Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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EARL LOCKHART HARRINGTON 29 Dana Street. 17 years, 5 months Earl has firmly established himself as an all-around good fellow and stu- dent. He is also a good artist and intends to be a movie art director. His classmates wish him the best of success in this, his chosen field. ALFRED J. HEWITT $6 |?? 171 Columbia Street. 18 years, 3 months “Al” has had a great record while in school, not failing in any subject during his four years with us. He intends to go to work in the same line of work his father is engaged in. Success, “Al!” JOHN GARDENER HODGDON “Johnny Hot’ 91 Plymouth Street. 18 years “Johnny” is one of the most amusing fellows, a great “giver and taker” of jokes. When there is a “wise crack’? made he is usually near. He intends to rock Newark “Prep” with laughter next fall. Best of luck, “Johnny.” WILLIAM HENRY HOLST “Bill” 28 Aberdeen Avenue. 18 years, 4 months “Bill” is one of Rindge’s finest artists and cartoonists. He is now leav- ing the scenes of many artistic triumphs to go to Massachusetts Art School. As staff artist of the Register, he illustrated his wonderful ability. Keep it up “Bill.” Register Staff Artist ’29, ’30. ROSS F. HOWE ‘fe 55 Magazine Street. 17 years, 8 months Ross, during his four years with us, won numerous friends and was gen- erally well liked. He displayed wonderful class spirit and his classmates are proud to regard him as one of them. Good luck, Ross, in your stay at Harvard, year after next. Committees: Junior Prom, Senior Drama, Senior Football Dance. HARVEY ALEXANDER HUGGINS 8 Murdock Street. 18 years, 6 months Harvey is one of the quiet fellows of this class. His reserved manner has not prevented him from making many friends in school. He is a stu dious chap as his marks show. He intends to study music in Columbia University. Luck, Harvey, lots of it. Glee Club ’27, ’28, ’29, Dramatics, ‘““The Vagabond Kine nee Leduc: MARK HAZOL INCE 38 Lopez Street. 18 years, 1 months This is Mark (no relation to Trade Mark) who entered these halls of learning from the Webster School. He has done very well in his studies and it is with all sincerity that we wish him good luck in whatever he undertakes after graduation. Travel Club ’28. JOHN HENRY IVERS ‘Jack “Ivy” 3 White Street. 17 years, 11 months “Jack” is one of the quiet fellows of this class and very studious. He claims that electricity is the easiest subject for him to assimilate and we know it. He’s so good that after a while he was “out teaching the teacher.” He plans to continue his electrical research “in wider fields.” Best of luck “Jack,” in your chosen field. Radio Club ’29, ’30. WILLIAM KENNETH JACKSON SB It 11 Grant Street. 18 years, 8 months This is “Bill,” a most likable member of our Class who is seldom down- hearted. He plans to take the shocks in life easy so he took up electricity. He’s going to contin ue in this work with his relatives. Plenty of luck, “Bill.” Dramatics: “Double Crossed,” and the “Vagabond King.”