Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE 1936 MR. JAMES F. CONLIN QEHE CLASS OF THIRTY SIX found that the outward sternness of Mr. Conlin had a counterpart in the inner friendliness and thought- ful outlook for the boyls future, All that he demands of the student is co-operation, a respect for the school, its teachers, and its traditions. Mr. Conlin has been with Rindge for 31 years, during which he has served about 21 years as an instructor of French and Spanish. Through all these years he has been an indispensable factor in the running of this school. May Rindge have your valuable services for many years to come. e.,, 5'

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1936 RINDGE. TECH BROWNIE . . DEDICFKTION . . EADMASTER OF RINDGE Whose live interest in all our scholas- tic and social activities has supplied untold inspiration and encouragement, Whose sincerety has Won our unending friendship, Whose opinion we have placed high in our category of values, Whose respect we honestly Wish to deserve-to Mr. John W. Wood-ewho has so freely given so much of his time and ability in our interest, we the Sen- ior Class respectfully dedicate The Brownie of 1936. W. QW ...ggi 9 HW.- M

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956 RINDGE 'TECH BROWNIE MR. FRANCIS T. MQCFXBE QURING OUR EARLY DAYS AT RINDGE, when we were housed at the Harvard Grammar School We came in close contact with a man who aided us greatly in adjusting ourselves to the make- shift conditions that existed at that time. He proved to be a kind, friendly, humane gentleman. Without his assistance our early days at Rindge would have been very trying ones indeed. Hence We the Seniors Class of 1936 wish to express at this time our deep apprecia- tion for the many kindnesses bestowed on our class by Mr. Francis T. McCabe. -..gif I I Eiga.,