Bourne High School Alumni
Bourne, Massachusetts (MA)
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Shannon Taylor Engaged to Brice Saunders Sumner
Class of 1953
Falmouth Enterprise, Friday, January 22, 1954, Page 9
Miss Taylor Engaged To Korean Veteran
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Taylor have announced the engagement of their daughter, Shannon to Brice Saunders Sumner of Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Taylor, a graduate of Bourne High School, has attended the University of Maine and is now a student at Cape Cod Secretarial School in Hyannis.
Mr. Sumner has recently been with the armed forces in Korea.
Next month, he will resume his studies at Harvard. He is the son of Col. and Mrs. Brice Sumner of Okinawa where Col. Sumner is Deputy District Engineer.
Miss Taylor Engaged To Korean Veteran
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Taylor have announced the engagement of their daughter, Shannon to Brice Saunders Sumner of Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Taylor, a graduate of Bourne High School, has attended the University of Maine and is now a student at Cape Cod Secretarial School in Hyannis.
Mr. Sumner has recently been with the armed forces in Korea.
Next month, he will resume his studies at Harvard. He is the son of Col. and Mrs. Brice Sumner of Okinawa where Col. Sumner is Deputy District Engineer.
Recent Members
| Andrea Andrea Llanes | 1971 |
| David Jackson | 1966 |
| Gary Nelson | 1966 |
| Janine Ward | 1992 |
| Jeffrey Burton Jeffrey Burton | 1971 |
| Karen Karen Marie Brown | 1972 |
| Kenneth Locher | 1968 |
| Marsha L. Brott Marsha L. Brott | 1966 |
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