Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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lfDlQ - , XXX yi wig Mk K iw-J Ntoxl K OLLUB OX-all JTGQ I , ., i If lllxllfz . MICHAEL PETER ANTHONY WINN 755 Park Avenue New York City ENTERED Sept. 1948: Glee Club '50-'52, Library Committee '48-'52, Music Room Committee '49- '52, Head, Barn Committee '49-'50, Rifiery '51- '52g Current Events Club '49-.52g Track '52, Silo '48g Sr. Boy-of-Day '50-'51g Smoking House Com- mittee '50-'52, llxlltllfmp ld Despite his fiat denials to the contrary, rumors have reached us that Mike will shortly sign a contract with BBC for a weekly rendition of his specialty, le hot jazz. Mike is a high-ranking graduate of the Hunter School of Music. He pinch-hit for Mr. Abbott at morning prayers so often that hymn 355 Q All Hail j is as familiar to us as the Lord's Prayer. Mike was a member of the Glee Club for two years and kept the library in order for four. After four years at Millbrook, Winnie finally decided to make the U. S. his home. England will regret her loss! NICKNAMES Mike, Winnie, Wick, M. P. A. GREAT AMBITION To make out. THEMESONG In Old New York. PROFILE High Society . . . Musical . . . P. A. 59

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Milk Bar Magnate . . , went native . . , Well-dressed.', R J .W f If, e 1 f Wt X ,058 x J yds U J! J ,If-5 3 f' r-V Y' I 5 W. PETER .GREGOQNLWRAY y - is lj ,ii ' rook, N. Y. VIP' X Vx' '47-'50, Peter is the personification of the old adage, Misery loves company. Whenever I reminisce on the subject of my old friend I always remember his usual approach: Done yer mistery yet? I'd reply in the negative, and it always amused me how happy Pete would look. But if you will look at his list of achievements, you will see that the Fat Boy didn't spend all of his time goofing off. Instead, he used much of his time working on the dance committee, and various teams. Pete could do less work on the football team and still be more effective than most people. In spite of a happy-go-lucky outlook, Peter could always turn on the steam and come through successfully in anything he undertook to do. NICKNAMES Pete, Peawray, Fat Boy. GREAT AMBITION To be the American ambassador to Russia. THEMESONG Too Fat Polka. PROFILE 40 -AQENTERED Sept. 1947: Football '50-'51g Hockey K' i '5,1-Qlftlclee Club ,50-'52, Dance Committee '50- I V Head, Physics Asst. ,49-'50, Milk Bar '47- JCX ' Headg Fire Dept. '47-,525 Meteorology Head '50-'52, West Dorm Prefect '51-'52, Flag Officer '47-'48, junior Boy-of-Day '48-l49g Zoo Squad