Ernest George Breznay

Background

Breznay, Ernest George was born on February 28, 1940 in Thief Riverfalls, Minnesota, United States. Son of George Edward and Louise Frances (Ptacek) Breznay.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Bemidji (Minnesota) State University, 1961; Master of Science, U. North Dakota, 1971.

Career

Teacher, coach, Sawyer (North Dakota) High School, 1961-1962; teacher, coach, Wilton (North Dakota) High School, 1962-1964; teacher, coach, administrator, Hope (North Dakota) High School, 1964-1974; supervisor industrial arts, State Board for Vocational Education, Bismarck, North Dakota, 1974-1981; assistant state director, State Board for Vocational Education, Bismarck, North Dakota, 1981-1992; administrator, deputy state director, State Board for Vocational Education, Bismarck, North Dakota, since 1992. Consultant South Dakot Industrial Arts Association, Sioux Falls, South Dakot, 1982, Curriculum Guides in North Dakota, Grand Ford, 1976, 78, 80.

Achievements

• Ernest George Breznay has been listed as a noteworthy State educational administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Admissions gate committee American Legion Baseball, Bismarck, 1989-1993. Scoutmaster, district committee Boy Scouts of America, Bismarck, 1977-1982. Player, manager softball teams, Bismarck, 1974-1993.

Member Buckle Up Bismarck-Seat Belt Program, Bismarck, 1984-1986. Member American Vocational Association, North Dakota Technology Education Association (president 1967-1968), International Technology Education Association, North Dakota Vocational Association, International Technology Education Association Council for Suprs. (directors publications 1986-1990).

Interests

• Avocations: stamp collecting, woodworking, fishing, boating, softball.

Connections

Married Shari Ann Vadnie, June 3, 1967. Children: Michael, David, Chris, Chad.

Father:

George Edward Breznay

Mother:

Louise Frances (Ptacek) Breznay

Spouse:

Shari Ann Vadnie

child:

Chad Breznay

child:

Chris Breznay

child:

David Breznay

child:

Michael Breznay