Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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7 RINDGEWPECH SsCHOUL: tea 1933 Cur In LINOLEUM By WILLIAM M. Souza Wh “ep le De

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1933 “THE BROWNIE” 1933 MR. HENRY C. LYNGH Head of the Language Department Kk LYNCH is considered by the Class of ’33 one of the most ardent Rindge rooters. In addition to being our faculty manager of all sports, he is the head of the foreign language department. Those of us who have tried to master French know that to be the head of this department requires a very capable and intellectual person. After having studied under Mr. Lynch, we know that he more than fulfills all the re- quirements for a successful head of depart- ment. MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Head of the Electrical Department oder WATCHING MR. MURRAY, particularly for the past year, the Class of ’33 nominates him for the position of the hardest working teacher that it has ever come in con- tact with. He worked long and hard on the plans for the new building, and now that the building is completed, the Class feels sure that Mr. Murray has reason to be proud. MR. EDWARD A. SULLIVAN Head of the Oral English Department (L HE CLASS of ’33 is very definite in its opinion that Rindge Technical School possess- es the finest dramatic coach in Massachusetts. After viewing the sucessful Senior Dramas of the past four years, the Class nominates Mr. Sullivan for the All Time, All America, Dra- matic Coach. Piped Bite aS. £0)

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é Lf 1235 2 PoE BROWNIES 1933 Sy SURE NNDIGHE SHEINIMONRS AEA Ol aimee OFRINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL has been fortunate in the acquisition of such an able faculty. We students have been the recipients of great efforts on their part. The Class of 1933 takes this opportunity to acknowledge its debt to the mem- bers of the teaching staff and to extend its thanks to them. MR. BERKLEY: A newcomer but is very popular with those of us who have been placed under his guidance. MR. BOCKMAN: The mechanical and architectural drawing teacher. He wasthe promoter of the Skiing Club when we were at old Rindge. MR. BURKE: Anarduous worker who has fitted many of us for our college boards. MR. CASSIDY: Has taught us how to fix an aeroplane while in motion. Don’t try ic MR. D’ARCY: An earnest teacher who also made the way clearer and brighter. MR. DEMELLO: The mechanical drawing teacher. He is sure to turn out many efficient draftsmen from the class of ‘33. MR. DENNEHY: Has developed many electrical wizards. MR. FITZGERALD: New but well liked by all of us. MR. GATELY: One of the main cogs of our year book. MR. GILBERT: Turns out many efficient managers from his Industrial Organiza- tion class. MR. GEOPPER: The friend ofthe entire class. Many a pleasant hour we spent under his guidance. MR. GOMES: The other main cog in the production of our year book. MR. KENYON: A young man himself, he understands a student’s point of viewon different matters. MR. KILLIAN: His friendly attitude has made him a favorite of the student body. MR. LADD: Is the gentleman who teaches us Chemistry. He promotes the Chess Club also. Lae A ¢ o