Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE 1934 MR. JOHN WILLIAM WOOD — {@ 8 be

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J 1934 RINDGE TECH BROWNIE a eee OREVWORD ae. ii AAS i @9HAT this book may remain an everlasting monu- if ment to the friendship created through many happy Tt hours of work, service and relaxation. A That Rindge creation does not end with the part- ii ing of the ways, but rather, expands and reflects with i glory upon our school. 5 That friendships held sacred through our years of i study may be brought to life in years to come. it That is the purpose embodied within these pages. fi If these are accomplished then our wishes will be realized. beeen ioe it sree a cs cae) eet —) iia =z =z ae | eee} ha fed ad | Rai eae, a] ha eee a ee ea cal Ree Ld ges Weed earioss ral [..s-..-| tate aes eae css haces as panes ta Same 2 | ae) Zo ho i]

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1 i Ei ii i 1934 RINDGE TECH BROWNIE [ H Ll : f i 1 om MR. JOHN W. WOOD 1 i : i it 1 : it Li i ‘ Hi OF it i S WE REACH THE CONSUMATION of our high school career i I ' ii . at Rindge our hearts are somewhat saddened as we realize we are to fl 7 leave behind a friend who all through our stay at Rindge has devoted . “5 himself untiringly toward making our life here a pleasant and profi- i li able one. j p Mr. Wood your life has been a meritorious one, it has been a i, A life filled with various objectives many of which are yet perhaps un Hn A filled. As we leave we know that the objective you have set for our ‘i 1 class is that we shall always carry high the torch of Rindge and that I : we shall not fail. And we assure you we will strive faithfully to gain a i our objective . 1 ae i a, L ii il i iy il i th M i i L ‘ fs J il i. 1 r = ES nS we, a] H