Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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t 1934 RINDGE TECH BROWNIE RINDGE SENIOR TEACHERS MR. MARSHALL: His jovial spirit radiated itself far and wide and won the popular- ity of those of us in the electrical course. MR. McKENNA: Our pleasent instructor in chemistry and one who displays solici- tude while experimenting. MR. T. McLAUGHLIN : His pleasant disposition would make no less a person than Will Rogers green with envy. MR. W. McLAUGHLIN: Is always at hand ever willing to aid those who need his assistance. MR. MELLEN: Pupils have discovered amazing ability while in his room. MR. MORASH: Inaugurated the Bemeine. of great music to BES He has helped many a student in Radio. MR. MULLEN: Has brightened the way for all under his supervision. MR. NISSEN: A demander of discipline and yet, well liked by all the fellows. MR. PAINE: A kind, modest man and one who is sure to turn out many expert workmen. MR. PREBLE: A pleasant man well liked by all. MISS ROGERS: Her supreme excellence in getting us ready for college board ex- aminations shall always be written in the immortal memories of our hearts. MR. RYAN: Has made young mathematicians of us. MR. SCOTT: Steered many a pupil on a happy voyage. MR. WADDEN: The golden rule is always observed in his room. MR. WICKSON: Teaches us the artistic technique of electricity. MR. WISEMAN: All great men have their outlet in some diversion and Mr. Wiseman found his in helping backward pupils. .. ee... tae a ae. ae ae)! ae ee i TN Ss a. ae — ae.. ee a) |