Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

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Bifocals meet blank stares as they trade homework answers during long bus rides. Letter jackets argue over the TV Guide selection for Monday night with potatoes and are thrown out of the library for talking too loudly. The students ore not the only unique personalties in the school. Tim RosenfiekJ. Upper School history teacher, has claimed fame for his consistently unusual historical parallels: faculty meetings equalling Supreme Court deliberations, for example. Kim Jackson. Middle School science teacher. keeps the fish tonk in his room stocked with piranhas. He often feeds them during class to encourage good student behavior. The heod of the Lower School, Michoel Wilson, has been known to dress as a carrot for HoBoween idiosyncrasies aside, the teachers at freck are of he highest quality, and it is due to them that much recognition and aid has been given to Breck. For instance, due to Margaret Michoelson's excellent teaching of Chinese, freck won a sizable Dodge Foundation grant to encourage East Asian studies. (coot, pg 4) ere- G-ande eptav0r°ond i P'6' pa, v 2 ?,£. 30er«o voor oliof woodand orw $£ '«« , t-ont wwn rodud'on Jon Davies ood Liz Ekxt prepare to hong o moWe. Robert Smith wondori how much canOy he'i cotect this Hotoween (coot, from pg. 2) in addition to the people, the campus itself odds to Breck's spirit. Its forty-two acre campus allows room for six ploying fields, a track, a playground, and the three story school building. One unusual feature of the grounds is the bog behind the school. This pond area not only attracts many varieties of smoil animals and birds, but lends itself to the study of microorganisms by the biology classes. The fireplace in the Upper School foyer is lit throughout the winter. There, hot chocolate is served to chilled students on the coldest winter days. The twenty-five meter swimming pool is another feature that sets Breck apart, as does the chapel. Special events are the final aspect of Breck's matchless energy. Many activities offered at Breck ore offered nowhere else. Class trips encourage friendships at the beginning of the school year Students and teachers look forward to these times. As students spend two or three days together away from school, the close quarters unify the class ond generate enthusiasm. The Blessing of the Animals follows fast upon the class trips. It not only gives the school a sense of family as the Chaplain blesses various pets, but in a delightful way also reaffirms the spiritual ties binding Breck to the Episcopal Church. Sno Daze falls in February, about the time students begin sliding into a slump. It is a day dedicated to snow sculpture, voSey-ball games, movies, snowball fights, and Father Smith blesses a snoko during Blowing o! the Animats. 4 Introduction Jrn Reoy touches up ho pan tog m Ms Beyer's class other assorted activities. The May programs are first rate experiences and have been commended for their vision ond boktness. Started in 1966. this Upper School activity allows students these schedule choices for the month of May: One. traveling in a foreign country or here in the States. Two. staying at school to take extended classes in subjects like filmmaking or ethnic cooking not normally offered. Three, participating in a Quest. The Quest program allows students to work in nearly any field of interest. During the past eighteen years, students have worked with a variety of self-designed courses bringing them into contact with doctors, lawyers, media productions, karate. and oriental gardening. These are some of the things that make Breck so special. Students, faculty, physical surroundings, ond events together create on atmosphere of pride and enthusiasm-an energy unmatched-making this year worth remembering. Introduction 5 (1) Brock wins the gome of the seoson 26-0 over Mrmeopota Luthoron (2) Wesley Wynne uses push pins to punch out the shop© of a tot. (3) Pout Lundgren. Jake M er. ana Mke Weiszel ant-opate Brock's victory over NAnneopois Lutheran. (4) Snawno Robinson enjoys Extended Day. (5) The Phfips famly and Mko Mctone observe the Breck-S P A footbal gome at SPA 6 Life (1) Don W ams paints hB version of on Egyptian mask during or! class (2) Betsy Stover reods My First Picture Octionary (3) Phip Pork on Haloween (4) Megan Vale ond Mtcoh Gin contemplotng tno significance ot sondcosfle design (5) C� vt Reinertson txXds tno foot-txM as Steve Tapper kicks during the Brock- S.P.A foot-bal gome Life 7 The Lunch Dilemma Lunch hour was not only a time for students to eat. but also a chonce to meet with friends, to talk to people they would otherwise not see. or to dash off the French questions due to Mme Rhetts sixth hour. For most students it was a time to relax m the middle of a busy day. When 384 students are m the same room talking at the same time, noise and overcrowding become onnoy-ing. To take care of these problems, the administration introduced a new arrangement in 1983: lunch was spit Into two sections. People wanting to eat hot lunch ate in the main dining room, while people wanting soup and salad ate in the auxiliary dining room. There were some complaints about the split, the most common being that students could no longer talk with friends who ate different lunches. Most people felt, however, that the split made lunch quieter, faster, and less hectic. Despite this new arrangement, assigned seating was instituted on October 19 due to a recurring mess in the main dining room and an incident involving a tray of white cake being stolen from the kitchen and subsequently dumped on the floor. The students were upset with this for several reasons. First, they felt they were being treoted like five year olds, and second, they felt it un-foir to punish the student body for the octions of a few. When normal seating was reinstituted. reieved students tried to keep the noise level down and retain their re won privilege. The lunchroom problem was not totaBy solved by these steps, but it did make the students more aware of their behavior and its consequences. Renee Riviere fries casing a spel Scoff Scfstxrv cro trend waf for o ::rxj proct.ce 8 Current Events Energy Unwanted Imagine that nuclear bombs fall on the metro orea. Most people would die because of radiation or impact. For the few that might survive, communications and industry would grind to a halt, Injured people would scramble for protection, food, and medicine. Contamination would spread through food and water supplies, Eventually most, if not all. of the earth's population would d;e. The possibilities of this situation terrified many students. Events occuring in Lebanon and El Salvador increased the fear of some students. A senior, who preferred to remain nameless. soid. “One of my cousins died in Beirut. I'm so scared they're going to drop the bomb — “One of my cousins died in Beirut. I'm so scared they're going to drop the bomb ... In the U. S. many anti-nuclear demonstrations were staged. In Minnesota, one took place at Honeywell Corp Many Breck students expressed support for the protestors, and some wished they could have been there. Nuclear war was an important topic for the students. It was also a frightening one Kristin Mestrich. a fifth grader mode this stark comment: “I'm really scared. How come people buid weapons so they can kill other people?” Andy leih. Stephana WCamv Kathy Anderson. Itoby Fike. and AJycya Helm giving ooch othor support ai the woy to the top. Current Events 9 (1) Eton Efron ond Pokey Phttps cfeploy the winning hoot after the Homecoming po-rodo (2) Chris Ashley performs Canon m D with hep from Kim Jesse for the Homecoming procession (3) Homecoming King end Queen Wayne Wider sen and Heather McCoy congratulate one another (4) Six half-nude jocks dance to Safety Dance during tho popfest. (6) Randy Heath has good reason to bo concerned as the soccer team loses 5-0 (6) Coach Doheny receives a play from Cooch lofqiist up m the bo and then relays it to quarterback Chris Romorfson. 10 Homecoming I Sauntering down the hall, mirrored glasses pushed down their noses, hats pulled low over their eyes, the students invaded the halls of Breck School on Sep. 26. 1983 to kick off spirit week with hat and sunglasses day. People in plaids and dots on clash day turned up as marine sergeants on M A • S H day. en)oying a day of exemption from Mr. Philips' rule ogainst army fatigues. Cool dudes with slicked down hair and their chicks in saddle shoes bebopped down the hall on Fifties day. Friday was Homecoming, designated Blue and Gold day. Kids in blue jeons pinned oversized buttons reading Mustangs Mash Mayer to yellow sweaters and restlessly awaited the afternoon festivities. The coronation started at 1:45. beginning the string of events. Wayne Wilderson and Heather McCoy were crowned King ond Queen amidst a standing ovation from the entire school. The Pep Fest followed the Coronation as over 300 kids crowded into the main gym to scream themselves hoarse for the athletic teoms. The band played feverishly, drowning out the cheerleaders. Coach Do-heny led the students in the old cheer We don't mess around. HEY! . After the Pep Fest, the gomes began with Girts' Volleyball. Soccer. Cross-Country running, and Boys' soccer. By the time of the football game, the fans were psyched up and reody to get wild. At 7:00, a crackle came over the public-address system and the game was underway. The Mustangs jumped to a quick lead, and never lost it. Every time Breck scored, the stands erupted. The team caught this excitement. and by halftime the score stood 21-8. In the second half, a fired-up Mayer Lutheran gave Breck a momentary scare, but thanks to the excellent quarterbacking of Chris Reinertson and the effort of the whole team, Breck ended up with an easy 40-15 victory. After the game, students drifted into the dance featuring Crush on You”, a semipunk rock group. Kids jumped and contorted their bodies until eleven p.m. when Homecoming came to an end. Hot and tired from dancing, students straggled out. sti savoring the thought of victory over Mayer Lutheran; a fitting end to an event-filled week. Homecoming 11 Bectton'BA Reagan W ooda e V s G enn QMteT r S S etcT’' M °' pomp ond t e«ng designed to catch m© °° oxcePttoo. ssssS? currem s ’£when When asked who they believed would win the Presidential race, 55% replied they thought Reagan would be re-elected, although most indicated Reagan would not be their personal choice. The other 45% voted in this fashion: 19% believed Mondale would win. 15% were undecided. and 11% believed Glenn would win. Why did most people favor Ronald Reagan over the other candidates? As Liam Taaffe. history teacher, summarized: Reagan's organized and the people of this country are basically conservative _ While the outcome of the election is as yet unknown .it Fror c Thorpe po ts out htt sk % m pcmpkn carving to Josh Holmes BM Campbel poondj tho rvooes for rrx Acid rain in the northern port of Mnnesota was a controversial subject during 1984. It caused disputes with Conada over factory regulations. protests from many environmental groups, and a heightened awareness of the problem. The students in Dr. Cyberg's A.P. Chemistry discussed acid rain and its effects. Acid rain truly contains an acid. It is caused by factories burnng coal or similar substances. The coal releases sulfur dioxide which, when combined with water, produces sulfuric acid. The acid fans to earth in rain and causes aquatic life to die. foliage to wither, and pollutes sources of drinking water. At the moment there are several bins in Congress designed to regulate factories' use of coal and stem the production of acid rain Many students took a deep interest In the proceedings of these bins. Not an. however, were optimistic. Elise Bruhl. a junior at Breck School, hod this comment to make: It (acid roin) is ruining our environment and no one seems to care. Eflc Welter troshrV around the hafc Jennie Bern Turner dons an original fhrtrng cop Dobbin McOea. Nancy Grubb, and Mettso Sweott ore looking to the upperclassmen Current Events o n September 10, 1983 the senior class set off through the drizzle for senior weekend at Comp Courage, the irrepressible energy of the class of '84 overcoming the dreary weather. While impatiently awaiting their final destination, the students loughed and chatted on the buses. Once at Camp Courage, the vacationing students participated in traditional getting- to-know-one-another games. The groups plunged into the activities with spirit and zest. The first game called for frantic invention as teams of ten attempted to cross a field touching the ground with only five feet and five hands. Imaginative seniors struggled with hopping wheelbarrows and lurching piggybacked os two teams floundered over the finish line both claiming victory, (coot, oo the next pago) (1) Jortne Simmons retaxes whie the sertor doss gathers for group dscusstoos (2) Janot Greeotees. Pokey Ph«ps. Elen Efron, and Tamara Melzer practice thoir campfre songs. (3) K.C Peters. Jm Rossman. Mke Mouriel. and Mark Mohones lead their tug-of-war team to a 3-1 victory. (4) Dona Curry. John Uttor. Jon Seed. Nancy David, and others win the first match, but lose the next two (5) Amanda Maud finds a p easant nook overlooking tho voleytxH game and the lake (6) Van Anderson enjoys Door ftto tho Dork 14 Senior Weekend Weekend The second game cased for one person from each team to be blindfolded while their teammates tried to direct them solely by coded voice instruction to an orange pylon. The event was marked by hilarious scenes including Kim Jesse charging open-armed into a pine tree and Reverend Hanson flopping on the wet grass The next event was cased Bird of Paradise and involved strategic whistling. Exhilarated trains of blindfolded seniors led only by the sound of a lone whistler stumbled from one end of the footbai field to the bonfire pit. The main object, however. seemed to be avoiding a group bath in the lake. At the end of the activities the seniors stl retained more than enough energy for group discussions. In a rare occurrence, students talked honestly about the attributes of a good friend, the pressures of being a Breck senior. and the goals of the class. The campfire provided a good combination of highly charged competition and relaxing conversation as students sang together for hours, some even dance or acting. A series of activities highlighted the rest of the weekend. Games of volleyball, touch football, and swimming were constantly in progress. Yet, there was still time in the busy schedule to allow several tug-of-war matches, including an electrifying match between Steve Johnson and Katherine Bugby. At the end of the weekend the tired seniors piled gratefuly into the buses. This weekend gave the seniors a chance to initiate new friendships and to strengthen old ones. This chance to be together in a casual way led to an unmatcha-ble sense of class identity and a heightened esprit de corps. Senior Weekend 15 Eke Sten ond BobOte Stephenson symbotzo friendship at Camp St Croix 16 Life Daw3 Anderson puts ci ha efforts nto his wort: Karen Hanson 00000' on SO's Day Mrs Gwtodys Goddard has been a grade teacher at Breck School since This year, she is leaving Breck after sixteen years of dedicated service. Mrs. Goddard combines a love of teaching with a grandmotherly approach. The shy. insecure child entering first grade is placed in her class. She knows exactly how to put the young children at ease and. at the same time, is able to make certain that they learn The first grade is said to be the most important year n a child's development. It is n this grade that the chidren either learn to read or get set in poor academic habits Mrs Goddard is not only concerned with keeping her class amused, but she also wonts them to learn Michael Wfcon. head of the Lower School, said “underneath that ’cookies and m ' grondmotheriy approach. she is a very tough teacher with very high standards Learning is made fun in Mrs. Goddard's class in a voriety of ways. Her puppet shows, staged every year, are famous throughout the Lower School, as is her Halloween costume. At one time, she and Mrs. Jean Eastman, a former first grade teacher, sewed up uniforms for themselves in order to relate better to the small chidren For the last three years, the Lower School has relied on Mrs. Goddard to keep ohve the old standards and traditions of Breck. The administration felt that as more new students and teachers have entered Breck. the more Breck hos changed They wanted the new people to understand and odapt to Breck, rather than the other way around. Mrs Goddard has hod a talk every year with the first and second grade chidren and teachers In order to help them understand “what Breck reoly is. Mrs. Goddord is leaving behind a space at Breck School that wi not be easily filled The school wi miss her style of teaching, her wonderful setf-deprecatmg sense of humor, and her love for her students In the words of Kathleen Harshbarger. a third grade teacher at Breck. “We ore not only losing on excellent teacher- we are losing a friend. And QKXJy wcxia sn© i©arn and gkxJ, ©ocn Mrj Goodara wonci witn Cr cr� Anufcxo Dedication 17 18 Student Divider t-itth Grade First Grade Fourth Gradt Freshman Juniors Kindergarten Preschool Second Grac Seventh Gro Sixth Grade Sophomores Third Grade 58 46 28 40 64 72 24 20 32 54 50 68 36 Student Divider 19 Preschool Pumpkin Carving On the week before Halloween. the preschoolers carved pumpkins. The children took a field trip to a local pumpkin patch and each child chose his own pumpkin. This was a wonderful chance'for some seniors to join the preschoolers in carving the pumpkins. The seniors signed up to help and on arrival we re greeted by many eager little faces. After taking the top off and removing all the “gushy stuff — as Emily Clark put it — the seniors helped the children decide on facial expressions for their pumpkins. These faces ranged from scary and evil to friendly and funny, and after they were drawn the seniors carved them. Some pumpkins were very elaborate, having ears, tongues, eyelashes or even chimneys. The children's favorite part was displaying their pumpkins on Halloween What has become of them'’ Jenna Farni proudly stated, ”my dad hasn't thrown mine away. I don't think. Matthew Eichenlaub was not so lucky. Matthew sadly reported, well, mine got all moldy so we had to throw it oway. A� Armed Stephen © Anderson Meha Amo Bonoou Kmtoort© Brtci Cc n Brooks Kevn Connon Anne Chemiock Emly Hartman Cm Sarah Eales Naomi Eckmam Matthew Eichentoub Poii Erfcson Wtton EwQster Jenrtfor Fain J.J. Comer on Fauth “Look, it is Frosty “ 20 Preschool Em Furcht Ann Gaylord Moghon Giddngs 8ryce G espto Em y Grande Mary Griffith Zochofian Hoddy Carol Hanson Grooory Hodowoy James Holmes Potor HJbert Oow Johnson Seth Karon Sean Koonon Bryon Kotrosor It is a toss up! Y ho is navng more fun carving pampfcrs? Preschoolers or seniors? Megnon GkJOoos and Bryce G esoe try to bu d tno todost baking ever' it i rr n , 771' rS t pusnpk.n � . , U, • 7t jU3 £ , eu ,'C . } e f r Jr ” +-. «P3c tfc trmx c r-r lO«S tapping. Preschool 21 Stefon Kfosowiki seeks ptoosure in line things Arm Ga Ofd wood Bee Amanda Maud to give her a chance to carve ho? pumpkin. x a Komonocky Stefon Krasowski ErrWy Kubwc Mark Londe Gar roll I or son Jeffrey lupient Christopher Maker son Tomka McDaniel Karto Mddeton Ashley Fenwick Nodtch Eizabeth Nader Corteton Nelson Rebecca Nelson Rosale Norris Ben)amin Peyton Chnstno Rodmor 22 Preschool Jaime Strandmart fetenng to Frosty the Snowman Would you ike some of my Usch? Metua Reed David Rogeimam Charles Schoonovor Amo Schuster Mora Clair Segal JJktkj Shnder Christopher Start Judd Steovud Betsy Stover Jamo Strandmart Laura Strulhers Benjomn Sweet Thomas Vose Juke wiensky Dav d Wirth Wesley Wynne Two young artists critique an Upper School rrx ol Preschool 23 Ryan Satterfield learns the art of poker 24 Kindergarten John Dun woody and Go Bartoge exchange secret notes Mrs St� er understands the pke Out Andrew Durant looks a Ittte Mark Curtn E ena Derkrava John Dunwoody Andrew Durant Anno Estes Morcie Fitch MkcahGo Peter Grande Thonos Horo Jeffrey Hennessey Lindsay Lee Kfchcoc Matte Holloway Cheryl jogolo Alexandra Johnson John Kaufman Car otne Keotng Kindergarten 25 26 Kindergarten Todd Levinson David lowis Katharine Malone Don� oi Matross Kendra Metros© School M er Owen Motdow Andrew Morken Deborah Parknson Heather Proich Faisal Roput Renee Riviere Edword Anderson says. Lunch brags out tho best in me Robn Kern Edword Lomotta Eteno Derfcrovo specks fo a new tneod Mark Wynde Potor Young Mrs Hoviorxj lecturoi knooroarronort on Jacob Rush Katherine Sotonus Ryan Satterfield Cartn Schoack Joanna S ner Tmoka Smith Foth Stranomark Charles SwoOburg Matthew Sweet Chod Tidgewei Megan vale Dav a waiock Every Thursday morrung during homeroom. the school nurse travels through the Lower and Middle Schools cofrying jugs of flavored flouride. Today is Swish and Spit Day As the nurse enters the room, most of the children get plastic cups with flouride n them, while the students without parent permission watch the clocks. Swish! command the timers The children put the flouride in their mouths and swish it around. After exoctly one minute, the clockwatchers yell. Spit! Everyone spits the flouride back into the cup. wipes his mouth with a napkin, and throws the cup and napkin away All first through fourth graders and all the middle Schoolers go through this ritual, but Kindergortners and Pre-Schoolers must wait for this unique experience. One Kmdergortner said. I want to do that 'cause it looks so fun to swish the stuff around ike that ... Perhaps next year, with parentol approval, the program can be extended so that more may enjoy this opportunity. Kindergarten 27 Chnyore A XrfOfO Heather Betv e Natosha Benson Stophone Bioko Jenny HowVorva 8reonan Hoothor Broome Alcen Burnt Jennifer Buss Eton Contra Ovlitno Cowens Morjorio OoWberg Tmothy Dova A or on Drtam Wot mow Dooley John Fenwick 28 First Grad© The photoQrophor catches Tony Strech rt deep contemptotion of hn m CN-Chl Anuforo fmdi loughter in Kovn Fields Ahon Frost Cota Garner Aaron G n Amahi Grant Edward Hamm Donee Houser Rene rtttnor Jesso Hohman Travs Just Eteobeth Kaufman Ryan Keenan Oerck Korsten Martn Low Christina tetter Jenny Buss sm� os ot a wicked thought First Grade Mascots The fast thing most people notice when woflang through the Lower School ore the many cages sitting in the hall “Cuddles is a gumea pig says a sign adorning the coge outside Mrs Morgan's second grade room Inside the coge sits a gray and white, longhaired guinea p g — Cuddles When Mrs. Morgan and her students took a trip to the Humane Society last yeor, they bought Cuddles for eight dollars The students are all very interested in guinea pigs, and wrote reports on the animals early this year Cuddles is a doale. friendly creature except on Monday mornings Then, he squeaks as the students enter the Lower School, as if to say, “Where have you guys been? The second graders all take turns feeding the guinea pig. who eats pumpkins, apples, and salt pellets. The kids also gave Cuddtes a bath once, on event both he and the children enjoyed At the other end of the had. outside Mrs. Bartow's room, sits a cage which houses an ancient and very shy turtle dove named Romeo Unlike Cuddles. Romeo is always very quiet, only coorng when he is alone He life has been a sad one: his mate. Juliet, died a few years ago. and Mrs. Bartow says he has not been the same since then. Romeo also cannot fly One day. while living in the home of alumni Mark Howard, he flew through a patio window, injuring his beak and one eye The students work hard to cheer him up They let him out of his coge. pet him. and talk to him often everything — ovon Aoron Dmom's rr carton First Grade 29 Christmas Memories l went sknng at keystone it was very fun. I even went down some most difficults they were like experts — Travis Just We got to swim in the pool ond we got to watch the kids at lunch. I was in California In California we saw lizards. — Jevne Lindeman We went ice skating and we hod fun. My dog pulled me across the ice. — Jenny Buss I went skiing vacation during vacation. And l pulled my tooth out — Sara Proman Visitors to frock hovo to watch out tor the wicked witch Mousekeep-ng � no chcro to ihis first grader Ryan Keener and Jonathon Moor© oro caught notM moment Stephanie U JOvne Pennock indoman Mtehoef Lindsey Jot© tondef Jonathon Moore t choei Nchoison Rotkn Otson Manana Oskey Ba o Parker SOpho rotnek Sara Proman Adam Regeknann Shawna Rodnson Teddy Santxxr I went cross country sking. And I went bowling. And I went sledding with my friend this guy was in the way and I was screaming in his ear and he feB on me. — Jonathon Schultz I cracked the icicles on the spout. I helped my dod shovel the driveway. I went sledding with my dad — John Fenwick It was a big blizzard coming then it hit' It was hard to walk through the deep snow but my Dad came and got me out of the snow. — Jesse Hohman 30 First Grade Rene Hlttner chosos on escopng oppie Aaron Schmborg Uso SchUtheo Jonathon Schultz Lee Schustor Jonathan Segal Jason Shuster Robert Stssi Shomafi Staten Ehc Strecker Tony Stretch Poter Strothmon Arthu Swonstrom Aloxis Thorson Suzanne Varecka Georgo Wfcon Tm Dovts strides forth, ready to toke the world by storm Jevne Undeman and lee Schuster can t deode what the object in tho box is First Grade 31 Second Grade Adam Brrto lan Bowen Sara Bfennan Sarcn Barf ess Chioo Coptan Katie Eis Ncno os Eugster Susan Fuerstonborg Jonathan George Emly Gibson Katherine Hoggkxsa Boon Handy Roger Hanson Mary Horroon Adam Herschman Mr Kordosky txJes among Sonjoy Modan. Stephen Wciock. Mary Harrison. Emly Gtoson, and Erin loub Ho is frying to bo on® ot the k Js Can you tad him? 32 Second Grade Ebobeth Htetrom Jon Kart H,etm Terry HokJen David Hotrnes Rortta inampucS Irvdioy Jermess Patrick Johnson Pt p Koutman Jessamyn Keenan Afcson feenke Rochoei Lawson Jay Larson Alan Lemick Erm LOub Kmberty Upa Sam Young s so engrossed in tho story, he doesn't even toko his boots oft Second Grade 33 Moksso Mocko David Strothman shows oft his Groucho Mar mpresvcr Second Grade Sarah Loogocre Metssa Mocke San jay Modon Carrie Mahowaki Petor Moi«oo Moly McCaffrey Patrick Me Gram Amy Morkon John Mveri Rebecca Nassau Nitara hkvatvongs Androw Nord Bart Prr« Maries Richter Peter Rittor Christine Robrvson Sohiay Modan events 34 Second Grade Snowflake While there are many animals kept in the Lower School, the largest and most well known is Snowflake, the rabbit. Snowflake lives in a large cage m the Lower School library when the weather is cold. In warm weather, he inhabits the first and second grade courtyard The rabbit belongs to the Bartow family, and Amanda Bartow can often be seen carrying him around after school. Snowflake can do two special things: climb up and down stairs and play the piano. Though he needs a little pushing to go upstairs, he races down the stairs with formidable speed. His piono ploying is even more impressive. When set on the keyboard. he hops about vigorously and the result sounds surprisingly tore the music of Copland. Although only certain people are allowed to pick Snowflake up. he is allowed to run around the Lower School because he does not run away. He only sniffs inquisitively and looks around with his bright pink eyes. Teachers and students take care of Snowflake during the school week. On weekends when the rabbit is not adopted by a student. the janitors take care of him. Sometimes, even Mr. Littleford comes to school just to check up on him. Heothor Schoonover Steven Sorenson Kely Stark David Strothman Kerra Strut nets Jessica Vantno 8tennon Sufcvan T nomas Naihan Sund Vatecko Dana TxJgowei Stophon Wonock Kathryn Watson Androw Wrth Susan Woods Jenny Young Samuel Young Second Grade 35 Futuro artists Emiy Gtoson end Soroh Longacre agonize over every detol Matthew And XS0O Joorro Beaton Bruce Beck Erca 8enr e Ncof© 8eJ K©m Bieber les� e Contrf AJex Carrado Taryn Cortot Patrick Cavanaugh Suion Dorman Kothryn Eoles Kristn Eaton John ElchentouO Steven Erik son Arm Wynn© in a satisfied moment Steven Walter displays hs feeings about studyng 36 Third Grade CAT LJi+ch Errxty Fovie Stocey Fitch Hort Gamer Amy Griffith Mche4e Handy Adnono HawVru Akson Htzemann of Jenness Christian Johnson Momn Knon Jonathon Ktang Stephanie Korsh AEXXJtu Kowa-Bet Cnp letter Alexandra Lewis Computers In ©very Lower School room there are students busily working at computer terminals. With our culture becoming ever more computer-oriented, children are daily gaining skills in this vital orea. Each classroom has a PET computer. and an Apple ll-E rotates among the rooms The students know the necessary technical terms and are using programs in math and basic skills While the children generally find computers interesting, one third groder did odmit. I Ike Ms Pac Man a lot better. Mrs Pag© spooks to entranced studonts Third Grade 37 Nee Modan Thrd G ode Neel Moaon Rottn Motross Choke McEocrvon Joseph Mekand Pool Monsheha Stephane t erkens Gtogo� v K«e Rooeko Ndou Androw Notion Hoothet Nost tt Ere Otton Ann-Boot Oikoy Stephen Pork Eoco Rtce Sean Rotxvs Jones Anthony Saboe Patrick Cavanaugh hoi a question or two he'd tfce to ask everyone 38 Third Grade Coiner n© SaMorftoid Andrew Schoneboum Boon Schwaiboch 8enjamn Stotey JosnuQ S met Robert Smith Ryan Stepoook Kathryn SwodDs g Whtley Vote Katherine Wohtqurtt Steven Woker Daniel Word Sue Ward Ekzobeth Writer Angus Worthing Arm W ynne Stephanie Merkens assures everyone that We is cool Hat Gamer tkes his book so much, he doesn't know that school is out h s Quck ond Patrick Cavanaugh chock out new math theories Third Grade 39 Fourth Grade M� s. Swanson gives Notate Ranee a helping hand Nathan Kjel B,or gen Jennifer Comes Jennifer Lynne Aydetott Trygve Bergen David Dovts Andrew Boosen Sarah Boyd Chrstopherson Jonathan Vanessa Bates Coin 8rown Marisa Cooghlan Dueck Jennifer Bngon Scott Thomas Curtin Aieksonder Efts Laura Fingerson 40 Fourth Grade Mott how Stern thooghtfuly pens a groat poem Fossil Finders On October 21. 1983. the fourth grode took a field trip to the Two Cities Brickyard Ecological Park, run by the Ramsey County Park System, to search for fossils. To prepare for the field trip, the fourth groders studied fossils in their science classes. They were given handouts to help them identify the fossils. White shoes and socks turned brown because it was so muddy and wet. there was even a miniature waterfall streommg down a cliff. Students ventured up hills, and down into dark pits and caves with their hammers and screwdrivers, which they used for chisels. They found fossils of shells, snails, fish, and many other organisms. Each child returned from the Brickyard with at least one fossil. They took their fossils home, cleaned them and brought them to school the next morning to share the treasures they had found. Betty Tiffany Hauser Titlony Johnson Fuo(jt K tXKO Sarohanno finest lompe Jeffrey Goorgo Hope Katherine M Soko Grant M choe Jensen loonord Alexander Max Johnson Mark indsey Hannah Todd Macdonald Monotte Mogralh Botaio-Ro McForione Caryn Mead Mara Waiock fees that last thought Fourth Grade 41 Roc hr Merkens bepns trio task of reodmg trvough o huge stock of Cocks in on hou Toochor ono student correct a pop©' Future scientist Done) Woods trios to create tho ogg Natake Ronce tcfcos orf seriously Rochei Morkens Em y Ofson Notofce Ronce bom Monohon Stephen Ofson Broden Rhetts Robert Nassau Chrrstopher Nelson Moriso NrVOtVOOQS Trevor Ofson Darnel Peterson Luke Prlnty Katherine Robinson Leslie Robnson Angelo Roder Grade Jess© Sondsfod Edword Schoeter Becky Sohn Matthew Stern Mwedlh Stern Mo y Stoat Geota Todavarthy Laura Tale Taro TiOgewea Peter Vontoo Mara Waiock Anocfce Witkop Ona Wittor Darker Wood! Bron Zurek Fourth Grade 43 s-«. Edward Aro0 ion and a fnend te« a story Mr Goddard odds the fnshng touch to a Haftoween costume 44 Lower School Life Roger Hanson fnds a vjptne n r� food Ron© Hittnor dscovers a new navor n her topers Rooocca Nelson tcfces o moment to ask what lunch « fom Stranamont enpys a mom-ng (op $esvon Mrs Morgen tho Pled Poor.-' kxxtt Usa Schutthed to cost Kathy Robnson cootennpiotos he scissors Trygve Bjorgen and Coin Brown share o |Ofce with the photographer Ola Barlage read about the Aiicen � urn gate down at her tub)ec Brian Zuo . ycxng p i., coses o case Lower School Life 45 Becko Erickson — o Mth grade with a talon t tor Dadaist art. David Anderson Matthew Anderson Nayta Auom Amanda Bartow Marie Beck Rebecca Bendof Ewabeth Berg Doan BJockbe n Darvoi Bo© Boko Comoro© Gretchon Cameron John Cavanaugh JOtfroy Chard Jonathan Chesobrough Lost© Christenson 46 Fifth Grad© Stephen KcrtxJy tods hVs leoto to be good company whte watng tor tho bos You con never rod a poperctp when you need one1 ex-Ckynj Jomlot Mosher ion Co ns Sondra Denkravo Hoothor Dun woody Matk Edwords Bocka Ehckion Jock Flofcne ThonxM Foster Mcnoei Froots AngofcM Gognon Sora Gaviser Potor Hogen Uza Hotpern Christopher Miwrtoo Kevn Kmes Jessco rsgber Flex Time Katie rushes from her second hour class into the Noddle School hall which teems with hyper students She whisks open her locker, hurls her books in. and slams it shut She then ssnks onto the floor She is enjoying flex time, ten minutes in which the Middle Schoolers can catch up with the latest gossip. frontically finish their homework, take a much needed break from classes, peruse the library, visit the bookstore, eat food from home or buy apples, granola bars, and trail mix from the sixth graders. Most of the Middle Schoolers agree that flex time is a good idea. David Risk, a sixth grader, feels “flex time gives us a chance to do things we ore unable to do the rest of the day. kke going to the library or getting a notebook from the bookstore To the sixth graders, flex time is especially rewordng. It gives them a chance to earn money for their Washington trip in the spring by selling food to their peers. Some Middle Schoolers think flex time should be lengthened One seventh grader sad. “Flex time is too short. It does not give enough time to get everything done If it was twenty or twenty-five minutes long. I could have more time to look over the books in the library or buy stuff in the bookstore But on the whole. Middle Schoolers find flex time o worthwhile break in the day Fifth Grade 47 Mto Johnson taimo Ke«sten Thotoso lorson Aoron Mackey Kato Jones Apr! Knot Kon town So en Chretophef Just Stephen Kortxity Chnstopher U WohowoW thonnos Ketor Nancy lo Wendy Erskne Me Motto lonooae Dantet Veto Meiroso 48 Fifth Grad© Kristen Mesfrich Jenifer Mosher Jessica Nemer Mory Nord Ernty POO6 John Porsr n Kratin Pk vn Koi Richter Nkcolo Rivora Jessica SchUtz Mchese Todd t }Qow� a Ekzoboth Danese Shelton Smoosco James Zovorai Rotorwon Kersten Starmard A Special Place Breck is a place to learn To make new friends To discover new things To meet interesting people Breck is a friendly place With great teachers With neat people and good friends With lots of different exciting things That make Breck's atmosphere Warm and cozy. Just like the fireplace at the front door Sara Gavser Fifth Grode V cho� o Smonson. Heather Dun woody, and Bocka Erickson display some creativity outsido of art class The whole school stands n awe as filth syaders clean lho� lockers Fifth Grade 49 Matthew Aafedt (mad Ahmed Shireen Badiya Homy Balfour Jena B|orgon Anne Bonrtwe Sarah Bowen Craig Brown Jarret Boxel Moly Cronin Jeffrey Dewing Bronda Dunlop Nssa Erickson Christopher Erik sen Sarah Favfle Usa Fioxnot Wfcom Foster MchoCe Frouonshuh Brodlord Ga ard Sunny Givens Kyle Shepperson beams at his lunch MKSdto Schootors seek r� ddon treosx es n the lockers 50 Sixth Grad© MWSO Morris Returning To School Over the summer, the former fourth graders get excited Starting in September they wifl enter the Middle School With new privileges and new uniforms, everything they could imagine is better The first day as they walk through the bus doors they find themselves tuning left to the lower School instead of heodrng for the MidcSe School. Everyone finds who their advisor is. Okay, we have our locks Time to go to second hou Schedule, schedule. There it is! Second hou . Math. This isn't math, it is next door The day is really hectic! At lunch, the fifth graders' eyes pop out when they see the salad bar Lettuce, with CROUTONS!! Almost every fifth grader rushes to the salad bar when Mr Swanson is done with grace After lunch, their stomachs ful of salad, the fifth graders walk out of the lunchroom They talk among themselves ”1 can't believe how late we eat! or this is great, we don't have to walk in knes!” Everyone rushes to their locker to get their schedules for the related arts classes let's see. I have chorus today. Wednesday. and Friday wait where is room 116? m never find it! Sixth and seventh periods go pretty smoothly As they load up their backpacks to go home, they almost eke! They have HOMEWORK1 weather W ams Sixth Grode Davx3 tMk Srween Bodryon l a G oso© Kathorne Goddoa Roexyt Herrmann lOuro Hfctrom Mary Hoftman Aaron How© Katherine Johnson Meghan Jones Arx ©a Ke� y Sandra Km Stephan Koetz Etzopeth Kortxiy Mouse Low Soroh Lawson Joshua Lovm Scott Mocdcnaki Mi Hodne helps Etzabeth Satterfield Sixth Grade 51 A Friend A friend is someone who likes you just the way you are. He likes to do the same kinds of things you like to do. and the time goes by very fast when you are together. Someone I call a friend would have to be humorous because I like to have fun. He would have to be honest with me. Otherwise. I wouldn't be able to trust him. I'd want him to keep the things I told him to himself. A friend appreciates the good qualities you have and the things you do for him. But «n order to have a friend, you have to be one! -Grooo stoowick Sixlh Grodo Amy McGS Chrtitin Moots Moik Mensheha Patti Metz Me sso Morris Aloxondro Morrison Brent Mosher Elizabeth Nelson Ntcoie Nelson Mcxtho OvoiOy Anne Porker George Po tis Dav d Rfck Krtstino Robinson Emty Ross Brenda Dunlap relaxes with a good book Ben Tasati wonders if you've ever hod one of those days 52 Sixth Grad© Potii Merz. o reflection of Brock's choc Sandro Km ana mod Armed share a jok© Alexander Whittemor© Heaiher Wfcams Eizabeth Kvte Satterfield Shepperson Ooig Schrueder Mary Sorenson Nathan Grotf) St on wick Schwatoock Jason Stone Ben Tatoti Andrew Tale Lynne Tapper Jennifer Ward Chris Welsh Sixth Grade 53 Sarah Favfle waves a cheery helo rhomoj Anderson Frank Arndt Cnoc) Body an Jonathan Botes Joe Board GtoBendel Mark Bjorke Holy 8Km Jam Roo Bty Brody Bom Kent Bomwer Alexander Bnti Rebecca Copenon Stetane Cornos Mcote Carter Meggan Cavanough Andrea Cecchi Kerth Curtin Rather no Deatnck Katherine Donddson Sarah Dorman Dark Doten Kan Efc Bngham Fie d Ere Gogner Pneppe Gagnon Ettabeth Gansley Moghan McGram happiy creates a clay gngerbreod man Urrtorrrrty n Modo School a exempKed by Mcolo Carter. Kan Eks. and Margot Murry 64 Seventh Grade Middle School Romance According to some Middle Schoolers. Middle School romance is limited and Upper School men and women are looking pretty good. Betore the discussion of Middle School romance is begun, the term going together should be defined. Going together involves one main activity- talking on the phone. One night of missed telephone conversation is grounds for a serious break-up. These telephone conversations usually consist of lengthy periods of silence and gossip about other romances in the couple's grade. In the opinion of some eighth graders, eighth grade romance is dead. There are one or two couples, but in general, the girls ore waiting, and hoping, that someday their princes' wfll come. Seventh grode romance is the peak of suspense in the Middle School. There are few couples, but gossip about them is widespread. Most seventh graders ore sta trying to get up enough courage to ask that special someone to go with them. Rumor has it that sixth grade romance is hot! Apparently they boast the greatest number of couples, and the guys and girls are really interested in each other.” The fifth graders have not yet mode their entrance on the romantic stage AB of the excitement and novelty of their first year in Middle School tmits their interest in the romantic department One of the more memorable incidents this year is the hundreds of dollars spent on conference calls. The reason for this? Not enough courage to can the person by themselves. Plus go change, plus c'est la mdme chose. Dona© Yocng. Ctvatno lusd. ond Andrea Cecchi cootnoe to study os the Kindergarten goes to lunch Andrew Greeoderg Kathryn Hcxstod Todd rttchcock Stolthow Ingoer EUoooth Jenson Cody Johnson T mo thy Jones Anthony Kopton Josmne Ko or Anka Kersten Mehoel Korsh Matthew KfOSOwSki He ona Knot Erfco Leek Caroino Chnstino Lund loonord Mogan Atoott Uu McGtann Seventh Grade 55 Amo Motand Jeffrey Moe Christopher Moquist Androw Morgan Konf Mortmer Margot Murray Amee Nassau Susan Nordte Shane Nygoard Shawn Nygoard Jennifer ODoooghue ASsoo O'Toole Erca Parsinen Sarah Peterson Jane Peirucci Poche o Proti Chortes Printy AksonWce Alexandra Saboe Scott Sabbury 56 Seventh Grade Anita Konton ana Ame© Nosvcxj kr ow fhot w xvr o witn day Seventh Grade 57 David Aatedt Komar no Andersen Betsy ArxSng Red Efc Bonks Douglas Bartow hfcchdos Borroou Chrutne BieOet John Botchers Anne Bross Benjamn Brewer Bremen Brunner Joson Comer on A son Crockett Christopher Crutchfield Darnel Oenecke kirstin Enek son Ekrobetn Fko Wo Rotten Androw Go arO Kerry Gardner Mchaei Gavsei Mcnele Gftter Mark Gkouard Sne ey Gorhom ADove Anareo iesh. Biobeth F e. and Katharine Andorson Below John Botchers 58 Eighth Grade Jomes Griffith Ebapoth Hooo$ Alycya Monry Hodde David Johnson Enc Johnson Jennfer Johnson Knsrino Johnson Stephanie Johnson Kyio Jones Samuel Km Mary Lynn Kirby Amy Knox Johanna Kietoei Itto La6o o Ashley Lor son Andrea Lesh Christopher Lovio Friends Who are friends? Are they the ones Who support you. Of ore they the ones Who help you. Are they the ones Who ore near you. Or are they the ones Who know you. Friends ore the ones Whom you con trust. They are the ones Who are there Friends ore the ones That ore close. But do not block your way. One who expects A perfect friend Will never really Be satisfied. One who expects Too fettle of a friend Win not have Enough of a friend. But one who is a friend To a friend. Has a friend And that's the way to be. Shely Glister 8th grade Mr JOCkSOO Henry Hodde was eating he AJpnobets and along came a SOKKXt McFariane 83 Eghih Grade Eighth Grade 59 Uso town victooo Mo� tin Shannon McAkster Snown Vc Akita 8(vx;e McCoy Soforvo McFotiono Robert Melrose Travis Messnger Amanda MotOow Mcnoei Mononon B uco Morgan Monk wo NOOJi The Dance Twos the rkght of the donee And ail through the school Decorations were up The kids all felt cool. Then the Tuff Bunnies They storted to play When the pianist Said that he couldn't stay They played on through the night Trf we took controls. Where followed a production Led by Kory Wells They were great stuff Let me ten you But they danced themselves out And said they were through. So the Tuff Bunmes resumed And played just 'til ten Then everyone left And that was the end Kirstin Erickson 8th grade Mrs Oytxxne and Betsy Andng try your Uck getting post this rambavetious group of egfith graders. 60 Eighth Grad© Selene McFonone Dantoi Rsken Shan Alec Soth Stephen Schuchmann Anaroo Spocht RoPnvon Ann Mahe Sohn Jamet Straub John Schetber Roche) Sototorotf Crag Taborn Beth Tapper Toaa Ttveet Jenr� o Turner Steven Wakor Aiyjsa wojtoy Korey Web Stophar e Wioms jenntfer Wnterrowa Jcoatban Wuety Kmnberty WcocJand Brett Wyara Eighth Grad© 61 T- Kont Moitmet in Woshogtoo D C Hooher Dun woody Tomorrows Where hove oil the tomorrows gone? in my dreams. I ride the breath of tommorrow. in reality. I ride the breath of yesterday. My dreams too quickly become forgotten. Just as my tomorrows too quickly pass through Todays and become yesterdays Things I look forward to become the past. If only my tomorrows would wait for me To catch up. that I might reach out and grab them. And hold them in my arms forever. Yet still, at the end of the day I stand, unmasked, in front of the one thing I can't change- time. And so. I have no choice, but to ride the breath Of tomorrow, be caught in the winds of today. And remember the yesterdays when I could Bask in the sunshine Enjoy your todays, because they, like water. Quickly become the mist of yesterday. Annie Specht 8th grade Weody Lcopocro ano Kot o Jonot 62 Middle School Life The Yearbook A Yearbook is for memories To remember friends and events. Interesting themes and neat pictures make the yearbook better Pictures of school life to laugh about later Memories to share with friends old and new Bruce McCoy 8th grade Mrs Carlson helps Becko Erickson with Orav na archac parsings MkKSo ScnookMS smg for Grandparents Day Down The Road From down the rood What shan it be? I cannot tell you What you might see Something orange. Something not new. Something coming. Coming for you. Standing, waiting. Waiting to see. is it an possible. Can it be? Yes. it is destined. Destined to be. The Breck School Bus coming. Coming for me Shelley Gorham 8th grode Fifth Graders have trouble dealng with computers that tafc Cock to them Middle School Life 63 Freshmen David Andorson Kathowo Bead David Carnes Aiya Coften Stepnon Jorctty Boons Mfco Corotne Armjtrcng Ko y Boger Cavonough Cmnghom Er a A ndt Jom Brown lorn Cochrane Mo e Mattnow Dan Connor Dougherty Aydetott Heather Dvorak Ted Edm jm Pkkj Poter Gonsloy Rebecca Heather Tschaka AmcyxJa Fogg Andre Gougor Greenwood Heefnor Edwards Ame Frisch Carolyn Gdsoe Nancy Grubb Bret mdo David Ehlen Lisa Gafcrwkson Jon Goldman Jomter Harmon Mark Homer Mark Evenstod Matthew jeonrfer Hubbs Heaberg Quiet Halls Breck students liked to lounge around :n the holls durng their free hours, but the noise reverberated through the hoes and was a general nuisance The problem was eliminated for good in the beginning of November In the past, people could study or talk quietly in the halls or do silent study in the library Or the antsy sort could go outside and act bke a hyperactive Martian. These guidelnes were used at the beginning of the year, but the nose became intolerable Suggestions of super-vsed study halls were mode, but a compromise was finally reached The hails were for quiet study only and if someone wanted to talk, he she would have to go to the fireplace or the lunchroom Those who hod boundless energy could still go outside The students weren't overly happy with the new rules, but changes had to be made. Nnth graders siruggk) vcflantty durng me Homocomng tug of war 64 Ninth Grade Chip jotascn Jenny KoeU Esther Krovit David Ur Snanda Marlin Koiie May Kevn Mestrich Mary Morrison John Kely Kathy Kortxiy Jay Larson Kate land Dan Marino Chhs McGronn Poa Wmhan Peiei Nord Tycho Keister Mcoie Korsh B« lewts Scott Marcus Mke Mottoon ta Mean loo Monteon Eteen O'Tooe Jon Otson jm Pouxioo Don Ostrov Potnck Ph«p Ph p Overby Debtxe Pogue Ashanti Payne ESa Popovtcn Cram! I've got a test today. These fear-f ed words are uttered up and down Breck hallways each hour, and can often couse qmver-mg fits or frantic studying For example. Ms Young's exoms have been known to make students use on entire day for cramming The study is never in vain, however, for the students must apply aU of their analytical and memory skills to do well Mr Yonker's “power tests also are legendary During a short forty-five minutes, students attempt to force their pens and pencis faster than the speed of light. All this rapid factoring, graphing. and integrating does produce results: his students do better on SAT's. These tests ore just a few of the wel-known Upper School exams. Although students shrink from then, the challenging tests help prepore scholars for college Metua Prest Pashel Prop® Dorof Pryor Troy P'choy Chre PyOol Mark Sahbury Loo Sander Wayno Schneider Laua Mke Stafford David Stout Shocketford Mark Stec Hubbard Stout Lansng Scott StonwKk Mefcsso Sweat t Shepard WNtnoy Tosha Swoon Bi Schul Stoddard Stefanro Solum Tom T nor do greets the X-mos soason Tom Thorp© Alex Torrance Brody Two Bears Bob Venters John Waetti Kathy Wakor Lara Wens Darren Wetter Marjo Wertor vschoSo WOams We couldn't ttxnk of o caption, but his name a Dave Andorson 66 Freshmen � I Ovl defense e ecc«es « the 9th grode commons Bus Life For most students, the bus is a necessary evil to be endured This attitude is often incomprehensible to those who drive to school, or have an alternative form of transportation. They don't understand the doily toil a bus rider goes through. John Smith gets up 20 minutes late. He bolts a cold slice of pizza for breakfast and runs out the door, charging to his bus stop, a quarter mile away on a hill. John is lucky today- the bus arrives at the same time he does (the driver's new and doesn't know the route) He clambers aboard and collapses into the back seat The fumes and the motion of the bus moke him sick as he tries to study for his German test. Finally, he closes his book and tries to sleep He leans his head against the window where it bangs against the frame. After reaching school at 8 45. John learns it is a late start day. He wonders the halls looking for his friend Raymond. Raymond's bus. however, is at the moment stuck on 55th Street in a large snowdrift At 5:30 he is outside looking for his van. He finds it and gets on Someone has a cello laid ocross the back seat, where John was plonning to lay down He sits, instead, in the second seat which has no padding. As John and the other students leave, the windows of the von pop open as the driver accelerates past ten mph He hopes they can listen to some music. KQRS or WLOL. but the only station the racko picks up is giving a static-filled farm report, John gets off next to last at 645. He squeezes mto the front, and jumps out the front door As he walks away, the van slowly gathers speed, and lumbers off. the last passenger sleeping in the front. Freshmen 67 Mke AcJams Lee Anderson Renee Anderson Sin Anderson Doug Anting Jm (sorter Nef Bart Tom Baxter Sara BeeOon Cory Brand tnga Broerman Jason Buxel Nets Carlson Aprs Cecchi Me hole Chompm Darn Christenson Amy Copper man Carson Cox Andrea Crockett John Crosson lory Drummond lesfce Dunlap Andy Efron Serene Evans tod Saroh Fongmon Susan Fink Martha Fiotten Rebecca Fronk The sophomores struggle vafcantty n an effort to win the homecomng tug of war match Sophomores Martha Jones s creating a now form of modem art-hand panted pop cons 68 Sophomores MOV Metnyclx turn gamwer A mg ,h® Jophomoro clow trp l?ot G� ooard Jome Gray Earl Hockng Anoa Matey lex a Harvser Rocfiet Hoskn Cnrotno Hr n Heather HtChCOCk Matt Hoffman Swan MoOen Alaon Houck Darren Howerton Monko Hoyt ►Acnoei Johnson Evan Jones Martha Jones Katie Kerr Dawn Krby Carofyn Koester Alex Krekler Scott Kreacfter Larry Lane Glen Lang Kely Larson PoU Larson Jennifer Leek Chnjtopher LO� ti Sarah Lesh Aorl Cecchi ana Darren Howerton Driver's Advice While most students take the bus. obout 22% Upper School students drive to school. So. a kst of the do's ond don’ts of driving have been compiled by some of the more seasoned drivers DON'T: bet you have enough gas to get from Breck to your house. Running out of gas on highway 12 is not only illegal, it can be hazardous to your health if you get home with your mom's car three hours after she was to leave for the symphony. DON'T: hove your friend save your parking space by laying down m it. Not only wi they ruin their jeans, but there are a lot of nearsighted drivers who might think your friend is a new type of striping. DON'T: leave McDonalds leftovers in the glove compartment for over a week They tend to mutate ond turn ugly. DO give your friends a lift to the Del. They deserve it. Didn't they help you clean up after that party when everyone had the neat idea of sticking corn chips to the wai with chip c p? DO: yield the right of way to truck drivers in semis if you drive a subcompact. These hints wl hopefully make driving a more pleasant experience. Even asprng truck© ne©a a Breck oOu cotton Sophomores 69 Jett Lewin DoCCxn McCreo Rob Morse Robbio Notion Vicki Price S none Risk Molt Rosenbero Even Server Sarah Ubertus Mark Mok yCh J Meaon Murray Scott Perry Jm Reay Chort© Roach Edward Ted Saxon Brace Lynno Moore Pool Nelson Tina Pfoa Ere Ringdahl Jan© Rofwopea Rosencram Kathy Sbano Mock noon Klmberty Rowe Loaro Honser and Serene Evenstod triends forever, or at least anti tomorrow 70 Sophomores Kori Smonsoo Jenny Sototorott Eke Sten l x� a SacAa Nechete atx Marno SpoUdng Stophensoo Siosinoof Lawrence Cafeo Siowart Stoner ' How wq havo you hod this problem? The Monday After Upper School students, because of a wider knowledge of the subject have a deeper, more complex fear of nuclear war than Middle or Lower school students. The made for television movie “The Day After brought student opinions out in the open, and moved many to action. When KSTP announced tentative plans to cancel The Day After.” students protested the action Petitions were circulated by juniors Keith Mestrich and Eric Christ Many students called channel five personally to express their strong disapproval of the intended action KSTP did show the movie on Sunday. Nov. 16. In school on Monday, the movie was the main topic of discussion. Classes shared common feelings of futility, powerlessness. and disgust concerning the actions of the govern- ments of the United States and the Soviet Union There were many widely divergent opinions of the movie itself. Some students felt the movie was unrealistic and not graphic enough Others were depressed by the amount of destruction portrayed The International Club had a formal discussion of the movie and. after the debate ended, decided to write to a sister school in the Soviet Union. The Day After” seemed to be a spark plug to the anti-nuclear movement at Breck. Chris Ashley, junior class president, summed up student feeling: the issue of nuclear war will never go away as the knowledge of how to build nuclear weapons has spread throughout the world ... we cannot prevent this, so we need to prevent the usage (of nuclear weapons).” Lojio Dunlop is stuck on o stump Sophomores 71 Juniors Anthony Shuster ond Mies Kunert struggle vokmtty for the junior tug of war team. Mr Mier and Sarah EWsg running a PH test David Anderson Chris Ashley Tanya Bachman Mcheie Bassett Ron Batman David Beck Boa Bertino Kim Brirics Ekse Bruhl Kim Burnet Davd Borns Karen Caperton Eric Christ Tyler Congdcn Rehecca Cunnghom Sor ah Dougherty Coroine Doyle Morit Dvorak Slava Egorshn Hannah Ettrxs Sarah Etsmg Sarah Rotten Chris Gogosz Nick Gardner Patrfc Goronsson Jason Greenaerg M«e Griffin PoU GruOb Mke Gutenchyn Bon Hanson Mke Johnson workbg on o lob in A P Botogy 72 Juniors Karon Hanson Stepharte HawKrvson fvHsy Hoafeorg Donna Ho cho Kan Hmmefctrup Jm Johnson Mfce Johnson Elame Jones Akson Koplon Shawn Ki©n© Ml© Kunert M e loukka Mk:h©� © low Kerry loo De ek lehmbrvg Joromy lovttt Kmberty Modgeit Done Morsh Crag Martn Chris Mortnez Magg May Ji VcAaoms Ke th Mestrch Karl Metzrver POJ Mornson Km Nuckies Mott Otton PM Pert BOD Pony Pom pw Sven PM Jean Peer Me arve Ports uxra Pr Ki$ More CJoij Ouch John Smith's life rook a 01-zarre turn Halloween night when he and other members of the soccer team had their ears pierced. It took three tries. Pot now he is the proud owner of a gold earring People had varying reactons to his new look H s parents thought it was strange The ous driver Pugged him coout it Countless people asked. How did you pierce your ear — with 'the gun- or what'’ Were you sco,ed’’ Oid it hurt'’ John got fired of ail the questions. Put he kept his earring m anyway He did. however, fake it out for Grcndoarents' Day Enc ftngaart ana Jason Greonoo g are aspnng ?o Do stars Juniors 73 Cnoryt Two Boors Homo Vontoft Both Wowon Jeff Wosis Dov� o Wong Enc Wo to Stovo Whiter Doon w omsoo W« Wntorrowd Tm WcxxJOnO Grog Voch Enc Yue Soroh Zmnvormonn MokeOa ZiAj 74 Juniors Ovistno Moftnoi otfoctiveiy utizrvg fro© spoco m tho ho Koith Mesinch obvousty doos not thnk yearbook is very seoous Driving Test A student's sixteenth birthday has special significance, i.e. the driver’s license. An obstacle. however, does exist: the test. The tes-tee's friends give him her a few million suggestions. ... Look at oi the intersections, go about 20-25. and really slam on the brakes during the quick stop “ Thus primed, the testee sets off. Some people pass with flying colors. One fobled individual got a perfect score with a stick shift. Some unfortunates have to take the test again and again, os they get the legendary testers who never pass anybody All eventually pass, and the new freedom is greatly appreciated After all. a knowledge of driving is required when friends are scattered all over the Twin Cities. Chrisfho Schaitberger is no! fond oi group project Phi Pork Efcso 8h t is Dortocmg o method that mutates lob me© into croatuos mot cro two toot long Poii Grubb Juniors 75 Since 1980 Breck has been undergoing some sort of construction. This was to be the first year with a relatively completed school, yet in January Breck undertook one of its most complicated construction projects ever. One fine winter day, a truck hauling 2500 pipes and 17 crates of casing wood appeared on campus. Workers arrived from Indiana and England, eager to begin their task of assembing the custom-made organ for the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. Organ builders Andrew Pennells and Andrew Dolby Ived at the Ambassador Motel during the two-week construction period and brought colleagues up from Indiana to help with assembly. Construction time was relatively short because Pennells and Dolby first built the organ in Brandon. England, corefuBy disassembled it and then rebuilt it in the chapel. Once construction was completed, a tuner began his task of adjusting the organ to the atmospheric conditions of the chapel, balancing the stops, and doing both the preliminary and the fine tuning. The organ cost two hundred thousand dollars, and one look at its magnificent structure convinces all that it was worth every penny. Mr. Pennells explained that the organ was specifically designed to create the best possible sound in the chapel space, and that it is therefore unique in the world. Above The lower section of the organ before assembly Right The nearly completed organ Betow The organ pipes in the foyer of the chapel before uvpockng 76 Mini-Mag The Organ Transplant The Day The Earth Stood Still -Dina Witter Fourth Grade It could have happened any day. The fact is, it didn't. It happened November 26. 1983 on a Saturday. This is my true story, for believing and non-believing ears; I remember it clearly: I woke up at 7:30 a.m. and changed into a crisp, lime-colored blouse and jeans. I went downstairs for some breakfast. My mom was stirring pancakes. I walked over to her.- She didn't move. She appeared to be sleeping. I didn't want to wake her. She had stayed up till 11:30 p.m. to prepare her speech on the advantages of computers. I found my dad was still asleep. I remembered I had to write an essay for school. So I went to my room. My collie puppy Georgina Rose was standing stock still, one paw in the air. This is weird. I thought I forgot all about my essay I went to my friend Cassandra's house. I rang the doorbell three times There was no answer I peeked in the window Cassie was reading She didn't even flinch. I wandered around I could feel the wind, but no leaves rustled Dogs stood with their mouths open, but no sound came out I realized it. The eorth was standing stil Suddenly, the wind stopped I was the only thing moving. I heard the flap of w ngs There, in front of me. was a fictional centaur' His horse part was all black, his man's torso was strong, and his red hair and freckles gave him the appearance of a young boy. The earth. I coed, “is standing sti” “That, young girl, is why I have come. You may call me Meridian, for I am half man and half stallion I am real but in a sense I am not Get on my back, and we win go. “Where? I asked “You have seen your earth, he sad as I cimbed on his bock “We must defeat the Kyklos with our mods Only then, wi you have the power to save your planet. “Kyklos, I mused, “in Greek, the ar- C(0 “Exactly, the Circle of Evil. You must hold around my middle if you do not hold, the Kyklos will tear you off my back. “Where. I asked agan “My. you are shortminded Not Where but When, not Why but How. not Now. but Before Later “How. I asked, “how do l use my Mind? os we took off. “Let yourself sip into me. you wi see what is needed. I slipped into him. I sow a ploce hidden to man. a wooded glade with roses intertwining with trees and junipers Some centaurs were playing harps ond flutes. It was a fast yet slow, lively but sod song. Some were kicking their heels, some were turning in I wandered around. I could feel the wind, but no leaves rustled. Dogs stood with their mouths open, but no sound came out. I realized it. The earth was standing still! circles, and some were rearing Then a dark shadow was cast. Unseen creatures dove and puHed at every living thing. Screams filed the air. The centaurs thought of love and compassion. The shodow was gone. So was the vision. I gasped. “Yet, Meridian so� d. “we fought them off But two bengs might not be able to. Only when the Old Music, the rune, passes your bps it wiU be again. We were in spoce. Stars flashed brilliantly Mars glowed fiercely red in the distance A comet whizzed by. Suddenly the beauty was gone. Humans ond creatures alike puled and perfected strange machines Buildings had been ruined. Men with machine guns patrolled “A Fontion. Meridian gasped. “A Fantasy Condition, or not so fantasy. The man pomted guns at me Meridian took flight, “ Wi that be our earth. I cried in angush “Wi we all be slaves to the Kyklos? It is very possible They have put the earth to sleep, and they are working on a way to do this “Hold! he cried “Hold and think Think of times of laughter with friends, of unicorns and centaurs smgng and dancing. ond times of no war. I felt a pu� ng at my throat I thought of me ond Cassie and Jante telling jokes and laughng. I thought of the centaurs making merry. I thought of the USA and the USSR trodmg. sharing I thought of nuclear freezing. “No. I shouted “Good. Laughter. Mirth, Merry. Love, Compassion. Brotherhood. God. Jesus. Sharing. LOVE. This was too much. The grasp on my throat loosened. though the Kyklos were still there. A change came over me A tingling, lovely sensation I shouted The earth, our living bai. Save us from this dark wall Winds. Snow, and Fire Our ancient father, our loved sire Stop the evil, stop it. yield. God. our Great Golden Shield We were on earth. “You have love, they do not. Meridian sad We were on a rock near my home. “Goodbye. Meridian. I said tearfully. “You have been brave We will meet ogoin. And what you have learned? As the leaves rustled I answered. “Nothing «s what it seems. 78 Mini-Mag Top: Loo ScfxfifKM in her Hawoon opporei left: Poreni votunteort prepao for the luau. Right: No luou � complete without o Teddy Boar Luau As the last upper school student drifts out of the auxiliary dining room, brightly dressed men and women enter, laden with pineapples. coconuts, and kiwi fruits. Palm trees spring out from behind classroom doors and tiny Hawonan munchkins obediently march in single file. What is going on here’ As strange as it might seem, a Hawaiian Luau is about to be held in the middle of a Minnesota winter, at Breck School The Luau has been held for the first graders for three years. It brings their recent studies of Hawaiion history and culture to 6fe. Parent volunteers, dressed m their brightest clothes to match the children's grass skirts and leis. lead groups of children through a round of games, including bean bog toss, bingo, and hot and cold. Other parents prepare a huge buffet of oranges, pineapples. coconuts, kiwis, cherries, and fruit punch. The chddren are proud of their decorations, especially of the palm trees With leaves made of tracings of the children's hands, these are genuine palm trees! Porents and first graders agree what better way to brighten a Jonuary day m Minnesota than a Hawaiion Luau?l Mini-Mag 79 Cabbage Patch Dolls This Christmas It was not computers, video games, or battery operated toys that were snapped up by rampaging consumers, but a stuffed doll complete with adoption papers. The demand for these Cabbage Patch Dolls were incredible, but the supply was limited ••• so limited that one man tew to London to get one for his child for Christmas. A group of Wisconsinites waited at Milwaukee Stadium for a load of dolls to be dropped from the sky after a joking radio announcer mentioned the event. Why did all these people go to such an extent to obtain a doll that is positively ugly in all respects? Newsweek attributed this phenomenon to the dolls' appealing runt-of-the litter quality, which won the hearts of millions of children at Christmastime, 1983. It has been observed that fashions always seem to repeat themselves m the 1920's, a hairstyle caeed the Bob was popularized by the flappers Now known as the Breck Bob. this chin-length cut is much favored by the sophomore girls. Above: Another form of the Breck BOO Above right: Alson Houck ana Koty Kerr Right: Efce Sten ■HU llipilli Wg m mm fl|||:|lllS|||l| 80 Mini-Mag Small Potatoes When Break Students retuned from the '83 Christmas vocation ful of such ridcSes as who was Sir Issoc Newton's dog or in what movie did Chorlie Chaplin play Hitler or even who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1942 it was apparent that a phenomenal change had occured. The reason for this preoccupation with little known focts lies in the exciting new game Trivial Pusuit. This game is a combination of a game show and Parcheesi It is oddcting. and players ore soon obsessed with mastering trivia. Students brought games to school and roched their brains during free periods. It remans to be seen whether this trivial knowledge will benefit them in the future. Left Kerry Forsyth — Trtvo Mailer Below Noth Grower j ptoyng Trivial Pusul in me Upper School Commons Bottom Both sides or o Trivial Pvxsut card r© What are the Twin Cities’ (JD What film did Art Carney win the 1974 best actor Oscar for? What organization was given the only Nobel Peace Prize awarded during World War 1? What day of the week did Solomon Grundy die’ What's the only day named for a planet’ I® What hobby was developed by the Palmer Paint company of Detroit? Minneapolis and St Paul Harry and Tonto The International Red Cross Saturday Saturday Painting by numbers Mini-Mag 81 What would you do if you were faced with a roomful of children whom you did not know? Now imagine that you cannot leave until 3:15. Now imagine that the kids are hostile because you ore making them do math Would your first reaction be to run out of the room? Lock the kids into a janitor's closet? Cry? Two women in the Middle and Lower Schools confronted situations like this con-stantly and handled them without losing their cool or breaking anyone's arm Their names were Darlene Sims and Jackie Waller, and they were trained at Virginia Union College They spent twelve weeks at Breck in order to acquire some on-the-job training before they were completely certified Student teaching is definitely not a bed of roses. Without the steely glares gained by older, more experienced teachers, these student teachers often devised creative ways to control the class. A student teacher can brighten up a classroom by bringing in a fresh viewpoint and new enthusiasm, and Ms. Sims and Ms. Waller certainly did that in 1984. Student Teachers 82 Mini-Mag 1) Wi 2om (2) K.C Pet fS (3) Wayne Widerjon. (4) Jm Roismoo (5) Mortc Rohnchl. (6) Karen Horner and Katherne Booby (7) Soon Harrison Mugs Each year during the third week in September, students suddenly break out in a rash of new haircuts. fancy blouses, and thicker makeup. What causes this fashion metamorphosis? Camera Arts Day! When the day finally comes, students decide they don't want their pictures taken, as they realize they can't smile right, their eyes seem funny, and besides, they look as if they have a double chin. However, they afl end up in front of the camera, the traumatic experience to be recorded forever in the yearbook for the whole school to see. Seniors during this time are slightly more relaxed than the rest of the school because they know they also have the option of a professional portrait. Therefore, they can wear black glasses, funny hats, and stick their tongues out at the cameraman with impunity. Some of the resulting senior pictures provided such comic relief that they seemed worthy of display. Mini-Mag 83 ons Of The Kamikaze Each year's hockey season seems to initiate a new trend, in 1971. it was the Kazoo Band, and in 1984, the Sens of the Kamikaze emerged With colorful uniforms, flags in hand, and a set of well memorized cheers, this spontaneous group appeared at every home game, ready to foSow its leader. Uncle Nip. The uniform, for those who missed this awesome display of school spirit, consisted of army fatigues and boots, blue and red makeup, and the ali-important headband embellished with a red circle — the red sun of Japan — and an arroy of Chinese letters. The cheers combined the basic M-U and Rumble Beat with original thoughts expressed m the Beer Cheer. the Credit Cord Cheer. and the Cereal Cheer. Other cries were adopted from various porents in the crowd, for example. Hey Ref, one more eye and you would be a Cyclops! Although some of the opposing teams' fans found Breck students a little strange, the Breck crowd agreed that the Sons of the Kamikaze significantly boosted the school's spirit and helped the hockey team to achieve its incredibly successful season. 84 Mini-Mag Stop: In The Name Of Lungs his being the third year at the new campus, most students feel that they know the school inside and out. Yet. one remote. sparsely furnished room is kept well hidden from the students view. It is the refuge of teachers and administrators who ore victims of the HABIT. Gas mask in place, a reporter monaged to penetrate the dense atmospheric conditions of this Faculty Smoking Club where, in the dim light of a single lamp, each member interviewed vowed to kick the HAB-BIT — someday ♦ Mini-Mag 85 Laurie Michelle Adams Eric Anderson Jeffrey William Anderson Entered 1978 Nicknames loune-befe. lout Memonos l just can't fry] my shoes; the N D dtemmo. mo Desei dierrmo. You soom iko o 4 0 gkr: the cadaverous man of the Kxary. Coyol's S CO of Now York. typog the resoorch paper in the halway. bib ogra-phUing . hyperbolizing ; No. my real name is not Laura; 6-8-34; Women's Soccer. May Program '83; xeroxed signatuos. lot x-x; the letter Q; firo investigator; Jute?; knckerbocker , EOe and Sytvio; Sherwood?; If you hopes should pass away, then smpty protend you con txjJd them ogon . NOT for you! Entered 1981 Neknames Sparky. Sparks. Sparkles. Boat Awards and Activities t gh Honors 10-11. Golf 10-n. Youth in Government Memories goWng summers, homework-’ tonight? the gome's on'; J.C s Who rearranged my room? ; Pout s; Eizoboth's. Mark. L-Do! and HUGE R-beof sandwiches. Atncarns. 8 A Chon Animal. Rondy ond 10th gr ro g . Shaggy, Whore's Mchoet? At the gal couse ': Eogle at Mnneapo s. concentrate, b© consistent. Coach losing n playoff. Art Bruce Lee and tho awesome ten«s combo; Tippy you pup!. Jake. Late nite cards, tope dances. Team Natchez vs. Toam Kenwood: street footbafl, Topper Feld ond touch football; The Duck. The Moss of Sporky '; So. what cotege ya gomg to? . Honors Engfcsh paper and no sloop, gartc toast and o J Entered 1982 Awards ond Activities Cross Country 11-12. Cross Country Sking 11. High School Bowl 12 Memories is this roaly port of tho roco couse?. H. ao you rrvnd me sayng hr?; Lost in Wayzota. Gomg on a masters run. Chant ana Be hoppy is the key Jam session; REM-Replocemonts. should wo go to practice this wook?. The orange bookshelf. Cromer's; Does anyone reaty do homework n the senior lounge? 86 Seniors (TV Carolyn Lee Andrews Entered 1979. Roontered 1983 Nek names Conte. Droid. Puppy Eyes Memories Sergei, my son. GRIT, dscus throwers end tco tor the Cambodon refugees, doty mention, stocking with KenwocxJons Bede the 0(0 Country. Jelo Wars onO Nuke the Wholes. Apri 27. f c?. sly woman hockey and btazards; kitchen wench. Sound Affects and yos. n moke the pizza. K.C's party ond the hot tub ho looks thot way at evoryono . Hereto, soccer (lead foot); Anoko. sprng weak 82. •'Hoof of the Momont , bke and write. 14; Mke on Fridays. HOST, A P Portyng. smogesbogo; two-forono-nght. oh beauty, much tovo to Florida, wait what?; I'm gkxl l m here Paul William Bogard Entered 1981 Reentered: 1983 Memories Bengborn — 6 10 66. Fronch toast first day of f� sf grode. French toast first day of 12th grode. M. Jane. Bonne, Koto, ond Bridget. Dense m the spring ron 1983. Frank. Ken. ond Charley. Tim Rosenfieid. Joy Johnson. Brod WakofiekJ. Runnng with Dave at toko of the Wes. W A brooth of fresh or Zorn. Corno. Trenon. Peter Murray. Kitty; Sarrmy White; J.C Wotts and OU. G and G; M ond P. Nool and Sue. Mr Mier's 5th and 6th hour biology 1981. mom ond dod. the Lake. Hotand. the Marries. Rochet dd you rooty shave your tegs? . (I'm gomg to mefce it you know). Teddy ond Bear. Shnor — I love you Astrid Ursula Brucker Ente od 1981 Ncknamos Astro. Strid. Stro. B onde Awards and Activities Snow Daze 10. Mexico Trp 10. Term 10-12. Trock 10. Musical 11. Nowspapor 11-12 Memories LOVE AND CLOVES Asti. Koogsbronn. Leon, motorcycles, castles, moonight, toddors. Je t ome Denm New York, crushed raspberries at C6K. downtown lunches. An insenption or drawing made on a rock or wei so os to be seen by the pubke. tho blend guy — hands. 10 30. 12 00. or 2 00. no 4 30� . Joe and Danny: almond Fast Tmos. wdkog through London n the ron H Rechebochor — the lofts: Boots modo in Italy hot ana gloves on Fraay rights (mustod. txrgundy. o vo groon) salt ana pepper, the y nsono asylum. Louie Mter. 1022. lor Lubovitch: PhAp Gloss — tno north sto. Three Foe os Turned Seniors 87 Katherine Leah Bugby Elizabeth William James Bums Campbell Entered 1981 Awards and Activities Hooors 9-12. varsity Soccor. Capto n 10-11. Ai-Conference. Varjity voieybai 10-12. Copton 12. Al-Conference. MVP 11-12 Memories Are yo roody — rwe wo go Ineedo schmoger. Shan. member hoystocki?. Sioshm and Snoozin'. 8 o Boo. Ithe Boo. Boo s Best Baddy. Vtc-tor??'; Phone cels: spying, on dear. Stavkoi. W� konnen Go Gomodcnon sen. Moca's and Rocky's orrvore; Wort's Pink Panthers; Deutschland Re.so — thanks Herr lundgren. Thee Queen; Excuso me. are you a Rmar-ck? Henou. Jo. ok. un huh. Wake up Ssxmiooer , Nance's donee and Kooky Uk.es. Tooffism and Precious Fnend. You chogi; HorvestI; See noivai. My name is CnubPy”. Ai it fakes is o title tkooch . Confuaus. Surety — Jones', yoooso. So ya k ke the Motor man ayo?: o k Ales KKx Entered 1983 Awards and Activities Track. Fal ploy; Cross Country Ski Team. Homecomng m c Memories The new girt. I love Scoobe-Dooi. Ore Mr at Bonnott fie«. The foct that rooty scares mei. Doncng ot B S's party, stoikng R at Pronto's with Kristen and Charles Late rvght salads with Laurie and Coryn. You guys help. I'm not hetoll . Heather loves cooks ot Gotti's!; Kazoos with Kate. Anno he hos the hot chocolate brewing! ; Tony Voopn n the Bonz. Would you recommend the kckoty-chick? ; Mono why does this always hoppen when we ore at the party? ; tho Thuhderbxd incaont. Duff and Ato scopng Lunds — Anno how pouf another s strot? , Thank-you J '80'. Adopted Bahamian. Thank-you Mom. Dod. ond David Entered 1981 Awards ana Activities Honors 10-12. Footbai 10-12. Captain 11-12 Memories Kenny Pork, the good tmes; Jm's 1st; Footed bg 3's. fun t nes with friends. Condo. Kamis; parties with the hoys. Joseph, ai the old times, now too (cupcakes) class tips, good friends, mounton sk«ng. kick goes Mono. H Kotie Wurmerskurskn. Officer my grond-mo's ri the hospital. Grass Lake. I lovo you; � Dad'; Soed. Mo. JmPo. Tops. Drew. Paul. Sparks. Mark. Kat you modo the year fun: Koth — Deutshchland1; Jon — sorry l blow tho plan, jtm — walkin' to Horner's: Mo, be a cowDoy You meant?; Some smooth shots Ndo serrm-b� od yoks 88 Seniors Mark Ruth Ann John David Chan Cohen Collins Entered 1980 Awards and Activities Honors ona Wgh Honors 9-12. Footbai 9-12. Boseoai 9.12 Memories Tr© to Germony. porty n my room: Brookin' Dome. B g Threo. Boor crawls; Jammm' on my drums. Ploy mo Bonham beatt. Tno Rover. Constant Air Flow Mohmes. Driver's od with Warn. Flood lovos mol; lam-D gn� or SPA game 29-28. what do wo do for Our sorter jpeech Martnoz?. I can t drive homo this way. Hoy British kidl; (MC.MB.P M ) Trso Torrtvio Trto. Ih© Con-(oronce Commffoo. Sparky and Snaggy. Ammol. Nice nor Sroomor; Coach Doo. Kordo. Rolf. lofqusf. Car pool with Jon and Andy, lot's Porty. Your oyos ore so rodi van Heron ana Boston. Boontown a great. Good luck and Thonks to class of '84 Entered 1979 Mcknomes Ruthy. Ruthyonn. Puffy. Rutharm Mane. Rufus. Brut. 8ruth Awards and Activities Soccer 9-11, Muvccis 8-11 Memories Roc no Rutno. Somes© Twins: i was wafting down the ha .; Sking with 8eth. Hoion stores; Why is she so mod? I got itl; Guess what jeans I'm wearing; Hard Ho'. Champion jam © Prnco Asti Satva-ton. Sanmen. Accents. Chrs and Ruth H . NCSA. Pott-. Yol. Heyi: Rond A . What?, i tnnk I stepped on tvs foot. Red Bandana Man. Alyso and her oaby. Frpp wand. Pngry a 16. C ff. Bo you own person. So. ttvs is rooty the cne. I thought he wos itobon?. our family history. C� ch. Deod preppies. Timpo. Mustord. Ovo and 8urgundy?. Tytono. A good vew. Rooss ona Bess. Piowng feds n ovorofts. I couW fjst so© you Susan Fsowors: Trodton Entered 1980 tJcknames Mark John Tom Coftns d t q r s a h y p h r z X P C h b n 0 i i c e V t ni f f 1 0 h a r ni 0 n i c a s 0 0 w s d e 1 1 d f j n b X u u h n l y 1 r d p k b e i r r 1 0 n i i X q Z r 1 h I t t r w n X 1 a c e P d m w y y V s h c e 1 c a w h q p f f h u 0 ni V k s c h 0 0 i 0 0 p i z m z u u X l y 0 t u u e t n 1 s a c w p g 1 S r r i g r g t 4 k s y z e a c 0 u Seniors 89 Andrew McAuley Comfort Dana Lynne Curry David Allen Craven Entered 1980 I'+cknames Rondy. Andy. Joe Joder. Kuds. E GkJbc. Comfj. Onus. Mi Pnaps. Jkco Mon. Cooch Flood, long oi Orange Juice. Coogorheod. Cor pot Bun Awards and Activities Soccer. Ski Team Memories fngor pointing, toughing, gatin' oweos, crying, kindergorfen in© sweet car, the ELF. ninth grodo. gottin' some. gettn- some ninth grode: martial arts. wt o ore you? Star Wars-5. Hon lundgren's btfthday. fumy seniors. bod horcuts G-3ers. what is ff s uni-vors©?. thought. trees, and sosamanders. that’s so we«d. scopes'. I'm n o so serous. T V . saving the frogs. Vote for Andy, he’s a guy. my sweatshirt, Jo© n Tho Long GoodOye You're saying goodbye a the t-mo. every minute you Wo Bocaus© thot's wnat He s. just o long, song goodPye To coo thno after another' Goodbye Entered 1982 Entered 1980 Memories Yeah. I'm Chris Curry's safer. Nankin right; dor Emtelf?. the Geoff Hugs lakeside fantasy. I didn't buy it Peaty they kidnapped me and forced me to party with thorn . Bock on the Chon Gong, die Grunen, Sue I'm Gumby. what's it to you? , thanks for takng the free. Heather; Bke ana Write and the double trouble nght. diet toks. Uxihe and the N 0. cKomma. schmorgosboard. Bake Sol© Days, rod Sconco and jot-mine tea. Ouosmodol. the nfamous Monster Baby . Ronossance 1983 Excuse me u. where a that super huge boar? , the nuns scoro. Excuuuuuus© mo. oro you o Rmarcfc? . just buddies. V r konnen go-go Mod-chon se v. MAM's; lakev e?i. stubs. Thanks t om and Dod. DoOoDo. livo for tho prosont. cry Nancy Ellen David Shannon Eileen Donovan Ellen Joan Efron Entered 1973 Awards and Activities Soccoc 9.10, Bye Bye Brdo. Mat-tress. Bobos n Arms Memories St Anthony Mon — bohnd the wharf. Bg Boo. bltlo Boo. Boo's Best Buddy. pink ponthors. oh dearl. the P church, chocolate chip shakes. sJoshn' and snoorn' — the skmber party. 300 a m. nor wash -ng with Poggy; But I'm woarrvg patent leather shoes ; GG and AT. Anois and pink pearls. Swingng under the stars. Florida '82; I was on my way to pick up my fnend frcm Ukrainian Dance 8oroboo; Rocky Roc-coco. cioonng with Katherine; Thee Queen ; My you look just Ike Prince Andrew'. Hey you. meet me at the Mpfes. ok port in '92. Copton Crunch. Thanks for evoryth-ng Kothorine — love always'. Bye Peg and Snoni. Natasha Entered 1980 Hcknamos Shannogotor. Shamy. Shnangan A words ond Activities Soccer 9-11. Ski Team 9. Cheer -loodng 10. Coplain. Honors 11 Memories G F.'s. Poo Kot. Corne. Nancy. Trocoy Sorry crvarte son of a Davo Apple River. Mr Right, whatever happened to hokdng hands?''. Duluth. S PI C. Londermott. I love you Stevo'. 3-D. C C . RR with A: DP CJP.Ino word. wowl. Shongoya. leal crunchin'; T P B.C.; Good Tune . Hey 8oby you ond me. P M A . Parking lot Attendants Bus Otiver, Wama Get lucky ; St Anthony's. Bass lake, Dron Ud. every thing but and atrnostYe«owsfone trp. CD at HS. RV . DuNord trips. Chart©. Scott, and Davo. Nordca ciluen of the oorth. Nuke the Smurfs: I look at the world with chldsh eyes, finOng joy and contentment in a� that i see ' Entered 1975 t+cknames Elans. No«o Norte A words and Activities Ugh Honors 9-12, JV Tennis 9-10. JV Soccor 10. Dramatics 9-12. Pres Thospons 11-12. Chapel Committee 11; Yearbook 11-12. Cum Loude Society 11-12 Memories Kng of the Castle. Stay out of H. Leonard'. The Doc and Dory Queen, Ywason of the Driveways; Con you go out rs the ha ana just be? . Hunger Wo and March of Dimes wok. Con you say? Aunt Jemma, Of eon vogos. Everyone knows him ©xcopt me. Al nghtl Don't to me. That's right, that's nght wo bod1. That «s siuptdi'i; Cute pi's forovef Seniors 91 Elizabeth Ann Elert Entered 1980 Memories logoi Women's Fim. tenrvs. JuSa fh© or' Goa-'. Jcmy M. Snnn Europe '82 Louvre. There-sa Anno ona Jan — thank-you w much love. Swam1 New York. Amsterdam, Sec ona Chances': Randy — cowl’. no-woy'' nckol-cimo, bononny bread. Margo Dnky Town Bg dumb. Sorgo, Arden Garden NOGC doner cries What's on my arm Vornet-Day, w A Frosts Ooero Snger. Content Kont. lars. G-3 x Bocc ngnt'i' Mazo a popucle. Tyson. Cart, Brondo Now Yoor's, rrnssng a tmb . Innrtfree JB boby-cokos Oofs. worm . llOVE K F . Fe� x. Eroserheod. K Si 8 song. Tun dotes , dasy. Fu-;, Togo. A choo . Ddjy — I tove you Mad Coppers waiting'', aesoous lough. Suburbs red. Joe McMntosh Ddpnoa I'm Mr Blue ona rm nere to stay with you '. Rents Sol and Jor. Mark — thank you very much XXXOOO Nancy Margaret Esslinger Entered 1981 Memories meeting Hoorn, teosng Mcxk. the lottor. ns Homecomng Day. gottrg to know Jotyyvo H . doncng. grH n hstory. party chez mo, Edo jeon's brv sch with Z28. the scab, Ed and physics. Npo et Aquatonnid wilh Lcrs. Ms, Lane: the code' at Bernet. J S D w E 8 , A i, ana H M Josus People joke; ihe show, the Lott with Avoda. Atrlcon nco Osh with G3: A 8 ond H M coo� . German Trip 83. hotol n runt, night-He ot Sdz — Kotherne. moped; Andreas. Herr Lund-oren s groat odvontures, H©ko, Kotrn. imca s party. b ng to vnoyora jokes on Chung-o Poranora s bar-ogos. white roses 1st Ave w.th Heath. Ame B.'s pod. the not©) sutx bs — Voneto and Earn Bouffaite tdever and ever Kathryn Anne Flanagan Entered 1978 Memones Find Shake. 10th grodo party busted, mia swngng w Let durng fnois condo w Bd. Hotter. Heel or Hots commando’ Pasta on the ce rg � r©s w Mond. Apple River. Toga Party, the Rust, the rnpod Rodrson dremma, fun dates . Thanksgiving of 82. Gross Loko whero's my grey shoel: Barrett potties. Nu-Nu, Tom. St Anthony MOn; ash on the lip. Nervous ond Nousoous. Koy Largo gas podds-oyesds: Jommo w frank G-3or. A c Project. I love NANNY scorynghtsw 84 get tost ond fnd a new job. Rude , inseparable w Kothy n 7th grade, Berg comfort able on W 8 Lake w tea tongues Bed Beam i love you. me Brkebener w Anne. Thanks Mom and Doa ona good tuck 92 Sentgrs Kerry Andrew Forsyth Entered 1982 Mckname The 'For '' Awards and Activities toonx JV 11. V 12. Basketba Jv 11. V 12. Trock V 11-12. Ai-Conference 11 Memories Ondi. Janete. Rieka. Mm. Sandy. u-u-Mor-shaf-U trtv with Tap-Homer Jordan; -ECorj. Northern summers. Hoopi and Jams. Rappn'. South 77-North 68. Rosn Bran at JC s. ri shave when we lose . Ozzy. Cars. Who. Groteful Oeod. Jock von Browne — any others I can t romomper. stealing Darth Mumbty peg Derrick s Super Vatu. Dnkylown Margaret Anne Foster Entered 1978 r+cknames Peggy peg P’Q Foster Grant Awaas end Activities Voleybat 9-11. Soccer 9-12. Muscats 8-10. Honors Momones 3 am nor washng wiih Nancy swngng under the stors. Florida 82: summer out East. I was gang to pek up my fnend at LVrorxyi Dance (Opot). Rocky Rococo's. St Anthony Mon and the parkng tot Lake Harriot wrth Shannon. ORANGE CONVERTS KARMANN-GKAS' Long-term crushes. a Tvner fmgs. Prom and prom party, Ron. Perkns. Trocey nd Came. Lake Mnnotonko. Beth Rochet, end everyone Drrvng Up North, partes. Prince. Smon and Garfunke Foregn men Cnogs Good Fnends and Great tmes Mark A Soft Pink Lcfce Country. $ F A w ptos The deocty 3-D. cute cars ana cut© guys. Apple River. Tod Dowmg ”0uHh Heunh’i; Senor Speech Rachel Susan Goldman Entered 1979 tteknames Rocn Roc no. Ray Mooch. Pi pe woman Memories Trod ton Rutho. Siamese Twins. Rani. SO how s it gong’ scapegoats. Februory'. Rochol Jenner lemon extroct. BROWNfS. Coffoo. Tea, or Dolt© Man cotti. Guordan Angets. 17' to Garbage Cons. Leroy eternal lap partners. Thursdays Po co. crutches. Urp© hood award. I gotta run. whoro ore my shoes’? — Get the cell truthtuiy ncredde K K Cookng See s suckers, peo-pats ESKMO p -roost. ptoteou be« graph. A P Party. Chcogo Foster-Grant Henri omg 85 tmes my mi© brother s sek Hgh Anxety'. Mend s tape moosure. grapefrut SEED, feeing ps pie’ matzoh bats — nee patt©s. some bogeis Mark, ti n around icrary award. Fiamngo KUfsw’i. Oucrwn1 Seniors 93 Janet E. Greenlees Carrie Lee Gustafson Clare Elizabeth Hackett Entered 1979 ttcknamo Nannet Awards ana Activities- Tenro 9. BasketbaT 9-10. logos 12, international Ck£ 9-12 Memories Purple oower Mr C . 'Mop© '. DobPo. Suo Pokey s Woe bog motes. Don ond Prom; pizza. Aut doutsch Pile' , obnoxous Eric. WMt colege ore you gang to? : senior pnvleges. Class of ‘84; nothng gold can stay , braces Thanks Brock. ond good luck seaors! I I rms ya'. livo ooch (joy os though wo wore gong to ive forever. and os though we were gong to do tomorrow Entered 1981 Atcknomes Gus. Kd Awards and Activities: Honors 11. Softbol V 10-12. Al-Contoronco 10. Swrnmog v 11 Co-Coptorv Basketbal V 10.12 Memories G.F.S.. Shannon. Sue, Chris. Piggy. Trocey. Dona. Karl. Andrea. Mssy. Gordo, thanks tor the good tmos. The lokos. the Menogyn expononco. a day with Gor«se ond Dateec. “We’ro n Wyomng . Smon and Garfunkel. Shorgoyo. “lost memories ; St Anthony Man. S D. ikes who’ . Trocey's boat. March 6th; the pod'. It’s Brooke SNottsi ; The Boss ond Etton . That must be kooi-od1 . Fnday Profs. Prom nights; J-� -M. Sorry ocrffer. but . . cold ducks n the hot spring. Dana s short-tved romances, What was r s name? ; Why not swim 8rook-v ew. chow sessions and more chow sessions and dots Entered 1982 Awards ana AcWvrhes Hgh Honors n-12; Soccer 9-12. Trock 9,10.12. Cross Country 11. ht Oub 11-12 Memories Ramsey Uonne. Doug. K.C. — tocos and hot dogs. I W — crcse R. The Res”. EYC; sking. Hogerman Aggy. MYS. Rossi ; M.T.. B8. Mark — Toykxs Fab. penes, dozen red roses. B8M . motorcyclrg. To quero. proms Breck: Kns; Diatomic Buddy”; Maryam the gang . Hoogen Dazs. pie eatog contest. Mexico — It’s not my problem ; Vamanos ; Hoia ; some fun Acapulco, pai o. Fobiolo; Georgo ; Fru ; ClEC — last r� ght swrrmng, Mmi. Rieka. Gonc� « Nr . water (ght with Pokey. the Del trip. Thanks for snarng . who was that boyfriend?! ; To my procous fnends May you Ive as long as you ike. ond have cfl that you ike os long os you ive ” Ivan Hajovy Brian D. Hammer Sean Harrison Entered 1981 Awards and Activities Soccer 10-12. Bosketboi n-12 Memories Homecomng 1982 the Who. Fioodo. Carr ) 82-83. lua. Bo Bosebo logot cause o pne fa on bat. Germany. mngkjssos wok through Otympo Stodt-porV: Hey dude. n she fat?; Gong i never wont to make them cty. I pst got bored don't ask mo why. David weams 82. B Rod. BlCA. Hoy dude, let's party. Rock out. waif What ao you doing tonight? Wo . I don’t know you e� ihor Kovalenko. Love regn o'er me Entered 1982 Awards and Activities Bond 9-11. Char 9.10,12. Debate 9-10. Tennis 11; Cross Country $k g 11-12 Track 9-10. international Club 11-12. Tutor 10. Honors 9-12 Memories Marshal, Cokxodo. 8 C , ana Wagner's •'food ; Modome. debate? me?, the cities: shat jokes, radnght pg. CNcogo. Bunno and Mss Jones hdo. Mona, tho looder. Mr Pepperrrvnt. Mr Muncy, duck duck goose, brown water, the T-txd. tho Colonel's, moot, pressure-cooker. Sometmes Choke's mommy says drty words ; miorvght of the truck stop, los Mnos. acopuchi. running out of qos twice SlC people. Where ae the keys? . TB to G1 Entered 1977 Reentered 1980 Ncknomes YJ. Terry nous. A en Ckpooard Head. Earwax Sagont Eyobol The Fonj. Mogcof Ofrus Boy. Aspaogus Legs Cooddy the Now Bea Tory, Cheese Bint Neck. Chochee. Moon Jean the Dancag Mo-chne. Magnum Ariot. Budget Power Boy. Terry. Lettuce Ups; John John McMuffn Beautiful Prnce. Hond-some nary, Sur-eon the Rug Doctor. Mr FoottxX. Throwng Sta Man. Dood Octopus Boy. M Smoothed Goose. Chcken Pot Socks, the heh Warn Wriggly the Brch Bork Boy R e ChOOO Mr Tendentious. Omega The Unknown. Mav Constarvo. Shawn Cosstdy Margaret Marie Harstad Entered 1976 f+cknamos: Mug. Butch Awards and Act v t os Honor 9-12. Tenrw9-12. V Sk -mg 8-12 V Softbai 9.12 Memories Kat's Party: 0.8 . Prom 83 w Dove. Karon. Ed — G T's. Ambassodor Motel — I love you Flam, •‘Soaking Out . WSam'l — wo’ro rogufor . Pmk Sdukrots; Hoiowoon '83 — wr house — ono spocoi mom. Camp Icoghowon Ives: trader party w Rye 8i J A ; Notion — Gratfitti's. Clovo D.J.'s. Night Sa ng Prince. WM's puppy cabin. Jockson B. I love you. thonfc. you. and God Boss — mom. dad. Kass. HM.KH. J.S. D W . K F . L E . E B . DC . M M . CTYis. Mark, and HuO Thank-you Karen! I love you dearly1 Okay. Dye-bye Randall Vernon Heath Entered 1980 Hcknames: Andy. Anton. The Kudos. Star Wars Awards and Activities Hockey V 9-10. JV 11. MVP JV Tcx rvey 1982. Soccer 3-12 Memories Super Hot Car. tno coCxn. Mr Bones. Bod Boy Hunting. K C i tonguo; Nuge wave. Holoween 1981 — lawn chars Dod s wardrobe: sweet boots, those art lodles. Herr lundgren. Ednanvte; Matted Mk Boy; Ohhh what, the block theory, party at K C.’s. comp kicks, careless driving, the bk e Home: lownmowng moot and potatoes, frosting Wayne s; the hustlers. Lazy; Colston. Hi. can I get one?’ Iggy. Playboy Charm©!. Hiring the canyon, pcrvcs. ousted •'rf it's fhoro. go and do it ” Linnea Kay Hempel Entered 1978 Mcknames Noe. Noynah Awards and Activities Soccer 9-11: Basketbc 9. Crew for plays 10-11 Memories I gotta go NOW!, picnics n the park-ng lot; Oweeo doodoo — Timbo. bespottered. Mke , 8-coys with Beth — meet you at Burger Khg n S mnuios; Purple Power I. Francois — Shoecogo. on the beach Pool ond E� se; Nna — chickens . Mogo and Fab. ush-orng with Chris; 2. waking up the dead end with Wayne and Nna — o true Kenwoodkyv ‘tit tie Rod Corvor”. Giovanni Antonio FavJa. Hasbro, Bob on President's wookond — port yin1 hearty. Karen — next door Morky Mortho:. R G — my best friend; the green mo-chne with Kom. Ray. Tm. ana Me — jarr-mri' n tho basemont. swoet Demck — Creep Show. Sieve ana Tim — the cool part of M A . t lovo to skotoii Karen Jayne Homer Entered 1981 Awards and Activities Honors 9. Student Council 9.11.12 Dots Prescient 11. President 12. Soccer 11-12 Captan 12. Tennis 9-11 Gymnastics 7-10. Freshman Homocoming Quoen Attendant. Homecomng Queen Canadafe Oklahoma' 11. Brock Sngors ii Memories My Wosi Buds 3M-thar s. Andy. PoiA and Potor Kri«. the throe chckodees. Wesoc sofiBos. Nelson. etc. Mugret. 11 v . Edward Ewing and ho green M and M s Bugaboo1. Chetey. Colorado. EioWise. ond the mountans. I love you' Mogasna. 1 don't care, that's your name '. 0 0. on dean, wo-wa. what'd yo soy? ok Bye-bye ; Tainted Love '. cruisin' to S O with jean Heath — we mode HI: Prom '83 skspees with Ono. Ed — Buddy meses you So do I Tiger. [� e Mark. Sandy. Mom and Dod. I LOVE YOU James Harold Houck Entered 1978 r+cknames Jkn. Jimmy Awards and Activities Honors 10-12. Yoaroook 9-10. Bugle 10-12. Varsity Croquet 11-12 Memories criAvng Mnnefonka w th j B , Mod Max and Rood Warrior at the Uptown. 0 Q 'S parly, m July, the OK's. U2. Dovo. they were a exceient. Everytrkng changes when you get nto denim, workrvg at the A Mohawks at Brock spray point at Nno s squxrel goat moose ptgs scoping rodtccks at Harriet. Sid Vicious at Breck. Tony's MoB e Hfcng in tho graveyad. dt chps ssaI punks, msoc. Forrah and Ka cimfcxng trees. Halow-een IJ. and i. losi n Wayzalo. rats at Moc ; MCAD leod tennis shoes, the Bugle. H S was groat' Elizabeth Jane Hyduke Entered 1975 Ncknomos Beth Bethel. Bethe-oaBy. lu. B J Awards and Activities Honors 9-12. Soccer 9-12 Superior m State Muse Conlosi 9-10. Crew for play 9-10. Pit Band for musical 10 Memories F N F’s. skmg. Ruth. John and Chuck at the cabin up north. Helen. Mke ana French I. Xnoi Privileges with Peggy Ouja Board. Late bus with Pat. California, church. CATUN cooos and fogs wookie. woo-ke. Telemark ana Jane Fonda Block paries Wayne Jetsky. Bizarre, life a tough a� overt Kimberly Lynn Jesse Steven Anthony Johnson Sean David Jones Entered 1082 Awards and Activities Coocorf Cho 0-10. Trock 10. Cross Country 11. Cheerteodng 11. Muecal 11-12. Spnt Commttee 12. Prom Commit Toe Charman 12. Find Rasn© Corrmitoo 12: Memories I know Terry Theoiogoesl. Vo cro-Heod was rut by o p«a truck'. AJdo1. Pieoso to . That's Me on tho todoo. Captan Morion's. UFO — AF$ to SS; central Class ot 10W. wfyte-potternod nylons, aearmg tho carpet lot a WKXE week 14 cola overj)©ht. New Year s ovey party 1082-83. TAdrvgnt Rvn with Chrts; T Teddyeoar. Ciolti's. Mr nappy ©ets morrtod'. Cuteness to Piecos. The Answers My k ve to Mom. Dod. OAVE. SheSOv. Brandy, and Tony Entered 1081 Awards and Activities Varsity Footbai 10-12. Varsity Mockoy 10-12. Captain 12. Varsity BasoOal 10-12 Momones last swpe '. Semor privleges srsce 10th ©rode, senior speech. Drum. 8ozo. Armstrong part«s October 15th. Ncrthstars. Came, the lake. Dohony. Kordo. little, and Butters. Ban. Dino. Songer's oone. Waioce. Harvard. Venetian mn. Tm so mod at you . man , ©eoiogy. Scobe. Hockey at the Met. 3 Id's, tho Ir co n. Ha Hum. Kettner, Homz. squads. 884 GVPD. GVFD; Gretzky, Are you crazyO Beoufy. thanks Jon-me. Mom and Dod. I mode it — I'm a semor Entered 1078 Awards and Activities fH©n) Honors 0-12. AAmm Cup. Qu and Scroi. Hancock Photo Awrd. Non Merit Sorts fnafct. Yoarbook 0-12. Cum loude Momones Bess. DukSo© rivers. Sneoa. Ntz e Wars. 7th ©rode adjustment homework m©hts p ano for 8th ©rode ©rod . Mmchkns. txanwoshod snce i was two. You'i oe sorry when I'm dead. m©ht cx e rides. Mstc Mnts n me snow. Whot’ Nofon? Nofen what? Nofon at at. I'm so emparrossed. 11 24 82. 12 15 82. Women' Aiyo'. A month oehnd. Where are you whon I need you Mrs R.2P Editor's pnvfe©o Chino. b ng n England. Have a nice day now. Flo© ros sg anonymous car nations, rm too shy. Mensha? Wol. I ©uess rm Just stupid or somethn©'. Wo ju txjzmdoo $ot� o. crew. One Act. tho Mtle town tme forgot, or dorrs© Chnese food. I'm too oW for tms Thanks At 98 Seniors Amanda Suzanne Krause Anne Frances Larsen Randall Leon Larson En'.ored 1980 Mcknames Marx . Commando Memories lup 5. Diet Coko ana Brod, Target shoppers, v c . John Cougar why ooes the always happen to us Eizabethi. spostc woman. That my mom. my TB7. 8art eo. aSen-attocks uz-derts Acapdco. p«egm me mpata never des. TIGHT. Bod. Coflee — tea or Done A P Party Class. TUNA Mrme Mouse, senor woekena. Lafco Catxxn. Howd with Sards. Leroy. J F K. i am so mod. tr© with Kate. Prom '63 Tre orty tnng worse man not Peng n love a Dong n love. THAWS mom ana doai Entered 1982 Awards and Activities Honors 11. V Track. 10-12. V Swmmng 10. Terms 11 Memories Blake K-10 Peter Comfortable Kate on W 81 With tea tongues. AlO and Duff on slro s Lind s. Pkjyng loaders and shoves at wrs with jean. Rondo. Tng with Karon JW and JP Marne and HD men. smobener with Kate ana €«ng?. Cooar Ave. Tom Thurto. and M S s; March 15 with Liz and Prnce and PV« Driveway tdks with Heather. O M at Bennett Park. 2. right Kothe?. Wamo go to o party. Andrea? . Ambassador Hotel Mono, my car a squeokng' Prom 83 Susoendod with Kote. The U-Hdi of corruption mo-joop. Moving to Dod's. I love you Granny Entered 1974 tecknames Anmd. The Clow. Slap. Flash Booupre. Lars Awards and Activities Honors 9-10.12. Bosebaf 9-12 V 11-12. Varsity Footbal 12 Wresting Memories weekends; day-ng touch footbd John. Andrew. Mark. Camp Couoge. Senor pnvteges gvng a tenor speech Snoggy and Sparky. Lars the anmd dance fever, fink music, rolerskatng at Great Skate. p ayng drums. valOy grtv bum mo out , aught'. sweet . Jock , weamg my famous party shodes1. tenor partes varsity footed — focus 8-1, boatng SPA 29-28. rated 4th m state n ck s B footbd Liz Buns' Haloween party — sweetl. For sue. for suol , OH Bight' Seniors 99 Arthur Lee Christopher D. Lewin Poton John Lewis Entered 1980 f Ck names Bum. Bruce Awards and Activities Honors 9-12. Teona 10-12. viG 11-12. Soccer 10 Memories to© sound of the sioshng shoes no shoo-loces? . Sparky on Jupiter rememoor gortc loos’ and o i Shaggs?; contact attocks, the Nods. tied up at toe bridge . Dr Boor s 100 pi quizzes. weekend footba worors. co ege anxioty. Spam, the Rood War-nor method of driving, Zoppom? — Mortnez. R E M . Al the Best Cowboys Hovo Chinese Eyes. Pete Town-sherd. Peto Townshond. ond PETE TOWN$hEM , Coio-rodo '82, fho annual bke to Carieton's church ond the KPCgong — Where's mom? . theKC trip, Mark 9 23. my famly Entered 1971 Meknames Lewi. Mou Mou. Von. Cheesoburgor Awards and Activities Soccer V 9-12 Capton 12 Hockey V 9.10.12 Tenrxs V 9-12 Capton 12. Spin’ Comm 12. Homecomng Court 12 Memories almost rrxssog senor weekend. A P Party Cdss. Wow , last look of the evenng no senior povieges for Pat and mo. the shake ; the soior boys 151 visiting Boko's homecoming the parrot ; the Wndml JEEZ Mahones . bouncing off cor doors. R B. Rokng the (ootboi tied with Pat. swnvrtng at Bugby's. fho attack'. Oh. I just don't need that Johnson almost botng out John and mo. Hockey at Clancy's, pogo, tuna, ha-po. cored Charles the two Kms. Loukko, Dno. ana Dewey, everythng rve stolen a worthless'' fho bond member Ives prom 85. homecomng 85-84. good luck to everybody Entered 1971 Awards and Activities Honors 9 and 12, Varsity Wresting 10-11 Memories spyng Potor and the Shoelaces, lyng n the sus Mexican Hat dance Da Fuzz ; Sort or Joe and the Tidy Bowl Man: the old house, faintho woods at PR the swimming hole and the dam. fho caves by the river, hasing . He named me a name the Warren Mud-weft St Crax sand doses, campng. goring sent to Mr AarfhaVs office. Pearl Rock. Arizona 1985. 15 years ai one school?!; Scotland 1985: Hydroxl”; You'ro running-; Mo in gonera Mark Timothy Mahanes James L. Mandell Paul Jesse Martinez Entered 1982 A wot as and Achates Footbaa V 11-12. Al-Ccnfer-ence 12. Basketed! 11-12, Tennis 11-12 Momones Gee: Mahooes'. C A F . my ha , aod detectors rrtcro: -'o boauty. knock yos Dtock off. strangers r ih© night. Jed. freshman trogedy BTs 1st I CO HB. Chan Man Seeds Bkje Pants, dovyn on the farm, hotel happenings, prom; hunting. SPA gome Seed's house, hand gestures Apple River, good moves. cor nde. Kenny Park. Rocky Horror Show. Jim's smal feet Thonks Entered 1980 Nicknames Jmbo. B.J.. Sinood. Superfly Awards and Activities JV Footbaf 11. JV Bosketba 9-10. Varsity Basketba 10-12 ai-Ccnferonco 11-12; Varsity Trock 11-12 Ai-Conference and Ai-Sto� e 11 Memories yean right Davod. Don't mess with Home-poy. Whos' up Tyndi?. Pekin' up supeftes at Derrick’s Super-VOkj. HEY EO YA DOOFll; Trrea with Kerry ond Top. Kerry , we should go over to South. UsterwV to Jrxns. Pickn' on Brinks n French doss Afftco Jampo. you Ike? You wanna buy? i give you good price, booch comb-ng n Mompasso, summer of '83. ond D C ploy Hey Danno. why ore you so short'. We re gon to state the year Entered 1981 Ncknamo Tippy Awards ana Activities V Football 9-12. Sasebo 9-11 Memories Broemer n 9-10. Oriver's od with Mr uom. May Program with Wheeler ond Overby, the Physics Conrmtfeo; Chokng ogonst $1 Crow, The 3 MuSko-toots; The Kunert. Rossman browi. Gee: Mahcnesl; The Komokazoes Oh. you have trends Chan s fu::y shins. Hey. thors Beel Campbell; Tap. Sparky. Shoggy. Art. The Ross. Mo. 81. Andrew. Chon. Good luck to you ond the rest of the class ot '84, o s. Thonks Mom ond Dod Seniors 101 Catherine Amanda Maud Entered 1978 Mcknames Amanda Mando Panda. ' Cate . Kate Matthews Awards ana Activities voseytxji 9. Soccer 9-10 V 10. Honors 11. tntl Club 9-12. Thesoons 9-12. Drama 9-12 Memories I used to De smart. Drocvto Ms 8. 10th graders. 888 Wo love you Conrod' . France Georges. VVF. A-Z btster. Matchmaker cast party; Mattress (DC ). I am on crewli. Skb of Oar Teeth Babes Ms Fruen. you're perfect. Tooffe (Dod). Over'. Jm and Joe. Carrots and God Rocky Horros aoc v Machne (to regonst), Zhoogguo huo French Contest '83. Amanda Maud. Understudy at Larger Okicnomo'. 08, (TybCft). Btane. Breck Sngers YKJng'll. JJJ. Warren (the hog). Or Robed You Cant Taken With You. CTC. MDT. The Tompornoo twos. DANCEIII; Thames to Yve-ine. Gten. Dono. and mv mom ond dod. EAM wher-over l am Michael John Mauriel Entered 1981 Mcknames Shoggy, Snogs. Phenomanot Awards and Activities Go l2Captan. ugh Honors 11- 12. Basketba Memories Why s everyone from Edna?. Beofng SPA. n do it dung French. Sparky? From the ceeng Now'. State Tournament 19W. The hcreddo Anmai. Can anyone out-styme Mahanos-’. Egg on the blackboard. We is not a cycle. Everybody's beoutitw Heather Jean McCoy Enterod 1981 htekname Heath Awards and Acutes Terms 10-11, Soccer 11; Cross Country Skmg 12 Student Chapel Committee 12. Student Cocrct 12. Bugle 11; Honors 11; Homecomog Queen Memories Mono1. Mug; Jo Momma' , mo Boat. Mr Morose; OM at Bennet Bouffontoy. El. Prmce with Meeeg and Jean It's a smurty day. REM and Dina. Hole Swoybindn1. Coo1 Manhattan. She's so Too-oca . Furness with Karen. EUabeth and the foct that you cxe pekng up cooks at Cotti's is scary Rock me House' . SC TV. lotenghters with Am. AJMy Chldren”. love is me law Hey. Dude . EEED1. S� ce of N Y and idkhe PN. He's Rock n Ror at me factory with Mag exx) B yb Trpie O with Wayne. AJdo. Thanks M 8 D c Elizabeth Alden Meeker Entered 1974 Mcknames Saubble-toi. Chavs ). Meeker. Moofcs Awards and Activities Hgh Honors 9-12. Cim loude Society. OvartOS Kronz Creative Arts Award: Harvard Book Prize; Brock Alumni Cup. P P Wiggns Hut A word Commended Scholar Class VP 11-12. A Volts la Parole. Thespians. China 6V 63. Brde Matchmaker. Mot tress. Skin: Bodes. Ovor'(jS). Addng Mocrtne. Oktohoi mo', fader You Can t Take it With you Memories And myselt sad to me Why ore you wart-ng? I've always been at your sdo Can't you see me? men come with me It's fmo you learned to see. Thanks Mom. ED. Janne. Korin. Docnrvc. Toatfe (Dod). Mme Mfler. Mugcf®5 Ms B. Waren. Doc Sporre. Knut. Tovyo Amanda, t couldn't have mode it without you Go out end oat the world l m always here, love you. kiddo - and LY. TJS. always Ursula Meier Entered 1963 Awards ana Activities international Club. Vorsrty Vot-leybal. Varsity Basketbal. Honors Memories The Breck VoleyDot Team this year w a European touch. Msthouten happy toet fjst move and cover, you bo baby. Hot chocolate with marsh-meflows??? — you Americans ore crazy: shodd 1 tel hm you are « bed or at a trend s house or shopping or what?: Do you'have to speak the whole tme to be popsiar?, Oh Geeeeeztl. I could eat the whole tme. user . Cwf du krank?! — Maybe you aro right. You aro trom Swodoo. aren't you? — NO. I AM FROM SWITZERLAND — Wei. that's obout the some Tamara Rose Melzer Entered 1980 hkeknames Rose. Pussycat Memories Choettoodng. US Y ofays, sheet walk mg with AJon ttvo missionary. NOFTY conclaves, lovo Freedom. 1 wai hugger of i960. Comp Yomi Gorfunkei: Bong Jewish and Proud o it. Marcemo. Mexico ‘83. Eres Tu. Horses c� the stode. My Joel To ol my fnends I leave o special thank you. for without you I never codd have made it i love you ai ihtroot (see you soon) PS Jo jo. Po. Deb. Janey. Pm. Cass. A). Alan. Greg. Oaro. Janine. Kris. Elzabeth. Amanda. Korn. Mr Searle. Ms Fruen. Mr Stern ond Mr We«zei I'l mss you ol Seniors 103 Nathalie Peter Horton Millet Minnihan Janey Harriet Moe a wo-as ana Activities ntematcncf Qub. Terra Bos-kefbal Memories AlwOyS runmg everywhere those crazy Americans' Ana me French. I'm rvnmg offer you be-cojm tm not um to it Oh. well offer o wh e you get used to it Don't worry, oeoth wa not come from that wos tne sentence that I always kept n my mnd Ano it worked rm sti a vo' Anyway i enjoyed staying among you senors i toughed and I cnea oecouse of you txjt I wi always rememoer you 'X'mportani est de ne jo-rros aesespOrer . ' Enterea i960 nicknames Pete. Here's Boomer, Srrx fberry Cnnch. Jock and Diane. O-Bert Memories Groduoton 83 — ft ck. hrt the bushes' . Duodenim. model coiege of har oesgn. part-time Am way representative, the dead cot, Who ore you — foh? : campng with Randy and Dove — Oh we d the water ran out' . « Wayne. Fun wrth Mark ot Perkns ana the tate-r� ght spew session, oh W . there's o cor n you front yard . Homework, homework gmme a break r. KC doesn't. Frank doesn't — Wayne does , Who are you takng to prom? Entered 1078 nicknames Boo-boo. Moe A words ana Activities Soccer 11; CheeneocJng 10-12. Spnt Coptan 12. Honors 11 Memories Dty J. nip. swus mrss-nes-quck. Don't touch me Bosketbal n the ran. Bowsng. block and white strped cor. lost In spoce. Busters Bor, Conan the Bex-baron and the Grand ole oporo. 66. a couple of molow guys rr� � ty mountans. dirt) jock vs tXrrp Wond. 3-D movies Embers ot two o'clock om, Po-noche. t my shoes orports. morco-pdo. square beds, unpronounceable ocronym bod geek, une pet.te srnide. isshy.poo; come opart, whodyo say. whodyo say Jim's eotng a ctgorette. if the sun refused to shoe 104 Seniors Cassandra Opperman Entofoa 1981 Hckname Cass Awards ana Activities Track 10. Cross Country 10 Cross Country Skmg 11. Speech 11-12. Dobote 12 Momooos DebO I not© it here oay otter Cars. Ciioden wasn't fumy. Prooous Frond . Florae '82 Cnuck at al hours. Mckey. Heather tme to ©of. Pokoy stay on the boa. janne's unpleasant early momngj HoborOosnory St Paul. I need hoio . T-night agon Deb’’1; Foreign Parties The cot's txrvgry storvngr Pokey's Drrthday 82-83. my crying bear. Jonne — they were my relatives Wnnpeg 83 Mr Greenjeons, Her© Comes the Fudge, green men. Artkn speech tnp. What, wore h©r© ; Germany. Were senors'. fad: the guys . Somethng l be gong on. it not we'i make if; Rovootng not exposing i lovo he eves . Debbie, looks ike we mode t Mark Edward Overby Entered 1977 t+cknamet Flash Afrcanus. Ski hood Gonar, Sven. Dr Leakey. 8one Heoa. Velcro heoa Awards and Actnntes Footbal and Track 9-12 Memones Jng-Lot come home'. £ T.'s rngor glows Oh'. Oh Cramer's. Oh Incoln De . May Program 83 Heath's Coon. Seo how long you can hold it n. Hey Joe'. 3-man ploy. The pont — no clothes — Doverogos — nnor-tuves. A M 2 where ore you when I need you? Mr Tootle s pot of gold. Thro© tngers club. Oh Sarah Ehien where ad you go. Camo St Croix. Life e but a mrogo Garvcjv ives n al oo hearts Kenneth C. Peters Entered 1980 htcknames Boomer from the pont. Ovxka C Aw as ana Activt os Hockey 9-io. Soccer 9-12 Memones Mini Frog. Chns cabn. i don't know now I manopea that. Joe's Houso Croshng the weddng with Mr_____________Mom's tax. Let's hsn. lotto tmes in Mox'- co oops crashed the cor. Oh guess I'm havng a party. O k trash my houso. Wd| 82-83 Everyone agonsf me. The dogs plucking, Wait, molecfon is not o wcxd She's so tapioca. how do I survive when josh drives. Monkey busness1. Mom and Dod's 25th. Barb. Sat. rest. 2 Dead concerts to remember — tn© other one. wet Ya out to have Lovn. good Lovn — GO Seniors 105 J Anne Whaley Phillips Enterod 1981 Noknome Pokey Memories Hi Deaf!, cute p . Florida '82 semcx speech. incom Oei the Hoooraashary. a Gor o smgog Tee-O'am. swrnnng. soccer. Babes r Arms. Oklahoma1 Memories come ana go Put my friends wM always Pe thero So to my friends i wnte Nature's first green a goKJ. Her hardest hoe to hoXJ. Her early leaf's a flower. But only so an hour Then leaf seasides to leaf So Edon sank to gnol. So dawn goes down to day Noting gold con stay Py RoPert Frost. Oh Deor — you're sooo cuteI! Joelle Ann Pink Entered 1982 Hcknomes Jo Jo. Joofo o, Hopaong. Jo«y. Noel Awards and Activities rtgh Honors 9: Honors 8.10.12. Band 9-10. Chor 12. Vorsity Swimmng (letter 7-12. Capton 11-12). Spirit ona Homecoming Committoe Chor per son 12 nt'lOuP 11-12. mtonsnros 11 Thespians 11-12. Yoorpoc 12. School Mascot 11-12. Dance. Drama. Music Mon Oklahoma 11 Memories GokJen Voiey. Flyers, Mustongs. Prince. iCoks. Ramah. Anybody's, crutches agon’'; Israel '83; Androa. Tommy. Woody. Stuart. W W M A. E M. B B . M P . Pops — McArthur Pork. Prom'83. Homecoming '83. Urvty. knnusim Ko ah. Snickers, No Pom No Gon . horses m the staple, late nights ond long toks. A Round tut. Mary Beth. Snoopy. Good Mcrnngi smtei . Thanks Mom md Dad Our memories together. moy they novor end. dways together. forever friends Daniel W. Pratt Entered 1982 _ ,, Memories Del runs. Cromer's ond Pock m under 15 mnutes I wondor if I should go to proctice ttw wookt'. Seed stay away from my carl , tho Pocer and me Rung. Hey. it's a Porscho Tor go 911 SC n osguse , Gratefd Darth. Pottlo peetng Mus M. P H. My love for the a ond flying. Who me scrog? no way Dava . To the class of '84. it's Peen a great two years. Thanks Dod Helen Elisabeth Quick Karin Alani Riley Kristin Ann Ringdahl Entered 1972 Memories f Nf gunoge Ukie. Nancy and Victor's Roomato. Pog and Keys ana Troos C J. Mke ana French ■. J'ome sooner ao Songer Regal Dan escort. Steve ana Ne (the blonde gift from God). Jessica and Steve's car. Mr Donut and Sot s; M M gas Staton Beth yid the Trumpets; Romance ot lust. Voleybol Update, Kolhenne and the whole pie; Boouty and the Beast, Fruit loops and Whoatiet. T Rosenfte d, Oklahoma' rags with Ruth. Sol, and Km. Mufty Fayf e d Tyrus and the Vette. Folse eyelashes; i gotto go NOW. Scooemo-D4o JOham Seoostan Bach hcs room©. screomng organism Wayne always Wayne, the Mottresstre. Jason Bode and le Phones. Dear Ne. thanks for everythin’, love me. life is © a peanut putter sandwich, .t u t kndo sticks to the roof of your mouth put once it's unstuck if tastes pretty good Entered 1978 Awordi and Activities Hgh Honors 9-12 Brock Singe's Jaooerwock (Udo. Mattress Skin ot Our Tooth Ofcto homo' Memories Washington D C . mooing Jmmy C Mr K Camp Warren, Mrs B . modotng lot the Plnd Sonpei groon M 8 M |Or. dd Breck — new Brock JolyGr Gont. sauKJs. shoe lace award Super Fruen. Sock roasts n BWCA 82 Pockpock 82. Col Hgts Perry's. Eva ce cream ottocks. S G. siver turtle; Shangoyo. the Jane'' n Yosowstcne. ooup e-prom '83 Wdj 83 sm ny days with TF8. special Dew, I thr rmn Excefso A P pc.' Good thngscomensmal packages ThaNts Mom and Dod — i love you Entered 1981 Hcknomo Kns A wads and Activities Monors Hgh Honors 10-12 A vous la Pardo 10-12 Engfcsh Department Detncton Award 10. VoarPook 10-12 (MS Editor 11-12). Skn ot Oa Tooth, international Club 10-12 DoPoto Memories pneunonkJ Convention Gr« with Clare. Eva and Maryam. Chemistry with Ms Fruen and beyond Another screwed up e perment PokevA Closet Monorcnats. When revokjtorvs occvr. thngs happen Monroe 12 pocks of pop. my specoi dtwsg peow. my cufow a a half an hou after Clare's, do you hovo a keens© ’or you mnkeyA The Pest of OCk to my dotomc Poddy thank you to ai those who mode these three years very, very spooal Seniors 107 ' Deborah Susan Rogers Mark Thomas Rohricht JT James L. Rossman Entered 1981 Memories H Door1. T-r gnr. ne-gtoors. forego discounts ones forego men. mldnght woks thru Off. y©� ow con w feathers, Odonomo' aow. stocfrg you own co . mo Woe Rose. CQf parties manson porta . wtsose house om I otr 10th ono lim grao© povieges my Mnnesota Dod. now cW my cor get on the lawn?. Com. what om l Ooog?, House-sitting swmmng w you clothes on. Why ote you « o bunny Q©ttng lost n Donddsons. lh« Habordashory. I jujt know jor © rvoioi m©. Thanks to my fneoas. you guys a-© tn© o©s� Entered 1978 fteknomo Martxxo Mon Memonos then Htmonowski — Htmo. Mf Edmuxtocn. m© oW 8reck — Oown Dy the nvof. Ivan Hojovy — Boo. Ann immei. Joy-HappneM. Bg Doo. � n© boo. ono Boo s best txxXJy-huriof-konic. over bonk-8lCA-Joy-Happ -ne«-St Pout G i. Germony-Kote. Katherine. ono Nan-Cy. e-g Boo ono buady — Kate, line Boo — Nancy Hey man. a that gw tot?, life a on n©xcusobk) Ofoom of a Goa bewMered by ou exstence. The box. the Dot the one tot. lets ploy oosobo: dugout. Joy-Hapcxness. Uve. tove. ona be happy — or ae Entered 1981 r cknames Muscas. Styme, Jeem, Rastaman. jrreo. Moonoog A words and Activities Soccer. Hockey. Basecoi Memories Bfeath test n Brack pockng lot. uttto Rea Con ©tfe. Ear hotel partes. DUX stymean. we be boa ; Hockey — Rossmons hurt . Who Cates . Bogby s. on the rebo. Prom Party ’83, MTV. porty am-rods. Don't Orow those nasty thngs . M A C., soph comecten. Earlobes. 461. “my har . Kenny Pork 11-12. Sot mornng soccer gomes. You Doom. Campus Com, me Seeamooie GO monster biceps. We i lough about it someday . Mooney s moon. Best of Ock — Seea. B4. Mo. Top. Eon. Tp. Marks. Andrew, etc . Bye Breck. Thorks Mom Doa Jean Ann Sargent Entered 1978 Hcknomos Sqiqo. Joannie. Joan Ann A words and Activities Tonrw V 9-12. $k«rg V 7-12; Chapel Comrrvttoo. Honors 10. Student Counct 10-11 Memories K F 's bosh busted. B.G.L $ T . m the Hondo. Everyday U a Vex not day. ctmbmg me loddor; TK PARROT, weekends r Nf, converter stoasng — brakos. Arden HA Ss v my Doby-sifor Ona. ti rmys w B H. oaing peocnos. sleeping at Jeans Edna Tex -noment; the men from Omaha, summors in Canada the Love Boot snowbird, Xanodu. Barnet my Dad S O w Karon 151. Prnco Concert. Aren't you Tom Cruse • the men w the Roy Bans; CAMPNG OUT w Ona Quost For Fee. the Lncom Del. Crush on You in the bam broakfosts at tho Del. summer in North Oaks, my two Other fomfces. E‘s ond W's; the interor dovgno' with tho polo fumituro ond ski clothes Patrick Sean Scobie Entered 1981 tocknamos little Scobs, Hppy. Horror Awards ond Activities V Footbas 11-12. A� -Conrer once 11 V Hockey 10-12. usher 11 Memories itchy. The Snoko, Lost look ot the evonng 151; WndmJ A P Party No Privileges ever. Tho Parrot Tho Attock. Lome Choosoburger. The sopor and the Duek ol Deak. Let’s sort Ono. Homework. What Homework-?. I-Fy-Hgh, Spnng Breaks, March 23, 1983 Wat a minute. This is my Senior Speech. Prom Dr The Apartment, Block Thursday. Ok-H. S-A-F-E-T-Y Danco. Pno treo. Plateau, We re sap's. Green Rugby sorts. Prisceo Whore om I gang to school?. Thonks Dno. John. Tm. Ovis. itchy, and Nance Jonathan Halleck Seed Entered i960 Hcknamos Jon. Jud. Seed Awards ana Activities Foot bo - 9-12. Coptan mvp. A« Conference. V Tonrw 11-12 Musicals 10-12 Monor$9-12 Momones Sweetness. Canoeng n May Toaffo s cksss with Jm My party's canceled Darth rad Konny Park (11th ond 12th), pretty edtto. An A r AP Party Class, booing SPA, Oklahoma'. Conference room tofc. Breaking Dome. Bugbv's House I dd whot ' Tho ts Mom ana Dod. Jm. B . Tap. Mark and everyono otse: it isn't ever tho some m tme. II chonge And you But tho moges Ot post moments wi never fooo These moments, and you ore i rforgottobe Seniors 109 Janine May Simmons Jeffrey Thomas Snell lacn+ Eu9 ne oteyaert Entered 1972 Mcknames None. J9. N� rv Nno Awordt ana Activities Hgh Mono? . Soccer. Theater. Yearbook 9-12 Memories Trvoo musketeers. Mrs P s pooms. worm fuT«« co� d prickles; Stone soup — YAi, Kino of the costle'. the tx mog chapei Rating Mr K . We love you Conrod’ tarot. England Franco. Ends and Begn-nogs. GRIT, Sorry Charle my 3rd graders. My Eyos Aro Crying. Maynard; Florida 82 Omega Track. morning crobl'neis Chuck at S ns a m I ost n Sr co Concession Stana Skies Mystic Mmts n the snow; Cass's relatives - bg and sma OKLAHOMA'set' Wook j. woo too Conn's cooes; Honors and internet l Relotons We ore not pot on ttvs earth primarily to see throogh one another, but to see one another through . Entoroa 1983 Hcknamet Cruser. Lody K or. MotorD o Modman. B Memories erasin' on my b e. wmn' with the loaes. Take mo away — Def Leppard. DSE A Me hoe Journey World Tour '83. One for the lodes . Me and Joey — yean One more for tho rood Oh yeah, one more for Ozzy too Memonos The Washington tro Otoanomot. A P Party. Ho fooa on do 1 durng study ho . Bozurr oi 30 r The Gnome. Eon Dam,. Anaoa mu� . do M. Rocky. Kat. and pumping ron Good Luck oTeTv body. maybe youl need it 110 Seniors David Benjamin Swimoff Entered 1975 Ncknamo lungbreoih. P«omon, Scoot or. Stretch Chip. Hooper. B J Awards and Actwr � Hobart Cup. Dartmouth Alumni Award Memories was house. Ger's Room: Ger's poor, Pegboy's. The Stain. Randy's cabin. Mr R. 9th grode Konwood Pork, sleeping over at Wayne's. K.C's house. I A . D S . Wayne. Rondy. Heather. Frank, Andy. Gerry. Wa.PoJ.K C . Mark. Sean. H H . fo ng everythng n site Cedar toko. 1100 aros XJ Wes. G.T.W.T.G.’t. MK. 1 Burn Tho River and Rock on Lite is a p e ot parties — Iron Woden Does it reo y matter? Steven Mark Tapper Enterod 1981 focknames Tap. Taps. Mochine Awards and Activities Varsity Footbai 10-12. Al-Con-ference and Mustanger 12. Varsity Swmming Capton and State Quasher 10-12. MVP 11 Vorsrty Basobaa 10-12. mp 10. Capton 12. Honors 10-12 Momones Thanks Mom and Dod for always be«g there and corng to much. Kordo. you ore a great cooch and a bettor person, toolbar 1983 — beatng SPA n over-tme. Breokn' Dome . Cooch Do. Cooch lotqust. Mr Yorker’s tosts: a plethora of two with Kerry. Trot's a 8 o Three , beatng SPA at onythng. brutal, unbelov-Obie. Swoiy. Woty, Bort Moc. YMO. lead foot, coment hood, pontoons; the egg ncdent n phyvcs. tho maoss Of Spaoooorky. N 8. if you w it. n « no dream — Tneodoro Here! Jennifer Lynn Taylor Eaterod 1977 Reentered 1983 Awards and Activities. Charles Kren Award 9 Yearbook 9. Trock JV 7. V 8-9 Sk� � g V 9 12. Soccer V 10-11. F.etd Hockey v ii Tech Arts Award 10. Drama everywhere n between Memories Bye Bye B de. Je«o wars. Class of 80 Came — remember .t al? J J G M B U . Foster chid, nine boys, karoos. TeAnde. formation n yyng PAKISTAN. Jom, I love you. conventions ana b-bal Ai jorreou photography. Love gves nought but from itself ana takes nought but from iiset and other G tor on wisdom wheels at lost the Del. unity But what's it reoly � ke to be bock? I'l tet you n o few years Tracey Lynn Thayer Stergios Theologides Frank K. Thorpe Entered 1982 Memories Btazi. Le Seca Chocora Flora; J D . K W . J S D M Grapefruit SEED. Sno Dato. 65 tmos. no 85. suoor free A W phjs. ©00� lo o Mnnetonko. In© Ap-pto River. SOonpoya (4m of July). Jr Privileges. Flamn-go Sardne' . CATLIN. Tne Kinks. morning gossp sos sons, K K, coo mo lost wdcimAs ooriy mot nog pound ing, a typicaf day with Gordy ond Datooch: land's porting lot. Nukor the puppy dog syndrome, good pat job. boating, two-hour cavity HOSTING, straws. Bota. chipmunk lips: soo you later Cheeseburger. Don't bo dsmayod by goodbyes A torowet is necessary before you con meet ogom And meetng agon, after moments or Hermes « certom for those who ore friends Entered 1978 Afcknomos Torry. The Greek . Ter-ry The-o-io-gi-des A word} ond Activities Hgh Honors 9-12. Yearbook 9-12. international Club 9-12. Student Counci 9612 Thes-pan 10-12. Once Upon A Mot trots. BoOOS n Arms: Oklahoma'. Soccer 9-12, Tennis 10-12. Cum laude Memories Choa None B � Fezhe Massages n Gain, Fnsbee in Nonfcog Banguef n xon Germany. Ctff Dv-mg m BWCA. Senior Weekend Vofteybcfl. Campfro. Rchord Sermons, Movies ot Bogby s. Touch foofbo of Tapper Field, Steve s Egg a Physics. Physics Lobs. Mass of Sparky. Seed s Hot tub. me parrot s upside down!. A P u s History Rosonfeid vs Quick. Brdoomon s affor Oklahoma'. Bowing at Apacho Plato Entered 1981 Memories Uhhnn. Lhhrm. Ho. Ha. Ha. Ho. Ho. Ho. He. who . Ha. Ho. HO. P P. Z. D. Oh. Ob. Oh. Oh. OOOOOH Hey Ho. ho. Ho, He. He. He. He. He. He. oh. Jodetyoped-toooio do do. ho. Ho. ho. ho. ho. Ha. Ho. ho. ho. ho. ho Ooh. ooh. ooh. ooh?. Ha. ho. ho. He. sA. hu?. Ho. Ho. Ho. jodi nbluarsknoiordopor Ho. Ho. Ha. Ho John Andrew Utter Karen Lee Rebecca Ann Van Nest Weaver Entered 1961 r cknames Ai Yoe Hon. Mr Err © Awards and Actmtes JV Soccer 10-12. Vanity Hockey 10-12. Usher 11. Memories Sentor Weekend A P Party Ctoss. mo Wna-mfl. the snake last took of the ovoning the at took; 151. the parrot, plateau Pel graph. Prom 82. 83.'84; i don't need that. What's rndor tho seat, empty rt. Oh Baby. B-fteck. Coke, grtfrends n afferent fme zones Leroy stem, SAFETY DANCE. spontane ty. long dsfanco k ve oft or. Cristoph and fatty Potty, the rat. the snpper. Feb 2. Pat p. sak boys. Lou© me band member, phone Ms. Rachel. Tuna that's so pubic school Wang loush monks to Brock ond Mom and Dad Entered 1981 Nicknames K-NO. Van. Boo-Boo Awards and Activities CnoertooariQ 10-11. Honors 10 Memories LOVE AND CLOVES, an nscnpltoo or drowng mode on a rock or wa� so os to be soon by the pub c. 10:30. 1200. or 200 - NO 4 301. H Rochetoacher. tho loffs; Louie M or Andy Kasko F I 10th and 1 ith 10th w Becky — candles N Y Fro iUona Aug '83 — Scott ond Brad. Russel. Meton Bo« Madness. Lisa — growng buddtos. Dttchrktn4: Diets; the Time zapp. Scot Sorbo. Prom '82 and 83 Guess what eons Varrrmn' Prrtce. HarrSfe, Heather — hands thru steering wheel. Downtown; Lunch Buzz. The Y insane asylum. Yaz. Engfcsh Beat. Hoaven 17; The Who. Devo. Peter Tosh. Pnnce. Goottry Evens — breath of fresh air. Vogue. Zepp The Doors. Thanks evoryone — espeoaly Barb. lisa. Astra, ona most of of Mom and Dodi' Entered 1981 Atcknomes Becky. Beck. Boave. Btonaa. Cutio Awards and Activities Cheerieoong Footbai 10-11. Hockoy 11-12; Trock 11-12. Cross Country 12 Memories Karen 12 18. Lurrpy; Hoy Baby. Froey. isn't that a forming community?''; No. I'm a runner . CarcLEMON. fc of the cxooge conos rang the bus, the 8th. HOCKEYII; Prom; What Womngs?, Mac. S noth-ng foorsome fousomo (awesome twosome). F€YA HOFFER That UP1TY school ; green m's; JOE Cherhst. Homecoming 81. 83 82?. Hoy Kate oof a po?; Schmeler. Homot. Thanks for sharing; Who sad mot?; DJERf for neodmoster. Shadows n the rule Me C-Yo. Chris Sme. E.T Ouch; Class of 82 Good tuck 86. «Y CUTE XXOOH. Good luck Lime. I tove Yo� WHAT BMW??? Seniors 113 V Andrew John Wheeler Entered 198i Awards and Activities Varsity Soccer 11-12; Honors 10 Memories Gettng locked out of Lompightor. JON and MARK stayod and loft mo. Thanks Guys!'!!. What's the deal here . Buddha. Buddha' . Gees Mahanes !. Oovo 81. John C party. Prom night Doog grounded Out Sti wont to party SuPurPs 82. Hoy Tppy. how's it hangng?; Institution of Art with Mark and Paul — conference room, rt Mark. John. Jim. Paul. Bfl. What ore you guys domg thrs wookond???; gettng kicked out of the I-Prary. porfoct attendance n AP Party class. Afncanes. But Coptah it's my eyes!!', soccer season. Tornplo. Tor-npielll; Thanks Breck Wayne Henry Wilderson Entered 1975 Hckname WAAAAVNE Awards and Activities Soccer JV 9-11. Teams JV 10P Usher ?. 12. Homecomng Kng '83'84. Thespian Society 9-12. Chapel and Spm Committoos 12 Memories BLA' BLA' BLAi. Oynamic Deo. TrJogy. Parrot Squawk. Joan, loavo mo done' What's V for?. Mohawk Party '63. No. Mrs Knutson. I'm not Mark The foot that La. (oops) . EteoPeth's ho was flying cfl over reoly scores me'. ROXANNE'; Plays and Muscat, let's just go to Wi's house.'' Wong Laosh wants more STlLI. Who's that South grt you're takog to prom?, Oarth Voder BaPPie's wnoml Thom fat poopk an t got no dmos. RabocNo mooro sed-mchis'. Jean in the Honda. Znjanttvopus — Mark. Wo a r� Sean'. Wayne's got heart troupie. Lost day of school we re gomo huh?i Derrick Conrad Williams Entered 1981 Memones Sophomore year was very dffcsit ocooem.-ca� y However. I sti manoged to make the honor ro« 8askefPai wos a real joke (X ng my somor yoar i ployed for two weeks My most famous nicknames are Thomas J Woopoy and MuOP The nomo Thomas J Wocpey romrvds me of o sophisticated wmp who can't t e tw shoes HuPP a remimscent of a pudgy, fat fkxnderng marshmalow-lke txman peog Now lama lean. dean, charmng. suptie. smooth, sweet, petite. Casanova (just k jdng) Breck a a great school l wi mss many of the fnonds I mode They have oeen very mce and respectful toward me Thanks to ALL ; ps HjP was here n 81 Dina Rae Wolkoff Entered 1971 Momohos Rye. Hckey Brawts. Pnoopc © Stork Breath. Pebble Beach. Boon Boomer. Carty Smon. The Owt. Laurenand Poco Rabanne. rt John. BreckDOs. TAINTED LOVE. Cherry tee cream srrrfe, 16th brthdoy at Sets. Dan fOQOtxxg Jmmy Buffett and White Snoutaers on tho feta, cartoons on Saturday. D 8 Kaplan's: CAMPNG OUT with Jean. White Trans Am. I lovo you David H . ATO. sturpoes. Bock on th© Chan Gong On Gotden Pond, tough-attacks with Room. Don’t hassle me cfkck : Drew my Hoot© boy. Proms. T Wnghts. content Kent, senior weekend Risky Business Homecomng '83. protty 7, Tho trip out ©ost. tangled up n blues, Wo'l ivo just ike o tioor ond do what wo wont when wo do We'i love just Ike a tiger, and then our dreams of the g 1 w« come true Thanks Worn. Thanks Dad. Thanks Breck Bye Bye. Miss American Pie John Edward Yonker Entered 1971 Awards ana Activ t � Honors 9; ugh Honors 10-12. National Merit. Dept Distinctions. Cum load© Society. International Oub 10-12. Thesoon Society 9-12; Soccer 9 Bugle 11; Student Counci 12 Memooos Be Etheridge. Vanessa Washington Trip: Randy Larson w whiffle bat. Dance belt btues; Zhong-guo '81. wo shuo de bu hoo , p« ul. Paton at Park Ropds One Act regonats. too good to be true. 0 3-hama' cost party. What ion? sorry Steph. A Vous to Potato. France, Mont Mod, Patrick. Marge, and Mark State For anosour revsrtod. Senors' Monde on M with o V of 32. Pad and Penny reunion after T and $ William Teasdale Zorn Entorod 1978 tocknome Sp e Memories The boys, tho girls, the Sea. Cedar Lcfco. everythng. everybody Seniors 115 The Class Of 1984 Immediately after entering their senior year, the class began to realize that it was not just any class but the class of 1984. the graduating class. It was a shock to find that the most dominant aspect of being a senior was not the slumping and the partying but the applying to college. Seniors were forced to reject their BSH (bad study habits) and to enter into a world of decision making. Endless sessions of drawing up lists, weighing chances, and ranking chorees took place with Mr. Howard. Reactions of seniors to the college process ranged from Ian Steyaert's feeling that the entire process was not a problem to Laurie Adams’ opinion: It wasn't hard to choose, but I hate those applications!'' Even more extreme was Eric Anderson's comment: (It was] living hell, pure torture — procrastination. Midnight man runs is what it turned out to be for me. And then there was the usual waiting For early applicants. December was an exciting month, but most seniors hod to wait until April to determine their future. Even those who were accepted in December often felt as Heather McCoy: ”1 found out that I'd be at Wheaton so early on that it'll be more exciting talking about it when everyone else knows. So seniors' excitement and anticipation mounted os the year progressed. Meanwhile. as in any year, classes hod to be attended, tests taken, and papers written. Part of the educatonoi experience for seniors was three classes: Business Economics. Physics, and Honors English. The first class learned micro and macro economics from Mr. Stern. The culrrvnqtion of on their knowledge occurred as both classes formed companies. The 5th hour class sold Silly Stppers. twisty straw glasses in blue and green, red and clear, and of couse. blue and gold. The 6th hour class ventured mto the spirit raising task of marketing Breck logo hats and pennants. Both companies. Party Products and Hapco. did well as students actuaty received monetary reward after their hard sales work. Physics with Dr. Joyce Evans was truly a challenge. Students struggled with theories and equations of projectile motion, kinetic energy, and ckalectrics. They learned to expect mammoth exams which covered their sometimes tenuous grasp of physical phenomena. The effort was worth it. Kerry Forsyth explained that Tro planning a career in electrical engineering and (the class] gives me a lot of the basic ideas of electronics. And Laurie Adams expressed the typical combination of enjoyment and frustration: I think Dr. Evans is great, but personally I struggled just for a B. Ms. Young headed her elite class of Honors English and not only tuned fourteen seniors' abilities to research, write, analyse, and present, but also taught them a lesson in humility. The grading was tough, but the tone of the class was motivating There was. of course, a much lighter side to senior life in 1984. This senior class played a role in leadership for the school in organizing many competitions among the students. Examples of their energy abounded. During Homecoming, seniors danced to 50's music on the balcony at lunch and voted two of the most singular seniors —■ Heather and Wayne — queen and king. Seniors also fiercely fought a tug-of-wor but lost to the sophomores with good grace, for it was the spirit that counted. That feeing continued as Terry Theoio-gides organized the First Annual Food Drive in November. A healthy competition again developed as seniors took advantage of their privileges in order to speed to Red Owl for cases of generic macoroni and cheese. It was a race to beat the freshmen as well as to help the hungry. Eventually, the freshmen won by twenty cons but the entire school benefited from the seniors' example. The food shelves received 3180 packages of food for the needy. Another friendly contest occurred in February on the ice. At this fateful hockey game the underclassmen and the seniors faced off to see which group could fall less and score more. Unfortunately, the seniors again lost by a small margin (7-6). But the Upper School knew the seniors were around to promote school spirit as they also participated in more serious events. A week was allotted to discuss nuclear issues in chopel later in the same month. Students were colled upon to participate, and seniors responded. Jennifer Taylor read poetry. Ellen Efron and Elizabeth Meeker sang Where's My Apple Pie , and Will Zorn. Wayne Wifderson. Sean Harrison, and Paul Bogard sang and played an original Dave Swirnoff creation. Mony other examples of this readiness to create and perform were an around in such groups as the Spirit Committee, led by Joelle Pink, the senior choir, organized by Elizabeth Meeker, and the Impromptu Sons of the Kamikaze and Daughters of the FoSen Moon. Members of the class of 1984 had many thoughts about themselves and about the year: You kind of think about Sfe In general when you're a senior. I like being a senior, but I think that I'll certainly miss Breck. but I oiso wont to go to college so it's a good time to end. I am excited to get out of here. Seniors 117 118 Staff Divider Academic Office 128 Administration 120 Admissions Office 130 Board Of Trustees 120 Breck Ambassadors 131 Business Office 128 Development Office 129 Faculty 122 Kitchen Staff 129 Maintenance Crew 130 Secretaries 131 Support Services 131 Transportation 131 Staff Divider 119 The Power Source Who is the power source of Breck School? Although most students don't realize it. it is the Board of Trustees which carries out school policy. Under the leadership of president Timothy Hitchcock, the Board is responsible for upholding trodition Several specific duties include organizing fundraisers and hiring headmasters The Board is composed of men and women interested in independent education, specifically at Breck. According to John Littleford. Headmaster, the criteria for choosing a trustee are wisdom. work and wealth. The job of the Trustees is a hard one. Their work often goes unrecognized, but is no less important because of this. Aujstant Heodrrx� te Kottvvn Horpef Board Of Trustees Lee Anderson The Rt. Rev. Robert Anderson Russell Baumgardner Rolf Bje5and Robert Blake Conley Brooks Jr. Shirley Dayton Luelta Goldberg James Harmon John Harrison Jr. Timothy Hitchcock George Johnson John Kohler John Littleford Sherry Lund The Rt. Rev. Philip McNairy Robert Mocdonald Kendrick Melrose Michael Mishou Wenda Moore Stephen Parker Kenneth Sandstad John Stafford Lawrence Steiner Dr. Frank Wilderson Jr Heodmajter John Uttteford 120 Administration Administration -121 Mart Adams Phys Ed MSAS 8eth Atwn Preschoo; Asst l $ Van Anoofion EngkjnuS M� e e Bordy French M S Jan© Bartow Dept ho Grades 1-2 Anna Beyer A t M S I S irxlo Broun Prescnooi Asst I S Myrna Bren Dept Md Preschool Judith Bryant TypogUS MS Jane Burger Moth Scence u S Bonn© Compcei Soence U S Caro ne Cartson Engksn Mafory M S Peter Clark K moor par ion Oclr I S Esooe OyOorne Phvs Ed Soonce M S Jutta Crowder German M S Jan Daves ArlUS MS Dan Ooneny Moth Corrputor U S A e Elam Kodergonen L S 122 Faculty Frank Eustis Engish U S M S Dr Joyce Evans Physics Mofh U S Report Evans Bar 3 Director Monica Foss Tutor ErvgUft M S. Lois Fruen Dept Hd Moth Scionce Gwtodys Goddara Groae 1 L.S. Dr Arm GyDerg APCnem U S Rev MicrraeJ Hanson Ctvopon Kathleen HarshPO'gef Grade 3-4 I S Tom Hegg Diomo U.S. M $ Linda Henke Phys Ed Potor Hodne Asst Director M S John Howard Cotege Guidonce Usa Howitz Mus c L S SaBy Hughes Scienco Math M S Martn Hynes EngMh Kstory U S M S Richard ngeOntscn History U S. John Herman Moth U S Charged A mustacned man with a receding hairlme stands by the Cargill Theater He shifts restlessly, but then as his students file into his drama class, he grins at each one Thomas Hegg is a seasoned actor. having played roles at the Guthrie and the North American Theater Company He also sings opera. Perhaps he is best known for his book. A Cup of Christmas Tea. Writing is his favorite hobby, and he is working on another poem and a play, which his fans eogeriy await He classifies himself as “a bit green as a teacher, but by next year he's sure he'll get the hang of it He feels that students deserve to be treated as adults, but mokes it clear that he is n charge Mr. Hegg teaches drama to buifd his students' self-confidence He sees much potential in them and works to develop it Mr Jocksoo ignores me desperate cnes I or help from hts students Faculty 123 Km Jackson Scienc M S Jenoo Jacoby Engksn U S Jean Johnson-Jones Dance MS US Mary Johnston Enguh U S Katheme joomg Grade M S Helen Knutnn Math U S Josech Koraosky Phys Ed Ooctor Karen lahr Groao 2LS RonoKJ Larsen Mam Saonce M S Claudel !© Loureono Orchostro Droc'or JOy Uberman KrxJergarten Asst L.S Rod Utne Phys Ea MS AS Gofdy Lofqust Scionce US MS ChOryl longocre Aarmss ons L S PoU IvyxJgren German U S Myrna MocKrmon School Nurse James Mognuson Moth M S Mchoei Mdono Attuetic Drector New Power Source Martin Hynes t$ the English deportment's new import from the British isles. He teaches fifth grade Engbsh and history ptus two sections of ninth grade Enghsh Mr. Hynes « on Irishman porn in Scotland His oc-cent is the most noticeable characterise he corned to Minnesota One of his unique qualities is the many job experiences he has had. Among others he ployed a year of professional soccer in Scotland Though he cidn't ploy very long, he did pick up the strategic ponts that moke him a fine cooch Though Breck didn't win many soccer gomes this yeor. the players learned much about soccer ond its strategy As Mr. Hynes begins his career at Breck. he has no qualms about being strict, seeng himself as a professional with a job to do. He strives for a good relationship with his students, and a bttle good-natured joking is a« right with him Mr Hynes is a teocher who works to make his classes live Teachng is something he enjoys and he communicates hts interest to his students Mrj Mcroetson grvng an ota oxom 124 Faculty Mr. Yak practicing tw yoga positions Joyce McCann Preschoof I S Pat McOoskey Grade 2 L.S. Margarot Mchoetsco Chmoso U S. Jocob M« er Science U S. Susan M or French U S Jane Morgen Groae 1 L S Saly Never man French M S Lora Opsatv Dept Hd Foreign Language Jone Page Dept Ha Groans 3-4 Laura Petersen Moth U S Jone Ph ps Asst Director M S. Debby Prentice Hstory M S Mr. Rosonfew shoring a favorite joke with his AP U S Kstory ck� J Faculty 125 Kathy Quick Grades 3-4 L S Borrto Reo©kr an Math MS Susan Rnetts Frooch U S Byron Rico History M S inda R eu Proschoot Asst I S. Tmothy RosontokJ rtstory U S John RussoJ Grade 4 I S Dobby Ryo Heatth Phys Ed April Schauer-Morton Pttys Ed U S Heidi Schneider Enoksh Speech U S. G on Schoonover Lain M S Pouia Schrubb Asst Chaplain Open Circuit Just exactly what do Breck teachers think? In a school where students and teachers interact closely, it benefits students to know their teachers' opinions on particular subjects. The Mustang Survey Team went undercover to find some answers. The question first posed was of some importance: lunch Teachers gave macaroni and cheese as their least favorite lunch. There was no clear cut winner in the category of favorite lunch, but one of fhe most popular off the record responses was Shakey's Pizza Then, the crew moved on to deeper and more philosophies topics The next concern was the opinion of the quality of education at Breck The results of this question were overwhelmingly positive, though a few rather cynical comments were heard The team cleared their throats and asked the next question, which concerned discipline at Breck Cholk up one for the students: rather well behaved was the usual response, but on the negative side, unmonitored study halls are a concern of many, due to the noise level generated by enthusiastic students. Wishing to learn a bit about the personal ambitions some teachers hold, the crew posed one more question: what would you have done if you had not become a teacher? The journalists were amazed by the diverse answers, ronging from a physician to a mortician. one teacher even cherishing a dreom of becoming a tax consultant For the relatively small number of teachers to be able to relate to such a large student body with a wide range of interests, opinions, and backgrounds is a major accomplishment for Breck. Perhaps that is the secret of Breck's close student-teacher relationships Above Ms Ryo smies tor rn© t a-e Left Mr Evans OK oong g , it r’Ofit tbs time.'' 126 Faculty Mr M4©r n mo OOrV phase of photosynthovs Mrs Hutton-Jocotoy tokos tmo out from her Busy school© to sm e for the Comoro Snoron Stolworth-Gogers Prescnoof I $ Judy StonvocK KtfxJoroaf’00 Assf L 5 AJken Stern Econorrycs Computor Pot St er KncJorgarten L S glen Swenson Grode 3-4 L $ Stoven Swonson Eng mS Tooffo JS orot Tc e US tOo Vickmon US GtorO Wooos GroOe 2 I $ OchorO vonkor Math U.S Bortxxa York Dept Hd Fne Arts Mcho©� York Dopt HO tkstory Ann Young Dept HO Engtsh US Faculty 127 Auxiliary Power Business Office W1n� : E P Bootino, Mam , � Poe . R aqdv Academic Office Wmng: L L StofxMng: l Hetselfv j B Hoglcxv P Tumor 28 Staff “Try It. you w ike itl Development Roy Whot does it take to make a speciol person? It takes loyalty. It takes dedication. It takes a sense of humor Roy Aaby has these traits and more. Roy has been a part of Breck since 1966 and has served Breck in a voriety of ways. He's driven a bus to Minnetonka, worked as a maintenance man. helped run the bookstore, and acted as equipment manager. In that time he has seen 2 headmasters. 3 campuses, and learned the name of nearly every student that has ever mode a purchase at the gym store. Hi$ whimsicol manner and warm smile have made him a well known figure at Breck. someone that students wrf well remember. W Noc(. V W am . M Oarrotn. E HovkxxJ. V Mjoj. S Borvo Staff 129 Maintenance Crew Rr� t row: P Coin. H Ogdahl. B. CNpfca Second row: T Reynolds. J. Mler. J. Kubezewski. J. Wonick. E Cobb, C €X gfy, J. Vansant. N DeBrun. C Latham Third row: K Leo. A Globa. O Schmidt. B Burchett. C Johnson. J. Oonin Mrs Fruen enjoyng bus Xity n Mrs Gimon's coat Admissions Droctor Phy« Holmes and ossotont Moron Kennon 130 Staff Secretaries Support Services l. Hovtand. C Harmton. D AOCK Missing: A Fimore. M EngWom. C St M leoto. C He m r. t Pearson Missing: 0 Bovmg. D. Witter. J Madden. P Jorgoson Breck Ambassadors Brock Ambassadors are a hard working, low profile port of the school. Al of them are volunteers, specially selected by the school Each Ambassador gives tours of the campus to prospective parents whie their child visits the school. Whie they are coded Parent Ambassadors their jobs differ While some are guides others handle the schools' public relations. and some welcome new parents at the beginning of each year The parents who do this job always have a srnde for everyone. The Breck Ambassadors are a Ittle known group who are very important to Breck School. Of Pn«p Steen Jeff tornquef Transportation Br t row: J Bemsfen. J Simos. C Crowford. B OKJrtxxtnoou. T Watof i. D tA phy Second row: M Brewtngton. R Smrih. L Orvts Misting: D. Neutz. T Pryor. J Uklncfc. T Marvey, S Borg, A Howard. M Hofner. A. UbJ Staff 131 Efczobeth Meeker wos both o clown and an artist at the annual Brockfest which raises money to bring foreign students to Brock. -132 Groups Divider Audio Visual Club Bugle Christmas Concert Concert Band Dance Debate Team Fall Play High School Bowl International Club Jazz Band Logos Middle School Band Middle School Choir MS Student Council One Act Play Spring Musical String Ensembles Student Chapel Comm Upper School Choir US Student Council 137 136 141 134 140 136 142 138 138 135 136 134 140 139 141 143 135 137 140 139 nir__ Middle School Band nr«I row: M Nord. K Stonnard. M Smonson. J Mosher 0 Short on. S Bake. J Word. K Goddard. M Johnson. K loWn. N ftvoro. J. SchUtz Second row: E McDaniel. K Mortmer. 0 Book burn, G Thoani. M Bock, A Whrtlomoro. J Ftakno. J. Cnesebrough. M Edward . D. Anderson. J Storte. N SchwObach. K Shopperson. S Bodyan. A Me and J Bty. A f?ce. N LaMotta, C.U.C Azst. Third row: K Curtin. T Anderson. C Johnson. S Johnson. R Peterson. 0 Andng. A Mockey.A Crockett. K Humes. B Hands. C Bodryan. L. Pike. S. Schuchmonn. I leWo.B FieM.K Woodand.A Morgan. M BjorVe. M Froats. J Moe. K Harstod. M Mensheha, C. Pmty Fourth row: Mr Evans. B Nemer. B Brewer. S Gorham. D. GaBard. A Britt. S G iter. K Gardnor. 0 Welsh. B Mosher. J Wnterrowd. 8 Wyard. B Brunner. K Ranee. D Bartow. A Soth. R. Porter. G Overai. D Denecke. C. Griffith. S ScAstx y _____________________________________________ Concert Band First row: C Brandt. S Stone. I Monteon. S Marin. M W ams. T Woodond. Second row: S Stenwsck. S WNtehd. W Schne der. T Edn. J Coins. P Nord. J Levitt Third row: Mr Evans. P Ph«ps. J Gray Jett Moo swngs to a booge beat 134 Middle School And Concert Bonds Arts Depart String Ensembles Lilo Glosoe bends over her instrument and painstakingly turns a tuning peg Wayne Wdderson gyrates ocross the chapel stoge mimicking Michael Jackson in a reconstruction of the video Beat It . Laura Sisoka hums to herself as she worms up her voice for choir. Scenes Ike these have always been part of the Breck tradition. Unfortunately, these programs have recently seen a significant decline in support and enrolment. Lately, taking a fine arts class has become uncool. Students feel the need for as many free hours as possible, both for the purpose of studying ond for the sheer pleasure of goofing off. Sports have also taken up a major part of the student leisure time. As membership in the various sports has increased, the number of fine arts students has gone down. Of all the fine arts activities, there ore mainly three classes which are suffering the most dance, band, and choir. Dance is a relatively new class which is struggfcng to survive. This year only five people registered for the class despite the exceient quality of the course. The dance teacher. Jeon Johnson-Jones. has a Master's Degree from the University of Illinois and hos taught at the University of Minnesota. She scheduled more dance presentations in the hope that more students would enrol. The deeming interest in Bond seems incongruous with its record of serxjng nearly half of its players to state competition and of winning top prizes. But both the concert and jazz bands have fewer than twenty-five people. Mr. Evans is frustrated obout the lack of students, but he's optimistic about the future. Choir is similar to band in that for many years the Breck choir was well-known and respected. In fact, there were more students signed up than could be admitted. The interest in singing was so great that a second choir. Breck Singers, was developed for the more advonced and experienced musicians. Yet this year, the Breck Singers was canceled, and with it went many talented singers. Although the enrollment in classes has dropped, participation in extra-curricular row: M Cronin. K Deatrick. C Leonard. M Frcwsch. S Krrv Second row: 8 Comer on. S Nygoard. A Howe. A voenDerg. A Iid. S Kim. R Banks. A. Tale. M Krasowzk. Strings And Jazz 135 Bugle (Coot, from p 135) arts has mushroomed. Enrollment in activities such as the drama productions and the new debate team has increased. os throngs of eager hopefuls have been attracted within the last few years. Consequently, students need more in-school time to study, so they schedule more study halls, which lowers elective enrollment. As enrollment in fine arts classes has dwindled, so has support for the department. It has. in previous years, enjoyed loyal support from al areas of the school. Now this once flourishing department is in danger of dwinding down into a trivial collection of reluctant students In requ«red classes. A major boost in enthusiasm is needed to preserve this area so important to the Breck tradition. Flr t row: l Theotogides. s Hawknsoa Second row: J. Houck. A. Backer. D. Rubens. K Rogomcr. Mr York. TNrd row: N Gardner. R Gcouard. D Marsh, j. McAdams First row: 8 Walden, C Opperman. R Gkouard. P Nelson Second row: K Mesirtch. H Venters. Mrs Schneider 13d Bugle. Debate. Logos First row: I Medn. A Corten. K Beard. Second row: 0 Marsh. 0 Curry. 0 Wok Off. l Elert. Third row: K C Peters. P Bogard. M Siesinger S Nygoord. B Brewer. B Banner S Nyooard, G Overa . C Wete. D. Jomson Shown and Shone Nyooard workng on the sere' Student Chapel Committee Heather McCoy ana Reverend Hanson First row: P Pork. N Essm er Second row: 0 Cv ry. H McCoy. A L or son. W Widorson Missing: !?ev Honson. D Wofcoft. E Meeker. S Evens tod. I Theoiog«Jes J. SorQent. E BruN Audio Visual Club. Student Chapel Committee 137 International Club Food For Thought An emaciated child sinks to his knees on the parched ground of a distant land. He kneels in the dust, too weak to raise his body, marred by a distended belly and sharply defined ribs This is the picture of hunger painted by the International Club during a meeting in early October as the club tried to decide whether it should support a child through a service such as CARE. Some students questioned the value of only supporting a child, saying. “We shouldn't feed these children if we're not going to educate them. Hands immediately shot into the air. followed by a clamor of whispers and comments. Upholders of the opposing argument shouted such remarks as “What are we gong to do. let them die? and “Why. that's a Machiavellian attitudel Meanwhile, proponents declared. “Food isn't the only thing, education is what is important Writ Row: C Hockoft. E Yuo. J Pr . P. Park, S Kiene. A Kaplan Socond row: A Corten. S Hawkinson. L Thooiogtio . C Sctvaitberger. M Griffin, I. Woodand, K. Hanson. H. Elsmg Thkd row: I. Medhi. L Montoon. K. Regetman, M. Law. M W ams Fourth row: Mm© M ©r. K Mostrich. E Christ. S PW. C. S«soia. M Rotten. N Gardner. C Koostor, S Holden, E. Brohi. 8 Walden. T Thoologidos. Mmo Rhetts Fifth row: H Venters. D. lotvreerg. M Johnson. T Congdon, A Maud. S Swoten. J Yoaker. D V ang. E Jones Misting: E Meeker. B Hammer. K RtngdoN. I Sanchez. N Meet. Mr Lundgren We shouldn't feed these children if we're not going to educate them. Some people felt that it was necessary to feed the chridren no matter what. They stressed the importance of keeping them from dying in the near future; of keeping them olive for the next day Others thought that along with feeding the people, they needed to teach them to be self-sufficient. This meant teaching them about farming, sanitation, and birth control After the initial commotion the atmosphere m the room became more ike that of a debate. Eoch side presented its views clearly, with Lia Theologides. the president, calming the crowd and discussing one point at a time. As a result of this debate, the club decided to assist a smo school m a Mexican village, donating the money earned from the Bake Sale Discussions ike this are a part of the International Club, where people hold strong and often divergent opinions High School Bowl K Regalman. Mr Yor er. J Yor or. M W oms. D Wong. E Christ. K Copertoo 138 International Club and High School Bowl Middle School Student Council 5th th_ £ ljkf5 First row: W longacre. M Smonson. T. Tidgewefl, M Jones. K Humes. J ChesePrough. Second row: K Mortmer. D Risk. 8 Erckson, A Bory we� K Worsted. A Rice. A Meiano Third row: M Aatedt. B McCoy. B Morgan R Sololorotf. A Bross. C CrutChf.©ld Missing: S Nor o Mrs Praps ond Counci Members Kent Mortimer ond Rocnei Soiotorotf Vice-Dtes� cJoot Andy Comiorf Upper School Student Council First row: A Comfort. S Morrison. T Metier. Second row: A Praps K Horner, H McCov. D Wofcoff. K C Peters. T Theologies. J Prtt. Third row: E Meeker. J Yonker. P Grubb. I Theologies. C Ashley. J Solotoroft. A Copper man M Mottison. S Evens! 03 W Stoddard P Praps. Mr Praps Middle dnd Upper School Councils 139 Upper School Choir Dance Class 8 Hammer. s Rnk, M Law. E Vue. L Suota. J Pr . R Schixnocher First row: J McAdams. A Copper man, Second row: A Brocket. M Zulu. 0 Rubens. Mining: D Marsh. J. Johnson-Jones Middle School Choir First row: E Ross. N Nelson, t Gtasoo. $ Gorham. $ Grvens. P Merz. M Sorenson. I Korbuty. H Wearns, l Hfctrom. N Erckson Second row: J Zovorai.M Aafedt.w foster. 0 Tatat-.G Poite.C Brown, j Dewng, J Parsnen. I Foster. M Jones. S. Lawson. Third row: K Donaldson. A Kersten.R Pratt. J O'Donoghue. J Schultz. J Petrucci. D Swan. E Leek. A Soboo. H Schodow. E Gonjiey. K Ets. M Cavanaugh. M McGronn. I, Lend. S Comes. J Ke er. Fourth row: H Blum. D Young. C Tabom. C Levde. C CrutchhoW. J. Beard. F. Arndt. B Boin. C Doton. K Steyoert. J Studebokor. K Bonnwel. A Kaplan. T Htchcock. A Stogner. J Botos, S Nygoord. Missing: K Anderson. A Bress. D Johnson, A Knox -140 Dance. Upper And Middle School Choirs Christmas Concert Exit The King King Berenger I Queen Margerite Queen Morie Doctor Julliette Guard Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Props Sound Sound Lighting Wayne Wilderson Tammy Taylor Helen Quick Peter Minnban Amonda Maud Terry Thedogides Robert May Ellen Efron Phi Park Pokey Phillips Cass Opperman Beth Walden Sean Jones Christmas Concert and One Act Play 141 You Can't Take It With You Afnondo Mood Standing: W WfcJefsoo. E Meekef.J Yortto . P OuOt . I ToytOf.E PngdaW. N Gardner. J Peay. D RuC-enj. C AsNey. E Brvtt. P Park. A Efron Kneeling: A Copperman. A Mcxxj E Efron. E Burr Sitting: J low . P K Gardner. E Yuo. K Reay Cast And Crew Duchess Olga Katrina Chris Ashley Rheba Etee Bruhl Gay Wellington ...... . Elizabeth Burns G-Woman (Sal) Amy Copperman G-Man (Mac) Andy Efron Mrs Kirby Ellen Efron Mr Kirby Phd Park Mr. DePmna Paul Grubb Essie Carmichael Amanda Maud Penny Sycamore Efczabeth Meeker Mr Henderson Paul Mmnohon Tony Kirby Pha Park DonokJ . Jim Reay Ed Carmichael Eric Rmgdohl Alice Sycamore ... Debbie Rubens Kotenkhov ... Tommy Taylor Grandpa Wayne Wilderson Paul Sycamore ... . John Yonker G-Man (Joe) Eric Yue Director Dr. Robert Sporre Assistant Director Amy Copperman Crew Kerry Gardner Jeff lewm Kerry Reay Cnra Asmey PoJ GruPP 142 Fall Play Godspell Standing: Choreograph©? Kathy Gorman. H. Quick. T. TheoAogcles. E. Yu©. C Opperman. Director8obMay. A Maud. 8 Hammer Sitting: D. Wofcoft. P. Pheps. C. Curingham. M Wearns. E Efron, J. Harmon. J Reay. K Riey. P Park. E Meeker. J Yorker. K. Regotman. K. Ringaohi. P Bogard. S. Risk. W Wider son, c. Ashley. C Gustafson, p Minrthan. M Hedberg Cast And Crew The Messiah -Elizabeth Meeker John the Baptist Judas -Wayne Wilderson Cast -Chris Ashley -Paul Bogard -Caroline Cuninghom -Ellen Efron -Carrie Gustafson -Brion Hammer -Jenny Hormon -Missy Hedberg -Amanda Maud -Peter Minninhan -Phil Park -Pokey Phillips -Helen Quick -Jim Reay -Karen Regelman -Karin Riey -Kristen Ringdahl -Simone Risk -Eike Sten -Terry Theologides -Michete Williams -Dina Wolkoff Director -Robert May Band -Lisa Howitz -Paul Bogard -John Collins -Sean Daly -Ellen Efron -Paul Grubb -Jeff Lewin -Christine Schaitberger -Wayne Schneider -Brian Soth -W1 Zorn Crew -Janet Greenless -Clare Hockett -Kim Jesse -Cass Opperman -Sven Erik Pihl -Ithel San Chez -Jonine Simmons -Jennifer Taylor -Beth Walden Lighting -Sean Jones -Jon Goldman -Cass Opperman -Patrick Phillips Spring Musical 143 144 Sports Divider Basketball, Men's Basketball. Women's Cross Country Cross Country Skiing Downhill Skiing Football Gymnastics Hockey Soccer, Men's Soccer, Women's Swimming, Men's Swimming, Women's Tennis Volleyball Wrestling 156 158 153 155 155 150 159 160 146 153 154 148 152 149 159 Sports Divider 145 Soccer Varsity Record Totino Grace 0-3 Holy Angels 1-4 Minnehaha 2-6 Hi Murray 1-3 St. Paul Academy 0-1 Shattuck 0-1 St. Thomas Academy 1-0 Mmnehoha 0-4 Armstrong 1-2 Totmo Grace 0-2 Minnehaha 0-2 Southwest 0-1 Cretin 3-5 Shattuck 0-1 Bloke 0-2 Brady 1-5 Benilde St Margaret's 0-3 Varsity Coach Hansen cals o team moo too with Nets Carlson. Nike Guenchyn. and Bob Pony to cfccuss a new strategy Standing: G Yocn. C Martri. J Coins. A Comfort. J Rossmon. I Ha ovy. D Anderson. E Popovich. P Goronsson. Coach Hynes C McGronn. J Buxel, R Heath. C. lewn, T TheotogxJes. J Woks. A WhookK John utter masters the corner kck 146 Soccer C Team Jr. Var. Record Totino Grace 1-2 1-3 Holy Angels Minnehaha Hill Murray 4-6 Shottuck 1-6 St Thomas Academy 3-0 Cretin 0-4 Totino Grace 2-3 SPA 1-2 Shottuck 1-3 Blake 5-0 Benilde St. Margaret's 3-2 2-8 Standing: S A mjtrong. Matt Meaetxxg. 0 AncJng J Gray M Jomjon. Coach Bryce Knaollng: T Thorpe, p Pt pj. S Perry. C GogoM The C teams record of 3-7 is not a very accurate account of their season They lost a number of games by just one or two goals. Another help to the team was goafie Mike Johnson who only let an average of 3.3 goals per game go by MVP Jm Gray led the team with ten goats and played spectacularly throughout the entire season. Other outstanding efforts were contributed by Scott Perry. Pot Phillips, and Mike Cavanaugh Soccer 147 Women's Swimming And Diving Swimmers at the roody for the 200 W 1� � Row: $ Johnson. W Stoddard. M McGrann 2nd Row: A Krsten. K Biober. B Tapper, K Pederson. S. Schuchmarw. j Tuner. E Jensen 3rd Row: E. Sten. M Hedberg. J. Pnk. k Beard. M Murry. S. Nordto. K Harstod 4th Row: Coach Prentice. Coach Dafy. Coach Waloco. R Cuminghom. C Two Bears. S. Zimmerman The girl's swimming and diving season was a splash hit. Although there were many meets ond few practices, the girls were proud when they brought home tt first place trophy from the Centennial Relays. Varsity coach Debbie Wallace worked the girls hard and was pleased with the season's results. Nine varsity swimmers advanced to the finals in regional competition. Captains Joelle Pink. Sarah Zimmerman, and Missy Hedberg said the team will soon be on top. 148 Swimming Volleyball Varsity Varsity Record Brooklyn Center 11-18. 1-18 Mpls. Lutheran 10-18. 12-18. 13-18 Humbolt 5-18. 6-18 St. Anthony 7-18. 16-18 Centennial 10-18. 12-18. 15-18 Henry 18-14. 15-18. 18-14 Watertown 6-18. 12-18 Visitation 18-16. 15-18. 19-15 St. Croix 18-3. 9-18. 18-10 Concordia 13-18. 4-18 SPA 18-16. 18-9 Mayer Lutheran 7-18. 13-18 Henry 11-18. 18-8. 18-14 Visitation 18-9. 18-9 Concordia 18-9, 19-17 Mpls. Lutheran 18-1. 18-11 Standing: Cooch Scnouor-Morin. S Plot ten. K. Bugby. H. Quck. J Piper. S. Eisng. E. Arndt Kneeling: C Mortinez, U Motor. J Stdt©. M Griffin Ursula Meier awaiting tno sorvo Volleyball 149 Football lit Row: M Hoffman. D Beck. S Johnson. K Loo. P Marine . D Burns 2nd Row: T Boxter. R. Larson. C Brandt. S Topper. B Borina. C Renortson. P Scobto 3rd Row: Coach Lofqust, S W oms, K Ytnon. E Hockng. D Christianson. P Notion. E Welter. J Snot. 8 Soth. B Schoenberg. Coach Kordosky 4th Row: Coach Roll. T Long. E Rosoncrans. M Mohanos P PM. $ Egorshin. M Chan. 8 Compbo . J Seed, M Ovorby. K Forsyth, Coach Doheny lit Row: T Edwards. B Two 8oars. 0 Comor. J Koly. I Payne 2nd Row: 0 Anoorson. 0 Wetter. K Mostnch. D Marino . M S stx y. D. Pryor 3rd Row: M Hornor. B Lewis. 0 Carnes. H Stout. B Mtdo. P Overby. Cooch Lofqast Chr« Ronertsco ©KxJos a tiorco rush Varsity Record Steve Tapper ia es oootrw 3 Randolph 7-0 St. Agnes 14-6 Shattuck 19-0 Morristown 28-0 Mayer Lutheran 40-15 Concordia Academy 8-0 SPA 29-28 St. Croix 14-21 Minneapolis Lutheran 26-0 Top Row: T Mouof. M Jones. M Law Bottom Row: J Moe. A Cecct . M Murray. K Tanosichuk Football 151 Women's Tennis This season the tennis team had an up and down year, finishing with a 7-5 record and making it to the second round of regions The team had trouble with arch rival SPA but demolished bigger schools such as Washburn ond Benilde St. Morgarefs. Captain Dina Wolkoff added a dose of energy to the team ond received the Mustanger Next yeor's captain Kim Burnet agam had a superb season, just missing a state tournament berth. Kim was also named team MVP. 10th grader Katie Kerr gave the team hope for the future by being named MP. Other great performances were put in by Marnie Slesinger. Liz Elert. and Karen Regelman. Varsity Record Washburn 5-2 Benilde St Mdrgaret's 6-1 Armstrong 2-5 Visitation 5-2 SPA 0-7 Mnnehaha 2-5 HI Murray 1-5 Visitation 5-2 Regma 7-0 Centennial 7-0 Regions Mora 5-0 Regions Litchfield 1-4 Varsity Standing: M HarjtocJ. M May. M Sfesnger. J McAdams. X Burnet. J Sorgent. Kneeling: 0 Wok off. L Eiert. K Kerr. K Regeimon C Team Jr. Var. Standing: Cooch Mognuson. J. KreKJer. A Hjelm. J Hubbs. V. Price. K Sitting: J Johnson. N Grubb. K Anderson. K Woker. S Kmne Standing: K Larson. K Modgett. 8 Hanson. A Kaplan. K Hanson. K. Rowe. I Sanchez. K Woodtana Cooch Dor son sitting: S lesh. T Pfou. L Lo6o e L Honser. N Korsh. M Dougherty. I LeWin 152 Tennis Cross Country Standing: S Gorham. K Caperfcn. C Ooyto. K Boger. Coocfi Euste. B Weave . A Haley. R Goldman Kneeling: B Capertoo. H Eking, J. Beem Standing: Coocf Eu$t� . D Wang. J AncXKSOn P Mcxrnon S Marnjon. T ftcftoy. N Bart . 0 Stool Kneeling: C Tabcx n K Stoyert. J Moe. J Straub. B Bo n On© of the relatively unknown teams at Breck this year hod on exceptional season The women's cross-country team whipped through the regular season piocng runners in every meet MVP Karen Ca-perton hod her usual exceptional season, ranking with the top runners n the state The team won the conference easily and went on to districts There they captured 3rd place, quohfyng for the regional tour-noment where they were ultimately eliminated Musfonger recipient Caroline Doyle provided that needed enthusiasm to help the team achieve its goals The season ended with chants that next year would brng a state title Women's Soccer This year's women's soccer team had a tough season Although they foiled to win a game they played with heart and refused to give n Coach Dr Mark Catlm rwtituted an innovative practice program of lecfures. cones, and dnBs The team put in its Pest performance against Mmnehoha. losing on a contested goal Freshman DebOy Pogue led the team with two goals and Laurie Adams captured MVP recognition Other great performances were contributed by Ua Theologies. Jarone Smmons. and Karen Horner StorxUng; M Bafy J Srrmonj S Hawfcrvson. B HyAAe p Poser C AsNev. K May L Adams Kiwslng: M WchCOCk. J Stone. D Krby. A Crockett. S Risk. H Dvorcfc L THooio aes 0 Pogue. T Thayer. C Hackett Women's Soccer 1S3 Men's Swimming And Diving Record Burnsville 55-107 Watertown 42-37 St. Thomas Academy 33-49 Armstrong 52-117 Montgomery 65-15 River Falls 54-26 Chaska 97-74 Watertown Invitational 2nd of 5 Sieve Tapper thinks he’s Superman This year’s men's swim team not only won their first meet ever, but went undefeated at home trouncing Watertown. Montgomery, and River Falls. The team shattered Breck pool records left ond right and even broke some long-standing records at other schools Scott Kreischer broke the team record in the 100 breaststroke and captain Steve Tapper attained most of the remaining team records. Other outstanding performances were contributed by captoin Eric Welter. Darrin Welter, And Matt Aydelott The team was once again very young ond showed great promise for the future, and Coach Mark Adams fulfilled most of the goals he set at the beginning of the season. Front Bow: Coach Moonusoa S Swofcxr T Woo and. W Schneder. r ganks f Arndt C Printy 2nd Bow: CoochAoamj.D Welter. M Aydelott. i Shepard. S Kroner H Ventorj j Ooucn Welter. S Tapper Swimming Downhill Skiing First row: J. ODonOQhuo. A Frisch. K Worsted Second row: r Pfou, J SorQeont. A Comfort. Third row: Cooch Horvson. S Andorson. I Drv nmond. T Cochran J Ron-wOQOn Fourth row: J TayfcxC McGronn.M Harstad Fifth row: J CoSm. M Stout. S Wtttoboi. C Martin, Cooch Swonson Cross Country Skiing First row: A Spocht K. Johnson. T MeUer. J. Stroud. H McCoy Second row: A BOey. E Bruhi. S Zxnmermann, K Coperton, 8 Hommer. N Gardner. Cooch Meyer f Skiing 155 Men's Basketball This year's men's basketball team had one of those seasons coaches tend to label mediocre. The season was full of ups and downs as the team would win by ten points one week only to lose by eleven or twelve the following week The teom finished with a good enough record, however, to be seeded sixth in the postseason district tournament. Senior captain Jim Mandell had a spectacular season ranking among the metro leaders in scoring — averaging around 22 points per gome. Other outstanding performances were contributed by Jeff Snell. Bryan Soth. and Mark Mahanes. With the potentially great talent brewing in the JV and Freshman squads. Coach Malone can anticipate a possible future conference championship. Varsity KneeHng: M. Mouhei. K Forsyth. C Reinortson. 0. Beck. Standing: Coach Johnson. W Zorn. M Mahanos. J Mondei. 8 Soth. J. Sool, Coach Malone Jr. Varsity Varsity St. Bernards Blake St. Agnes Brady Concordia CHOP. St. Croix Lutheran SPA Minneapolis Lutheran Concordia Mayer Lutheran Minneapolis St. Croix Lutheran SPA Shottuck Mayer Lutheron Waconia Record 51-46 42-48 47-43 0-67 53- 71 57-49 54- 59 51-67 70-63 54-61 64- 59 65- 53 61-60 49-58 54-56 42-55 32-69 Standing: D Wong. M Hedberg. M Adams, K. Mostrich. Cooch Johnson Kneeling: J. Gray. J. Ko«y. A Payne. D Martinez 156 Jr. Var. Record St. Bernards 58-52 West Lutheran 46-42 Blake 61-54 Brady 45-51 Coocorda 41-50 C.H.O.F. 46-49 St. Paul Academy 39-49 Minneapolis Lutheran 38-37 Mayer Lutheran 41-49 Minneapolis Lutheran 39-46 9th Grade Record St. Croix Lutheran 53-44 Concordia 42-38 SPA 51-49 Brooklyn Center 46-61 Minneapolis Lutheran 56-32 Mahtomedi 46-50 Minneapolis 51-42 SPA 39-41 Concordia 46-50 C.H.O.F. 42-46 St. Croix Lutheran 50-61 C.H.O.F. 49-48 9th Grade Team KneeHng: J Ke y. A Payne. T Edwards. Standing: M Modson. K Mostrich. J. Brown. V Hodborg. 0 Martino . Coocti Adams Basketball 157 Women's Basketball Varsity Standktg: Coach Novo S Ftotten. S Ubenm. E Sten. I Preus. J McAdams. Coach Henke Kneeling: Rowe. C. Martoer. J StOlte. I Theologae . M Griffin. ond K Boger This year's women's basketball squod had an encouraging season Although their record was far from fantastic this youthful group showed signs of great seasons to come This team, with only a scattering of seniors, won a few games led by sophomore Jenny Stolte who demonstrated exceptional leadership quoities Other great efforts were contributed by Sarah Plot-ten. Millie Griffen. and Jl Mcodams. The team struggled valiently for every victory they attained. More good news for Lrida Henke came from the junior varsity ranks, where it is rumored that there are a few promising young cagers An exceptional effort was also contributed to the team by foreign student Nathalie Millet. Varsity Record Shattuck 38-32 Visitation 40-35 Mmneapoks Lutheran 46-51 Luck 34-43 Mayer Lutheran 31-50 Minneapolis Lutheran 31-45 Randolph 28-32 Concordo 21-45 Chapel Hill 42-23 St. Croix 35-23 SPA. 27-49 Visitation 50-41 Concordia 33-55 Mayer Lutheran 41-65 Mathomedi 36-82 Minneapolis Lutheran 38-61 St. Croix 35-42 SPA. 43-58 Jr. Var. Record Shattuck 10-19 West Lutheron 26-50 Luck 12-28 Minneapolis Lutheron 12-51 Mayer Lutheran 10-53 Randolph 13-32 Concordia 13-32 SPA. 15-25 Visitation 24-29 ConcrodKJ 18-48 Mayer Lutheran 16-61 Mahtomedi 14-50 Minneapolis Lutheron 14-66 St. Croix 16-29 SPA. 19-21 Jr. Var, KneeUng: KOftxiy.H Dvorak. A Oockett, I Sanchor. M Hotten Standing: Cooch Novosekx K Swan. E. O’Toole. K Beard. H rttchcock. N Miet 158 Basketball Wrestling Hf� 1 Row: S Krueger. I Howe . 8 Lews. C. Cox. T Pryor 2nd Row: Cooch Arens. S Tolefson. S Kron . S Coins. N Tubal. K lindgro. J Lor son Tho 8reck - ake wrestling ream n ocf on Gymnastics Rrst Row: M Howard. E Arndt 2nd Row: E Sotarso. B Bome. B. Caperton. S. Fangmcn. Wrestling - Gymnastics 159 lit Row: D WPamvon. N CarHon. P Scobte. S Johnson. J Uttef. M Gtiyncften. M Metynct M 2nd Row: N Wong.M Satsbuy.G lang.M LUtko.M Hoffmann. P Netjon. 8 Scfxienberg. Cooch Lrtflo 3rd Row: Cooch Buttorj. B Bortro, j Reiman. C. lewin. P Goransson. M Kunert Where's the puck? Movng n tor a goal Top: Owstme Scharttoerger and Rebecca Weaver Bottom: Mchele Low and Carome Doyte Break ng in over me biue me This season's hockey team finished with the best Break hockey record ever. After losing their first 2 games of the season they came back to win 19 stroight games to capture the Don Bosco conference title and (at yearbook publication time) had advanced to the second round of the Section 5 playoffs. Although the hockey Mustangs never reached the state top ten. they defeated teams who resided in that elite corps including northern rivals Bemidji and International Falls and North Suburban champion Anoka. Goalie Mke Gulynchen led the conference with a 2.50 gods ogamst average and forwards John Utter. Glen Lang, and Pat Scobte were among conference sconng leaders 160 Hockey Cooch uttle confers with some of Ns plovers 1st Bow: A Torrence. M Solsbcry. B McKinnon. J Bust el, P. PhRps. N Cortson 2nd Row: Cooch Wokace. B Hide. D. Link. D. Connor. P GonsJey. T Korston, Cooch Butters 3rd Row: C. Johnson. M Rosenberg. A Anderson Varsity Record Minnehaha 2-4 Blake 2-7 Rochester Lourdes 7-3 St. Agnes 6-2 International Foils 9-0 Bemidji 7-3 Benrfde 5-0 Anoka 5-3 St. Bernards 6-1 Brady 5-4 Totino Grace 8-2 Holy Angels 5-4 St. Agnes 6-3 Rochester Lourdes 4-3 Shattuck 7-2 Brady 5-3 Totino Grace 5-2 Holy Angels 5-1 St. Bernards 4-1 Benikje 4-2 Washburn 7-4 Hockey 161 162 Fall Sports Life Fall Sports Life 163 164 Winter Sports Life What A Year!!! Winter Sports Life 165 Personals AMBI AND RICHARD Mane , what was in those drinks they mode us? I love you B.C. -K.F. Thanx for the dinner Jud and Jm -Katie ond Mane Pathos just wonders why Marx isn't attracted to him'! Mane lost her rice on Richard's floor ond bedspread' KEEP SMUNGI Sarah, thanks for being such a good friend this post year. You're so special to me and I realy value you friendship. You're such a wonderful end compassionate person Theanx! Love yo TMW My wallet l« In the river, may I please borrow 20 Quinn. -Angus Podgomy Piceasso head It easy We re can plumbers Homer. Steve. Mke. Derek. Chris. W . Tim: Great yeear. watch out for Sven, do some jeammn'. high ftvin'. and pkaicJn' Watchout for the Viet-Cong with your Uzi and bazooka Bruce Lee cand Bcarry Meaniow ive! POWER! POWER! POWER! The Laotian love meachine goes for a romp with a B B And for heaven's sake let's bean the bomb and work for peace1 Kees JS + DW-C2 (car� d the best of friends forever) -olways remember fun times on the white bkanket cand the one thing we never got ccaught for dong!!! A.P. U.S. History: The Lorcas of Trode, Tractors. Lively ttotoo. Closet monarchist, “In revolutions, things happen. “first generation geek Keese: White Ceastle. plaid group; OX -Steve DMJ Just ike a secret code that nobody knows, she just wonts to ten you the message is you. I miss you cand love you. your St. Pauli's girl “The screams grew more frantic as the pungent odor of charred flesh slowly wafted out of the tanning salon . -EY EJE My love always. Mr Yuk says “Feh! 8rownie Pont Gathers of America unite! Power! Power! Power! To Peter Get some snow. From Katie. Me ole. MCL Chompogne floats at Dr I Love You. PUMPKIN From the snowbunny Kathy, ore yo j feet going swimming tonight? The Journal ? Yeah, you guys are GDI's, right? Ambi needs at least 45 minutes. Ring and Finger behnd Katie's bock. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles. Snuggles People come to me and they say “Hey you They say Hey you Hey you” they say. Let's a go to a shopping center Let's have fun at a shopping center Shoppng center of the damned!!!! Aarrgghh!!! W am. am I your Angel? W am. you're my grtfriend You've got the nicest hips Wei. they reerily moke me flip. Q.B.. stairs. Chris Taylor. J.D.. and many more! -Shando and Usa Utts. you're just too conservative and don't hove enough hxii EAM. after a 2-year dry spei o Deluge! Thanx for a the fun and love. CAM HELLO JEFF, wotid you care to hit some forehand to forehands today? Lewi Clare-1 love you not only for who you are. but who I am when I am with you Kristen Lia Thank you so very much for at of your help and support this year. I'm not sure you realize just how wonderful it's been to me.. Phi Tom- There is nothing hoppier than a loving heart Loving you Mr. PhiSps. we're gonna miss you. Thanks for being the best Dean ever! Love, the Smrfes-obas the awesome twosome Katie, how c d we ever moke it home that night? Must have been by prayer atone My Customized Regal with the Si800 wax job Kantooks Forever J. Crosson I love you. H Mom. the phones were out of order weren't they. Mandi? Janey. Jim Square beds autistic Swiss Mss. Muscles Jm. Dad. moods. AAAooa .. “Mchlean ; Don't touch me . Gros Gros? ; Moo moo moo moo Heck yai ; Oh-tay ; HYPERPORNO; soussison sec; rap sessions, van door; ugly Mannequin; $4 Cokes. Hop-py”; King Club disco; zophod's just this guy. you know ; Ohohohoooo ; Down's nice ; Sword Fightng. chronic euphoria. “That's so deep ; biere brun; “Go anywhere, do anything kind of guys -Steve JMS Quit messing up my hair -S I love you much Heather McCoy, you make my day. you're such a joy. Through good times and bod we always d-d tak. I knew you weren’t punk though you had a mohawk Now it’s fat corduroys, Carrol Reed and L.L. Bean, at the new French (ho.ha) in nothhg else wii be seen Now you're off to Wheoton-a girl of the East. II make sure to see you-for tong tafcs at least So stay cool and be happy as times goes on. and may you never be ino bar with waitresses named Marion!! Love always -Dina Yo Boz “Votanke ; “Later dude ; Have fun . Aido. 900°: 50th. McDonalds -Steve Oooh. Mr Befcxt. your legs ore sooo swolen -Spexl 166 Ads Divider Personals (cont.) George Orwel wishes you a happy 1984 Watch out for the 612's Illusionist Sorry Steve PAT, there's one thing I know, the beak is huge! A princess never forgets .. Eat your carrots Norman! Love Mother Do you fike tuna on bagels? JR. we hope we throw up. AC and SL The promise continues . Je t'aime Dina-Jo. I love you! Boomer Race, looking forward to June 11. 1984' Bye-bye Skinny Blyl Jeff ond Karen Sis you're humor! Muffy. Cuffy. Tuffy Live On! BOB is still out there somewhere! Oh. oops. Peggy, what? Fun Times! -Lisa and Shonda Jed. gimmee a scratch Grubb, where's your wife? Soopy Dishwack is watching Jeff. Nancy, where's Utter? Reman don't be a nod. P.G. Let's scream, let's shout, let's turn this function out! Bouffontay rocks the house Davros livesl Beware evildoers. Captain Thistle will get you. Dui knife — Ann Archy You can't take it with you No. I just play with it. Spezi Sveslll Ads Divider 167 WHEN YOU WANT PRINTING. GET THE WORKS Quality. Quick Printing That Stays Within Your Budget WE PRINT! • Business Cards • Business Personal Stationery • Publications, Newsletters • Brochures, Flyers • Four-Color Process • Cutting. Folding • Phototypesetting • Keyline Design • Computerized Mailings 168 Ads Children Are What The Breck Parents Association Is All About. Ads 169 “Twin Cities' Specialists In Slavic Ethnic Foods KRAMARCZUK SAUSAGE CO., INC. Fresh Bread. Pastries, and Smoked Meats Made Daily 215 E. Henn. 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The Breck Ice Center Best Wishes To The Seniors Ads 173 MUSTANG Sean Jones Andy Efron Beth Wokten Ellen Efron Kris Ringdahl Lia Theologides Elise Bruhl Helen Quick Jarvne Simmons Terry Theologides Amanda Maud Phi Park Eric Christ Keith Mestrich Eric Yue Joefle Pink Mrs. Rhetts Editor Head Photographer Copy Editor Lower School Editor Middle School Editor Middle School Editor Upper School Editor Mini-Mag Editor Senior Section Editor Senior Section Editor Groups Editor Groups Editor Staff Editor Sports Editor Ads Editor Captor Editor Advisor Staff TAcheHe W oms. Chris Ashley. Photographers Mark Stec. Arthur Lee. Wi Zorn. Alex Krieder. Karen Regaiman. Sitting on tabtos and chairs: H Quck. K Regdman. K Mesfrch. P Park.E Chnsf.S Jonet . W ScfWKJOf. M Stec.A Efron On tho floor K R� V3ahl. E Ba t. A Maud. J Simmons. B Walden. J Px Missing: : Efron. L Thedoodev T Thootogdes. E Yue. A Lee. W Zorn. A Knoaer. J lewm. M Wfcms. C Ashley 174 Yearbook Memories What's a pica ’ It's like an inch. man. but smaller. Beth: This copy is in german! Oh. it's Eric's homework '. get your frustrations out-use a paper cutter; Mustangs master debate; uniball pens; Sean Pussycat Jones; Eric Welter caption; I'd Bee to introduce you all to our advisor. Mr. iserman no. Mrs Fruen ... no Mrs Rhetts; Phil booted; Sean. I don't think we have enough pictures. It only takes five minutes; No. but seriously. Sean ; taking to the ce ng; Xuan Sheng club; I quit . . you can't-you quit last week, the chopel littleford pictures; Sean's candy cones; I'm one week behind ... I'm five weeks behind ; did you say that we are 71 production days behind?; ai of the done sections, let's dedicate the book to Edrie. Is this room always this messy'’ ’What ore a those people doing in the dork room? Oh, they ore playing Lost Worlds . Eden Efron is great. Throwing erasers at the clock; What do you mean you were playing voleyboH? ; My proofs were here? ; it's always 9; 14 in the yearbook room. Oof! Staff members. now that this book is nearly complete. I pause in amazement to see that we have actually achieved a finished product. This has been a very difficult year As you are oi painfully aware, all of the advance planning and over half of the book was completed without even a semblance of an advisor. This was also a year when most of you were heavly and understandably involved in other extracurricular activities, ond time for yearbook was found with difficulty. However, despite al the problems and frustrations. I believe we have put out a fine book. Even with a few poorly loid-out pages, out-of-focus pictures, ond grammatical errors, our product is respectable So. quite simply. I would like to thank you for sticking this year out. I could say that our work is wonderful, great, and mognificent. but such a comment from me would be out of chorocter. Instead I will just say the result Is alright. There ore some people who deserve recognition and my sincere thanks for thee considerable help Andy Efron and Beth Walden who endured me for an entire year. Ellen Efron who took on the herculean task of producrig the largest number of pages and as wed the cover. Janine Simmons for the senior section ond her general assistance and encouragement. Mrs Rhetts. of couse. for her aid in correcting copy. No praise that I could offer can make reasonable the number of hous and effort you have spent on this book. I hope, however. that in the coming years you wl realize the value of what you have produced ond be satisfied that your time was we spent. -SDJ Number of copies: 820 Cost: $18.50 (After Oct. 14. cost was $20. ond after Jan. 1. $25). Program: Custom-Dimension Number of pages: 176 (8 in color) Cover: Designed by Ellen Efron with ar-brushing by Josten's American Yearbook Company. Paper: 80 gloss finish white Publisher:Josten's American Yearbook Company; Burt Hedstrom. representative Percent of photography (other than individual or teom portraits) by student photographers 99% Portraits by Camera Arts First deadline Nov. 14. 1983 Last deodline: Feb. 27. 1984 Shipping date: May 12. 1984 175 If has been an electrifying year, a year charged with fun. with surprises, with memories. We will remember this as the year the hockey team had a winning streak of nineteen straight, and the cross-country team won conference, sending Karen Caperton to state. We cheered the men's swim team as it went undefeated at home, and supported the difficult rebuilding process of the soccer teams. We will remember beating Delano with Exit the King for our second straight District Championship, the resurgence of the debate team, and the victories of the Ugh School Bowl Team. We watched the reviv- al of the Middle School newspaper. The Maverick.” and the installation of the beautiful. $200,000 pipe organ from England We will remember the Senior Lounge, and the kidnapping of Darth Vader from Burger King by Jon Seed, et al. We will always laugh when we think of that Monday Will Zorn. Sean Harrison. Frank Thorpe, ond Mark Overby appeared at school with shaven heads. The spirit of Gandhi will always be with us We will remember the record breaking cold spell in December that caused our cars to die. our toes to freeze at the bus stop, and our health to deteriorate.-emp- tying the school. So many memories of this year are permanently associated in our minds: the marine massacre in Lebanon, the resignation of Vikings coach Bub Grant, the controversial TV movie The Day After.” We cheered on the Mustangs against SPA at Homecoming, laughed at Steve Johnson's Senior Speech about the dreaded disease. BSH (bad study habits), cried at Elizabeth Meeker the Messiah's death in Godspefl. This year will stay with us for a long time — a year to be savored, recased. and treasured .f' CW'o Go o v ,' '«V _ . w- ' « f1 V r ■ X V b (b J Cr A + Q PMl'p-j y srtpA- V|(?M VM gv€M aTOV ' ALX)' ; . , U ' $.Afl r TV a Ac 'ViKS4 c' M 727? JKcatli, Ri) J M- 6EMAS MESSAkh 4- __ it SECAV f M ih TPI . tHWF AA MSSCWE SVHMjxP, M4rer tsxs Mr, s w CM AAVk A MISSIVE FheiYSOMETH FU?k iHt F i' ' Ptec W I MPF 'tOO A£) A- CDS) APn (Am ftu- mATsnF i, i ti-opE TO SEP' 'i‘°v A MM Sooaj 4-H-BAJb PAfrE trBP6, A S kNATUPt AH- ' ax 4-l ACHPEACa Sl vATVeE v- . t PE VbME sH 'itetU