Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE ' 1934 f BROWNIE YEAR BOOK STAFF il | 9 3 i A ot Front Row: (Left to Right) SAcco DONABED, MAURICE C. WALSH, MICHAEL M. BUONOMO, il FRED W. ILLIAN, ANDREW J. ALES, Mr. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY, ARTHUR J. MARTELLU- ; CCI, MAURICE B. CAUCHON, LAWRENCE C. NAVIN, JOHN J. DONAHUE, BERNARD HAF- t i LICH. i { Middle Row : SIMON P. ZABLOTSKY, AUGUSTUS J. BREAULT, DAVID S. GREENE, EMMETT T. | iE McNUuLTY, PATRICK A. WELLS, FRED C. CLEWS, ROBERT O. SKINNER, JOHN A. LOONEY, f MICHEAL J. LOMBARDI, JAMES T. HERLIHY , ROBERT S. McIVER, JOHN ANANIS. I = Back Row: LESLIE L. PHysic, THoMAS A. BYRNE, PETER V. WILKALIS, PAUL S. LYMAN, : JAMES A. FLYNN, WILLIAM J. NOLAN, STEPHEN §8. WILCINSKI, FRANK J. WALEKA, | b RUSSELL S. HATCH. J

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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) |

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qleleDeleiei-I-=-=-= = a oe cc a DeneDel-n-=- ) ml a a a ee aa aa m en oe a | CO AA, | a a - 1934 RINDGE TECH BROWNIE YEAR-BOOK STAFF nt OAS NE RL EDITOR ARTHUR J. MARTELLUCCI ASSISTANT EDITOR FRED W. ILLIAN ASSOCIATE EDITORS MAURICE B. CAUCHON JOHN BALANDIS LAWRENCE C. NAVIN MAURICE C. WALSH MICHAEL H. BUONOMO MANAGING EDITOR ANDREW J. ALES RANE Cse DITOR BERNARD HAFLICH PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BREDICICLEWS ART EDITOR JOHN ANANIS BUSINESS MANAGER STEPHEN WILCINSKI ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER FRANK WALEKA EIPERAR eee DULOR JOHN DONAHUE ASSISTANT VITERRRY S EDITOR EMMETT McNULTY BIOGRAPHERS PETER WILKALIS TOM BYRNE ROBERT SKINNER DAVID GREENE JcAs LOONEY EDWARD NECHAJ PAUL LYNAM MICHAEL J. LOMBARDI SIMON P. ZABLOTSKY RUSSELL S. HATCH (yee ERETELY THOMAS J. REILLY JOHN CHERONE Ree vcIVER G. W. ERICKSON A. J. BREAULT P. A. WELLS IAS FYNN, W. J. NOLAN FACULTY ADVISER MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY