Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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CAMBRIDGEE HIGH LATIN SCHOOL Senior Honor Roll, 1937 ANASTOS, ANGELICA «BARRETT, LOUISE BOORDETSKY, LOUISE BROOKS, RUTH COUGHLAN, JOSEPH F. CROZIER, RUTH DAVIS, LAURA DOHERTY, RITA GAROIAN, AGNES KAUFMAN, SYLVIA LOVETT, EUGENE McCARRON, DOROTHY MAHER, EDWARD MARIMN, JOHN MULLANE, ANNA PAUL, CHRISTINE RYAN, CATHERINE 14 SERSON, SARAH SHACTER, JENNIE SHAW, ELLIOTT SOUSA, OLGA STARR, DOROTHY STERPINSKI, JENNIE SUGARMAN, BETTY SULLIVAN, BEATRICE TASONIS, VERONICA THORNE, ELIZABETH WAITKUS, EDWARD WASSERMAN, HARRY WESTCOTT, ANNA WHOWELL, MARGARET WIXON, HAZEL WOOLDRIDGE, ANNIE © YANKOS, HARRIET (First Honors)

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CAMBRIDGESHIGH LATINTISCHOOL Mr. Ceci T. DERBY Miss LILLIAN R. HARTIGAN Master’s Assistant Master’s Assistant Su Memuriam MISS GERTRUDE B. ROGERS The pupils and teachers of the Cambridge High and Latin School have lost a loyal, generous friend, and a brilliant, inspiring teacher. Miss Rogers was known for her quick wit, her intellectual ability and her cheerful, courageous selfishness. She was active in the school and in her community, willingly giving her aid to any worthy cause. She will not soon be forgotten, and her place can not be easily filled. GEORGE F. RITTER We who knew Mr. Ritter well were shocked at his sudden death last March. There was a feeling of emptiness and loneliness when Mr. Ritter did not occupy his accustomed place in his classes, for he was more than merely a teacher; he was leader and friend as well. Mr. Ritter had always maintaine d a friendly informal atmosphere with his associates, pupils and teachers, and always gave unsparingly of himself. His generous, sincere help, and his devotion to his work, will long be remembered by all who knew him. 13

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