Thayer Academy - Black and Orange Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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9 PQ' U'f- sv'4-r-x- -,mf?f'-fi r N .- '-'-2:14-2-'16 - -'.'f LL 35 1.1. 1 .Q Xxx A 9. 'x X wf 14,624 N ww w- 1 Q- K -A 'Pri w.1icii':fZfFEhet-.fr I i i- V -1 H ilk llql x?ff?'? 5:53lfx'-.' vf '.': W Q NAMES G. MQKENNA Uiinj Cornell Jolly Genial Molodious F'0'0ll7all,' Glec Clubg Hi-Y. BRYCE MILLIGAN His ,slriturw manly, bold, and lull. If siixophoneis worn autos, Bruce would probably be spondtingx most of his time in court iinsweriiig clni1'g:es for speeding. But tli0y'1'O not: so Bruno has lent, his time and talents to our hand wlivre his forvices aim Weill t11'?DI'6'Cllll9Cl. YYP ami inclined to bclifive that Brucn would pivfvi' working up ii poppy chorus to planning un oral topic. Band 2, 15 Orclieslra 1. ALLAN MITCHFNIHIR CMitch, Flushl Yalv Of Il t'llfff'l'fllZ loolc, fl gzlvfmfzzg cyrf, and tl most noble 0czi'f'1'agc.' On tht' gi'icli1'c2n Allan plays With inuch vivzicity :intl vim. On the rink, on frnozirig days. His. skill inzikos Tliaiym' proiitl of him. But where Allan shines by fzii' ls in his famous Chevrolot. lt's il niziny colore-rl car And has nina horns, they Say. Foolball 15 Hoclfcy 1g HL-Y 1g Tlllllllti 2. :ETHEODORE HAH OLSON CTndD Tall Athletic Outdoor Footballg Bandg Orchestrag Glow Clulig Hi-Y. 29