winning streak and a two game slump, they came bock to defeat Mayer, one of the best teams in the state. This victory in the Tri-Vatey tournament coupled with excetent seasonal play ended the 1982 voOeybai season on a high note VARSITY RECORD 8-8 Derham Hal 0-2 Visitation 0-2 St. Croix 1-2 Shattuck 2-0 Mpls Lutheran 2-0 Concorde 2-0 West Lutheran 2-0 Saint Paul Academy 2-0 De LaSalle 2-1 Mayer 0-2 Beniide 0-2 St. Croix 0-2 Marshall U. 0-2 Shattuck 2-1 Mpls. Lutheran 2-1 Monehaha (Districts) 0-2 VARSITY MEMORIES You Bet!, the Shattuck dance, thank-you Mr. Buckives, let's not run today, bump-set-spike, thanks Katrina!. beating Mayer, rated in the state. Districts: seeded 4th, Mike our devoted fan. the Spanish ref. defeating the soccer wimps, today districts .............. TOMORROW STATE CHAMPS! 121 Top row: Coach Gumia. K. Gaskins. E. Bruhl, C. Martinez. J. Piper. A McCullough. $. Elsing. Bottom row: H. Elsing. M. Poktis. P. Foster. M Griffin. K. Winton. S. FkMten. S Robinson. WOMEN’S TENNIS Varsity Memories Remember ... the white Trans Am. Po-ley's push-ups. Star Wars Action Team: Kim goes to State. Dina's Dad. Byerly's for dinner. we're lost again? Mascots: the yellow tray, the shoe the cone; Orono ondWay-zata vs. Breck. Edina Tourney. Brian's daughters. Where's Renee? Paper animals from Denny's. Devo-girl. practice at MTC. Bla-kettes-DEADI. Alix's poster, “Such is life , no encouragement, mid-season blues. All right, everybody listenl Junkfood junkettes, Breck's upset. Amy's driving. Sarah picks up Brian, Tracy Elizabeth laughing, tears on the court. 2nd in Region. Thanks. Brian. Top row: Cooch McCoy. J. Sargent. L GoDPert. D. Wolkoff. S. ENen. A WeWy. Bottom row T Reinertson. K Burnett, l. Elerf. K Poley Record 12-5 Holy Angels 7-0 Minnehaha 7-0 Washburn 5-2 Visitation 6-1 Blake 'I-6 St. Mary's 5 0 St. Paul Academy '1-5 St. Mary's 5-0 Brady 7-0 St. Paul Academy O-7 St. Mary's 5-0 Visitation 7-0 Holy Angels 4’4 Minnehaha (sub-reg ) 4-'1 Blake(sub-regtons) 0-5 Aiken(Regions) 3-2 Blake(Regions) 0-5 Too row Coach Sossman. K Horner. B. Howard. M Edbtom. M O'Con-nel. E. Larsen. M. Bassett. T Yue. Bottom row M Harstod. A Umen. J. Simmons. E Efron, L. Adams. S. Burnett. L. Shockeiford. Top row O. VelosQjez. M Dole. N Kaplan. K. Madgett. M Dvorak. A Lurtsema. S. Dougherty. N. EssSnger. Coach Dehmer Bottom row M Lurtsema. A. Brucker. N. Korsh. B. Bowman. L Theotogides. C. Doyle. A Zavoral 122 Whitney Stoddard: The yo compelI — placing WOMEN’S SWIMMING — DIVING When's practice over? Stroke .. stroke strokel MU-ST-AN-GS endless 50's, tip turns, no changes. How much are we losing by? Throw 'em In. Wont an M M? Jim! secret meetings In the urinals, stand erect. D.Q, I II don't wont to swim the 500. false starts, hold it steady, lades. I forgot to start the watch, regions, can't wait ti next year Record 1-9 Durhcm Hal 24-57 Visifofion 27-54 SPA 2360 Southwest 2261 Visitation 27-55 Durnsvile 111-51 Denude 5428 DeLasote 5628 Centennial 65-127 De La Salle 34 37 Top Row-Coach Neiison. K. Lund. M Dougherty. J Harman, C. Gtasoe. K Beard. K. Smonson. D. Rogers. P. Philips. M. Jontz Middle RowCoach Prentice. A. Hakim. C Johnson. B Watkins. A Bjeiand. S. Evanstod. B. Walden, R. Curviingham, F Quick. C. Two Bears. S Zimmermann. Bot-tom Row-N Grubb. W Stoddard. D. Pogue. H Hitchcock, Coach Dorf- nea Memories CROSS COUNTRY Memories Your mom. Boogie Nghts. Creepy Charley. Flower gardens. G.8.C.. Brack A H. Patrol. Isn't he the Governor's son?. I'd rather kiss a Woo-kie. I can arrange that. lefty. Juke Box Heroes. Who are you. Pugh. Pugh. Pugh. Pugh The runs. D. and D Neatness points come in prime numbers Mogic users can't use throwing stars, only different. Wayne Harrison, pleasure txmps. Lough it up. Fuzzbai.'' Dove Quie Tri-Valey Champion. 3 season 1st. 5th in Districts P� . t V Karen Caperton: Tri-Valley Champ 3 season Ists. 5th in Districts. Top row Coach Pugh. M. Goldman. D. Que. S. Harrison. J. Robnson. C Horowitz. P Morrison. J. Johnson. B Thur Front row: D. Wang. R. Goldman, C Opperman. 8 Kapion. K. Caperton, N Gardner Record Minnehaha 28-27 Shottuck 41-44 Minnehaha 26-29 SPA 21-28 HOCKEY VARSITY RECORD Mnneboha Benfide Brady Marshal-U St. Anthony Rochester Lourdes Rice Lake (Wi.) Pingrey N.J Holy Angels St. Agnes Totino Groce St Bernards Brady Shattock Bernide Rochester Lourdes Holy Angels St. Agnes St Bernards Totino Grace 3-3 6-2 10-2 8-C (O.T.) 3-2 3-C (O.T.) 2-3 5-2 7-1 (O.T.) 4-3 3-1 (O.T.) 4-3 5-0 8-2 6-3 7-1 9-0 (O.T.) 4-3 2-1 (O.T.) 3-4 Top Row. Coach Butters. C S me. B. Kneoie. A. Kaskey. T. Phfota. R. Giossrud. M Schutenberg. T Scobie. J Utter. K. Soiapatek. Coach Little Bottom Row: J. Katter. C.J. Hagoord. R. Bertino. B. Waiace. P Scobie. S. Johnson. M. Songer. M Howard. J. Derx 124 MEMORIES Take off to the Great White North, Conference Champs. 19-4-1. Met Center. The Dukemen. TPM. Wings — he's got an the women. Ftrepkjg Steve Johnson. Chips-Fkps-Dips-Sips. PhUbin's rocket. Bonger. Where are the Airheads?. How's it going', eh?. Breck Hockey Ruies. Der's pinball shot. High five, face; 13 straight. Bossy the Sniper. P. PhUbin let Fred cut. Freshmen goalies. Our Little Coach. Elephant Man. AI-RH-EA-DS. 10 pm. A couple more games and she'll be mine. That practice. Russionzation. Anything should know about. Porky? Phil-bin's last words Who. Me? . Turn out the lights ... the party is over. Top Row Asst Cooch. M. Kunert. L. Anderson. B. Howcxd. B Schutenberg, R. Heath. C lewin. D. Alter matt. Cooch Sutters. Bottom Row M. Glanchen. J. Rossmon. D. Wlamson. M Keflen. KC Sime. MEN’S BASKETBALL Too Row E Evtfirvg. P Glcba. S. Berg©son. K. Wiliams. J. SwaMen. Coach Flood Bottom Row P Zweber. D. F� elds. M. Nelson. R. Gilkes. M. Hanson. S. Daly VARSITY RECORD Mezzappa 36-30 Randolph 49-31 St. Bernards 57-50 Minnehaha 52-49 Blake 60-36 Mayer 42-40 C.H.O.F. 58-49 Shattock 45-36 Concordia 58-59 St. Croix 38-47 S.P.A. 56-64 Mayer 41-55 Mpis Lutheran 47-19 Cone or da 57-58 Mpls Lutheran 43-34 CHEERLEADING J. Moe. B Bowman. S. Donovan. B Weaver. K Van Nest. K Ringdahl VARSITY MEMORIES Do we have to do these too. Kevin... Zweber's Get off me ... shut up Ed ... Images by Tyrone Green ... Kill my landlord ... yo slim .. 7:00 A.M. practice ... don't be mean to the girls... coach talk... North, sorry, don't come my side ... received notes in state ... slamming after practice ... eh. hah, heh... Cur!... Ahiva-uh... I know you... too sweet... fooling around on bench... ya doof ... nice shag ... mice outburst... LARRY ... Kevin's 1st Breck slam ... JV Top Row C. Nelson. C Re nertson. W. Zorn, M Schrockman. D. Wang. M Dvorak. Coach Stensgard. Bottom Row M Mounel. F Goldberg. J. Man-deo. M Overby. M. Rohricht. MIDDLE SCHOOL Top Row. J. L or sort. J. Pederson. D. Anding. B. Tyner. C. Rasmussen. Coach Prouse. Bottom Row: A Payne. P. Philips. M Adams. K. Ranee. J. Brown, Missing N Bartz. D. Kaplan WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Top Row: Coach Tucker. C. Martinez. J. Tyson. L Gabbert. C. Gustafson. Coach Boom. Bottom Row: C. Opperman. M. Griffin, S. Omdahl. R. Goldman (Manager). Missing Keehsa Gaskins. RECORD W. Lutheran Shat tack St Croix Mayer Minnehaha Concordia Visitation SPA. St. Croix Visitation Mpls. Lutheran Concordia Mpis. Lutheran W. Lutheran 52-33 31-43 18-51 20-88 27-52 24- 66 20-34 23-48 29-66 22-62 25- 49 25-63 29-45 35-38 MEMORIES Injuries .. fingers.. ankles .. She's huge .. Millie Mannn .. Quit Movm't.. Lisa has the aspirin .. When are they going to take out their starters?” .. hope .. Keesha's defense .. I wonder what she's like in real life?” .. Get down on it .. Rachel. why are you managing?” .. Carrie-Sara wardrobes .. Thank you coaches .. The women's varsity basketball team has demonstrated steady improvement from the beginning of the season. Elected captains Lisa Gabbert and Shelly Omdahl have provided leadership both on and off the court Although the current win-loss record if 2-16, a noticeable improvement has occurred. GYMNASTICS Although this year's team record was 0-9, individual efforts were outstanding, but because of the team's small size it was at a vast disadvantage. Coach Nivi-kias is looking foreword to a better season h '83. Top Row D. Marsh. L. Theologdies. S. O'Connor. M Dale. E. Arndt. K. Horner, Coach Nivikias. Bottom Row: N. EssHnger. L Font. C. Two-Bears WRESTLING RECORD Mpls. luth 32-26 Concordia 17-50 Holy Angels 30-42 DeLoSoie 16-51 Mpls Luth 31-26 SPA 20-36 Concordia 10-41 Mayer 18-48 Marsha 31-30 St. Anthony 66-54 Top Row Coach Grubb. D. Wiliams. J Seed. S 8randt. Coach LaRoque. Bottom Row R Yonker. D. Grubb. D. Kennedy. P. Lewis 1 MEMORIES ... David's got the chocolate ... settle down ... your runnin ... fans? ... Pancho Villas ... Francis ... state ... pound over 128 SKIING Kerstin Anderson Wes Beedon David Christianson John Collins Andy Comfort Ted Edin Mark Evanstad Serene Evanstad Katie Flanagan Regan Fulton Mug Harstad Chris Hagestad Barb Howard Bridget Hust Nancy Johnson Sarah Lesh Dan Kaplan Sam Khalafalla Megan O'Connell Matt Olson Brad Pfaff Steve Poley Eric Ringdahl Rob Romero Gerry Ronning Jean Sargent Nick Sten Tom Stitch Alix Umen Bob Venters Matt Waldor MEMORIES Mr. Headmonson .. take off you hosers .. B.G.L.S.T. .. flappers .. scrubbers .. Is that Eric behind that tow truck? .. wedging .. Stitch goalie .. Sam's skis .. Brad and Tom go state .. RECORD Opponent Men Women Hastings 25-30 25-30 Ed. Prarie 20-35 32-23 B. Lincoln 28-27 18-37 Blake 30-25 16-39 Orono 36-IQ 46-9 3rd overall m region B. Pfatr 6th T. Stich 4th G. Ronning 11th S Anderson 11th B Howard 13th Bnsvt 49-112 Watertown 64-94 Bemlde 42-39 Watertown 35-47 Cretin 47-118 Johnson 61-92 Chaska 34-46 Central 48-39 MEMORIES Yes. there was a Breck swim team, relay MEN’S SWIMMING-DIVNG RECORD Top Row Coach I'iefcon. I Steyaert. C. N«mmer. S. Tapper. B. Pendergast. E Welter. C. Curry. J Robinson. Coach Meocock. Bottom Row I DeGeynatt. I. Shepard. J. Check. S PW. H Venters. S. Krescher. N Gardner. C. Ryde starts. Coach Meocock'$ whistle. Sue's doughnuts. water polo. Aren't those I.M. 's and 1000's fun?. Breck vs Breck. breaking the school's records. swarms of fans, great year-see you next... PERFORMING ARTS In our digging, we come across some remnants of unexplainable outbursts of ab-srrocr thoughts and perceptions We do nor fully understood them, bur they hove c certain naive charm. These people of the past were found to have o srrcnge oddicrion ro their emotions. Through various forms of arrisric expression they defined and revealed their emotions by means of words, music, dance, and dramatic interpretation. Sometimes indivduoty and sometimes in groups, they displayed o certain innocence and beauty rhor could really touch others in a sofr persona! woy. These groups did vorious types of expression. Some used voice inflections, some forced sounds out of strangely shaped objects, and some flexed their bodies into smooth fluid morions. Their productions in-duded ploys, ccncens, and religiously oriented ensembles of every kind of expression. This institution gove their students many, many opportunities ro release these indications from within. They offered lessons, re-hearsol rime, space for performing, and audiences, love ond encourogemenr. end on all around freedom of expression. Objea thought ro be corocol meroi dunce cop. with vorious holes ro reteose heor in hot weorher Smaller version of obove. probobly used by Lower Schoolers Thes prorecnve beds Luxuriously housed eoch insrrumenr Undeophered monuscripr consisting of dors irreguiorfy spoced on Sines Short rube with holes covered by plugs, unsorisfoctory for pLxnbng. use unknown 131 The philosophical comedy. The Skin of Our Teeth by Thorton Wilder, was a bizarre story of man's rise, fall, and ever-present endurance. On Nov. 5.6.7, the amazingly energetic and talented cast filled the theater with a production that truly left an impact on the Breck community. If you forget your hoes one more time .. CAST Bock row-Mke Zimmerman. B4 Wisely. Fred Goldberg. Pat Zweber. Andy Taylor 3rd row-Steve Gumnlt. John Yonker. Dee Hornson. Chris Nrnmer. Chris Ashley. Debbe Rubens. PN Pork. Scott Dougan. Sarah Fike. Paul Grubb 2nd row-Amanda Maud, Nancy Lundquet. Kari Himmebtrup. Martha Jones. Peter Mmniian. Regan Fulton. Elizabeth Meeker. Karin Riley 1st row-Martha Flotten. Kris Ringdahi. Amy Coppermon, April Cecci. Sarah Libertus THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH Director: Barbara Bradley Asst. Directors: Liz Moller. Bridget Hust Technical Director: Steve DrMenna Asst. Tech: Director: Mike Zimmermann Mrs B said moke-up. not make over 132 CREW Bock row- Tracy Yue. Steve Gumnlt. ?. Mke Zimmerman. Stuart Dwight. Chris McNamara. Liz Moller. Mark Specker 2nd row-Peter Mmnhon Anna lme«. Amanda Maud. Beth Hyduke. Front Row-Martha Flotten. Amy Coppermon. Jane RoJwagon. Wayne WHderson. Bridget Hust. Lnneo Hempei. April Cecci. Sarah Ubertus Director Choreographer- Barbara Bradley. Asst. Dir.- Janine Simmons, Elise Bruhl, Debbie Rogers. Asst. Choreographer- Dee Harrison. Technical Director- Steve Di-Menna. Asst. Tech Dir.- Anna Linnell, Mike Zimmerman. Tracy Yue. Dance Captains- Amanda Maud. Helen Quick. The 1930's musical. Babes in Arms, was filled with old-fashioned love triangles and the talented oppressed overcoming the untalented establishment. Including such great oldies as Lady is a Tramp. Where or When. and Johnny One Note. the production was very entertaining. and all those involved with Mrs. Bradley's fifth musical had a great time. The simple optimism of the show inspired the actors to sina and dance in a perfor- CAST Top row Amanao Maud. wn Stoyaori. Boon Thyr, � o Ian0ol2. RuttiAm Cofxxv Ho)©n Quick. Woyn© Wtdorson. Como And-owi P©t«r Mryiron 2nd row Jon $ood. Koj Wnj© Mcnoto W amj. Kamorn© Boot'd Whitnoy Stoddard Mo©e Doognody. Nancy GaCO, CaroJno Gkooq Men© © Sxferakoi.jano Polwooon Jomy Harman. Motua Pr®it Lcxxa S«c o 3rd row P©ggy Foi'e . Kim H©w tt. Us Lotion. Amy Copporman. jotm Yonkor. Frank Tnorpe. Scoit Dougan. Satan Fke Tony Tnooto a !. PM Pant. Crwck Hau©e. Enc Yu© Bottom row Pok®y Pn«pi. Bi Wsofy Mart Sp©ck©r. On Airtoy. Eisaoom Mooker Mk© Zimmarman. EKtn Efron Nancy David. Bob PondorgMt ono P� i Grubb CfltW loo row Kan Smcmon Anna Lm«J Mott Gck nan 2nd row Trocy Yu© Stuart Dwght Qobocco Cmnngnam. Larry Lano. Vokno Po ta. Ftooo Quo Corn© Snoia Hoton Quck CTYs McNamara. Karla Stormo Bottom row Mk© Zm-morman. Boinda Ouck. Arm© B.ioKra Jonno Smmom. Dooo© Qo0©'� . Art! EH© Bn y Heck, what's a drippy brick? We're gonna spatter anyway. “BABES IN ARMS” 5TH AND 6TH CHOIR MIDDLE SCHOOL CHORAL GROUPS 134 Row 1: S. Hyduke. A. Kreider. R. Nelson. H. Heefner. M Prest. Row 2: F. Sami. D. Connor. C. McGrann. D. Kaplan. L Sisola. S. Holden. Row 3: M Adams. S. R sk. S. Beedon. C. Simp. T. Field. K Korbuly. E Arndt. J. Walden. K Beard Sitting S. JocoPsen. P. Troup. M. Gavaser. B. Humphries. D. Kaplan Row 1 J. Bea-rd. F Arndt. M. Erhart. M Korsch. C Moqwst. K Curtin. N Batx:ock. Row 2: N Gray. J. Turner. M Ndosi. A Wosley. A. Kersten. S. Biernat. A Rice. M McGrann. N. Ye owthunder. N. Ulven Row 3: S. McFariane. I. Luepker. S. Dorman. C. Lund. A. Winje. J. Kobin. Row 5: R Goff. N. Berreou. P Gagnon, T. Anderson. K. Steyaert. R Melrose. J. Pratt. D. Olseth. A. Saboe. J. Schuftz. UPPER SCHOOL CHORAL GROUPS Sitting Nancy WSson, Liz Moller. Karin Riley. Second row: Mug Horsfod. Rebecca Cuningham. Anna Llnneil. Amanda Maud. Amy Cleary. Liz Powers. Back row: Scott Sherman. Phil Park. Bil Cole. Mark Hanson. Keith Bartz, Vic Gtobo. Dr. Steen. Missing: Tracy Yue. Ben Douglas. Terry Theologides. Regan Fulton. Dennis Eaton. The Upper School band, choir and the Breck Singers perform a medley of carols at the Christmas Concert. UPPER SCHOOL CHOIR Front row Becky Taylor. Ms. Julie Harris. Hannah Eising. 2nd row: Sarah Eising. Kim Murphy. Amy Hanson. Jennifer Hoskin. 3rd row: Eric Eaton. Jean Piper. Ian Steyaert. Sven Pihl 4th row: Mark Howard. Tim Woodland. Amy Hakim, and Rick Pihl. UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Amy Cleary, senior class pres Mark Hanson, student council pres.. Steve Yoch. junior rep . Danny Heystek. couKi treosurer. Standing Chris Curry, junior v p.. Kim Hewitt, junior pres.. Jean Sargent, sophomore v.p.. Alex McCutough. cound secretary, and Liz Mo er. senior v p f-Assng Dina Wdkoff. sophomore pres. Chris Ashfey. freshmon v.p.. Greg Yoch. freshman pres. Frank Thorpe, sophomore rep., and Tm WocxJand. freshman rep.. Rick Yonker. senior rep, Kneeling: Poly Cohen. Whitney Stoddard. Stephanie Burnet. Karl Steyoert. Ned Brown. Mike Korsh. Front standing Kaj Winje. Chris LeV e. Andrea Lesh. Anne Specht. Anne Bress. Joe Beaird. Bock row. Katie Lund. Rob Blake. Simone Risk. Kerstin Pfou. Jennifer Solotoroff. Alex Kreider. tJf CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Keith Bartz Amy Jo Cleary Bret Haaland Mark Hanson Dee Harrison Charles Horowitz Teresa Leville Tom Marble Elizabeth Moller John Robinson Kris Simonson Nancy Wilson Richard Yonker MIDDLE SCHOOL SPEECH Simone Risk. Kathy Shane. Jay Larson. Crvts Rossmussen HIGH SCHOOL BOWL This year, the High School Bowl team had their best season since 1976. They resumed their past trend of outwitting their opponents even though they were a very young team. With one freshman, two juniors, and a senior, they were apprehensive about their performance, but came out victorious. Sarah Fike was captain, with Charles Horowitz, Marta Bowman, and David Wang as her talented teammates. They practiced as faithfully as members of any sports team with Mr. Yonker and Mr. Stern, advisors. The range of questions was incredible, and when they coalesced, they were a veritable encyclopedia of information. Top row John Yonker. Roy Fmden. host of High School Bowl; Richard Yonker. cooch. Terry Theoiogtdes. Regan Fulton Front row David Wong; Sarah F e. captain; Marta Bowman. Charles Horowitz. UPPER SCHOOL SPEECH FORENSICS Top row Advisor Jay Johnson. Jkn Umen. Jeff Baker. Tony Rimarcik. Steve Yoch. Sarah Fke. Eric Welter. Bottom row: Tammy Melzer and Kristin Ringdahi Not pictured Rebekah Greenwakj Editor Scott Dougan and Advisor Lockhart Stowers. THE BUGLE Liz Larsen. Danny Heystek. Matt Goldman Charles Horowitz. Jeff Baker. Tony Rimarcik. John Robinson. B« Wisely. Jud Champlin. Keith Bortz. Not pictured Coeditor Kathy McMahon. Wes Beedon. John Adams I 137 Ko©ebng Don Fox. John Yonker. Don Kennedy. Phi Pork. Chuck Houge. Eric Christ, tan Steyoert. Eric Eaton. Mrs Mfler Bock row Terry Theotogtaes. Amonoda Moud. Elen Efron. Janet Greenlees. Jonine Simmons. Mr. lundgren. Sandy Stone. Becky Watkins. Carrie Soota. Lta Theoto des. Ofefia Veies jez-8nseno. Cafce Gtanton. Jessica Mourer. Karla Stormo. Elizabeth Meeker Brandt Le er. Nick Gardner. David Wang. Keesha Gaskins. Mott Goldman. Jeff Baker Editors Nik Sten. Dee Harrison. Nancy Lundqmst. Advisor Ms. Young Not pictured Carrie Andrews. Theresa Lev«e. Kerstin Anderson 1J8 First row Scott Doogan, John Robinson, Kris Schoen. Charles Horowitz. Matt Goldman Second row: Steve Tempelman. Eric Christ. Chuck Houge, Nick Gardner. Back row: Ian Steyaert. Janino Simmons. Mark Specker. Eric Eaton. Mr Miter. Mike Schulenberg. Mark Elert. Rob Romero. Rick Yonker. Allen Murphy. Mr. Miller. Front row Ty Fayflett. Paton Lewis, John Cofins. Peter Giobo. Karen Coperton Second row. Paul Morrison. Wes Beedon. Ben Armstrong. Cass Oppermon, Danny Fields. He«en Quick. Mike Helm, Kris Simonson. Third row Mr. Evans. Chris Nmmer, Keith Bartz. Mssing: Ricky G es. Tom Stich. o Front row: Kim Hewitt. Beth Hy-duke. Sorah Elsing, Cass Oppermon. Tim Woodland. Helen Quick. Calie Glanton. Second row: Mary Kay Dale. Sandy Stone. John Colins, Paton Lewis. Peter Globa, Jeremy Levitt. Homer Venters. Jean Piper. Hannah Eising. Third row. Chris Nim-mer. Keith Bartz. Paul Morrison. Wes Beedon. Ty Fayfield. Karen Coperton, Kris Simonson, Keith Mestrich. Fourth row Mike Helm. Paul Pihl, Ben Armstrong. Ricky Gilkes. Don Fields, Mr Evans. Missing: Tom Stich. Jeon Sargent, Eric Eaton. 06 Front row Mchefte Champhn. Tmo Pfou. Heather rttchcock. Chris Hitchcock. Chris Rydei. Kfcheie WAorrs, Tamara Muruner. Steve Armstrong Second row Andrea Crocket. Fiona Quick. Cathy Swan. Be-mda Quick. Lynne Moore. Dari Smonson. Sarah Lfcertus. Brett Hide. Pat Ph ps Third row Sarah Lesh. Tycho Kerstn. Ted Ec n. Bi Lewis. Mark Tyner. Ashanti Payne, Lie-ven DeGeyndt. Bob Venters. Mr Evans. Missing Jonathan Goldman. David Ehien M 06 2 First row Ann Sorenson. Rachel Peterson. Libby Fike. Kim Woodland. Betsy Hands. Jami Biy. Sara Hnkley. M«ke Townley. Second row Akson Crockett. Betsy Anding. Lsa LeWn. Stephanie W ams. Atyssa Wosley. Cody Johnson. Steve Dickson. A6son Rice. Jenny O'Donoghue. Third row Drew Goiord. Ke� y McManus. Chad Badiyan. Lexi Steiner. Helena Kriei. Todd Htchcock. Brig Field. Andrew Lyman. Kass Hor-stod. Ken Ranee. Andy Lesh Fourth row Mr. Evans. Bob Katter. Jon Hakim, Ned Brown. Dan Denecke. Ross Harmon. Robbie Melrose Jenny Winterrowd. Chris Le vie Fifth row. Kent Mortimer Debbie Neal. Grog Overafl Dean Gabbed. Tom Ander son. Gabriel Thoumi. Greger Anderson BLUE STRING ENSEMBLE Red Ek Botes. Mr Robert Evans. Sammy Km. Alexander Hopmann. Vaiene Price. Kate MocLennan. Matthe Krasowski GOLD STRING ENSEMBLE Lara Sutherland. Stewart MocLennan. Jennifer Harman. Mr Robert Evons. Lee Sander. Carolyn GJasoe. Mike Mattison, 141 THE MUSTANG Trocy Yue. Edror wChef Memores R hord leckey. rogo porty or Josten’s. stoshy p 220. Ndng our to The Room, dookey crop pers. Osc 6 obusng her shoe. bod puns. don't rfYOw Anything ov . getting Jacked out of the buWng. Who t$:hs i who cores ”. notes to sreff, Rebekohs tope garmg, “who took the rypog rophy book? -, hours «n the dork room, err 40 some severs ro go .... � «l NDEX'. our motto FOCO for thought” As edror. yeorbook drove me up rhe wd (Dtos-phemy'), but r wos worth the tore. tote nights ood frenzied efforts I feel we hove erected on excellent. mognotrve record of f03l W62 or Crock Many, many rhonks to the harcworkJng staff, es-peooly Seen Jones ond Mrs Rutahouscr Aauoty, I know you people oriy fined Yecrbook for rhe food tonne goes for chp dp I cteo rhonk Scrch Fke, Dzobeth Meeker. Amando Moud, Ertc Yue. John Adorns. Terry Theoiogdes. Kristin RtogdcN. Da Waety. Ty Foyfidd. David Grubb. Stocey Kohier. Dtone Mash. Scoir Shermon, ton Tyson. Anne Cjet-tond Steve Templemon. ond Michelle WOoms Oeth Wctoen ond Etoe Goto. Mddie School Editors. tonne Sermons. Upper School Edror. Helen Quids. Lower School Edror Amy Hokm. Arts and Groups Edror. Uz Larsen, Focufry Edror, ond Chris Curry. Sports Edror 142 Phorogs Charles Horowitz, John Robnson, Matt Gotomon. Eric Wdter, ond Era Cht« Miss-tog Oerymin Armstrong Stuart Dw hr, Karen Coperron. Index Ed tor. ond Mark Speaker, Busness Monger CURRENT EVENTS Life Under Jaruzelski Ordeal rCl ’sLaw a. 42.81. , 8� ACOfcfKA Junto imposes martial low I feel sorry for the Polish people ... repressed by the Russians and their own government.” — David Armstrong Above, a protest bodge at the Btatotska internment comp, and Lech Walesa, leader of the Sofcdanty Union below. Poksh Ambassador Rurarcz. who defected to the U S of Poland “It has clearly turned around the whole relationship of Israel and Egypt, and upset the balance of the U.S. and U.S.S.R. ... a return to the tension of the last two decades.” — Mr. Yonker. Dozier ANWAR SADAT President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, was assassinated by right-wing terrorists during a military review. National Air Controllers’ Strike The spoce shuttle Colurrtoio. returning from a successfii ffcght An idea whose time has come — Matt Goldman ■1 Abortion must otways be V A “ Ma Bell s But is it Big Breakup a Person? ® Justice Sandra O'Connor, first woman to be apponted to the Supreme Court, and Chief Justice Warren Berger Death on the Potomac Wayne W ams. occused of slaying Atlanta youths. El Salvado Moral Majority: Whatever happened to separation of church and state?” — Chris Curry Draft Registration I'd rather go to jai than fight — Mike Zmmerman, '• it anybody has to register, it should be both men and women — Etaabeth Meeker. “1 don't want to fight anymore than anyone else, but I thnk that's better than to lose ou democracy to others. — Susan Schloff Nuclear Energy It's all right, considemg the other options. — Tony Rrnarck. 144 And the Youth riots roged during the summer n England Engkyxj's newty wedded Prince Charles and the Lady Diana-. the very stuff of wh ch fairy tales are made. Reagan National Debt Taxing Problem Poor Get BACK IN MINNESOTA H.H.H. Domed Stadium: It's wonderful that Minnesota has a domed stadium but it was very badly planned. ... It will be interesting to see how the parking shortage will be solved. I am certainly not anxious to attend events there until it's better. — Kris Simonson. Nuke the Dome. — Mark Hanson. Economics: It (Minnesota's financial situation) stinks! — Phil Steen. Dissolution of Kicks soccer team: Un- Poorer lucky! It's a great sport, and the Kicks were good too. — Susan Schloff. Possibility of closing of many inner-city schools: It hurts for a little while, but it'll help in the long run economically. — Richard Yonker, Sr. Unfavorable Weather- record snowfalls. and ice storms caused late busses. early dismissals, and school closings; melting snow caused leaks; subzero temperatures stalled cars ... Deadly Weather President Reagan: It’s nice to have hope for a change. — Steve Yoch I Dke his idea of tackling governmental problems from different angles. I am concerned. however about the ... amount ... being spent on defense, and ... about his stance on environment. — Daniel Phillips His policies are incredibly hypocritical ... he supposedly supports peace, yet has joined the arms race full force while cutting back on the truly humane programs. — Janine Simmons. Economics: Not since the Great Depression has the U.S. faced economic difficulties as severe as those we are forced to consider now. — Allen Stern. Churchmen Vs. the Bomb I think we are all in a vast state of denial when it comes to nuclear war. — Reverend Andy McCarthy ADS AND INDEX 146 jjP'V f Hold fast to dreams For If dreams die Life Is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life Is a barren field Frozen with snow. “Dreams” by Langston Hughes 0 x- $ Vvry ; V ■ BRECK FEDERATION OF TEACHERS A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. — from The Education of Henry Adams Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1982 BRECK PARENTS' ASSOCIATION Arts For Sound Spirits Artifacts Aoby. Roy Or) 105 Ado . Dorothy (F) 106 Adams. John (12) 15. 53. 66. 02. 137 Adams. Laurie (10) 54. 122 Adams. Michael (8) 43. 127 Ahmed, imod (4) 28 Alien. James (F) 107 Altermatt. Brod (9) 50. 116. 124 Alwin. Beth (F) 104 Anderson. 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Anne (10) 56. 123. 133 Phigs. Drjuel (F) 92. 103. 104. Philips. Jane (F) 109 Philips. Patrick (7) 42. 119. 127. 141. 145 Pierson. Acisha (P) 18 P.hi. Paul (9) 52. 116. 140 PM. Richard (9) 52. 116 Pihl. Sven (9) 52, 118. 129 Piper, Jean (9) 52. 121. 140 Piuhm. Kristin (3) 27 Pogue. Debbie (7) 41. 123 Poloy. Katherine (9) 51. 52. 122 Poley. Stephen (11) 60 Politis. George (4) 29 PoOtis. Melanie (9) 52, 121 Powers. Elizabeth (12) 78. 85, 90. 135 Pratt. John (6) 38. 134 Prentice. Debbie (F) 110. 123 Prest. Melissa (7) 41. 133. 134 Price. Valerie (6) 38. 141 Promcn. Sara (P) 18 Propes. Pashes (7) 41 Protzner. Michael (12) 68. 86. 92. 94 Prouso. Joseph (F) 15, 100. 111. 127 Pruitt, Amy Jeniffer (4) 29 Pruitt. Holy (K) 20 Pugh. James (F) 103. 110. 123 'uarry Quick. Beinda (7) 41. 141 Quick. Cathleen (F) 109 Quick. Fiona (8) 44. 123. 141 Quick. Helen (10) 56. 120. 140. 142 Qmgiy. Robert (F) 106 Quie. David (12) 86. 123 Rader. Dorothy (F) 105 Roney. Jeffrey (11) 11. 14. 60. 61. 118. 139 Ramme. 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Chdy (4) 29 Rubens. Debbie (9) 52. 132 Rush. Joeob (P) 18 Rustod. Andrew (P) 18 Rustod. Pot (F) 111 Rutishauser. Dorothy (F) 110. 142 Rydel. Christopher (7) 42. 129. 141 Rye-Kordosky. Debbie (F) 108 O trata Saboe. Alexandra (5) 36. 134 Saboe. Anthony (1) 23 Sakjpotek, Kenneth (11) 60. US-124 Softtermon. Jonathan (K) 20 Saiyards. Mchoel (10) 57. 119 Son . Faisal (7) 42. 134 Sami. Fioz (2) 25 Sander. Lee (7) 42. 141 Sondstad. Jesse (2) 25 Sondstad. Kathenne (K) 20 Sargent. Jean (10) 57. 63. I22- 140 Saforpus. Katherine (P) 19 Satterfield. Cotherne (1) 7. 23 Satterfield. Elizabeth (4) 29 Satterfield. Ryan (P) 19 Sountry. Mark (2) 25 Saxon. Ted (8) 45 Schenck. Corfn (P) 19 Schipke. Karen (8) 45 c7 Schipke. Kathenne (10) 55. o' Schloff. Mchoel (7) 42. 141 Schloff. Susan (11) 61. 145 Schmaiz. Matthew (8) 95. H9 141 Schmidt. Oliver (F) 106 Schmidt. 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Vicki (F) 105 Wdiamson. Dean (9) 53. 124 Wilson. George (P) 19 Wilson. Michael (P) 14. 104, 113 Wilson. Nancy (12) 85. 90. 120. 121. 135. 136 Winje. Ama sa (5) 36. 133. 134 Winje. Kaj (7) 42. 119. 136 Winterrowa. Jennifer (6) 38. 39. 141 Winterrowd. Wiliam (9) 53 Winton. Kate (11)61. 121 Wirth. Andrew (K) 20 Wirth. David (P) 19 Wisely. Beth (8) 45 Wistey. Jonathan (6) 39 Wisely. Wiliam (11) 61. 132. 133. 137 Witter. Dina (2) 25 Witter. Dorothy (F) 106 Wittkopp. Edward (9) 53. 119 Wolkotf. Adam (12) 90 Wok off. Dina (10) 11. 57. 61. 122. 136 Wonick. Jim (F) 106 Woodland. Kimberly (6) 6. 37. 38. 39. 141 Woodand. Timothy (9) 53. 118. 136. 140 Woods. Gloria (F) 109 Worthing. Angus (1) 23 Wynne. Ami (1) 23 136. 143. 145 Yonker. Richard (12) 91. 128. 136. 137. 139 Young, Am (F) 110. 113. 138 Young. Samuel (K) 20 Yue. Eric (9)53. 118. 133 Yue. Tracy (12) 91. 122. 132. 135. 142 ZInjanthropus (9) 53. 122 i 57. Zc . Amy (2) 22. 25 Zoik. Jema (K) 20 Zavorai. Angeine Zhang. Jin Lei Zimmer mann. 132. 133. 144 Zimmerman. Sarah (9) 53. 123 Zorn. Wdiom (10) 57 Zweber. Patrick (12) 83. 91. 99. 126. 132 98 (11)61. ore Yelowthunder. N.zu (5) 36. 134 Yoch. Gregory (9) 53. 119. 136 Yoch. Stephen (11) 61. 118. 137. 145 Yonker. John (10) 57. 132. 133. 137. 138 Yonker. Richard (F) 111. 113. 132. Congratulations Seniors Office: (612) 925-1980 Res: 830-1515 Marilyn Kromminga Everett 154 Shelly A Omdoh' The year has drawn itself to o dose, ond the rime has come rhor we, though ogdnsr our wS. must temporarily port. Tne memories we hove wxl be cherished forever os remembrances of the best rimes of our lives. Times we spent together laughing, rdhng, or crying. Nevertheless, rimes held deep in my heart simply because of whom they were spent with. They were spent with o girl who hod such a great effect on my junior year, rhor it has brought me to reotze rhor she ployes a much more important role in my kfe rhon previously thought Whether together or opart, my thoughts wS always be with her. thoughts of a friend to be loved deeply ond never forgotten Our summer wiS be spent together and our future no different Our minds always together, ond our love always shored. Robert H Nelson Thonks, gong' Super job on the yearbook DA R The Porokel Postulate 6 proven See Don Doheny for derate Love yo Pol 'n Mod Zhongwen Ziddn, you ere the sunshine of my existence! A L.. Wondered, discovered, shored, and screamed. Thonlss. wel always rak. Ne deflate pos. Midnight Rambler. Tracy- We've been through a lot together, good rimes and bod Thonks for being there Love Always. Anne Mod-Potty. I love you even more rhon Food! PAM CoS me Tuesday. 6 00! Perry Dye. Dye DeerI Love GoIdJocks. Golden Valley High School Lives On! 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