Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Ot: ARE ALL FAMILIAR with that old refrain “A Smile Will Go A Long Long Way.” The title of this song speaks volumes, but more than that it sums up the admirable temperament of Mr. Mc- Cabe. No matter how serious a situation was presented to Mr. Mc- Cabe he met it and showed meny of us the clear straight path to academic success. Without his advice many of us never would have reached our goal. His decisions contain a note of finality, his countenance an el- ement of pleasantry, and his disposition that element of lovableness which is essential to a successful leader. The Class of 1934 wishes for Mr. McCabe many years of life filled with prosperity and happiness.

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1934 RINDGE TECH BROWNIE MR. JAMES F. CONLIN OF MOST PRECIOUS BOND OF FRIENDSHIP has arisen between the graduating class of ’34 and James F. Conlin, assistant head master. His appearance has always created an atmosphere of awe and a deep seated feeling of respect. Mutual co-oper- ation was his only request of the students. His practical knowledge and understand- ing of boys has done much to aid our social welfare. Association with him has con- tributed much to the up building of our character. Men of Rindge will after recall his advice, “Work before Pleasure.”

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE tS MR. JOHN J. GARVEY our HEAD OF OURS ENGLISH DE- PARTMENT was a zealous, understanding councillor. He aided and taught us the beau- ties of expression and the formation of the language of our nativeland. Cultured conduct and good sportsmanship were moulded togeth- er with good English. In years to come we will recall and appreciate the refined teachings of this man. His paternal disciplinary meth- ods will serve to strengthen the character and mentality of those who come in contact with him. The class of 1934 owes Mr. Garvey a deep debt of gratitude. o ee MR. CHARLES A. LINEHAN ORAR. LINEHAN WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED by our class asa man who was ever pleasant, considerate, and ready to assist any pupil who sought his aid. His un- derstanding of boys is complete because as a boy he attended Rindge and later, when grad- uated from college, he returned to teach, and also coach the football team for a number of years. He was an inspiration for any pupil who came in contact with him in any subject. Mr. Linehan, the class of 1934 wish you many years of health, happiness and success. a6f ] 3 fie =z oe A be Sy | ad es maz bacd ia =a aca ez