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

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Mr. Paul Dawson Mr. Paul Dawson is retiring after 32 years of work at Cambridge High School. In 1950, Mr. Dawson en- tered Cambridge High as a Math teacher and by 1969 he was working in the Audio-Visual Department. ‘For any successful achievement, the atmosphere and surrounding en- vironment must be enjoyable.’’ Without a doubt, Mr. Dawson adds life to everything he does. He sym- bolizes what C.R.L.S. represents: a unified endeavor serving for mutual happiness. Despite his success, he’s looking forward to retiring. There will be a big void to be filled, his depar- ture will be felt by everyone. Ms. Sylvia O’Donnell Ms. Sylvia O’ Donnell is a member of the Bureau of Pupil Services. She has been member of the Cambridge High School faculty for the past ten years. Her efforts have been concen- trated in the area of student learning disabilities, with special emphasis on dyslexia-related problems. ‘T feel my work has helped my students become more confident in themselves. This will in turn help them in their adult life.” Mr. Charles Adams Also retiring this year is Mr. Charles W. Adams, Director of the Library Media Services. As director, he is in charge of the high school library, elementary libraries, the Teachers’ Resource Center, and the Audio Visual Department. Mr. Adams has had responsibility over the whole Cambridge Library System for the past 17 years. We congratulate him on a job well done. These people have helped us along the road to a higher education. They helped build our minds, supported our dreams, and yet they made us see we have to face reality. We thank them for their unselfish contributions and we wish them a long and rewarding retirement.

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Mr. Vincent Finn Mr. Finn was born in Yorkshire, England. He joined the faculty of Cambridge High and Latin School in 1974. Along with the many responsibili- ties of his Social Studies classes, Mr. Finn was appointed advisor to the Yearbook staff. Because this was a new experience to both him and the students, there was a tremendous amount to learn and organize. We’ve found his help and leader- ship invaluable in the production of the yearbook. DEDICATION Mr. Les Kimbrough Mr. Kimbrough, you’ve been a de- voted friend, a big brother, a shoul- der to lean on. You helped deal with our perpetual problems. You attended those numerous fund rais- ers and class outings. You’re always there on the side lines cheering us on. You’ve done much more than ex- pected. We appreciate your input in shap- ing C.R.L.S. to reach the ultimate goal of Love, Peace, and Pride. Mr. Timmins is a health teacher and the coordinator of Driver's Education class, here at C.R.L.S. He took on the responsibility of being the sole advisor for the largest senior class to ever graduate from C.R.L.S. The success of our senior year is attrib- uted to the dedicated work of Mr. Timmins. He did a lot more for our class than an advisor could ever be expected to do. He is deeply admired and re- spected by all the members of this graduating class. We the class of ’83 would like to thank Mr. Finn, Mr. Kimbrough, and Mr. Timmins for the service and guidance that they have given us in our four years here at C.R.L.S. Our senior year was full of aggravations, but with their help we were able to reach our goals. Together, we worked to make our senior year a productive, yet memorable time in our lives.

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