Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1931 Rindge Technical School 1951 5 ee - - cLASS OFBLCERS: ‘ 2 oh Se a oe Caan, I CCOVERS .. MET TOOMEY, oN . Nees Ae of -WICE PRED T: 1 ® LANTIGUA : rReasucce. |) AN SF DECKETARY | ig I Cle om 20: Xe Ew y BARKET: JOSEPH LAURENCE COOPER “Joe” 4 Linwood Place. 17 years, 10 months. Prepared at Roberts Grammar School. Our President and what an executive he has made. He can look back to a year of accomplishment and achievement. Football, Dance, Senior Drama, Senior Year Book and Senior Reception, all under the guidance of our leader. We congratulate “Joe” on a very successful administration. Travel Club 1928, Glee Club 1927, 1928, Ring Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Drama Committee, Senior Reception Commttee, Senior Year Book. “Joe” is coming back for a P. G. course. We can predict now a successful administration of P. G. affairs for the ensuing year. JOSEPH FRANCIS TOOMEY “Joe” 395 Windsor Street. Age 17 years. “Joe” came to Rindge from St. Mary’s. This fine lad has the honor of being cur class Vice President. He took part in the ’31 Senior Drama and all of us remember his “faint” which caused many of the fair lasses pres- ent to gasp with envy. “Joe” has served on the Safety Patrol in ’27, ’°28. “Joe” is undecided about his future plans, but we would suggest that he enter the field of dra- matics. After his impersonation of the fair sex in the Senior Drama we predict a bright future for this lad. FRANK JOSEPH BARRETT “Frank” 71 Fayerweather Street. 18 years 6 months. Graduated from the Russell Gram- mar School. Of course our great “architect” is going to M. I. T. and with honors too, for he has been among the first five on the honor roll, and incidentally never off of it. He has belonged to the ’28 Travel Club, the ’31 Ring Committee, and the ’31 Senior Drama Committee. Frank is a great traveler, with extensive trips, during the school vacations, to many places. He is bound to rise. Secretary of Class. PAUL ANDREW LANTIGUA “Bal’”’ 19 Upland Road. 17 years, 6 months. Prepared at St. Paul’s Grammar School. One of the most active members of our class. Took part in about every activity of- fered at Rindge. Track’ 27, 31, Checkers ’30, ’31, Secretary of Class ’29, ’30, 31, Color Guard, Safety Patrol, Junior Prom, Football Dance, Senior Reception. Farewell Mi pen es your pep and spirit will be missed at Rindge. Intends to take a Civil Service examin- ation.

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Weoeeibwibmececimie os e, the Seninr Glass of 1931, do hereby dedicate this year book to our devoted friend and counsellor, Mr. John W. Wood, in our appreciation of all the kindness and cheerfulness which has endeared him to us all. Dio

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19451 SC » z + AMBUSEY am ' eS PK. Vi Pin ona HOE. OQ = ® MEP D. ANDERSON. CG « Shee LUND Rindge Technical School 1931 KENNETH T. ALFORD “Katie”’ He was a scholar, and a ripe good one. 79 Prentiss Street. 17 years, 6 months. Agassiz Gram- mar School. “Katie” has, in his four years at Rindge, worked very hard and with success, especially his work in the auto shop. He has served on the Traffic Squad and is now out for our new Track Team. He plans to work on automobiles when he gets out and the whcle class wishes him lots of luck. CHARLES GILLETTE AMBUSH, JR. “Hop” 151 Washington Street. 18 years, 11 months. “Hop” came to Rindge from the Roberts Grammar School. He is one of those fellows who speak little but do much. At the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. he distinguished himself as a weight lifter. He was on the Track Team at Rindge in 1928. He plans to go to work at printing upon leaving school. P. K. ANDERSON 5 Jay Street. Prepared at Webster Grammar School. This young man was our expert in cabinet making. He was without a doubt one of the most proficient in this line that Rindge has yet developed. Football Dance ’30, Senior Drama 731, Chairman of Furniture Design Committee. Intends to go to work. NORMAN W. ARNOLD “Birdie” 15 Green Street. 17 years, 1 month. “Birdie” graduated from the Webster Grammar School. Came to Rindge with good intentions but he landed in the aviation department and became an aviator. “Birdie” excelled in mathematics while in school. “Birdie” has to go to work after school but intends to follow up aviation. Make sure you follow it up fast and down slowly. Traffic Squad 730, French Club ’29, Aero Club ’30, 31. RAYMOND E. BERGLUND “Ray” 24 Whittier Street. 17 years, 10 months old. Prepared at Russell School. “Ray” was only a little mite when he came to Rindge but how he has grown. He has grown so that he has become interested in the wrestling game. He intends to enter Springfield Colloge and follow up physical education. CA 4: IRD