Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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