C'e 'OwQ- bovw cl ( junsj. jV 1A) W Vo ZpVrvkiP iMlft yflu_ pvodW fbcMvne? vftco.nct. '-PVul JwO - cu _Dfc. 7 y - T T lif l.rv U J f •b CLWSL iliffe, . I'i iL e joy l $ y oS. )W r . A fcal(y iflj ddr adl i'1 €«as c yoto'O nb JL v el( v 4 Wt . MaO€. A C OcJ r V oT BUCK MUSTANG 1982-1983 BRECK SCHOOL 123 OTTAWA AVE. N. MPLS., m. 5S422 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 LOWER SCHOOL 7 MIDDLE SCHOOL 31 UPPER SCHOOL 47 SENIORS 53 STAFF ACTIVITIES 103 GROUPS INDEX 143 83 133 DEDICATION Michael J. Uram is leaving Breck after giving the school forty-four years of dedicated service. In those forty-four years, he has taught at three separate campuses and worked under five different headmasters. His influence on the school has been felt in many different areas, both as teacher and administrator. Mr. Uram began at Breck in the fall of 1938 as a Latin and Spanish teacher after graduating from the University of Minnesota. His former students remember him as fair but stern. According to many people. Mr. Uram made his students memorize a lot of grammar. Fred Glasoe. a former Latin student, said that when he entered college, all students had to pass an English proficiency test in order to be able to graduate. It could be taken at any time during the student’s college years. Mr. Glasoe took it as a freshman and passed it on his first try. He attributes this to Mr. Uram. I learned more English grammar in his class than anywhere else. Stern he might have been, but Mr. Uram did introduce a relaxed air into his classroom. Another former student. Wallace Neal. said. I remember he had this crazy knife on the end of a watch chain, and as he walked back and forth in front of the class, he’d be fiddling with it and twirling this thing around and around. Several students remembered Mr. Uram joking in class and said he had a good sense of humor and an exuberant teaching style. He was so exuberant, in fact, that he once pushed a student through a paneled door in a burst of enthusiasm. Mr. Uram’s responsibilities expanded quickly. As Spanish teacher, he took the students to Mexico every summer. These trips are still remembered as good crazy fun times. Later Mr. Uram went on to drive a MR. MICHAEL URAM bus. coach freshman football, teach a class on how to build model airplanes, and coach hockey. In a less official capacity, he also periodically checked the boiler room for kids with cigarettes and the nearby drugstore for students playing hooky. Most recently. Mr. Uram was the driver's education instructor and Director of Transportation. Keeping track of myriad busses and vans, this white-haired man stood outdoors in all seasons, rain and snow and wind, day and night. He personally planned all the bus routes and supervised them for eight years while the school doubled in size. Mr. Uram has done more for Breck School than can be summarized here. He will be missed next year from his customary position near arriving and departing busses. He truly was. in Mr. Glasoe's words, cne of the highlights of Breck.” 2 WELCOME BACK MY FRIENDS ... Ladies and Gentlemen! Boys and girls! Step right up to the greatest show on earth; welcome to Breck School! Observe the abundance of festivities in our school. Immerse yourself in Homecoming. Sno-Daze. the carnival, and even the passing of testsl Here, such activities call for an outpouring of spirit and celebration. Come along as this energy turns into suspense. Finals week, pumpkin hunts, and the ever important question: What’s for lunch?” confront students, and their emotions run highl To the left, is the first ring-the Lower School. The students here resemble small acrobats, bursting with energy as they participate in gym. collect things for their display cases, and frolic about the playground during recess. Share in one of the many highlights for Lower Schoolcrs-Halloween. Watch as the first ring becomes full of frenzied activity, with students rushing between the pumpkin hunt and their annual costume parade. This holiday also illustrates the creative side of the ring. Join in the fabrication of paper mache pumpkins, construction paper witches, and tissue paper ghosts. Lower School is easily distinguished from the other two rings by its activities. What other act consists of a weekly swish and spit day. original puppet plays, and special homework days? Enthusiasm reigns throughout all. for these young acrobats claim they love Lower School, the teachers, and the other students! Lower Schoolers play with parachutes 3 Alex Krelder caught by surprise. Look this wayl Here is the second ring-Middle School. It is populated by mysterious harlequins acting out their own version of the show. Here, in the second ring, young performers adjust to the increased pressure and become accustomed to more freedom and responsibitlity. This ring's enigmatic air may seem confusing, but if Middle School is observed closely, similarities to other rings become apparent. The homework that is constantly complained about, but seems to get done magically, the friends that stand whispering in the halls, and the enchanting enthusiasm for sports are all echoes of the other rings. These mischievous harlequins combine all this with their own spirit and create a totally separate world. Many of the actors wear similar costumes, but on special, much-loved days, the ring comes alive with vibrant cowboys and girls, teeny-boppers and greasers. and ghosts and goblins. Come, see this ring, and wonder at its curiosities. Its spirit will not fail to amaze. TO THE SHOW ... Army fatigue . Mr. Phillip ?! Moving right along, we come to the third ring-the Upper School. Here, we enter another facet of circus life. These performers are all jugglers. With heavy loads, they balance both fun and work, usually without dropping anything. It is a skillful task, for here we have year-round motion. There are pep-fests. where the blue and gold spirit, epitomized by the cheerleaders, pervades all. Then come sports events, and teams sweeping on to victories! The next act contains students dancing to such bands as Cats Under the Stars” and Sweet Taste of Africa.” To balance all this action, everyone supports each other to keep the ring from toppling. The Upper School performers are dedicated artists-, they work hard to achieve their goals in their work. The jugglers manage notes, tests, and papers. They sit through hours of lectures and still can turn to their teachers as friends. It is a beautiful ring, in this respect, for encouragement abounds, and students join to applaud themselves in the end. A Halloween costume can't inhibit concentration. THAT NEVER ENDS ... 5 t UNDER THE BIG TOP As you enter the circus, don’t miss the new feature attraction. We are pleased to announce that, after over a year of construction, the Chapel of the Holy Spirit has finally been completed! Although the chapel is basically a place for quiet and meditation, still present is the thrill of the Big Top. Guest speakers, singing, senior speeches, and applause fill it with energy, excitement, warmth, and friendship. With enthusiasm. Rev. Andy McCarthy presides over the services. To him. the chapel is a place to celebrate all of life and share through music, silence, and readings. He hopes that, in these ways, the chapel will always remain alive. The Chapel of the Holy Spirit truly is a vital part of « the Big Top. It is a must for all to seel Sarah Eales Paul Erickson Jennifer Farni Marcie Fitch Colin Brooks Ashleigh Cashman Anne Cherniack Emily Cherniack Mark Curtin John Dun woody Kathryn Anderson Andre Azzam Brian Babcock Caroline Balfour Emily Balogh Gia Barlage Megan Bly Jeanne Bonine Todd Levinson has a secret. PRESCHOOL PREFERENCES I like preschool because it was my birthday a few days ago. We do watercolor. I like my friends and Ms. Brenk. I like the Yearbook. I like the library and to read fun books. I like my friend Desiree, but she’s in Kindergarten now and I don’t see her much. My friends are nice. I like preschool because I like to be free. That's why they call it preschooll By Katherine Satorius It' like this ” explain Andy Morken to Chri Malkcrson. Ann Gaylord Meghan Giddings Peter Grande Jeff Hennessey Lindsey Hitchcock Mark Holloway Robert Homeland Cheryl Jagicla Alexandra Johnson John Kaufman Sean Keenan Julia Komanecky Edward LaMotta Mark Lande Todd Levinson Sarah Luecke 8 Jeffrey Lupient Karie Middleton Chris Maker son Michael Miller Daniel Matross Andrew Morken Kendra Melrose Geoffrey Nadler Charles Swadburg discovers gears. Carlton Nelson David Regelmann Rebecca Nelson Jacob Rush Heather Pra:lch Katherine Satorius Christina Radmer Ryan Satterfield Preschool basting. Carlin Schenck Anne Schuster Juliana Shinder Joanna Sinter Tinteika Smith Christopher Stark Betsy Stover Charles Swadburg Matthew Sweet Chad Tidgewell Megan Vale Thomas Vose David Wallack McKenneth Williams David Wirth Stephanie Blake Megan Cellittl Matthew Dooley Jenny Brennan Christina Co wens Jevne Eininger Erica Brooks Kara Cutshall Kevin Fields Heather Broome Marjorie Dahlbcrg Alison Frost Alicen Burns Aaron Diriam Celia Garner Heather Broome decides she likes her neighbor's book better. 11 Two tower Schooler eye the camera with suspicion. I hope I cut this straight. Edward Hamm Rene Hittner Ryan Keenan Martin Law Stephanie Li Jolie Lender Desiree Hauser Travis Just Dierck Kersten Christina Lcllcr Michael Lindsey Jonathon Moore 12 Michael Nicholson Bailin' Parker Madeleine Faisal Rajput Shannon Robins Teddy Sanborn Lisa Schultheis Mariana Oskcy Sophia Patrick Pinkerton Adam Regelmann Shawna Robinson Aaron Schimbcrg tee Schuster Sara Proman 13 Bread crumb fun. Heather Schwartz Jonathan Segal Jason Shutter Shomari Staten Eric Strecker Peter Strothman Samir Suleman Rachel Thompson Alexis Thorson John Timmermann luke Weber George Wilson 14 p I R S T G R A D E Adam Bihrle Ian Bowen Sara Brennan Sarah Burros Matthew Butler Chloe Caplan Heather Schoonover wonder if it' going to be another one of tho e day . Jaime Cellitti Nicholas Eugster Susan Euerstenberg Katherine Haggkind Brian Handy Roger Hanson Mary Harrison Adam Hcrschman Elizabeth Hillstrom Jon Hjetm Terry Holden 15 David Holmes Philip Kaufman Jay Larson Brad Levinson Radha Inampudi Jcssamyn Keenan Erin Laub Kimberly lipa Lindsay Jenness Zeshan Khan Rachael Lawson Sarah Longacrc Patrick Johnson Allison Kienke Alan Lenniek Sanjay Madan 16 Carrie Mahcwald Amy Morken Peter Mazingo John Myers Molly McCaffrey Becky Nassau Patrick McGrann Khamsin Page Bart Prms Marlics Richter Peter Ritter Christine Robinson Jonathan Saliterman Katherine Sandstad Heather Schoonover Steven Sorenson Peter Mazingo will do anything to get out ot math. 17 Kelly Stark Sarah Stroemer David Strothman Kerra Struthers Brennan Sullivan Samuel Young Jenna Zalk Susan Woods Jenny Young Adam Bihrle glues together his art project. Nathan Sund Jessica Vantine Thomas Varecka Stephen Walack Andrew Wirth Rahda Inamputi highlights important phrases in her textbook. s E C 0 N D Matthew Bruce Beck Nicole Bell Patrick Susan Dorman Kristin Eaton Emily Favillc Anderson Erica Behnke Kerri Biebcr Cavanaugh Kathryn Eales John Eichenlaub Stacey Fitch Jeanne Bearon Simon Core Katie Eales’ hat stays put. I like my teacher very much. I love the Yearbook. I like to study a lot. I like my teacher because she explains things well. She gives us the right amount of work to do every day. My teacher's name is Mrs. Woods. I love it when people get papers on the Soaring to Excellence” board. Homework is the worst! By Ami Wynne Hart Garner Amy Griffith Michelk Handy Adriana Hawkins Alison Hitzemann Blair Jenness Christian Johnson Momin Khan Andrew Nelson Heather Nesbitt Robin Matross Stephanie Mcrkcns Gregory Miller Rebcka Ndosi Eric Olson Ann-Bent Oskey Justin Page Stephen Park Erics Rice Sean Robins James Saboe Catherine Satterfield One of the traditions of the Lower School is the annual pumpkin hunt. Eagerly awaited by all. this trip was taken in the early fall. All classes were taken to the pumpkin patch where the fun began. The kids piled out of the buses, their exuberence held in check by teachers. The troupe swarmed over the pumpkins. By poking, slapping, and squishing them, they checked for rotting fruit, squealing with delight if they found one. Not one pumpkin got by their eagle eyes, or their strong little hands. Slowly but surely, each child picked out a pumpkin of his or her own. Finally, each child was clutching a pumpkin. They reboarded the bus. chattering excitedly to one another, cradling the pumpkins in their arms, eyes shining. The trip was over, but it lived on as a joyful memory. 2i • 22 Andrew Whitley Vale Schonebaum Katherine Joshua Simer Wahlquist Robert Smith Steven Walker Beatrice Sue Ward Springborn Amanda Weber Kathryn Swadburg Where was that book? Ebony Whitaker Angus Worthing Elizabeth Winter Ami Wynne T H I R D G R A D E Andrew Baasen Kjell Bjorgen Jennifer Carnes Vanessa Bales Trygve Bjorgen David Jennifer Bingen Sarah Boyd Christopherson Marisa Coughlan Tiffany Johnson awaits the verdict from the nurse. Scott Curtin Laura Fingerson Jennifer Davis Betsy Jonathan Dick Fuerstenberg Aleksander Ellis Malaika Grant Alexander Hannah Tiffany Haujer Sarahannc Hope Soren Huggins Michael Jensen D'Ivoire Johnson Max Johnson Tiffany Johnson Maureen Jordan Beih Ann Kellen Ernest Lampe Katherine Leonard Mark Lindsey Todd MacDonald Monet te Magrath Batala-Ra McFarlane E.T. and his harem. bov vs. Sim Jonathan Chesebrough and some other students expressed their feeling toward the opposite sex. Their initial reaction to questions about boys and girls was to giggle. Jonathan said about girls. They’re just not a social insterest. Katie Wahlquist thinks boys are boring.” but not all responses were negative. A second grade girl loudly declared. I like them.” Robert Smith said that during recess the kids sometimes play boys catch girls . Kristin Eaton explained. They (boys) get you and push you down the slide.” Andrew Nelson added, The girls get all the tortures.” Michelle Handy likes playing girls catch boys”, although Andrew explained that somehow the girls are still the ones who get caught. Although they may push each other down the slide, both sexes would rather be together at recess than play separately. 24 Caryn Mead Rachel Merken Liam Monahan Robbie Nassau Christopher Nelson Emily Olson Stephen Olson Trevor Olson Daniel Peterson Braden Rhetts Katherine Robinson Angela Roder Jesse Sandstad Edward Schaefer Matthew Stern Monetto Magrath studies her favorite subject. A 3RD GRADE VIEW Third grade was really a lot of fun. according to Alex Hannah. Many things which might seem dumb and boring to an older student were things which made up the best part of a third grader's day. Gym class, a thing most students studiously try to avoid, was looked forward to by the third grade. Their small bodies hurled around the gym in an excess of energy, with all the fierce concentration of eight and nine year olds. Language Arts was one of Alex’s personal favorites. He liked the class, which was challenging and fun, and he also liked the teacher. Miss Page. Lunch was a welcome break in the day for busy third graders. Alex explained that with all the different things they did during the day. they really needed to relax.” These third graders were an integral part of the Lower School, bringing to it an air of energetic warmth. They truly are one of the brightest spots of the entire school. 25 Tiffany Hauler receives an A''. Meredith Stern Laura Tallc Renee Von Wei Molly Stout Sarah Thompson Mara Wallack Erik Stroemcr Tara Tidgewell Andi Wang Geeta Tadavarthy Peter Vantinc Annake Witkop Dina Witter Daniel Woods Amy Zalk Brian Zurek Future Olympic hockey star. 26 Laura Talk finds humor in her work. HO ANTS ALLOWED Nearly everyone at Breck knows the feeling of entering a new school and not knowing anybody. Most people at Breck are also familiar with how hard it is to make friends, especially in a school which requires extended hours of study and has a widespread community. In the Lower School, new students are united with old students in an exciting way-at the beginning of the year they go on a picnic. The Lower School students set off to a state-owned park after school. There aren’t any pre-organized games, so the kids organize their own activities. The old students challenge the new students in such games as softball and soccer. It doesn’t really matter who wins; it’s the interaction that counts. After the picnic the kids feel more comfortable with each other. It’s a great way for the kids to get acquainted with each other and have a lot of fun in the process. Nayla Azzam Angela Barnhart Amanda Bartow Mark Beck Elizabeth Berg Daniel Boo Blake Cameron Gretchen Cameron John Cavanaugh Jeffrey Chard Jonathan Chesebrough Andrea Ekerholm 27 Jo MS Bccka Erickson Thomas Foster Michael Froats Angelique Gagnon Peter Hagen Andrew Helmich Christopher Huizinga Kevin Humes Sharon Isaacs Stephen Jensen Christopher Just Mia Johnson Immc Kersten Katie Jones April Knoll Fourth grade: it’s the last year of Lower School. Teachers begin to prepare students for the work they will to do in Middle School. Do they ever have time for fun? Imme Kersten and Katie Jones found many things to like about the last year in Lower School, not the least of which was being the oldest. Swimming also met with their approval, and their enjoyment of the sport was heightened by the fact that they were unable to go swimming last year. Many teachers in Lower School were named as another reason fourth grade was fun. Imme and Katie also thought skating was a great part of their program as did the rest of the fourth grade. Next year, fourth graders are expecting their schedules to be easier. Middle Schoolers do the same things every days our schedule changes and we sometimes get confused.” one fourth grader commented. The fourth grade seems to be looking forward to next year. Since this information from Imme and Katie is shared by the rest of the class, how can they miss? Erskme McDaniel Vella Melrose Jennifer Mosher Emily Page Kristin Pluhm Kai Richter Jessica Schultz Michelle Simonson Todd Tidgewell Theresa Larson Kari LcWln Christopher Li Practicing Nutcracker ballet for Grandparents' Day. Wendy longacre Aaron Mackey Soren Mahowald 29 Future cheerleaders o( America. 30 Young artists major in shoelaces. Matthew Aafedt Imad Ahmed Shircen Badiyan Henry Balfour Phillip Beedon Jena Bjornen Ann Bonniwcll Sarah Bowen Craig Brown Jarrett Buxell Brian Check Britton Core Molly Cronin Jeffrey Dewing Brenda Dunlap Nissa Erickson Wowl Look at that! 31 Danielle Fagre Sarah Favllle Lisa Flexner William Foster Bradford Gaillard Sunny Givens Lila Glasoe Katherine Goddard Robert Herrmann Laura Hillstrom Meghan Jones Andrea Kelly Sandra Kim Stephanie Koelz Elizabeth Korbuly Melissa Law Sarah Lawson Joshua Levin om in The technology of tomorrow is here today. Plato and Pet computers were in use and overflowing with educational and recreational programs during the 1982-83 operational year. There were four Plato computers that were donated by Control Data Corporation in memory of Robert Hawkins — a senior vice president and Breck father. These computers were very valuable because of their multiple uses. Educationally, they provided a wide spectrum of programs from their giant memories, and the touch screens made these same programs more fun and interesting. Pets were more numerous, and primarily used for basic classes in BASIC and the playing of games after school. Located in all three divisions, the Pets helped computer technology to become an integral part of Breck's education. 32 Sammy Kim and Tim Jones: Pel masters. Scon MacDonald Christin Mead Mark Mensheha Melissa Morris Breni Mosher Elizabeth Nelson Nicole Nelson Martha Overby Anne Parker George Politis Mrs. Thompson helps diligent students. David Risk Kristina Robinson Emily Ross Cindy Rothschild Elizabeth Satterfield Adam Schneider 33 Craig Schneider Alan Scott Nathan Kyle Shopperson Schwalbach Mary Sorenson Jason Stolte Gregg Stcnwick 8en Talati Andrew Talle Derrik Wang Lynne Tapper Christoph Welsh J4 Thomas Anderson Frank Arndt Chad Badiyan Jonathan Bates Joe Bcaird Mark Bjcrkc Jam! Bly Kent Bonniwell Alexander Britt Stefanie Carnes Meggan Cavanaugh Keith Curtin Sarah Dorman Brigham Field Dean Gabbert Nisse Ulven hard at work. Susan Nordlie ponders at her locker. HERTZ TO YOU Walking down the Middle School hall can be quite an experience. Words such as Samurai”. Oh how grodyl”. To the Max” and Na-asty! drift to the ears of a bewildered visitor. Who or what is speaking, and what do they mean? No one is quite sure but the Middle Schoolers at Breck. and they aren’t telling. Equally disturbing words from these people are Faa - down-ga-booml”, Opus Power”, and How dookeyl Opus power, as explained by an eighth grader wishing to remain anonymous, was derived from the comic strip Bloom County”. The meaning of Faa-downgaboom” can be left to one's own fertile imagination, as may Samurai Laundromat. Those who really want to find out the meanings of these words, should simply grab a Middle Schooler and say, Hey. you Nertz, what the dookey do you mean? A Slx,h grader ponder over Bobby Wallace’ kaie. Philippe Gagnon Elizabeth Gainsley Andrew Greenberg Kathryn Harttad Sara Hlnkley Todd Hitchcock Matthew Ingber Elizabeth Jen cn Cody Johnson Timothy Jones Anthony Kaplan Jasmine Keller Anika Kersten Jennifer Kobin Michael Korsh Mrs. Prentice and Mr. Jackson history meets scl- 36 Stop the world. I want to get offl Matthew Caroline Leonard Meghan McGrann Andrew Morgan Susan Nordlle Krasowski Albert Liu Anne Mcland Kent Mortimer Jennifer Helena Kriel Christine Lund Christopher Aimee Nassau O'Donoghue Erika Leek Moquist Erica Parstncn 37 Sixth Graders reluctantly queuing up at Iduhapi. Jane Pcirucct Alison Rice Alexandra Saboe Julie Schultz Stephen Sigmond Aaron Stegner Karl Stcyaert Jon Studebaker Deborah Swan MEET BEA Most Middle School students know what the Bea Brown award is. but how many know who Bea Brown is? Bea Brown was an English teacher who taught in the Breck Middle School for 25 years. When she retired in 1965. an award for proficiency in English was established in her name. Jay Johnson, one of her former students, recalled what she was like. She loved poetry, especially Emily Dickinson and Rachel Fields. Owls- she loved owls. She always wondered why a bird that was supposed to be so wise said ‘who’ instead of 'whom'.” Her pet peeve was grammatical errors. If students made more than three errors per assignment. she made them rewrite the assignment. Bea Brown usually returned to present her award at the end of the school, although she has not been able to do so for the past three years. Jay Johnson said I used to hate English until I had Mrs. Brown. She got my interest alive.” 8 , s E V E N T H ft R A D E David Aafcdt Kathy Anderson Betsy Anding Nathan Babcock Red Elk Banks Doug Bartow Nick Berrcau Christine Bieber Anne Bress Ben Brewer Brennen Brunner Jason Cameron Polly Cohen Allison Crockett Christopher Crutchfield Daniel Deneckc Kirstin Erickson Libby Fike Julia Plot ten Drew Gailliard Kerry Gardner Mark Girouard Betsy Hands David Johnson Kyle Jones Johanna Kreider Michael Gaviscr Shelley Gorham Alycya Hjelm Eric Johnson Sammy Kim Liza LaBelle Michelle Glister Chip Griffith Henry Hodde Stephanie Johnson Amy Knox Ashley Larson 40 Middle Schoolers confer on homework. Victoria Martin Shannon McAllister Shawn McAllister Bruce McCoy Lisa Lcwin Katharine MacLennan Selene McFarlanc Robbie Melrose Travis Messinger Amanda Moidow Michael Monahan Bruce Morgan Mankwe Ndosl Brad Ncmcr Gregory Overall Gcorgiana Page Rachel Peterson Tecoy Porter John Pratt Valeric Price Kenneth Ranee The seventh graders stroll out of chapel. 41 Carrie Reay Rachel Soloiaroff Kathy Riley Anne Mario Son Daniel Riskcn Alec Soth Annie Specht Craig Taborn Alexis Steiner Todd Threet James Straub Jennie Turner Steven Walker Stephanie Alyssa Wasley Williams Korey Wells Jennifer Winterrowd Jon Wisely THE MIDDLE SCHOOLERS' CHOICE 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade Group: Go-Go’s Olivia Newton-John Go-Go’s Journey The Clash TV Show: Different Strokes Silver Spoons Square Pegs M A S H Square Pegs Sport: Football Baseball Soccer Soccer Tennis Skiing Movie: E.T. E.T. E.T. E.T. Book: Superfudge Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Lord of the Rings. Witch of Blackbird Pond Animal Farm 42 Mike Schloff struggles with dangling participles. Stephen Armstrong Erika Arndt Matt Ay delot t Katherine Beaird Brian Benson Anne Bjeiland Robert Blake John Brown Mike Cavanaugh Daniel Connor Alexandra Corten Motile Dougherty Ted Edin Tschaka Edwards David Ehlen Mark Evenstad Tiffany Field Anne Frisch Peter Gainslcy Carolyn Glasoe Jon Goldman Rebecca Greenwood Nancy Grubb Jennifer (Jarman 43 Peter Nord cheerfully sits on a tack. GOODBYE IZOD The Middle School uniform, instituted in 1982-83. consisting of a light blue shirt, navy blazer, gray slacks or skirt, and optional yellow sweater, was the subject of controversy. The main reason for the uniform was that many students felt there was too much peer pressure forcing them to buy fashionable and high-priced clothes, like Izods and Polos. Not all students, however, agreed. Eric Johnson. new seventh grader, said, I don’t feel it is fair to make a new student spend fifty-five dollars to buy a new uniform blazer.” Ken Ranee, seventh grade, was looking forward to this year without the uniform. He said he felt cheated, especially after buying new clothes for the new year. Eighth grade, in transistion between Middle School and Upper School, had a dress code similar to Upper School’s. The rest of Middle School accepted this difference in status-, most seemed indifferent. Eighth graders believed their exemption from the uniform was because they didn’t wear uniforms last year, so that it was their privilege this year. The look of the uniform was not a focus of complainti most students thought it looked good. The uniform accomplished its goal: competition was reduced and students were happier with the situation, although they still looked forward to the chance to express themselves through their clothes. — Wayne Schneider Matthew Hedberg Heather Heefner Bret Hilde Annemarie Hill John Kelly Kathleen Korbuly Jay Larson Scottt Marcus Mark Horner Tycho Kerstcn Nicole Korsh William Lewis Michael Mattison Jennifer Hubbs Jennifer Koel: Esthcr-Lyn Kravitz Katherine Lund Catherine May Christopher McGrann Iris Medini Kevin Mestrich 44 Marc Schwartz Hobo-at-large. Melissa Prest Pashcll Propcs Christopher Rasmussen Chris Rydell Lee Sander Michael Schloff Wayne Schneider Marc Schwartz Laura Shackelford Kai Winji and Davey Ehlen relax in Commons. Paul Minmhan Scott Morris Mary Morrison Peter Nord Tamara O'Leary Eileen O'Toole Jon Olson Philip Overby Ashanti Payne James Petersen Patrick Phillips Debbie Pogue 45 Michelle Williams conccntraie as she plays. Lansing Shepard Mark Stec Elizabeth Struyk Katherine Walker Willard Shull Whitney Stoddard Brady Two Bears Darren Welter Michael Stafford Hubbard Stout Robert Venters Margaret Wcrler MOUNTAIN MAN Steve Swanson is a fifth and eighth grade English teacher who leads his English classes with a style of teaching unique to himself. He does things spontaneously and unexpectedly, such as jumping up on his desk to make a point, but says, I don't go into class trying to be funny. His closeness to his students probably stems from the fact that he thoroughly enjoys teaching English. though he hates to correct papers. Mr. Swanson leads a busy life. Besides teaching, he edits manuscripts for a publishing company. He spends as much time as he can enjoying his hobbies, of which he has quite a number. He skis, swims, plays the guitar and the piano, and sings. He also has a preference for fine restaurants (like French cafes and the Fuji-Ya) and dancing. (He prefers a partner in a wool skirt with her hair in a bun). One of his more interesting hobbies is mountain climbing. He does it as often as he can, and last summer he lost thirty-five pounds carrying a ninety pound backpack while leading a moun- tain climbing group. He says he climbs for the challenge and the thrill, and mountain climbing helps build his self-confidence. Before he became a teacher, Mr. Swanson considered several other careers. He has turned down a scholarship to a seminary in favor of teaching. He says I felt it was not my calling, though it would be a rewarding career in the long run.” He still thinks about going to medical school, and would enjoy a life taking home the paycheck of a doctor. This is Mr. Swanson's first full year of teaching at Breck. He was a student teacher under Mrs. Rutishauser and Mr. Anderson in the fall of I9S0. Last year he taught part time after completing some science courses at the University of Minnesota. In Middle School, Mr. Swanson's image is one of a Romeo. He says, however, that it is strictly an image. I allow it to continue because it lets the kids have fun with their imaginations.” Encouraging the imagination seems to be central to Mr. Swanson's method of teaching. 46 Mike Adams Andy Anderson Renee Anderson Douglas Anding James Bartel Nell Bartz Thomas Baxter Sara Beedon Kerwm Bell Markell Blake Cory Brandt Inga Broerman Jason Buxell Nels Carlson April Cecchi Michelle Champlin Darin Christenson Amy Copperman Carson Cox Andrea Crockett Lory Drummond Leslie Dunlap Andrew Efron Serene Evanstad Sarah Fangman Karin Fingerson Susan Fink Martha Flotten Robert Girouard James Gray Observing a moment of silence for Chaplain McCarthy. 47 Earl Hacking Anna Haley Rachel Haskin Heather Hitchcock Mathew Hoffman Susan Holden Alison Houck Darren Howclton Malt Hoffman moving into Brock. 48 Stephen Hyduke Davrashawn Johnson Evan Jones Martha Jones Katherine Kerr Carolyn Koester Alexander Kreider Scott Kreischcr Larry Lane Glen Lang Kelly Larson Jennifer Leek Sarah lesh Jeffrey Lcwin Sarah Itbertus Bruce MacKinnon Stewart MacLcnnan Robert McCrea Christopher McNamara Mark Melnychuk Lynne Moore Robert Morse Paul Nelson Robbie Nelson Scott Perry Tina Pfau Victoria Price James Reay Anthony Richie Eric Rmgdahl Simone Ri k Charles Roach Jane Rollwagen Evan Sarver Ted Saxon Kathy Shane Kari Simonson Laura Sisola Marne Slesinger Jennifer Solotaroff Necheie Spaulding Lawrence Steiner Eike Sten Barbara Stephenson Sara Stich Jennifer Stolte Lara Sutherland Kathryn Swan Kristina Tanas ichuk Bryan Tyner Philip Weir Sean Williams Holly Wmje Beth Wisely Sydney Woods Keith Ylinen David Zipkin TIES Mr. Miller and his wide and weird ties are one of the most talked about phenomena at Breck. His collection of over fifty ties includes a patriotic tie” with white stars and blue background, a circus tie with yellow elephants, an Eve tie” where Eve peeks through flowers with a deep and soulful look, and of course a traditional Breck tie . Among his favorites are the hand-painted black silk tie and the Chinese feather tie featuring a single exquisite pheasant feather. On is window display of ties in the science wing are the words Blest be the ties that bind”, a play on words referring to the hymn with the same text. This small phrase sums up Jake Miller’s philosophy on ties: he hates wearing ties, but if he has to wear a tie. it should be interesting and unique and should make a statement to society. 49 It is the night before the exam, and the furious cramming has already begun. Beads of sweat have accumulated on the wrinkled forehead of the student. As papers fly through the air, a shaky hand guides the diet pop to the pale lips. These tremoring muscles, ashen skin, glazed eyes, and drooling lips are all factors of one of America’s most dreaded diseases: Testophobia. Numerous studies and efforts have been made to find a possible cure for this illness. The conclusion of the lab reports indicated that Testophobia is incurable. The National Organization of Desperate Students (N.A.D.S.) has documented several possible steps by which a student may avoid these severe problems. These directions are to be followed carefully, for side effects from overdose have been found to be harmful and dangerous. 1) Be sure to have an ample supply of pop. high-energy junk food, a box of caffeine pills and or a pot of coffee. 2) Situate all materials in a ring around you. (This includes all food, books, telephones, older siblings etc ...) 3) Now is the time to ask the all important question — What’s the test on? 4) Then memorize everything! a. Put the facts to the notes of a favorite song, and prepare to sing your way through the test. b. Read and repeat material out loud to the point where parents wonder why they are sending you to Breck and not a mental institution. 5) Once you have done that, sharpen 3 pencils or refill 3 pens and prepare yourself for anything. GOOD LUCK. This message has been brought to you by CRAM Creative Readers and Memorizers. 50 1 New anti-gravity machine being tested at Isabella. David Anderson Chris Ashley Tanya Bachmann Michele Bassett Ron Batman David Beck Bob Bcrtino Britta Bowman Elise Bruhl Kim Burnet Karen Caperton Heather Carisch Eric Christ Tyler Congdon Rebecca Cunningham Sarah Dougherty Caroline Doyle Marit Dvorak Slava Egorshin Hannah Elsing Sarah Elsing Lara Fart Sarah Flotten Christoph Freytag Nick Gardner Jason Greenberg Millie Griffin Paul Grubb Mike Gulcnchyn Bari Hanson Karen Hanson Stephanie Hawklnson Missy Hedberg Danna Heilicher Mike Helm 51 Kari Himmelstrup Alexei Jacobson Jim Johnson Mike Johnson Alison Kaplan Mike Kellen Shawn Kiene Miles Kuneri Mike laukka Michelle Law Kerry Lee Derek Lchmberg Jeremy Levin Alisa Lurtscma Kimberly Madgctt Diane Marsh Craig Martin Chris Martinez Jill McAdams Keith Mcstrich Karl Mctzner Paul Morrison Chris Nelson Kim Nuckles Matt Olson Phil Park Rob Perry Paul Pihl Rick Pihl Sven Pihl 52 Jean Piper Cate Poley Melanie Politis Maria Raij Bill Schutenberg Skip Simonson Steve Smith Bryan Soth Rob Specker Sandy Stone Sue Sung Steve Swollen John Taborn Steve Tempclman Lia Theologides Cheryl Two Bear Homer Venter Beth Walden David Wang Eric Welter Stephen Whitchill Dean Williamson Will Wmterrowd Tim Woodland Greg Yoch Eric Yuc Angie Zavoral Sarah Zimmermann l 53 Rick Pihl hustles into line at Isabella. tnc THE HE21 SIGHT You got any gum?” This phrase is common as you walk down the hallways of the Upper School between classes. Students have an undeniable craving for this confection which is chewed but not swallowed. Yet do they really know what they are asking for? The main ingredient in chewing gum is an insoluble rubber-like gum base called chicle” which is derived by boiling down latex (the milkey substance of the sapodilla tree). Some people claim that by chewing gum they occupy their jaw so they do not eat. therefore sticking to their diet”. But little do they know that one piece of gum is about ten calories and sugarless gum is about seven. Another myth about gum is that if you swallow it. it stays in your stomach for ten years before it goes through”. In reality, gum does not hurt the body if it is accidentally swallowed. That is not to say that you can swallow gum without repercussions. There is still the chance of the gum blocking parts of the digestive system and having to be surgically removed. Be it to freshen your breath, control a nervous habit, stick to a diet, settle a tummy, or to read the comics and collect the baseball cards that come with the wrappers, chewing gum is definitely a major part of hall-life” in the Upper School. rt. N e , • V m GO photo session at Camp St. Croix, models K.C. Peters and Randy Heath. Laurie Adams Eric Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Eva Bjernbrink Astrld Brucker Katherine Bugby Bill Campbell Rocky Carlson Mark Chan Ruthann Cohen John Collins Andrew Comfort David Craven Dana Curry Nancy David Shannon Donovan Eric Eaton EBen Efron Liz Elert Nancy Esslinger Wanda Felder Katie Flanagan Kerry Forsyth P«88y Foster Tamra Gobel Rachel Goldman 55 Janet Greenlees Carrie Gustafson Claire Hackctt Ivan Hajovy Brian Hammer Sean Harrison Margeret Harstad Randall Heath Linnea Hempel Karen Horner Jonathan Horowitz James Houck Beth Hyduke Kim Jesse Steve Johnson Sean Jones Mandy Krause Anne Larsen Randall Larson Arthur Lee Christopher Lewin Paton Lewis Mark Mahanes James Mandell Paul Martinez Amanda Maud Michael Mauriel Heather McCoy Elizabeth Meeker Tammy Melzer But watt. I don't get ill says Peggy Foster. 56 m T Peter Minnihan Ca Opperman Janey Moe Mark Overby K.C. Peter Pokey Phillip Joelle Pink Oaniel Pratt Helen Oulck Karin Riley Kristin Rmgdahl Deborah Roger Mark Rohricht Gerald Ronning James Rossman Jean Ann Sargent Patrick Scobie Jonathan Seed Janlne Simmons Ian Steyaert David Swirnoff Steven Tapper Tracey Thayer Terry Theologides Frank Thorpe John Utter Karen Van Nc t Rebecca Weaver Andrew Wheeler Wayne Wilderson Derrick William Dina Wolkoff John Yonker William Zorn 57 58 AND SENIORS SOW 60 Senior never outgrow the swecttooth syndrome. How many seniors does it take to hold up a flagpole? 61 BENJAMIN J. ARMSTRONG Entered: 1981. Nicknames: Ben. Benner. Bcnney. Bengerman. Honors and Activities. Honor II l2.Golf 1112. Soccer 11-12. Yearbook 11-12. GTCYS II. Memories; I went 10 Easii Are you from Chicago?i Where do you live now?i Brian who’s that?. Goldfish, ya' know. Tribune herefi Chill. Sweet, wicked-cool. of course I know where Braeiner is. John, how about a ride?i if we don’t win. talk to me. me n’ the jets-, skimp. Varsity Croquet Team, right) well done. lads, sweet play, la-manie-lamanie. jam. would you kick her?. Chip the chipped chip, the zebra mobilci QG. TIRANA BAJXC Entered: 081. Honors and Activities• Yearbook Photographer 9-10. Varsity and Junior Varsity Tennis 9-12. Bugle 11-12. Gaming Club Debate 11-12. Mock U.N. 11-12. Memories Lake Minnetonka. Boston Whaler, laser Tipping, pigs have wings . I am Ziggy. Saint Thomas Sun! Adam ant power! Greg, the cow crossing sign is stuck!”. Next Steven Spielberg, radio room days. C + S in the basement with the Blake boysi Guitar playing. Robinson's bay. The Blues Mobile. The red moped. I'm in love!”. Thanks group, mellow Mtka. get to-gethers. a hippie, punk? Summer gets into me. I get by with a little help from my friends! . 62 f Entered 1978. Memories: What is a homework 7i 8ahi headi Breck’s beardless clamsi Vegas 80-82; cash We are all mutants; boldly go where no man has gone before and smell like no man after; Puck head; toe jams and lellies. head cheese with snouts and cheeks; front cheese; back bacon; back cheese; sack cheese; go home cheese. I've had enough; musty; fungus; my friends, my relatives, and my dirty carpet; Tibet, if you want it I've got it; I would like a plate of nothing with a side order of nothing and nothing to drink. filtered: 1978. Nicknames: Jay. Jerr. Honors ami Activities• Honors 11-12. Memories Off Campus 8.9.10 ; The Wis- consin outings; freshman. Sophmore slump; W.L.W. and the signature game; Instant Cash; my friend Dokery; freshman privileges; dazed and confused; zoo; Who invited him? ; the chilly physics room; summer residents; the Vette; the minoequq connection; former Breckiesi Mrs. Rustad. I was in class |ust last week! ; Brunch a Lunch; The Guzzler- Rust bucket; fayfield farms excursions; footin’ at Ty'S; Cooper to KnoBwood in 3 minutes; Wrong, wrong, wrong; pre game activities; the 94-12 run; How To Lose Your Senior Privilegesthe St. Anthony Main parking spot; Cramers; faay. Hyrax. Shmoo. and Jim. fnteredi 1977. Nicknames: Mart. Honors and Activities-Tennis 9-10. Track 9-10. International Chib 9. High School Bowl 10-11. Bugle iO. Cheerleading K II. Binger Scholarship 7-12. Hon-ors High Honors 9-12. National Merit semi-finalist. Memories: Germany; fun-time, cheerlead-ing on the end with Jane; being vain; fashion models; next semester - High Honors. Dynasty - Steven, the soaps. TGI’s. senior lounge lunch club; binges, getting lost; french fries and ice cream; Del Monte pineapple. fetal pigs. Herman von Dcutsch. missed you. Jane. Camel man. ice water; L'Oreal lipstick; Police; professional cheerleading, the cabin Burnside. Perkins. Yes. I'm older than Britta. hot cocoa. HSB. semi-finals. broken skate laces. Merci beau coup. JERRY DEAN BEECH MARTA C. BOWMAN 63 DAVIS M.' CHRISTENSON F. WILLIAM COLE IV Enteredi 1980. Nicknames: Ante. Amy 3. Ame-bame. Honors and Activities: Honor 913. Swimming 9. Tennis 10. Skiing K3. Softball 10. Hockey Cheerleading II. Memories: Amy’s caramel apples; Senior speech picnic and the slide ; Johnathan and the B.C.i Mao. Polly and the snap t-nccks; Varsity Quarter and the A.P. suntanning; Prom '83; Steve's party and the glasses; Feb. 3 (with a lot of surprises); Kelly; Ultra and just ton ; Arne's L.L. and the champola with the manual right; will you be my best friend?; A3; promise and bets; traveling with Dad; Where are you going to school next year?; I like 'em alll; Katie and the California ray ; Felisha; never say diet; general and Diet Pepsi; What is your middle name?; Good-Bye Breck; thanks Mom and Dad. Entered- 1980. Nicknames, Davo. Smiley. Honors and Activities Honors 10-13. Football IOII. Ski racing 1013. Baseball 10.13. Memories- Ultra. O.K.; All right; Mur-bros.. K-mem Jane; Cabin trip ; concerts: collar bones: Med-questi L-Dcl; Bru-pagc; Homecoming court; Movies with Chris; bubblegum friend : gossip: stood up for Kirstin: Prom partyl Oh Hi. Mr. Yoch; Wirth Park; Pine needles v . Murpsi over North. Varsity Quarters; I've got the fcv.”i out; Reggae; Marv's boys. U.S.S.A., Starlite Drive-In-. Down Under; midnight movie at U.A.; Final lab Ho Ho Don't worry.”; Final Lab Exam in A.P. Chem.i Tauntmgs of jealousy. Entered: 1980. Nicknames: Bill. Honors and Activities• Honors 10. Soccer 10-13. Choir K . Breck Singer 11-13. Memories: Fuss-ball ; Isabella; first hour Biology; one hour bu ride; FINE; Geometry. Trip to Wyoming. Buffalo ; firework , snowed in. hot springs. 30 mile hike to nowhere. Sparky ; gopher hunting. 7-1-81; drive-in. Junior privileges, frustration of spring '83. good for a kick; Dan's parties-, chill indoor soccer. newspapers, wicked cool; doof; head slap; sweet night time flash. Have you heard from your tep- i ter? i Fun-land bowling, white-striped car. B and B how; Lowell. Grandma. Thanks Bob. I owe you one. riding to school with the teacher's scooter. Love ya Kid! 64 Entered• 1976. Nicknames: J.8., Buck. Squash. Honors and Activitiesi Tennis 9-12 (Varsity K 12). Dance committee 12. Honors 7-12. Soccer 9-12 (Varsity 12). Memories: No, Josh. Noli Finally unfinished cut kupting Chinese! the cats( sweet tastei nuid sharks! James Dean, Wil-liamsi Rynes corner! The Peugeot Slidei Ho Chi Minh'si Telemark-, the big Indiani Indian Head; The Colton Look”i checkers rummic, The Galliant Valianti the eaglci Curry where's my Physics Book?i What the Heyi No big deali I'm not skinny iQ d,thonia i Josh, do you have your memories yet? Entered’ 197$. Honors and Activities: High Honors 1042. Student Council, Bugle. Varsity Tennis 9.10.12. Varsity Golf II. Yearbook. Memories: Ultrai Arizona Flamei Montlcello? thought you said Montevideo. Coach. Hello. Grandma, cancel those 40 hamburgers! Ho-ho-ho. that's o.k. turn it in later. Aloe Verai coat and tie — the old look — at TGI'Si Tomahawk summers long Lake sailing and pontoon partiesi Law Quest the Burger King Game. Down Underi a 10 on the I7th? The 5200 check, L-Deli I'll have an iced tea. Lake house, A + M, K.D. In 'S3 and onward. So. Mr. Floward. where are you sending us to college? Couldn't have done it with out you. Mom and Dadi the class with class. The pre dating post office: Procrastinate! Entered: February 1932. Nicknames. Kris. Honors and Ac tivities: Honors II. High Honors 9-10. Memories: Can never get enough of horses, always riding or out of town at a horse show, where’s Orono?i What do they do for fun in Connecticut?! Towers Apartment Building-just off Hennepin Ave., Can I ask you what that is on your neck?i B-52si Wirth Park and Shangoyai climbing the fence after Prom, member of the non-lunch eaters club: Boundary Waters sweatshirtsi We have to go shopping this weekend; Professor Munchiesi Lake of the Isles last day of school, Tessa, have you still been doing your sit-ups?. How long have you had your braces? kristin mary DUNLAP 65 MICHAEL A. DVORAK Entered’ 1930. Nicknames.-Mike. Young. Honors and Activities. Honor 912. Soccer K 12. Basketball IU2. Varsity Tennis K . Varsity Baseball 11-12. Memories Footballi Nubi YMDi OKBi Swallyi Yorki injuries shoot-out. Eeee-on. cell-ape. smedley. come back against Mayor Shadoofman. Kordo. conference champs. Robbed by Blake, idly roll. I know. Kordo. Hoover. Wally. Hulkomania. YSD. Frank Ouilicy and Herb Carneal. Ice fights. Jerry Who?, stench, cement head, stuff a sock in it. old man. World Series. This is Himmler, he's dead.”. Eh horse head. Canuck. Elsie's. Armstrong and Blaine cheerleaders. 5 mpg. invisible dog. nice fire hydrant. Mac. weight training with Flood, stupid-head. Czech. Senior year with Mac and John. DENNIS OWEN EATON Entered- 1976. left in 1977. reentered 1978. Nicknames: Denny. Wa. Spleef. Doof. Honors and Activities.- Honors 9. High Honors 10-11. Cum Laude Society II. Department Distinctions English and History. Service Award 9. Varsity Track II. Memories.- Since it's high time, camping. Kaya. Puma. Bill's wall. Mini hook. Lakewood, a machine. Nice. nice. live. Foo bird, fourth floor. Wilson. May I help you?. Normandy. December 19. church library. Reg's room. Freshman flasher. Hawk ridge. Profound Pro-fane, smile muscles. Nate. Somf. Sol. King Nautilus. Headmaster's Dinner, share, neat. A.P. hugging. Hi. ladies. Black Uhuru. out of hand, on the lake. Sucrets. Dan. Sweet bomb, show horses. Jah. my thumb. Physix. MARGARET S. EDBLOM Entered. 1970. Honors and Activities. Honors 9-12. Junior Varsity Tennis 9-12. Track 9-12. Memories: Funess and her F.H.i What's the scoop?. Barb's chocolate highs. M M's. Kim's magnetism. Big J stories. Meg-mobile. Stop ou Encore. Zness. number I and 2. A.P. rejection, shoosh. orange door, second grades. Washington D.C. police. Charlie's Angels. J.V. dominates, chocolate mousse. Pourchees-. the swollen finger. APUSi parafilm. painter's scene. Funtime. 13? 66 Entered: 1977. Nicknames.-Presh. Zook. Flybaii. Honors and ActivitiesVarsity Tennis 812. Memories Thank you. Jesus!. Witnessing. Mom. my one and only. Sambel. never in public!. I've got your fin hooked. Someday. Thank you. brothers. Mike, are you awake?. Best friends. Boofl. The Sen, Rick's first deer. Evangelists, miniature shrew?, outdoor sportsman pals, girl talks, laughing with Mark like a brother, the chase!, competition with my new brother, ping pong, bas-sin'i hunting, thank you all — trust in the Lord. Jammin. tennis with Tom. C.J.i thanks Kvam. Bible Study High. Dad and Mom. thanks for everything!. my special Liz. Ginger is cute. Laughing!. I love you all!. Romans I.I6 He is coming soon!. Take me home. Lord. Amen. Entered 1977. Nicknames.• The Bifteck baby”. Head. Doof. Juning. Spleef. Lead Head . Honors and Activities: Football. Basketball. Track. Memories.- Rick E. Dread. Dar-astal. Spleef!!. Right!. I hate mini skirts! . Devo. B-52's. Bu-fontay and Heather. ''JYEA''. Hey Jeff, what cha going?. Bill! Hey Bill, what did you do in Connecticut? . Oh. hi Sally. Kate. Steve.. Whatever happened to that group?. Karen Horner and her green M M's. Fley. K.C.. Hey. Louis. Hey. Mark, ya all right?. Wail, what was that?. You Rod!. Watch out my sweater will bite you!. Say Babe, yo Slim. Maaaaaac. Hi John!. Karen, do you have enough money for the check?. Bugby!! Baby. John!!. Scobie. Hey Jackson. Whooooll. Gerald and Slim Jim . What’s up Ty?. G.Q.i Dennis. Regan. Bid. etc. Entered, 1979. Nicknames: Bean. Tyrone. Fy Tayfield. Memories Lemon Monza. Cayman. The Indiana. Revolution Square. Munich. Pigeon kickin’. Eleanor, you got your license yet?. Charlie's New Year's Resolution. The Oaks. Hyrax. balloons. Europe. Greece, cloves, the envelopes. T.A.P., Baby Cakes, footing with Jay. the Guzzler. Johnny. The Specials. MARK ALLEN ELERT EDWARD ALLEN EWING ROBERT T. FAYFIELD 67 DAVID A. FRUMAN Entered: 1978. Honors and Activities'.- Logos 910. Yearbook 10-11. Skiing 8-9. Soccer 10. High Honors Honor 9.11.12. Jabber-wocky. Adding Machine, Skin of our Teeth. Babes in Arms. Student Council 9- 0. Chapel Committee 13. Memories: Yaoi Studying with the fish on Lake Marionj quest with Chris at Burger King. Blah, sorry Steve. I'm not rollingi Green Mill. Humsi two for onei Bruce Lee where's my glove ?i senior slumpt sophomore yeari freshman privileges! Taaffcismi I'll do my seminar paper Sunday night, what reading?! escaping wang lao shi without doing juzii Flke. Breck . Charles fan clubi sleeping in hours l-7 I can't remember! of course the last four years have been completely irrelevant. Entered: 1977. Nicknames: Duck. Fon Dox. Donje. Honors and Activities: Binger Scholarship. International Club 9-12. Yearbook 12. Swimming 12. Memories: Wordy Wise with Mr. Whitchcri Kansas Cityi Kansas Composition ! You guys. Gewman is vewy twicky i Mannhelmi West Germany in 1980 mil dcr Famllle Reiche-Juni bis August! Mom. I love you with all my hearti Serenity is always yoursi Thank you: Aunt Arlene. Uncle Slim. Brendai Sticherf’i I am going to miss Breck and my friends, lanje. Chuckjci College, here I amli Di doneli Herr and el Madame. Entered: 1981. Nickname: Fru, Hyrax. Flush. Honors and Activities: High Honors 9-12. National Merit. Dept, distinctions. Brown Honorary English Award. Piano Awards. Tennis 9-12. Ski Club 9-10. Bugle 12. Memories: The 'vettei the guz-zlcri horizon-eater. Haagen Dazs triples! team pearli surf-talki super-tweetersi Anti-tour isti skimming and cramming: main beach arcadci corrode junior: 'stroides tapes to Tom: Where are you living this ycar?l” Nut boysi Pet slime moldi pillow fightsi Isomata( Daimlcri Zimmermaniai dogs vs. catsi Jim at Curry'si Bubba-Qi Minnesota Orchestral Henry Chazi chilli to err is Fru-man ! Superfruem classic” calc problem ! Massah Pughi That's Coach Johnson He's from the college.”i Mr. Jayi Stop ou Encore . Taaffcismi Intuitively obvious. 68 Entered: 1978. Nicknames. Reg. Ray. Ron. Rude. Rudolofo. Splecf. Wi. Relgae. Memories Spleef Club; Bob Marleys Black Uhurui Dan Field and our mutual friends natty dreads cram-ing with Denni ; Show hor c s late night walks through the graveyard. Can I help you?' Hawk Ridges Bill's walls Bill's stereos Freshwater, and the road to Houstons Zorka and Ol-lies for lunch, and Phlneas Hag-lins Did you get some sweet play? ; Roguishs chill outs nice, nice, nices Sontfs the beans Buford and All Arbish and Rudish. ah Bill?i P. and the Boulevards William's; the Dellss St. John's; The River .. s Pina for Ronald. Paul. Joe and Ricks old Brecks new Breck. it's not the same; the Rev.i the Chapels Mr. Little-fords Won’t it be nice if we go to college in the same town? Entered: 1978. Nicknames. Rhsta. Ricky. Honors and Activities: Honors 9-12; Soccer All-State 10-12 (Captain 12). Track All-State 10-12. Memories.- Eighth Grade Math class; Gyms Trip to Europes camping out Wests State Track meet. Jeff's outbursts Tanya. Peter. Greg. Eds spring all alones Trip to Floridai Regan's party; Senior Weekends Isabella (snow)i Ed's Mugsteri Doofs and nood-sonsi Dear. dear, dears Class of '83s outburst In the lockerroonti It's been greatls Thanks Breck. Entered: 1971. left 1978. re-entered in 1981. Nicknames: Little Gillman. Arne, Amy 2. Amis. Tom's sister. Honors and Activities- Honors 9-12; Varsity Tennis 11.12 (Capt). Cheerlcad-ing II. Allen Dunn Athletic Trophy II. Edina Optimist Award. Homecoming Princess. Memories: Back at Breck; Mad and Pol; We miss you. Chrisl; Senior Weekend; Edina Tourney — we jammed”; Dina and me. What are ya gonna do next year? sniff, sniff; such is life”; jammas Congrats Kims College? What's college?; Varsity Quarters; Where is your 2 ; What's spleef?; Everybody's going ; Chief 'n Joe; Kim; When in doubt, get outls C-weakncsS) man-scan at the beach; You look just like Tom ; Yes. I'm Mrs. Gilman's daughter, and no. I can't get you out of detention ; Good luck to everyonell REGAN S. FULTON FITZPATRICK GILKES AMY LYNNE GILLMAN 69 CALLZE ANN GLANTON Entered1979. Nicknames: Cal. Honors and Activities: Band 9-12. International Club 9-12. Student Council Rep. 12. Honor High Honors 9-12, Cum Luade II. Memories: Gymnastics, gymnastics and more gymnas-ticsi Sunkisti It's luck!; All my Children! I'm Callie. not Jan or Kim, A.P. Physics?! Remember Jan. it’s tradition! Karen. Julie, Di. Teresa. Kelly. Shelly, X, The North Pole, Mr. longoi Helen and the G.P., Ginai The Ca-meroi Do we get to sell something? Good! FREDRIC G. GOLDBERG Entered: 1976. Nicknames: Downtown. Honors and Activities: Honors 9-K . the Spain Society! Basketball 9-12, Fall Play 11-12, Junior Varsity Tennis I2-. Edina Optimists award 12. Memories: Senior weekendi Oscar, Hontecoming 1982, senior speeches! cast party for The Skin of Cur Teeth at my house. The Skin of Our Teethi The Adding Machine! Junior year trip to Mexico, Sophomore year trip to the Grand Teton with Mr. Steen, the cast party for The Adding Machine at Bill Wisely' house. Chuck’s House, Dan Kennedy and Ben Armstrong in the Dome watching the Gophers, good luck to Seniors as well, religious studies with Mrs. Hancock. REBEKAB G. GREENWALD Entered: 1977. Nicknames: Be-kah. Rebooba McHekah. Rebc Grenc. Honors and Activities.-Honors 8-12. High Honors 10. Yearbook K I2. Bugle 10 and 12. Adding Machine. Oklahoma Intensive and two mentor programs. Memories: Behind the evergreens which are evergreen, J.P. love you forever and ever and ever, and the cream on my Wheatic named David, Love you Breck. 70 Entered. 1980. Memories: To rebel you must have already accepted. I have not acccptcdi Pheremonesi my humor ranks with rotting coffins and religious parablesi Zapelapti Memorabilia! The roving tomato. loose parties and lost times. What a waste. STEPHEN A. GUMNIT Entered 1976. left in 1979. reentered in 1981 (second semester). Nickname Tess. Tesser. Tessardria. Honors and Activitiesi Urban Arts Dance 9-10. Htghstepper K . Tennis II. Honors 9-12. Memories: Italian at U: 11-12. Pacel. M.D.T.i 10 years. Ozone. 10-12. Dance, tap. contemporary. modern, ballet, pointe. jazz. Paul Draper. Lewis Whitlock, funk. Forever dancing!. I've got a low and sexy voice. HEY! , V.P. I.B.T. committee (or bust). Corpthus. Fel-tys. Quest to Africa. JAMBOI. What ya gonna do when you get out of school? I'm gonna have some fun. What do you consider fun?” Fun.___funl”. Viva L'Hulea. Memories, like gold, are forever precious. -Mark Twain. TESSA GUNTHER Entered 1979. Nicknames: Creez. Artie. Honors and Activities: Honors 11-12. Soccer 9. Football II. Skiing I0-I2. Science Club K . Bike club 12. Memories.-Pinto rolling with Brian. No jumping or you are off the team”. Jake and Elwood. '71 Ca-maro SS. Fly in on 35. Internationals at MiHeville. tabletops upside down. Motocross. autocross in R.F.i Cheap Trick, river flat. Van Halen. snorkle power at Vail, S.A.E. at D.U., B.S. from B.S.i New Zoo D.Q.i MCAD psycho, it must be 80 below out here. WWIII clay fights with Hicks, swimmin' to the river flat jam. Bleach on Snelling, Mac’s on Rice and Snelling. Eric’s Cadillac. Red Barchetta. Jim's 18 hour naps. Steves auto history. Jim at Jerry's cruisin’ Robeut. If we only had the Toy. River Falls. Wisconsin. GOOD BYE. CHRISTIAN A. HASESTAD 71 MELISSA J. HANSIN5 Entered: 1970. Honors and Activities: High Honor 9-11. Cum Laude II. Class President 10. Varsity Gymnastics 7-10. Varsity Swimming II. Soccer 10-12. Yearbook 11-12. Bugle 9. Ski Team 12. Memories, The Stone Boy Sagai going to State with Tracey; Surprise party at The Womens' Club- thanks Sarah; okay. Mary, right; Vail during school; infatuation with Mick and the F.H.; Claude's legs; Garuda and making chocolate mousse; Maggie; Marta's cabin and the three hour row boat trip; The Victoria Horse Trials 1981; Europe I982-. Elanor lost in the Louvre with Tyt Brooke Shields 1 fan. Entered, 1979. Nicknames, Mel. Mefie. Mis. Lissy. Ses. Mclis-sandra. Memories Pres. I.B.T. committeef or bust), Queen of the Lakes; Friday nite's flying circus, fishing team, galavant-ing about in the graveyard; Dana, Whatcha gonna do when you get out of school? I'm gonna have some funl And what do you consider fun? Fun ______ funl”, cult camp; hawk ridge; California; Dottie’s room; Freshman privileges, J.R.T.S. First Avenue and Seventh Street entry; May I help you? , Sarah. Dennis, and Reg; Can you tell me how to gel to Amy's? ; SPLEEF, Carrie’s Christmas present, Year of the Racoon, Park on the Sheridan?l , Memories, like gold, are forever precious.” M.T. AMY LOU BAUSON Entered: 1979. Nicknames, Ame. Amy I. Amers. Lena, aaa-mmm-eee. Amandria. Memories, Caramel apples, Varsity quarters and A.P. suntanning, Luke, EVERYBODY'S going, Third hour In search of .,24 hours of detention, Al, Me. Melissa and Dennis in the graveyard, Diet Pepsi, October 23, The Pirate Ride, Vitamin C pills, 2 Pepsi . 2 Snickers. 2 dollars!, S.R.T.S., Colorado, Stock In Cramer's, Let's get a tan at the Hawaiian Inn. Sail”, Corpthus, Luv ya. Jayne!, PSK. We like to play games.”, too much perfume, The place of destination, Knoxville is cursing us. Jean! , Carrie's X-mas present, scalping tickets and stealing Buddhas, backseat pop cans, This car has got to be bugged , Surf's up!! Thanks Mom and Dad!!. 72 Entered-1978. Entered, 1979. Nicknames Cec. Huk. Kim. Honors and Activities: Honor 913. Class Secretary 10. Clas President II. Student Council II. Tennis 9-10. Softball 9. Homecoming Queen 13. Babes in Arms II. Memories: Hot dogs in the parking loti When in doubt, get out’ Babes in Arms, No. IS3 Stop ou Encore i We like to play games”i A.P. Calc.i Mr. Pugh's getting marriedi HI. Sisterali Tarai Kirsten Pami Sarah Prince The Tiinei Andres The Rosei Amy's weakness! R.H.i I’m Kim. not Callie or Jan i Andy boyi tall syndrome big necki JSJ H.H.i groovy Honey. who you tellln''i the rebeli the motorcity AMCi Fame! Deep down Inside we all want to be musicians, dancers, or artists. i Thanks for everything. Clint and Maryl Enteredi 1979. Nicknames.- Smabs. Barbie. Bar — bra!. Honors and Activities.- Tennis 9-11 (Varsity 10. captain). Varsity Skiing 9-13 (capt. 11-13). Intensive KX Marks II. Memories: Isabella Safety Lasti Old Breck rendezvous with Meg studio 94 Elvis B.G.L.S.T.i B.B.F.S.T.i Secret Bro Snow Dazei State Ski Annabananai Hides dead Amelia. Thanks M and Di Aspeni Talking heads model day My feet shrunk. i Maggie's goodies, chocolate That's my cousin. Wet Willies butterflies seventh hour. Ali car pool. Mrs. MCD. Hondai Tercel B-53'si Hey kids, have fun. i Boulder, spontaneous playground Our thing. Sal Homecoming The Big Crushes ! talk with Spleefi You only live once, twice if you're lucky. CHARLES HAUGE KIMBERLY D. HEWITT BARBARA R. HOWARB 73 MARK L. HOWARD Entered: 1977. Nicknames: Howie. Stellar. Lee. Honors and Activities, Varsity Hockey 9-12. Service Award 10. Memories: Charge account with Chucks cruising in the red Ca-meroi the gold dusted with the measlesi the white bombs the SI500 Ford Granadas 7 cokes from Wallace; Snow Bowl champs; TP; Sefords. Maloney. Brewer. Brown, and John Hines; Rev's scefood diets shooting pool at Camp Courages borrowing Steve's student cards So go at Sue and Stacey's ; Mother's lake and Minnehaha falls parking lots Going out to Tim's ; all night in Rochester; Hockey weekends No need for water skis. V- WILLIAM L. HOWARD Entered: I9S0. Memories: WYC class Aole Judges Hi kids. Have fun Don Who?; Freshwater® attempt to synthesize radioactive CI7 H2I NO A by junior chemists and bog walkers; Country boy. city slicker . Chill factor of -69; WeH. if it's all night, it's all right. i Grow dreadocks?; Look out for that elephantl; You nymph; monster; Blow some serious Jams; early morning grog factors nice bomb; cha dread; AAAARGHI Lakewood — woooohl Tainteresting. Dennis Somfs just some bloods, fcd. you Rogue!; Hi. Smregan; Sharing the things we know and love with those of my kind liberation. sensation, that's the stand of mind. . DANIEL LOUIS KENNEDY Entered: 19SO. Nicknames.- Dan. Honors and Activities: Honors 10-11. High Honors 12. International Club 1012 (Vice President II. President 12). Thespian Society 7-12. Soccer 1012 (Var sity 12). Varsity Wrestling 11-12 (Co-captain 12). Tennis 11-12. Ramsey Student Council 7-9. St. Paul All-city Student Council 8-9. Memories: Breck Academia; Meine Reise nach Deutschland; Ramsey Jr.; all my calculators; senior speech; QED (intuitively obvious); carnivals; dress code; wrestling fans; muddy soccer pitch; aspirin in the oven; Once Upon a Mattress, what's your sine? (rhetorical quesiton); Friends; Carrie. Mark. Jay Brian. Becky. Fred, etc.; Studying in the Senior lounge; Allcs war wunderbar. thanks for sharing. 74 Entered: 1970. Nicknames.-Slammy. Slammer. Salami. Som. Andre. Honors and Activities: Junior £ Varsity Skiing 8-12. Varsity Football 9-K). Varsity Tennis 12. Honors 10-12. Memories: Hey Buffy . A Honda Accord. Guadalupe pictures. Jo Jo. My skis are gone . Hey. Classical Music. Hi. Mr. Taaffe . Be Aggressive, go for it. Sailing takes me away. I'm going to state this time! . Buffy and Slammy. Entered: 1974. Nicknames: Jul. Jules. Honors and Activities-Intensives 9-10. Amahl9. Once Upon a Mattress K . Babes in Arms II. logo art co-editor 12. Varsity Volleyball 1112, All Conference Honorable Mention 12. Memories: L.D.. older or musicians. Bailey, Hall. Clash. Tatoo You. and Al. computer picture. Women's Film. prom, pep-fest '82. art with Wayne, pheromones. I'll take it! . To ere is Truman . AMG. So. what college are you going to? Entered.- 1976. Nicknames-Nuke. Mike. Michel. Spike. Honors and Activities- Band 9-12. Quest 10-12. Intensives. Honors 9. Memories: The Addition. Who needs it? , the philosophy of a rock messiah. Rimar-cik vs. Longstreet (The fight that never was). Mave. Bog jogging. The beast. If John doesn't. Dave does”. Bob Dylan and Mick and the boys. Fudge stripes and wax candles, hang on. Mike, the Cignet II and the rubber raft fans speech?. Prom at the Toiai and Bambi's frozen angel food cake, the uptown. okay. I'm sorry, the Beatles aren't so bad. I feel like a tourist, slammin’ java with Slam at Country Kitchen. ID lives. What time Is practice. Bill? Oh. about sevenish. SAM SANAA KHALAFALLA JULIA LAINE LANGL0T2 MICHAEL D. LEVILLE 75 IAN DAVID MACKINNON Entered.- 1982. Nicknames Mack. Honors and Activities.-Varsity Hockey and Soccer 12. Hockey and Soccer 10-12. Memories: Senior weekend) the belli T.P.’ed car) Cramer'si swimming at Dana's without clothes on, Dwadmum. Dear, dear, dear. , The Nun Halfback - Man of action ) Privileges; Pull it out. Wally , Kellogg boy( Kellogg Parties) Mr. Bgge. Sue has to go to the bathroom, Dr. Prudhomne and Dr. MacKinnon, Thelen's Songcr's car, H - O - K - Y, P - U - K, All dares taken. ALEXANDRA S. MACMILLAN Enteredi 1981. Nicknames: Alexa. Alexia. Alexandria. Honors and Activities: Junior Varsity Tennis 12. Memories: Caramel apples, In search of ..., Ame. let's take a walk, October 23, Friday night fright, rides to school, Dottie's smog room, RRI40, Chairperson I.B.T. committee (or bust), This car has got to be bugged, surf's up, corpthus, care to define it? Spring break ’83. Entered, 1978. Nickname: Jessie. Jess. Honors and Activities: Honors II. Fine Arts 9. Junior Varsity Tennis 9-K) Memories, Mrs. Olsen, Geometry with Doheny, Biology, Hot Dogs for lunch today!, Basketball practice, Appendicitis!, Apple River with the gang, Senior weekend, getting older, What college are you going to?”. JESSICA ANN MAURER 76 Entered 1983. Nicknames: Jaybird. Jay. Mazey. Honors and Activities: Varsity Hockey. MAZUR Entered: 1973. Nicknames: Alex. Al. Honors and Activities: Class Treasurer 9. Student Council Secretary 11-13. Co-Editor Logos 13. Junior Varsity Volleyball 13. Memories: Nice vocab. Reg. 60-60's with Jul. Sal. and Kate-. One and only Jul bestost buddyi Let's have a toasti To Volleyball. A 7th grade romance rekindled. . Good senior parties. I want to be a writer. Prom with Brad. Sal and Scott. Cindy away at college, many tears I love you. Hin“. Good 7th hour talks with Barb. Sunday night phone calls with Scott. Bagels and Pepsi lead to Tom , bathroom talks with Kate. First Party. Al and Jul singing. It's my party and I'll cry if I want to . Insecurity disappointing stability dissolving . Jul and James. I love this Senior class. ALEXANDRA G. McCullough 77 78 ROBERT H. NELSON BRIAN PAUL NORDLIE Entered• 1977. Nicknames, Murph. Smurf. Honors and Ac-tivities Junior Varsity Football 9-12. Varsity Track 11-12. Wrestling 12, Memories, 1981 track and football conference champs: football overnights: track meet night before finals: Seal and Albany trips: playing rat patrol on the lake: aquatic life: carpin'; transition: ice villages: trashing the sled: concerts: squid: the farm: Monti-cello raids: the tank. Entered, 1976. Nicknames.-Mac. Ace. Honors and Activities, Baseball 8-12 (Varsity 10-12. All-conference 11-12). Basketball 9-12 (Varsity 11-12). Junior Varsity Tournament All-Star K . Junior Varsity Tournament Most Valuable Player K). Memories: Baseball Forever; undefeated conference champs '8I-'S2; Swally; Wally; and YMD; no hitter at SPA; It's always baseball season: yo slim; lose to Water-town 1-0 on a one hitter: 12 strikeouts; side-arm slinger with control: 65 out of 72 strikes at St. Agnes, gotta get all the records. Hoover?: Nice throw at St. Croix. Young: Good luck. Johnny; see you at the Twins try-outs next week; I don't even have 5 pitches; Ed; images by Tyrone Green; Kordo. you're the best coach I’ve ever had: Mpls. Lutheran spectators; Hulkomania. Entered 1977. ' 4l STEPHEN T. FOLEY Entered: 1977. Nickname: Bue lord. Bully. BJP. Ralph. May nard. Paco. Partner. Honors and Activities, Honors II. Varsi-'V Sk' Team 813 (capi. 11-13). M.V.P. 9-11. Snow Daze King 1983. Varsity Quarters team 1983. Memories. I thought I died when I went to heaven! , Al is the best part of my na-turei That was goodl”. Poor old lonesome cowboy.”. Twenty-nine would be about perfect. . Hey. Thatch, those crackers were really somethin’.”. The French Egyptian. O.K.Ii Hudsont Williams; Ed’s fruit loop on skis. J.T.B.. The poor man says. '.Money can’t buy happiness.’’. The rich man says. Happiness can’t buy moneynothing is true to me but that of my own nature. If you want enemies, excel your friends. If you want friends let them excel you.” Entered: 1978. Nicknames, Stevo. Tiger. Esteban. Honors and Activities. Varsity Skiing 9-13. Varsity Tennis 11-13. Memoriesi Minnetonka cruises. Bimmcr cruising with Peter Tosh. Hey. I’m 19. Chris' home movies , paddle parties. F-troop) Brad’s cabin. Jeffer and his china man. whales tales. S.l.B.i my lips are quivering) watch in the goblcti May I. 1983) High speed cruising and a $99 ticket) Telluride: definite trip, laughing with Martin. Mrs. Wurtcle’s goodies love them cookies! Africa trip. Tuscars. Ernest, the ocean. Wirth Parkway. California. here we come — La Jolla, beaches, mansions, producers and their daughters, totally awesomel It’s been fun. good luck Gang. I'll miss ya. Entered 1971. Nicknames, Jeff. Raines. Jcssey. Coach Flood. Honors and Activities, Varsity Soccer 11-13. Varsity Baseball II. Golf 13. Chapel Committee. Memories, Spleef Club, Old Breck, jazz concert and cleaning up after the Chapel fire, Christmas programs at Orchestra Han, Roy McCrohan's going to coach usl?l, second in the state, unlucky. Joe Blunt, France 80, film-making during ’81 May Program, Quie, Alb, Hans, Dominique. Van Ope, Danny, Kevin, Grubber and Ben, Quie’s cabin party, Josh's party and Bergie knocking over the dresser, Hey. Wood-son! Free play Friday. Hth grade disaster with Marv, let’s go to D.B.'s. Rightl, Trow Down, Nice. nice, nice, Reg's parties, bring your spleefing bags, Roguish, Shangoya, chill factor of absolutely zero, Somph. JEFFREY S. RAINEY BRADFORD J. PFAFF 79 ANTHONY J. RIMARCIK m SARAH JANE ROBINSON MARY E. ROONESS Entered: 1978. Nicknames.-Tony. Tone. Bruce. Honors and Activities: Bugle 8.9.11.12. Track 10. Debate 8.9.Ill Student Council Vice President 12. Memories: Mike. stop the van. Craryi the window fell out. Spleefi new from the mastai glass a water New Year's Evei Jim Umen: and Tom Stich's bus boy imitation! Crawford's D.i punk rock bikersi Chinese l.ll.lll. and IV • kind of. Oh! It's Mr. Karateman. sentences. I'm on forty. Entered: 1980. Nicknames Sal. Robby. Spaz. Rally. Honors and Activities.- Volleyball 11-12. Soft-ball K). Soccer 12. Dance committee 12. Memories, Cayman islands 1982 (Kate. Jill. Kelly. Ford. Mark, and Kent)i Joe the Beachcomber; Joey!. Playgrounds (Cornelius)i A Fj D.P. S; The Big Crush. . Josh's party and brother. David Less-lie on the Sweet Pea. TST's. The four buds (Kate. Sal. Steve, and Ed.); Heine's, lines. Love ya. Heidi. Splcef (Regan); Howards. BSB; 767's. Our thing Barb!. Kate's lips are quivering, paddle and barn parties; P.S. Ed. I love watermelon. The Honda Gang. Chicago. Camp life. Thanks. Kachoin. Good luck Juniorsl; Hawaiian Inn. Let's get tan. Ante. Regan's party, concerts with Ed. flicks at Wurtele’s. packing for Kent. Junior buds. Shhhhhh ... Entered, 1971. left 1973. re-entered 1982. Honors and Activities-. Volleyball (co-captain). Drama. Soccer. National Merit Semi-Finalist. Memories- Helen, caught in the boys locker room. Mary-Jo; Basketball, wet cement. Millie's 63 “come on you guys in one game, sixth hour pharemons. croquet in the courtyard, varsity croquet team, watchin' a corn grow, pick-ups in drive-ins. learning Breckie -talk; So where you going to college? . 80 Entered-. 1979. Nicknames: Bcto. the Kid. Homer. Honors and Activities: Honors 9-K . Skiing 10-12. Memories: Pro-Halloween get-together, 8eth, free concert! chilli get out. don't speedi gre.it year, so far, weekends! scared, preppies; throw it awayi third in region: new Ross'si summer mind ffndi college criteria! Ilth grade sluntpi king party master, Chevyi Colorado ski vacations: friendsi pond studyi pays d'en hauti Belushii Taylor's Falls eviction! New Year's Vaili Beaver Creeki suntani push to the beach: out to lunchi the Hobbiti North Starsi problem childi Ozzy, new clvapeli thanks to Mom. Bill and Breck for putting up with me: the best is yet to come, up up and away, on-wardsi tough stuff brain drain. Entered: 1970. left 1977. re-entered 1980. Nicknames: Sue. S3. Teensie. Pegasus. Honors and Activities: Honors High Honors 10-12. Varsity Swimming II-12. Soccer 10-12. History Paper Award II. National Merit Commended Student. Memories.-First day of Kindergarten! recess, Washington Trip, warm fuzzics. cold prickliesi Goodbye. Hello againi Ni hao Great Wall, New Breck, Book — letters, MSCNPGMLi Bridgeman breaks, B (M) W, Dunkin' donuts in the pool, 4 musketeers, Shira Oadedi Barnard breakfast: Addition poster, zeek?, 4 cast parties: Proms, Senior skip day, C.S. Lewis, Every person has a quality that sets him her apart from all others. Search for that quality — it is the key to that person's character. Entered: 1979. Nicknames, Sherm. Shoim the Spoim. Scooter. Tank. Skipper. Honors and Activities: Trinity College Award 1980. Memories.- Sailing, Skiing, The Frucn Most Negative Brownie Points Award 1982, The Sunday phone call to Alex, cow tipping in American Literature, falling asleep on Barb's lawn, Jr. Prom with Sally - doubling with Brad and Alex, Those plaid bermudas”, Hobart Maintenance Inc., The big blue Dad- Cad. His and Hers matched set with Sarah, Curry's Lake House, Christmas 1981, Summers at Camp Warren, The yodeler's song. RRROO-AARRR!!, piano debut in chapel 1979, God Cottagcwood. U.S.A., conversing with the plastic bag, Thanks Everybody!, Let us endeavor to live so that when we die even the undertaker will be sorry. -Mark Twain. ROBERT A. ROMERO SUSAN SCHLOFF SCOTT S. SHERMAN 81 CAROLINE LEE SISOLA Enteredi 1979. Nicknames: Carrie. Carr. Arthur. C.S. Lewis, Maynard. Honors and Activities: Honors 9-12. Track 9. Gymnastics. Tennis 10. Swimming II. Soccer 10-12. Senior Class V.P. Memories: Dairy Queen. M M tours, moose attack. Captain Kendrick's Memorial Kelp Band. Sam Platitude. Road Turds! Quest '82 — little girl mouth. Mindi — Rio and one of the most eligible bachelors in the Twin Cities — Fishmonger Gopher. Good |ob. Maynard! . Pizza Hut. Run (ads) . Cruising Duluth and Greyhound bus stations. Boundary Waters muddy portages. Racquet ball. Rocky Horror Show. Mr. Rogers at Isabella. Smells awful I got money! Crew — stepping on nails, quick, paramedic. I love swimming!. MY philosophy. Elephants of a trunk hang around. MICHAEL E. SONGER Entered: 1981. Nicknames. Bonger. Airhead. Dizzy blonde. Dizzhead. Bonkers. The Great Gretz. Skippy. Honors and Activities: Varsity Wrestling 9-KX Varsity Cross Country 12. Varsity Baseball 12. Varsity Hockey 11-12. attended Olympic Training center. Memories. Prokey. Skippy. Chub Scout. 24 hours detention. Airducks. Excuse me. do you know what lime it is?, hockey privileges, problem-solver Sue. the runt. Itelliball. Grab-a-tab. good elephant. Russianization. Met Center, sleeping on the job. lormg Park, little brawl, the Rat. Sniper, bird watching. McDonalds. Pudgy bunnies. Hulkster. Bridgeman's (2 sodas). Africa, singing in the showers. Hound dog. Don’t be cruel, deciding. Three Musketeers. Uncle Stump. Hi. Mom. Dad. Gerri. Fritz. Jayne. Entered.-1980. Honors and Activities: Soccer 10-12 (Varsity 12). Drama musical 10-11, play crew IOII. Yearbook business manager 11-12. Memories:life is a cycle. MARK JEFFREY SFECKER 82 Entered-1975. Nicknames: Hoover. Swafly. Swjflini. Honors and Activities: Varsity Soccer 912. Most Valuable Player 9-10. All-conference 10-12. All-state 12. Captain 12. Basketball 10-12 (Varsity 1112 Captain 12) Junior Varsity Tournament All-Star 10. Varsity Baseball 9-12. Most Improved K . All-conference 11-12. Memories: Captain Coach McCrohani staying at Kordo’s. spring break in '82. KM) Tri-valley Baseball Championship 1982s YMD, ranked second in the State in soccer ’80, mahr fahri stuff a sock In iti good come back, get back In your rabbit hutchi get your kickin’ going] Yes. I’ll have it, I don’t think soli Kordo your the best coach and friend a guy could ever have. Thanksi Thanks. Mom and Dad. for putting up with my grades, I sure missed you this year Lisa. Je t’aime forever! THOMAS PAUL SUCH KARLA JEAN STORMO JOSH BRIDGES SWALLES Entered-. 1979. Nicknames' Carlisle. Carlotta. Gina. Linka. Kar-lila. B.J.. Burnace. Sweets. Honors and Activities. Honors 9-12. Varsity Tennis. Band. State Ensemble Winner. International Club. Bugle. Memories’ Beech leech, bee tree, Jon and Scott at Shady Oak Beachi fully-clothed swimming. Hello Minnesota. HNNNNK”, the industrial strength beauties. Board-room Nina, EER. Is that a red stripe In your hair? No. Mom. It’s only orange.” Entered: 1981. Honors and Activities: Honor 11-12. Band 11-12. Varsity Skiing 11-12. Varsity Tennis 11-12. Mustanger Award. M.V.P. 12. Varsity Quarters 6-12. Memories: Wake up you're taking a Breck entrance test.. What's a Breck?, First day, So this is chem.i Lellaire's green wagon. The Volare, Edmund-son, So. this is the ski team, Stella's at New Year's, Welch Village Invitational snow storm, State '82, first Breck dance. Let's go to WiPiams, Larsen's party, river flat, mine, seniorness, Yoch's, Bist du Spleefing, Senior weekend, Regan's, Mike and Dan's, journal reading thanks guys, Curry's, How many bottles?, the car, Hi. Sam. who's your friend?. The Osseo crew, Thanks Breckies, Dad and Mom, party-hardy people. 83 REBECCA LYNN TAYLOR Entered: 1975. Nicknames: Becky. Tinker. Honors and Activities: Honors 9.11. Junior Varsity Tennis 9-10. Soccer 11-12. Student Chapel Committee 12. International Club 9-12. Memories: Fun-timel The marble. Mr. Blonde, blue-eyed and 2I''« glued, the condo, camp — once every six months , adventures with Jill. Amy G. and the midget movie. BAHI. two cal. pretzel, soaps, tennis summers. Ziggy days. Mentor program '81. Quest '82 — Thanks Hantens. Swenson's. Lincoln Del. Sunday school. Yes. that's my mom! Entered: 1970. Nickname.- Chief. Stevon. Teeska. Mills. Honors and Activities-. Honors 9. Band 9. Choir 12. Memories.-Washington trip. It's alive. High flyers. Jeff. Dean. Sam. Mac. Mike. John. Ed. Conn. Rick. Mark. Zeek. and everyone else, flames, five stroke drawings. Let's go to chief's house , bog jog. Hollabah. Squcekie. camps. Zingers, summer of 'SI. crusin in Chelleve and T.A.. fishing and hunting. Broadmore. the fort. Toad-town. Duluth. Oagalalla pond. Thunderbird? Nal. Sam and Dan. Sean. Concerts in Sam's basement. Frontenac. sass. Stag and Whalin'. Whalin' at Mark's. My guitar!. Maaac. Q.C.t Is Sammy W.8. Bobum-Wobum there?. The Beast. Kodiak. My Muskie and Bass. Roland Marling. Paul Hinton, fishing fever. I'll never forget these thirteen years! . BRIAN DONALD THYR Entered- 1980. Honors and Activities. Track 10-12. Ski Team 10. Cross Country II. Musical II-12. Fall Play 12. High Honors 9-12. Memories Hawk Ridge. Olympic Park. MSM tours. It's not so bad . Captain Kendrick's Kelp Band. Spanisho iso myo favonto languageo. chill factor, croquet in the courtyard. the tomato. Cramer's and back in three minutes. It's not illegal if you're not caught. Though we're not doing, all things are done. We want a clean story, orange juice and olives. QUISPi Coke, the elixir of life. I can't find the end of my car . Safari. Schmail. Alvin, and Benjamin. Who's that? The Widening Gyre. Taaffelsm. S4 Entered: 1979. Honors and Activities: Basketball 10-12. Soft-ball 9-11. Band 9-10. Geometry Club 10. Yearbook II. Memories: Jimmy Jam Mr. Do's math class. Hey. Mamma, scopin'; He B Qi the brothers and the sisters. Basketball with Sue; Lisa's imitations; Germany March SO. O Ho's; No. I'm Jan. not Callie or Kim. Entered: 1979. Honors and Ac- v f es.-High Honors 9-12. Commendations. Science. Math. Foreign Language II. Cum Laude Society. Track 9. Drama 10. Debate 9-11. Tennis 11-12. Bugle 12. Memories: Croquet 12; Reginald Perrin Society 12. Mr. Djerf Fan Club 12; Jesse Owens; Crary; Worthington Super 8. Debate van; fun with DcLange; ridin' with MTC. China-1980, the martial arts; coming in late everyday; Jerry's car. the rust; Massa Pugh, the Matchmaker and Once Upon a Mattress: ta-kin' the 'vctlc to Carlcton. my room, driving with Tony. Chris' party, water skiing at Fayfield Farms; being corrupted; gettin’ some pie in the face at Safari Hawkins; Reggie Perrin. Perry’s. Switching rooms with Alix; Pregame activities. Entered-. 1980. Nicknames: Bobby. Wally. Wallstreet. Sir Brick-house. Snips. Honors and Activities: Varsity Hockey 10-12. MVP All Conference-. Varsity Baseball 1012. Mustanger All Conference. Varsity Soccer II-12. Mustanger. Allen Dunn Award. Homecoming King '82. Memories 3 yrs. of senior privileges, working for maintenance. sleeping In the chapel, crawling through the air ducts. That's not tastsidc; Playing at the Met. scoring against St. Bernard; How 'bout setting me up with Linda?''. All Conference Battery. Overtimes, private parties for four. Weasel, you need us. Robbing the cradle. that 'a boy. La Machi crunch, lunch time, our dress code. Minnedookie. take care of my little sister. Kncaly. Bongcr. What I think we have here is a failure to communicate. JAN ELLYN TYSON JAMES ONES UMEN ROBERT L. WALLACE Entered: 1982. Memories Halloween '$li Barry Whltei Disci-pld Chapel Road and Dakota Traili Lunch Lady Episodci Bu-chongi Three Houses; Norman-dale parking loti Biltmorei Judy. Judy. Judyli relies on confidcncci aiding ai d abetting. BRADFORD W. WALLIN Entered: 1970. REBECCA T. WATKINS DAVID R. WILLIAMS Entered: 1979. Nicknames:■ Star-child. Rogue. Shorty D. Mr. Hyde. Slirt. Doc. Dracula. Honors and Activities: All-conference wrestling II. Varsity Wrestling 10-12. co-captain 11-12. Track 10-12. Geometry Club K . Memories, Ya I'm going to play football this year Mr. Dohenyi Juwingi the roller gardens on Saturday nightsi catchln’ the big redt Whas upli being loud seventh hour. It's great to be a seniori Dabidi sweet ladiesi I'm so cooli Going to state this yeari Junior Olympics-. You never heard of Breck?i Ms. Beyer’s room after school) Mr. Whitcher's bog jog'si Isabella bus rides 9.10s Downtown Minneapolis! Slamir in Phy. Ed. at old Brecki Prince concert '8li Coffman parties! practice Ru-shen '82i St. Paul Central. 86 Entered: 1980. Nicknames: Kate. Katim. Katrina. Kachoin. Brown Eyes. S.L.B. Memories: Greece with Mr. Taaffei Bahamas X-Mas 1981. Africa I9S2i the binocular brothers) Florida with the Howards) Cayman islands with Sallyi the beach gangli Joe Beachcomber) Heine'si S.T.P. -it's been great-. S.L.D.i the Beamcr and Peter Tosh) cruises on Lake Minnetonka with Stevei May I. I9S2i Mai Tail T. Wrights. paddle parties at Woodhilli flicks at Wurtele'si extended vacations in Albert Lea-. I love Whitney for Governor!) Ya Doof: snowstorms; the Polo department at Dayton's-, Where's my Tab?i The watch in the goblet; I love my Honda) A Prep at heart) Here's to you kid.''-. Thank you MCD and Sweet P. Entered m 1980. Awards and Honors: Music. Drama Memories: Say the word and you'll be free Say the word and be like me Say the word I'm thinkin’ of Have you heard the word is love It’s so fine. It's sunshine It's the word .. Love John Lennon For my friends, I send Love. For my enemies. I'm sorry I didn't know you better. Entered: 1975. left in 1981. reentered in 1982. Nicknames: Chreeestoph. Wurtz. Wurdi-low. Honors and Activities.-Varsity Cross country (cap!.), went to rcgionals. Honors 9-12. Memories: Summers on Lake Minnctonkai Studmuffin -Hoops and the gang Quarters; Spudster (surfing)) Rastaman livesi I can't go without my Vuarnetsi windsurfing; splurging at Woodhilli Stace the spacei California cruisin') Tellu-ride hike- a definite tripi yachting in San Diegoi Martin, my man; goodies from M.i adventures with Mr. S.i La Jolla Beachi Spenny. Easty. Ells, and Cumbyi 'S3 is the class to bel Stevo. my buds Bradford. Kate. Sal. B.A.. J.L.. S.S.. B.H.. T.G.. etc.) Make the most of what's to cornel KATHERINE A. WINTON WILLIAM JOHN WISELY CHRISTOPHER WURTELE 87 STEPHEN E. YOCH Entered. 1977. Nicknames Steve. Honors and Activities.-Soccer 912. Tennis 9-12. Student Council representative II. Treasurer 12. Memories- Varsity Quarters Team. The Usta Cruise omnipresent. Telemark “trouble, freshman flash, ninth grade raffle, body surfing on Maul. -Alex. Jane and study periods. Darrel. Aspirin, you got two tickets on one night 7. the army twins. Varsity croquet club. Germany, being grown up and having a blast. Prom party -Bergy. Beck's, the guys night out. MC with Sally. Kate, what are you doing?, will you be my friend? here's some bubble gum. hums, this is Lakeville. cattle, eat lead Kevin, nuke the whales, he has done real well since the operation, zeekman. swell. I hate the bus. my Bible. Day Tripper, my Impressions. the caves. I like the daffodils. Entered. I9S2. Honors and Activitiesi Perfect party attendance. Memories.- Del runs. I want to go to Suomi College . When you're ready, really ready to eat .18W'i James Dean. Mr. Howard's yawns. Marsha. Mr. Djerf. Last year we hated each other”. Sarah and her harmonica. I lost my speech . SFD. chilly. Anna and Andy-Uptown. We're such a great class, but no one knows it. fireplace in the lounge, get me something at the store, slow down, you're moving too fast. Dr. G's questions, wet Ice. Brad's bonfires, foosball. snow sculpture at Regan's, toast. Dennis' white shoes. Duluth, the Cove. Toby's donuts, the stretched chest pull, The Great White Northern Trek, serious studying in the lounge, You wouldn't believe the stuff I see. HONORARY SENIOR 88 innBIUTIR MEL Kathryn Harper. Acting Headmaster. Kathryn Harper was the Acting Headmaster during Mr. Littleford’s sabbatical at Harvard. As the Acting Headmaster, she worked with all aspects of the Breck community, including parents, faculty, and administration, while focusing on the needs of the students. She enjoyed the position because her work often varied. A single day could have consisted of many meetings ranging from talking with parents, to figuring out where the golf would be played, to calling the Department of Health to find a method of clearing the football field of seagulls. These random responsibilities frustrated her at times because she felt no sense of continuity connecting the different appointments. But in general. Mrs. Harper found a sense of satisfaction in her work because all of her responsibilities helped the students at Breck. 89 Mr. Nickerson, on the run as usual. Upper School Director. Michael Weiszel. reflect on the successful school year. Dean Phillips after relieving harmful job-related stress by assigning detention. 90 Assistant Director of Middle School Peter Hodnc pauses for a break. Donna Gillman. Middle School Director. SECRETARIAL STAFF 91 Jane Phillip . A i iant Middle School Director. Front row: L. Helseth. V. William . D. Witter. C. Herrmann. J. Finn Back row: M. leete. N. Anderson. J. Bunday. D. Korinke. B. Hagfors. D. Beving Missing: M. Schlachter. S. Schroeder. Bookstore clerks Edith Nady and Rosella Peek. Roy Aaby. Gym Store Manager. ADMISSIONS Front row: M. Casey. C. Longacre Back row.- P. Holmes. M. Kcnnon. Marion Kcnnon. Assistant Admissions Director. 92 DEVELOPMENT OFFICE E. Ho viand. D. Rader. M. Casey. S. Burke. M. Champlin. V. Williams. V. Mjos. A. Stern. L. Pearson. A. McCarthy. M. Halker. Andy McCarthy finally settles into his new office. 93 ' TRANSPORTATION J. Tornquist. 8. Charbenau. M. Uram. S. Berg. B. Smith. P. Steen. T. Waletski. D. Neutz. C. Board. KITCHEN STAFF 94 D. LaPoint. D. Forbes. C. Marschinkc. D. Bodeman. I. DelVecchio. R. Castro. C. Tschida. E. Cobb. B. Bernardy. L. endro. B. Bartok. L. Otto. MAINTENANCE STAFF From rowi B. Chipka. S. Schmidt Middle rowi J. Kubiszewskl. J. Wonic. K. Quigley. H. Ogdahl. O. Schmidt. A. Globa Back row: J. Van Sant. K. Andrews. M. Doedighimer. B. Burchett. G. Hakala. N DeBruin. P. Cain Missing: R. Bartok. H. Woznak. Mr. Berg is racin' to go. BUSINESS OFFICE Maintenance puts Bob Chipka at precarious heights. 95 Standing: J. Finn. R. Turner. B. Hagfors. L. Helseth Sitting, t.l. McMurtry. LOWER SCHOOL Front row L. Braun. J. Page. B. Alw in. B. York Back rowi J. Retoff. J. Bartow. K. lahr. J. Morgan. L. Howitz. M. Brenk. K. Har hbarger. I. Hovland. J. McCann. G. Goddard. M . Michaelton fill out yet another form. Jane Morgan, new first grade teacher. FINE ARTS SDFFORT SERVICES Front row.- D. Adair. A. Little. C. Hamilton. D. Rye 8ack row: L. Hovland. M. Clary.C. Stiever. D. Witter. A. Fillmore Missing: J. Howard. M. Foss. C. Shoemaker. Jan Retoff demonstrating pastel technique. Front row: J. Johnson-Jones. W. Schucncman. J. Retoff. A. Beyer Middle row: R. Evans. L. Howitz. L. Eugster-Tapsak Back row: P. Sullivan. C. Laureano. E. Clybornc. D. Jackson. S. Hughes. K. Jackson. D. Searle. L. Frucn. J. Evans. J. Miller. B. Campbell Missing, A. Gybcrg. B. Campbell. S. Hughes, b. Regelman. J. Evans. D. Dohney. H. Knutzen. E. Magnuson Missing, R. Yonkcr. L. Taaffc. D. Prcmice. L. Stowers. T. Roscnfield. P. Hodne. A. Stern. BUSINESS EGON. BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Rt. Rev. Robert M. Anderson (Chairman) Timothy Hitchcock (President) George R. A. Johnson (Vice-President) Jean Edblom (Secretary) Rolf F. Bjelland (Treasurer) Lee R. Anderson Russell H. Baumgardner Robert Blake Conley Brooks Jr. Shirley Dayton Luella Goldberg James D. Harmon Kathryn C. Harper John G. Harrison James R. Hartzell C. Carroll Hicks Harrison R. Johnston Jr. John A. Kohler John C. Littleford Sherry Lund The Rt. Rev. Philip McNairy Robert W. Macdonald Jr. Kendrick B. Melrose Michael T. Mishou Wenda Moore Stephen B. Parker Kenneth D. Sandstad John M. Stafford Lawrence G. Steiner too A. Stern. J. Bryant. . = 103 106 108 SOCCER VARSITY Benilde St. M. Visitation Minnehaha Blake S.P.A. Benilde St. M. Marshall U. Visitation Minnehaha Marshall U. Blake S.P.A. Blake Visitation Minnehaha Benilde Minnehaha Blake S.P.A. Benilde S.P.A. S.P.A. Blake Minnehaha From row. S. Donovan, C. Sisola. 8. Hust. I. Theologides. K. Bugby. S. Ehlen. L. Adams. A. Maud Back row. Coach McCrohan. D. Wolkoff. C. Andrews. A. Umen (MIP). K. Simonson (MVP). J. Simmons. P. Foster. S. Flotten. Asst. Coach M. Anderson. Mgr. B. Cole Missing. C. Johnson, K. Schipke. D. Rubens, N. David. 1- 7 0-3 3-4 0- 7 0-2 as 2- 1 ai 1- 2 as 109 GOLF Reclining: CJ. Hoigaard. J. Johnson. Front rows D. Willlam on. E. Ander on. E. Christ. N. Grubb. S. Burnet. Middle rowi Asst. Coach Larson. R. Specker. W. Winterrowd. K. Lee. C. Tenquist. C. Curry. Coach Gumlia. Back row: M. Mauriel. 0. Armstrong. R. Heath. B. Armstrong. A. Kaskc (MIP). Missing: J. Collins. A. Efron. J. Pederson. Shattuck 183-199 St. Croix 172-199 Brooklyn Center 187-187 Blake 186-153 Robbinsdale 192-172 Benilde 188-174 Totino Grace 188-188 S.P.A. 189-153 Shattuck 189-153 Totino Grace 185-178 TEHHIS VARSITY Blake Minnehaha Shattuck Benilde Shattuck Rochester Marshall Coon Rapids Cretin S.P.A. Marshall U. S.P.A. Edison Blake Blake Minnehaha Shattuck Cretin Benilde S.P.A. Washburn Chapel Hill Coon Rapids Shattuck S.P.A. Cretin Chapel Hill 0-4 4-3 4- 3 5- 2 4- 1 5- 2 0-7 3-2 3-4 3-2 0-5 5-0 0-5 1-6 4- 3 5- 2 6- 1 6-1 4- 3 5- 2 7-0 0-7 6- 1 2-5 5-2 7-0 Coach McCoy. D. Kennedy (MIP). J. Horowitz. C. IcWIn. G. Yoch. M. Schulenberg. D. Grubb (MVP). M. Elert. S. Yoch. J. Van Oppen (MVP). J.V. TEAM J. Baker (MIP) M. Olson (MIP) W. Wilderson E. Welter A. Lee F. Goldberg T. Theologides (MVP) J.D. Mooney D. Fruman J. Umen C. Rasmussen P. Stellwag J. Seed Coach Johnson Bill Kneale stretches for an out. no Top row. R. Bartz. S. Johnson. B. Bert mo. J. Swallen. Coach Rordosky, S. Tapper. M. Nelson. J. Rainey. B. Wallace. M. Dvorak Front row: R. Glasrud. J. Adams. J. Ratter. B. Douglas. B. Kneale. T. Phllbin. J. Der. VARSITY Minnehaha 0-5 St. Croix 21-5 Concordia 3-1 S.P.A. • 8-2 Benilde 2-9 Mpls. Lutheran 11-0 Rockford III Concordia 7-3 St. Croix 10-0 Mpls. Lutheran 10-0 Mayer Lutheran K 0 S.P.A. 5-4 St. Agnes 1-5 Mayer Lutheran 2-1 Blake 6-5 Watertown 0-1 De La Salle 11-0 Blake 2-3 Minnehaha 3-0 Front row. R. Larson. E. Wittkopp. R. Batman. P. Phil. A. Taylor (MIP). M. Laukka. M. Kunert Back row. Coach Little. P. Martinez. B. Ratter. J. Rossman. C. Sime. C. Reincrtson. b. Schulcnbcrg (MVP). M. Helm Mising: C. Nelson. Front row. M. Adams. D. Connor. M. Waldor. $. Rrcischer. P. Gainslcy. J. Buxell. S. Armstrong Back row. Coach Jackson. N. Carlson. B. Lewis. D. Anding. E. Jones. D. Raplan. Both the J.V. and Middle School baseball teams had great seasons in '82. Both teams had identical records: seven wins and four losses. Breck’s first Tri-Valley Championship baseball team was led by All-Conference seniors Rob Glasrud. Bill Kneale, and Ben Douglas, and juniors John Swallen. Mac Nelson, and Bob Wallace. BASEBALL Left. Rob Glasrud winds up. Right. Ben Douglas at the plate. Flc l Row: C. Ashley. C. Two Bears. S. Using. S. Zimmermann. C. Doyle. K. Caper ion. P. Phillips. H. Elf mg. Second Row: M. Edblom. C. Opperman. K. Anderson Third Row. R. Yonker. Asst. Coach Doheny. d. Quie. B. Thyr. M. Overby, d. Fields. P. Globa. P. Ha|ovy. S. Daly. T. Woodland. R. Gilkes. P. Phillips. Asst. Coach Flink. Coach Rye. Fourth Row: D. Eaton. A. Murphy. J. Kromminga. E. Ewing. S. Bcrgerson. R. Pihl. S. Harrison. C. Horowitz. J. Robinson. P. Morrison. D. Wiliams. Missing: M. Hansing. D. Rogers. B. Campbell. T. Marble. J. Taborn. TRACK Some of the conference records held by Breck are: lOOm-Ricky Gilkes-II.O 20On-Ricky Gilkes-22.8 400m relay-Overby. Fields. Hajovy, Gilkes-44.8 Sprint medley-Overby. Fields. Ewing. Kromminga-3:45.5 John Kromminga anchors relay team Mark Overby on the mark Boy's track had an exceptional year! They were the 1982 Tri-Valley Conference Champions and placed second as a team in district competition. The sprint medley relay team and the 00m relay team went all the way to state competition. The 400m meter relay team of Ricky Gilkes. Dan Fields. Paul Hajovy. and Mark Overby set new records in the conference (44.8 sec.), the district (44.6 sec.), and the region (44.2 sec.). This incredible combination of speed went on to place second in Class A state competition (44.0 sec.). They did hold a new state record for about one minute until it was broken. SOFTBALL From row: A. Brandi. M. Griffin. B. Watkins. M. William (MVP). K. Gaskins. K. Madgett. N. lundquist Middle row. C. Martinez. J. Piper. A. Lurt ema. C. Gustafson. K. Himmelstrup (MIP). Mgr. I. Steyaert Back row. Coach Johnson. L. Gabbert. H. Ouick. A. Gillman. M. Krause (MVP). J. Ty on. Coach Tucker. VARSITY Minnehaha 8-11 Concordia 12-22 Visitation 16-6 Delano 7-8 Blake 5-8 S.P.A. 12-13 Rockford 5-15 Randolph 4-18 Visitation 7-9 De La Salle 5-13 Mayer Lutheran 5-16 S.P.A. 14-15 MIDDLE SCHOOL Visitation Brooklyn Center Chapel Hill Blake S.P.A. Mahtomedi S.P.A. 14-3 20-10 17-3 19-12 23-13 11-19 11-2 Front row. Coach Henke. S. Libertu . K. Schlpke. M. Lurttema. J. Solotaroff. A. Houck. M. Blake. T. Pfau. T. Munzner. M. Jones. K. Walker. Back row. M. Siderakos. J. Rollwagon. A. Cecchl. A. Copperman. K. Simonson. S. Holden. K. Beaird. K. Fingerson. L. Sander. M. Flotten. E. Arndt. BACCALAUREATE GRADUATION SC Amhony Bouza inspire the class of 1981 114 In cap and go n. the Brock Singers sing an Alleluia BRECKFEST '82 Ai the an fair, prospective buyers examine Hmong needlework. The 1982 Breckfest was a medley of fascinating activities, delicious food, beautiful arts and crafts, and thrilling performances. The Midway was astounding with its variety of activities and its challenge. Many tried to dunk Mr. Litt-leford in the Dunk Tank. Screams of terror constantly emanated from the horrifying haunted house of the Senior class. Along with these highlights were many booths offering prizes of interest to all ages. Hunger pangs were quickly stilled simply by visiting one of the many booths dispensing delicious foods. Crowds of people munched hot dogs and slurped cokes. For those with more elegant tastes, the Parent’s Association served an international dinner. The Art Fair was displayed in the cafeteria with many beautiful hand-crafted items for sale. People browsed through time and time again, unable to resist the intriguing articles. Later, when fatigue set in. it was a relief to sit down, relax, and watch the talented singers, dancers, and musicians. At the Breckfest there was something for everyone’s taste in entertainment. Lower Schooler perform Sur le pom d’Avignon. SPRING CONCERT '82 Julia langloti serving. VOLLEYBALL From rowi J. langlotz. J. Stolte. K. Rugby (MVP). Back rowi M. Rogues . C. Martinez (MIP). H. Quick. Coach Gumlia. T H E VARSITY Watertown Concordia Shattuck S.P.A. Mayer Lutheran Visitation St. Croix Visitation Mpls. Lutheran West Lutheran 9-18. 3-18 18-15. 9-18. 14-18 18-2. 18-13 18-6. 18-14 4-18. 12-18 15-18. 18-8. 17-19 18-16. 17-19. 7-18 18-11. 18-15 18-16. 11-18. 14-18 18-5. 18-6 Watertown 6-18. 12-18 Chapel Hill 18-1. 18-4 Concordia 9-18. 16-18 St. Mary 18-3. 18-9 S.P.A. 18-3. 18-12 Benilde 6-18. 18-16. 6-18 Visitation 3-18. 18-15. 16-18 St. Croix 18-12. 10-18. 11-18 Visitation 18-12. 12-18. 18-15 Mpls. Lutheran 9-18. 9-18 Mpls. Lutheran 18-13. 18-11 117 Front row. M. Griffin. B. Watkiln . K. Winton. A. McCullough (MVP). S. Robinson. P. Foster. H. Elsing. Back row, Coach Rye. J. Piper. R. Anderson (MIP). S. Elsing (MVP). S. Flotten. H. Winje. M. Politis. From Row.- E. Ewing. C. Reinertson. 8. Schulenberg. J. Seed (MVP). $. Tapper. J. Mandell. T. Richie. G. tang. R. Batman. Middle Row, Coach Roff. T. Baxter. D. Christenson. P. Nelson. E. Welter. M. Mahanes. A. Murphy. B. Soth. M. Helm. B. Campbell. Coach Kordosky. Back Row: K. lee. D. Beck. P. Scobie. M. Hoffman. K. Forsythe. G. Ronning. M. Chan. P. Martinez. B. Bertino. S Johnson. Coach Doheny. Coach Doheny outlines secret strategy. Front row: R E. Banks. B. Hilde. D. Connor. B. Benson. M. Evanstad. Middle row, B. McCoy. A. Soth. J. Olson. K. Mestrich. C. Griffith. P. Gainsley. C. McGrann. P. Nord. J. Kelly. T. Threet. Back row: M. Mattison. P. Overby. J. Brown. H. Stout. B. lewis. R. Blake. J. tarson. M. Horner. Coach Adams. FOOTBALL Bcnilde 34-6 Concordia 38-0 SPA 34-6 St. Croix 29-0 Mpls. Lutheran 26-0 Mayer Lutheran 14-0 VARSITY Randolph 0-3 St. Agnes 3-6 Shattuck 14-20 Kerkhoven 0-18 Concordia 23-6 SPA 25-18 St. Croix 13-19 Mpls. Lutheran 0-7 Mayer Lutheran 14-0 118 CROSS COUNTRY Shattuck 41-22 Minnehaha 37-28 S.P.A. (boys) 29-27 S.P.A. (girls) Tri-Valley Tourny 42-29 Mayer Lutheran 28 Breck 46 Mpls. Lutheran Minnehaha Invitational 58 Minnehaha 35 Mpls. Lutheran 46 Breck 52 Paul Morrison head lor He finish. No matter what the season. Karen Caperton can usually be found running or swimming laps. All this practice certainly pays offi Karen has been to the Junior Olympics for swimming, and took 20th in the state for X-country running in 1982. She credits her parents with pushing her into athletics by sending her to swim camp early. Track is her preferred sport, and although it is grueling, she will no doubt continue to enjoy every minute of it. From Row: P. Morrison (MIP). D. Wang. Middle Row: C. Taborn. J. Anderson. C. Wurtele (MVP). M. Songer. M. Aydeloit. Back Row, K. Caperron (MVP).L. Sisola. M. Mourned. I. Medlni (MIP). K. Jesse. C. Hacketi. SOCCER VARSITY St. Thomas 0-0 Totino Grace 5-1 Hill Murray 0-1 Shattuck 2-3 Brady 2-1 Cretin 0-1 S.P.A. II Holy Angels 0-1 Minnehaha 1-4 Southwest 1-2 Blake 1-3 S.P.A. 1-2 Totino Grace l-l Shattuck 8-0 Minnehaha 1-2 Front Row: M. Dvorak. R. Gtlkes. J. Rainey. S. Yoch. B. Wallace. N. Carbon. C. lewin. D. Kennedy. Back Row Coach McCrohan. M. Specker. I. MacKinnon. J. Collins. I. Hajovy. J. SwaUen. J. Utter. R. Heath. B. Armstrong. A. Comfort. C TEAM ROSTER- D. Anding D. McCrea Minnehaha 0-4 J. Bartel R. Nelson Minnehaha 3-3 N. Bartz C. Metzner Rosemount l-l T. Congdon (MIP) Shattuck 3-0 (MVP) B. Perry Shattuck 2-5 C. Cox S. Perry S.P.A. 0-3 A. Efron C. Roach Blake 0-4 C. Freytag L. Steiner Holy Angels 5-2 J. Gray S. Whitehill Apple Valley 03 M. Johnson T. Woodland Hill Murray 0-4 S. Kreischer E. Yue Cretin 0-3 L. Lane Coach Pugh Front Row: M. Mclynchuk. J. Buxdl. B. MacKinnon. K.C. Peters. Middle Row: G. Yoch. T. Theologides. J. Rimarcik. M. Gulenchyn. S. Barrett. J. Colton. M. Johnson. Back Row: S. Swallen. S. Simonson. D. Anderson. B. Cole. J. Rossman. F. Thorpe. R. Specker. A. Wheeler. Coach Noterman. St. Thomas l-l Totino Grace 2-1 Hill Murray 1-4 Holy Angels 1-5 Minnehaha 1-10 Southwest l-l Blake 3-2 Benilde 0-4 S.P.A. 0-1 Totino Grace 1-2 Cretin 1-2 Minnehaha 2-1 120 MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS' SOCCER From Row: V. Marlin. B. Han . I. Sander. A. Lc h. K. fcrickson. J. Flottcn. Back Row, Coach Clyborn. M. Ndosi. S. Glister. $. McFarlane. S. McAllister. P. Propes. G. Page. H. Hecfner. Front Row, B. Nemer. D. Aafedt. B. Morgan. D. thlen. S. Morris. M. Gaviser. C. Rasmussen. M. Cavanaugh. Back Row, B. Wyard. J. Pratt. K. Jones. D. Gaylord. M. Stec. S. Armstrong. K. Winje. P. Phillips. Coach Jackson. BOVS' B SOCCER Front Row, B. Venters. B. Brewer. D. Johnson. J. Wisely. N. Babcock. J. Straub. J. Cameron. M. Girouard. Back Row, W. Schneider. T. Porter. D. Bartow. H. Hodde. K. Ranee. G. Overall. T. Mes-singer. Coach Searle. 121 From Row: M. Slesmger. J. McAdams. L. Eler . K. Burnet. S. Dougheriy. Middle Row. I. Theologides. A. Gillman. J. Sargent. Back Row: Coach Hughes. M. Bassett. D. Wolkoff. K. Poley. Kim Burnet, a sophomore, has been on the Varsity tennis team since seventh grade. This year Kim placed second in State Class A competition. We look forward to seeing her do even better next year. Benilde 4-1 Blake 0-7 Minnehaha 5-0 Blake 1-4 Brady 4-1 Holy Angels 4-2 S.P.A. 4-2 TENNIS VARSITY Washburn 6-1 Holy Angels 5-2 Blake 1-6 Brooklyn Center 7-0 Minnehaha 6-1 Mora 5-0 Visitation 6-1 Aitkin 3-2 Derham Hall 4-3 Blake 0-5 Brady 5-0 Benilde 6-1 Front Row: D. Helllcher. A. Kaplan. T. Pfau. Back Row: L. Shackleford. K. Horner. A. Larsen. Coach Johnson. M. Harstad. H. McCoy. A. Zavoral. 122 SWIMMING DIVING Visitation 58-47 Washburn 49-77 Eau Claire 17th of 25 Visitation 65-61 S.P.A. 70-56 Edison 60-67 Burnsville 45-82 Blake 1st of 3 Centennial 64-58 Breck Invitational 2nd of 5 Sectionals 4th of 12 Front Row- K. Bo.iird. D. Roger . K. May. C. Rooster. K. Gardner. S. Zimmermann. I. Broetner. Coach Daily. Middle Row: A t. Coach Prentice. K. Si.non on. B. Greenwood. J. Pink. S. Schloff. C. Gustafson. L. Drummond. C. Glasoe. H. Hitchcock. 8ack Row: Coach Nielson. R. Cunmgham. M. McGranrv K. Woodland. B. Harding. S. Johnson. S. Johnson. A. Frisch. W. Stoddard. D. Pogue. Missing: J. Turner. C. Two Bears. Whitney Stoddard, eighth grader, has been on the Varsity Swimming and Diving team since its inception in 1981. In 1982. Whitney, a nationally ranked diver, placed third in State competition, and she has consistently set team records. She will surely make even greater contributions to the team in the near future. 123 HOMECOMING '82 Hon ccoming Court attendants. CHAPEL DEDICATION The Chapel of the Holy Spirit was formally dedicated on November 3. 1983. bringing together parents. students, and alumni. It was an emotional occasion for everyone in attendance. Mrs. Harper. Acting Headmaster, and Mr. Littleford, Headmaster, were both participants in the service led by Rev. Andy McCarthy and several Episcopal bishops. A bagpipe band piped the processional, and many people said the music added something very special to the event. For students who remembered the old Chapel it was a bittersweet service, mixing the spirit of the old with the grandeur of the new. THE ADDING MACHINE 1982 was Warren Schueneman’s first year at Breck. and the play he chose — The Adding Machine by Elmer Rice — was a difficult and significant production. The show concerned the victimization of man in society, and the refusal of one man to climb out of his ever-worsening state and fight for his rights. Bill Wisely played Mr. Zeroi Rebekah Green-wald. his nagging wife and Elizabeth Meeker, his adoring co-worker Daisy Devore. The cast was small as were the audiences, but everyone agreed that the challenging play was a success. Also a success were the post-performance symposiums. The audience asked hard questions about the symbolism of the play and the cast came through with flying colors, showing how well they had come to understand the play. 125 Front Row. E. Bruhl. A. Copperman. A. Maud. C. Ashley. S. Flke. E. Efron. D. Rubens. Middle Rowi P. Minnihan. P. Grubb. F. Goldberg. W. Wilderson. J. Yonker. P. Park. B. Thyr. Back Row. W. Schueneman. S. Gumnit. E. Meeker. B. Wisely. R. Grcenwald. FORBIDDEN TO EXPORT In October 1982. students’ attention turned to world affairs. The goal of Russia Month was to educate students about Russian culture. All-School Chapels held performances of Russian music, and Middle and Upper School Chapels had speakers who related personal experiences about the political situation in the U.S.S.R. Motivated by speeches by Mr. Mark Glotter. Vice-President of the Minn. Comm, for Soviet Jewry, students wrote letters encouraging Russians who have applied for exit visas. The focus of Russian Month was the art exhibit Forbidden to Export. This artistically daring show gave Breck students and parents a chance to see a courageous type of expression. Ludmilla Shapiro speaks on life in Russia. 126 The Ethnic Dance Theater performs a folk dance. GRANDPARENTS DAY Travis Just and Shawna Robinson in Thanksgiving costume. A true Thanksgiving dinner. In 1982 Grandparents’ Day fell on Wednesday. November 24. Children from all grades met their grandparents and took them around to their various classes. Later in the day. they viewed a special Chapel program including hymn singing, folk dancing, and other musical performances. They also attended a luncheon held in their honor. The day was a chance for kids to show off their grandparents, and for the grandparents to enjoy a special day spent with their grandchildren. 127 HOCKEY VARSITY Minnehaha Totino Grace Blake Intntl. Falls Virginia Benilde S.P.A. St. Agnes R. Lourdes Brady St. Bernards Totino Grace Holy Angels Shattuck Brady St. Agnes St. Bernards R. Lourdes Benilde Holy Angels Minnehaha Blake Front rowi M. Gulcnchyn. M. laukka. D. Williamson. B. Wallace. J. Reimann. M. Howard. Middle row: Asst. Coach Butters. M. Kunort. E. Hacking. P. Nelson (MIP). J. Mazur (MVP). B. Scluilenburg. Coach Little. Back rowi B. Bertino. J. Utter. P. Scobie. M. Songer. I. MacKinnon. S. Johnson. J.V. Minnehaha Brooklyn Center Benilde Blake Totino Grace Holy Angels St. Agnes Brady 128 Front row: N. Carlson, b. MacKinnon, J. Buxell. J. Rossman. Middle row: Asst. Coach Kudebeh. R. Heath. S. Harrison (MVP). P. Nelson. A. Anderson. Coach Butters. Back row: J. Reimann. M. laukka. G. Lang. M. Kuncrl, M. Hoffman. CHEERLEADING Mustang: J. Pink. Back row: C- Doyle. M. Law (MVP). B. Weaver. Missing: K. Burnet. B. Hanson. 129 BASKETBALL SOTS' VARSITY St. Bernards 34-42 Blake 37-47 Shattuck 55-33 Minnehaha 63-44 Mazeppa 53-58 St. Croix Luth. 60-50 Mayer Lutheran 37-48 Concordia 46-70 West Lutheran 67-30 St. Croix Luth. 48-43 Shattuck 46-29 Mayer Lutheran 61-55 Mpls. Lutheran 48-64 Concordia 65-72 S.P.A. 46-51 St. Croix Luth. 67-54 Mpls. Lutheran 67-61 S.P.A. 65-61 Rockford 76-70 De La Salle 58-71 Front row. F. 6oldberg. C. Reinertson. R. dikes. M. Dvorak. D. Beck. Back row. Coach Malon.v E. Ewing (MIP). B. Soth. M. Mahenes. J. Mandell (MIP). J. Swaften (MVP). M. Nelson. Asst Coach Stensgard. BOYS' J.V. St. Bernards 46-53 Blake 43-60 Shattuck 51-38 Minnehaha 40-42 Concordia 42-52 St. Croix Luth. 36-39 Shattuck 43-28 Mayer Lutheran 29-53 S.P.A. 32-34 Powder Horn 59-50 Mpls. Lutheran 45-32 St. Croix Luth. 51-46 Mpls. Lutheran 60-39 Concordia 38-59 S.P.A. 42-34 Front row. M. Adam . D. Wang. L. Lane. Back row. M. Mauriel. B. Tyner. M. Rohricht (MIP), Coach Friendl. I. Ha)ovy (MVP). K. Forsyth. C. Nelson. 130 Left lo right: B. Watkins (MVP). A. Crockett. C. Martinez. J. McAdams. S. Rotten. A. Cccchi. i. Tyson. S. Woods. S. Libertus (MIP). t. Sten. K. Swan (MIP). M. Rotten. S. Spaulding. J. Stollte (MVP). Kneeling: Asst. Coach Tom Henke. Coach Linda Henke. Missing: M. Griffin. GIRL'S VARSITY Brooklyn Center 18-51 Blake 39-62 Visitation 29-56 Shattuck 29-43 St. Croix Lutheran 21-38 Chapel Hill 33-46 S.P.A. 25-63 Mayer Lutheran 16-82 Concordia 31-45 Mpls. Lutheran 4051 Chapel Hill 45-33 Mayer Lutheran 22-62 Mpls. Lutheran 29-52 Concordia 36-62 S.P.A. 24-51 Visitation 3050 West Lutheran 57-35 Waconia 3058 URLS' l.V. Brooklyn Center 2037 Blake 48- 5 Visitation 24-13 St. Mary 34-12 Concordia 8-22 Mayer Lutheran 12-45 Concordia 53- 3 Visitation 36- 7 Mpls. Lutheran 21-29 Concordia 19-33 CHEERLEADING 131 MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL BOYS' A SQUAD The Middle School Boys’ A Squad had an impressive season ihis year. Their record was ll-l, and they were 9 0 in regular play. They ended the season winning consolation place in the Gethsemane Tournament. The Boys’ B Squad also had a very good year. From row: J. Kelly. P. Phillip . $. McAllister. Back row. M. Stafford. K. Mcstrich. M. Horner. M. Matt Ison. BOYS' B SQUAB First row: D. Risken. D. Aafedt. B. Brunner. S. McAllister. Second row: K. Ranee. P. Phillips. Third row: T. Porter. M. Stafford. D. Bartow. GIRLS' SQUAD The Girls’ Squad had a good growing and learning season. They played aggressively and scored many points. They hope to better their record next year. 132 First row: A. Bress. K. Ericson. Second row: P. Cohen. R. Sototaroff. K. Anderson. M. Ndosi. J. Flotten. Third row: S. McFarlane. D. Pogue. WRESTLING The outstanding feature of this year’s wrestling team was the individual effort. Both Dan Kennedy and Dave Williams scored enough points during the season so that they were able to go on to districts. Dave was the runner-up in the districts and Dan also qualified for the regional level of competition. In regions. Dave came in first place, earning him a berth in the state meet. This is an extraordinary achievement for this relatively new sport at Breck. From rowi C. Brandt. S. Walker. M. Schloff. Middle row: K. Lee, J. Larson. P. Lewi . B. Lewis. Back row: Coach Roff. D. Kennedy. A. Murphy. D. Williams. Asst. Coach Grubb. Missing: C. Cox. SWIMMING G DIVING Chaska 57-62 Watertown 56-61 Ramsey 39-83 Cretin 52-67 Washburn 37-86 Chaska 53-60 Watertown 50-60 Burnsville 51-67 From row. C. Well . T. Jones. $. Kim. B. Wyard. Middle row. N. Gardner. H. Venters. E. Welter. $. Tapper (MVP). P. .Morrison. R. Melrose. C. Rydell. Back row. Asst. Coach Beckly. Diving Coach Fibers, S. Krelscher (MIP). W. Schneider. M. Aydelott. D. Welter. L. Shepard. B. Two Bears. M. Kcllen. Coach Baranauckas. Missing. R. Bangs (MIP). The two year old swimming team made a name for itself. Ten swimmers placed in sectionals and moved on to the district meet. Steve Tapper earned a berth in the state meet, swimming the 50 yrd. freestyle, the first Breck swimmer to achieve this distinction. 134 COFWI SKIING Firil rowi J. Goldman. J. Lewln. J. Wisely. N. Berreau. A. Comfort. J. Sargent. G. Ronning. E. Ringdahl. Second row: P. Minmhan. T. Edln. J. Pratt. M. Evenstad. S. : venstad. S. lesh. T. Pfau. A. Frisch. A. Hakim. S. Stich. Third row: J. Olson. B. Shull. D. McCrea. H. Stout. C. McGrann. B. Anding. M. Morrison. J. Rollwagen. K. arson. M. Melnychuk. E. Jones. Fourth row- R. Romero. C. Hagestad. M. Harstad (MIP). E. Hacking. K. Ylinen. T. Stitch (MVP). S. Williams. B. Howard. D. Christenson (MIP). D. Anderson. Asst. Coach Hanson. B. Pfaff. S. Khalafalla. M. Olson. C. Martin. J. Collins. Coach Swanson. Standing in backi S. Poley. Missing: R. Fulton. S. Gilsten. I. laBelle. K. Larson. M. Werler. B. Venters. S. Sherman. H. Carisch (MVP). Left to right: L. Fant. Coach Sommerfield. S. Johnson. K. Riley. Mgr. J. Piper. J. Kreider. C. Reay. Coach LaBeau. E. Arndt (MVP). Missing. K. Gardner (MIP). St. Michael St. Anthony Washburn S.P.A. Rockford GYMNASTICS 40.2-96.35 Brooklyn Center 86.0-98.0 30.25-88.20 Westwood 59.1-70.2 46.7-94.9 S.P.A. 60.6-84.3 46.3-78.6 Blake 68.4-108.5 63.55-112.95 Westwood 71.8-79.9 The ski team outdistanced all previous records this season. At regionals. the team placed second in both boys’ and girls’ slalom. This sent the team into the state level of competition. There, the girls’ team took second place among all teams, and Heather Carisch placed second in the state in individual competition. The boys' team took sixth place, with Tom Stitch, the team leader. finishing seventh in state. This is the first year Breck has ever won a trophy at the state level of competition in a sport. CHRISTMAS CONCERT '82 A kindergarten cherub full of wonderment. The Fine Arts Department presented the annual Christmas concert on Sunday. December 12. Five choirs performed a medley of songs, stunning in their variety and polished delivery, that ranged from religious choruses to popular show tunes. The three bands, from Lower. Middle, and Upper Schools, played nearly flawlessly, reflecting all the hard work put in by the band members and by Mr. Evans. The students, too many to name, gave outstanding performances. Kindergarteners through Seniors participated to deliver a well-balanced program characterized as delightful” professional” and mature” by the large audience. The Snow Dare courti S. Evenstad. S. Williams. C. Ashley. P. Grubb. 1. Elcrt. B. Campbell. The Smurfs and ihc Nads battle it out in the snow. B. Pfaff. B. Howard. This year. Snow Daze was held on Friday. February II. amid flurries of snow, and was a rousing successl In the morning. there were six main activities for students to participate in: athletic events such as snow football and jungle volleyball, and activities for the less active, namely movies and a treasure hunt. After lunch, the coronation was held in the Chapel. Among the hopeful as candidate for Snow Daze king was Elvis. Unfortunately. he lost. After the coronation came the piece de resistance: the talent show. Some of the more memorable acts included the Go-Gos presenting their rendition of Our Lips are Sealed”, Willie and the Zambia Flower Children, with Sean Harrison as lead singer contortionist, and David Williams' fluid dance. Snow Daze 1983 was one of the highlights of the circus, breaking the midwinter doldrums, and bringing the entire Upper School together for laughs, cheers, and a good time. 137 Eric Welter sculpts a dragon. SHARE THE DREAM John Mitchell started it all with his dream to Share the Dream” with the city of Golden Valley. Ms. Gloria Woods spearheaded the Black History program at Breck. Mahmoud el-Kati, history professor at Maca-lester. elaborated on the objectives at a staff workshop in January. Throughout February, speakers, films, discussion groups, special events, and presentations highlighted the contributions of Blacks in our culture. In Chapel. Warren Bowles of the Mixed Blood Theater dramatized the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Other performances featured a jazz pianist and a gospel choir. The Lower and Middle Schools participated in a city-wide Share the Dream poster contest. The climax of Black History Month was Immersion Day on Feb. 23. when every class centered on some aspect of Black history. Mrs. Miller’s French classes talked about famous Black French. Mrs. Rutishauser's English classes discussed Othello. Claude Brown, and Richard Wright. Breck also hosted events for the public: workshops for educators and community leaders. exhibits honoring Minnesota Blacks, and Mixed Blood’s performance of Paul Robeson. It was a privilege to Share the Dream” with Golden Valley. s Warren Bowie protray Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. Jill McAdam recites Langston Hughes' poetry. MR. ZERO DOES TO REGIONS For the first time in the history of the Breck drama department, the dramatists took a shortened version of the fall play. The Adding Machine, to the state One-Act-Play Contest. Thirty minutes long and containing nine cast members, the play went to district competition at Waconia on January 29. 1983. There, the actors competed against six other schools, including Delano (former state champion). Breck claimed first place. The triumphant champions travelled to Delano for regional competition on February 5. where they took third place out of eight plays. Front row: E. E(ron. E. Meeker. R. Grecnwald. B. Wisely. J. Yonker. Back row. S. Gumnit. P. Grubb. A. Copperman. W. Wilderson. E. Eaton. P. Park. MERIT SCHOLARS This year, on February 17, 1983. Mrs. Harper presented certificates of honor to a remarkable eight percent of the senior class. These seven scholars had been named National Merit Finalists and were among the one-half of one percent of American seniors who received this distinction. The scores of Marta Bowman. Sarah Fike. David Fruman. Mary Rog-ness, Mark Specker. Brian Thyr, and Jim Umen went on to compete for scholarships. 131 Front Row: H. Hitchcock. K. Hewitt. C. Schaitbergcr. E. Eaton. H. Quick. C. Glanton. Second Row: C. Wurtele. E. Ewing. J. Collins. T. Fayfield. S. Libertus. J. Levitt. H. Venters. T. Woodland. W. Felder. Third Row: R. Girouard. K. Mestrich. B. Hammer. T. Stich. Fourth Row: J. Lewin. B. Tyner. M. Helm. M. Leville. R. Gilkes. S. Simonson. Mr. Evans. VARSITY BAUD First Row: K. Woodland. R. Peterson. A. Crockett. B. Hands. L. Fike. L. LaBelle. Second Row: B. Anding. A. Frisch. L. Lewin. K. Gardner. S. Johnson. C. May. S. Armstrong. M. Williams. Third Row: T. Kersten. S. Gilster. B. McCoy. J. Goldman. D. Bartow. T. Messinger. T. O'Leary. Fourth Row: M. Stec. B. Nemer. D. Gaillard. B. Lewis. J. Winterrowd. C. Leville. M. Girouard. R. Melrose. D. Risken. B. Wyard. K. Jones. B. Brunner. A. Lesh. W. Schneider. K. Ranee. D. Denecke. A. Soth. P. Phillips. H. Hodde. Fifth Row: D. Ehlen, T. Edwards. A. Payne. C. Griffith. B. Venters. G. Overall. B. Benson. Mr. Evans. First Row: A. Melland. D. Van Milligan. C. Johnson. A. Rice. J. Bly. S. Hinkley. Second Row: E. Satterfield. S. Lawson. M. Morris. J. Levin. Third Row: H. Kriel. C. Badiyan. A. Britt. T. Hitchcock. D. Gabbert. B. Field. B. Core. K. Goddard. S. Badiyan. Fourth Row: B. Mosher. C. Welsh. I. Ahmad. D. Wang. M. Mensheha. C. Schneider. K. Shepperson. A. Morgan. N. Schwalbach. J. Stolte. K. Curtin. T. Anderson. P. Beedon. K. Mortimer. JUNIOR VARSITY BAND 139 JAZZ ENSEMBLE From Row. T. Fayfield. S. Libertus. J. Collin . Back Row. H. Quick. B. Tyner. M. LeviUe. R. Gilkes. S. Simonson. Mr. Evan . J. Lewi . C. Wurtele. E. Ewing. R. Girouard. S. Whitchill. BLUE STEINS ENSEMBLE Front Row. V. Martin. I. Medmi. S. Kim. R. Banks. Back Row. C. Gla oe. M. Matti on. V. Price. K. Maclennan. BOLD STEINS ENSEMBLE 140 Front Row. A. lui. M. Cronin. S. Kim. C. Leonard. M. Glasoe. Back Row. M. Kra ow kl, A. Greenberg. A. Talle. S. Nordlie. A. Scott. From Rowi B. Weaver. S. Risk. L. Sisola. Back Row Mr. Sullivan. S. Holden. S. Zimmermann. C. Smith. S. Pihl. P. Grubb. J. Colton. M. Howard. D. Marsh. 141 7TH 3TH GRADE CHOIR First Row: J. Olson. P. Gainsley. E. Kravitz. M. Gaviser. J. Wisely. K. Riley. C. Rcay. A. Hill. Second Row: K. Wells. L Sander. H. Heelncr. K. Walker. W. Stoddard. N. Korsh. E. Arndt. Third Row: J. Molten. K. Woodland. G. Page. R. Solotaroff. D. Conner. B. Morgan. J. Pratt. M. Aydelott. M. Stafford. Fourth Row. K. Korbuly. A. Bjelland. M. Werler. M. Hedburg. I. Shackleford. C. Rasmussen. D. Pogue. C. McGrann. M. Morrison, t. Struyk. P. Propes. T. Three!. First Row. t. Flexner. A. Bonmwell. E. Ross. H. Williams. B. Dunlap. A. Parker. M. Sorenson. A. Schneider. A. Scott. G. Stenwick. Second Row: M. Overby. C. Mead. B. Nelson. N. Nelson. S. Bowen. J. Levin. J. BuxeU. B. Gaillard. G. Politis. Third Row: L. Hillstrom. C. Rothschild. J. Bjorgen. S. Koelz. L. Korbuly. D. Fagre. D. Risk. R. Herrmann. J. Dewing. M. Aafedt. C. Brown. First Row. J. Keller. E. Gainsley. N. lllven. E. Parsinen. E. leek. J. Petrucci. Second Row. A. Kersten. T. Jones. S. Dorman. D. Swan. E. Jensen. K. Welch. Third Row: F. Arndt. P. Troup. T. Kaplan. A. Stegner. Fourth Row: Mr. Sullivan. K. Bonmwell. K. Steyaert. J. Beatrd. J. Schultz. STH GRADE CHOIR 142 Front Row: D. Fruman. B. Wisely. S. Harrison. Middle Row: T. Rimarcik. J. Houck. C. Ashley. A. Brucker. H. McCoy. R. Grecnwald. K. Stormo. N. Gardner. J. Baker. Back Row: E. Welter. R. Specker. J. Yonker, M. jeff Bakcr kccps new,paper business secret Kdlcn. J. Umen. 143 Front Row: K. Shane. K.C. Peters. L. Elert. D. Wolkoff. Back Row: D. Curry. Ms. Hutton. A. McCullough. C. Ashley. J. Langlotz. THESPIANS Front Row. T. Thcologides. J. Yonker. T. Thayer. E. Efron. W. Wilderson. E. Meeker. R. Greenwatd. C. Ashley. H. Quick. J. Simmons. Back Row! S. Harrison. D. Kennedy. M. Specker. P. Grubb. A. Copperman. B. Wisely. P. Park. Concentration in exercise is the key to good dancing. GAMES CLUB CBAFEL COMMITTEE D. Wolkoff. S. Evanrted. E. E(ron. B. Taylor. P. Park. E. Bruhl. Rev. McCarthy. T. Rimareik. J. Rainey. C. Curry. S. Fike INTERNATIONAL CLUB Front Rowi C. Glanton. M. Motamed. E. Meeker. A. Maud. J. Pink. T. Thayer. S. Sung. B. Walden. H. Elsing. Middle Row: T. Theologides. B. Hammer. D. Wang. M. Griffin. P. Park, K. Rmgdahl. Back Rowi J. Greenleese. C. Hackett. J. Simmons. J. Yonker. E. Eaton. K. Mestrich. D. Fox. H. Venters. C. Freytag. K. Metzner. T. Woodland. S. Swallen. E. Christ. E. Yue. Mrs. MiBer. 146 CUM LAUDS SOCIETY B. Thyr. T. Fay field. J. Union. D. Fruman. Missing: C. Curry. D. Eaton. R. Gilkes. C. Glanton. A. Hakim. J. Rainey. S. Schloff. STUDENT COUNCILS Flr t Row: G. Yoch. T. Woodland. $. Yoch. K. Horner. Second Row: A. From Row: A. te h. M. McGrann. W. Stoddard. P. Cohen. Middle Row: C. LeviBe. A. Coppcrman. P. Grubb. D. WolkoK. Third Row: K. Tana ichuk. E. Bros . K. Steyaert. K. Winje. M. Korsch. Back Row: Mr . Phillips. A. Specht. J. Beaird. R. Meeker. Fourth Row. C. Curry. J. Colton. Mr. Phillips. C. Sisola. C. Blake. Mr. Hodne. Glanton. A. McCullough. R. Fulton. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE The Breck circus abounded with sideshows. There was something for everyone in the amalgamation of artistic, interesting, and responsible groups that sprang up around the school. For those interested in the arts, the Thespian Society offered a chance to explore the theater from many different points of view. Along with the bands and choirs for all grades were other musical programs, such as the flourishing Suzuki program and the jazz band. Dance classes offered another way to express creative energy. In 1982-83. the class performed original dances that were well received. Literary artists ran the Bugle, put out the Breck Upper School talent publication, the Logos, and published the Mustang. Various special interest groups also engaged in other activities: The International Club organized sales and the Breckfest to bring foreign students to Breck. and the Science Club — maturing every year — discussed present and past intellectual issues. For those obsessed with saving the galaxy there was the Games Clubi for those interested in the spiritual life, there was the Chapel Committee. And then there were the procrastinators_but they rarely met. The different groups combined to present a bustling atmosphere in which students could perform to the best of their abilities. MUSTANG! Editor — Janinc Simmon Layout Editor — Elise Bruhl Copy Editor — Beth Walden Senior Editor — Chri Curry. Amy Hakim Upper School Editor — Helen Ouick Middle School Editor — Kri Rmgdahl Lower School Editor — Ellen Efron Staff Editor — Phil Park Activities Group Editor — Ellen Efron Sports Editor — Eric Christ Index Editor — Terry Theologides Photography Editor — Sean Jones Business Manager — Mark Specker Assistant Business Manager — Eric Yue Staffer : Ben Armstrong. Chris Ashley. Eva Bfernbrink. Eric Eaton. Andrew Efron. Jon Goldman. Millie Griffin. Jeff Lewin. Dianne Marsh. Amanda Maud. Wayne Schneider. Marc Schwartz. Sue Sung, lia Theologide . 8rian Thyr. Eric Welter. Michelle Williams. Artist — Sean Harrison Adviser — Mrs. Rutishauser The Generic Yearbook. Balloon !, wee stunted homunculous- vlm vigor verve. Scan Jones, the man. the monument, the legend. spitting is different than drooling, the Tylenol create-a-caption. Where's Kris?. Oompa Loompa Club 1982-83. Tm a little tea pot . I lost the first grade”, the proof have no pics. I don't want live mugs to be dadaist wormsl . Mr. Stern's phone, extra-long copy blocks, the Katie Jones page. Why is Chris leaving school on deadline?. Procrastination Club — Chris Curry, searching the wastebaskets for Elvis memories. AH the censored pictures. Janine, Shut upl”. Janinc's having another small hysteria attack. |ust ignore her.”. Ben. Do we have 82 paper clips?'', quasi-dominant. me Ellfe. Beth's death thrests. This Is BethlV'x dadaist layouts, dead cows. Beth. I'm not a plgl . Oh my God! Give me something to dot (never say that). Eric's instructions. Eric lost the varsity soccer team?l. that's not a volleyball, the Middle School doesn't hjve a volleyball team. Omigod. this page is all right , the great pencil flip. What's that? That's someone else' body!”. Could I speak to the squatty lady?, the extremely enthusiastic index assistant, you can't do that — It's against the law. Van Gogh's ear muff, the Amazing Door-Keeper-Opener. There were many activities for students. getting punchy ... What do photographer REALLY do in the darkroom? 1. Think of new ways to bomb the yearbook. 2. Make low budget horror movie monsters out of fixer. 2. Take pictures of black walls. ■4. Record records for punk groups. 5. Take in nuclear waste, and watch their film glow. 6. Have meaningful relationships with bicycles. 7. Make up lists of what staffers REALLY do In the yearbook room. Beth and Janine: Don't drool. Mr. Yuck says Feh!” — Spezi DOYOUG Breaded squid livers. Never, never, say forget it to a computer! Xanthian puns are mediogre. — Spezi Great Margins. Love, peace, me. Boo-Boo. Majestically Mellow in a field of yellow Heather and Britta privileges Don't forget Marit’s party. Heather! The Fearsome Four lives onl J.W.. Hang on. Marit and Karen will be right back! Britta's bumpi B.O. by Britta Bowman Tarzan. LeWeena. E.T.. Skunk. Louie, you're a smack and a whack! Debbie's balloons-Drew Karen Hanson is still in debt to Tyler Congdon I'd rather go to jail. Tylerl Karen. That's probably where you lost it! Tyler. Better there than with you! Karen. The fact is you wouldn't know what to do. anyways it wouldn’t be worth my while! Tyler. BOZ-quit razzin' me-K.M. (bass dominates) Thanks. Class '83. Doc.” !! Remember the Gentiles ?! BOOBAHOLICS ANONYMOUS! Boo-Boo. thanks for trying my shoes I had to change my previous personal. Short people DOMINATE!!!! C.S.. M.L.. L.T.. K.T.. K.H. Please control where you put your pens. Michelle Law and Chris Ashley. Tyler, want to join Michelle and me? What’s the going price these days? T.C.-Depends on the type of pen you have. CUuuuTel! We’ll miss you Bill W.. Mike L.. and Rebekah G.I! C.A.and M.L. The G3 night. (K.F.. L.E.). Thanksgiving morning!! Spezi is a schmuckl B.E.B's II and lll-we only cost a penny. MUSICAL HANDS David. what am I going to do without you next year? Your laughter and your smiling face helps me through the day. '82-83 where have you gone-my special friend, you're almost done. Take care-Boy ... you're going all the way. Love Danna Leroy. Take care Miss you-Love Danna I'm schizophrenic, and so am I. Mrs. Petersons Shut up, you boneheads!” Mr. P. and the eggnog. Thanks to Carrie and the senior class for my best year ever. Steve Yoch Charlie; Thanks Sorry. P.S. ID of senior baby pictures: I. Tessa Gunther 2. Callie Glanton 3. Karla Stormo 4. Carrie Sisola 5. Scott Sherman 6. Bill Howard 7. Maggie Edblom 8. Regan Fulton 9. Jeff Rainey 10. Chris Hagestad II. Barb Howard 12. Dan Kennedy 13. Julia Langlotz 14. Bobby Wallace 15. Chis Curry. Staffers The year and this yearbook are over! Half of me would just like to say Thank God.” and leave it at that. But the other half (I don’t know which is my better half) wishes to thank all of you for making the creation of the '82-'83 book such a fun (and interesting) process. I wish I could reprint every creative an or desperate letter posted in various prominent spots in the room. Or imprint indelibly somewhere all the awful, yet humorous comments we threw at teach other. But I guess the real record of the year is. of course, our yearbook. And it really was a circus, wasn't it? But hopefully, it was as worth it for all of you as it was for me. I'd like to take this chance to apologize for my bad moments and to thank you for the support and dedication that allowed me to escape with most of my sanity. I’d especially like to thank Sean and Elise and Beth and Mrs. Rutishauseri it was hard work, but together we did itl Love ya' all. janine S. 149 Acrobats Aaby. Roy ($) 96 Aafedt. David (7) 39.131. 133 Aafedt. Matthew (5) 31. 143 Adair. Dorothy (S) 101 Adam . Laurie (II) 55. 109 Adams. Mark ($) KM. 118 Adam . Michael (9) 47. III. 116. 130 Ahmed. Imad (5) 31. 139 Allen. Jim (S) 107 Alwm. Beth (S) K Anderson. David (10) 51. 130. 135 Anderson. Eric (II) 55. 110 Ander on. Jeffrey (II) 55. 119 Anderson. Katharine (7) 39 Anderson. Kathryn (P) 7. 40. 105. 133 Andrews. 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