Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 1933 CuT IN LINOLEUM By A. J. PETTITO Seeker.

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1933 pe pa Ee OW IN Ee 1933 4, GY me ny OP Ik, (GU) te COs. TIME HAS COME for another Senior Class to leave Rindge. As they stand upon the threshhold of a new adventure they look in retrospect upon the four years that they have spent in high school, and pause for a moment, as is the custom, to leave anenduring monument toperpetuate the deeds and accomplishments of Rindge students. Some of these accomplishments have been great, but great or small, all are worthy of the traditions for which Rindge stands. But it is not forus, Seniors, to judge the deeds of our fellow class-mates but rather to let others read and judge for themselves whether our actions have been in keeping with the traditions of Rindge. S

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s 4 1933 “THE BROWNIE” SENIORS ro — ) NCO) LS Wide is the world that stretches before us; Bnght are our prospects, bright are our dreams; Bright is the earth and the blue sky that’s o’er us; Oh! May the world prove as good as it seems! May we be loyal and honest and upright, Dauntless and faithful in all that we do; And may all the radiance and wisdom of His Light; Show us the way that we may be true. Edward E. Barber, “33 eA mer, 1933 ya