Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE 1934 Faneioues- Four long years was the price we paid, For four long years we were not dismayed, The treasure is of the highest worth, The greatest one of all the earth. We see in Rindge our Alma Mater The ever endless educational power. For wisdom, talents and instructors lent That made our passage resplendent. Our former adventures are now clear As we enter on this new and bright career. : A career made solely of human art With no friendly nor throbbing heart. John J. Donahue, ’34 fi 'k i ii i f if i , af 24 He t Be i gg a a IT a a a HT “Det=r===%

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RINDGE TECH BROWNIE ‘SENIORS, a Cut IN LINOLEUM BY JOHN ANANIS -a@f 23 Be

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me fe SENIOR f | QUES PRIRUASRRELOHTRNRIARLIPDETII 5 : af VICE-PRESIDENT jie 1) ii a] SECRETARY {1G i PAT ee CEE E ANDREW JOSEPH ALES j i “Andy” i 3887 Cambridge Street 18 years old. “Andy” came to Rindge from the Putnam Grammar School. Here , at Rindge he has been a bee hive of activity. He was a candidate for the Football i J Team ’30, ’31; Track ’32, and a member of the following Committees: Junior Prom ’33, 34; Senior Drama ’33, ’34; Senior Prom 782, 7383, ’384. “Andy” was president in our j Junior year and carried the class to new heights this year. We expect to hear great ii things from “Andy” in the world. He has learned well and in due proportion, his labor has been of a lasting nature; his influence quickly felt and not easily forgotten. And i as an inspiring leader at Rindge so too, will he be an inspiring leader in the future. |B His intentions are undecided. q JOHN JOSEPH DONAHUE i i “Jack” Jock’ 1257 Cambridge Street l “Jack” is 18 years old and a graduate of the Harvard Grammar School. He wants MH i! to obtain a United States Post Office Clerk’s position. He likes to write stories, solve trigonometry problems and enjoys baseball. “Jack” is a member of the Traffic Sqaud; A Register Staff; Rho Kappa Phi; Ring Committee; Year Book Committee; Senior Drama i | and the Senior Reception Committees. As our Vice-President “Jack” did a wonderful j job and we will never forget him. By his popularity he is firmly entrenched in the ‘ hearts of his classmates and so we extend to him our heartiest good wishes and know ii that success will knock frequently at his door. f BERNARD HAFLICH ig “Benny” { 91 Plymouth Street . 16 years old. “Benny” prepared at the Wellington Grammar School. At Rindge j i “Benny” was in about every activity that it was humanly possible to be in. Football 1 Manager ’33; Basketball ’33, ’34; Assistant Baseball Manager ’31, ’32; Assistant Hockey Manager ’31, ’32; Register Staff ’34; Safety Patrol ’32, ’33, ’34; Junior Prom ’33; Senior 12 Prom ’33, ’34; Senior Year Book ’33, ’34; Senior Drama’ 34; Senior Ring ’34, and Junior i and Senior Treasurer. From our dim Freshman days, we found “Benny” one of the r y leading lights of our class. i SARGUN DONABED “Socks” ff i] 10 Malcolm Road e 19 years old and a graduate of Russell Grammar School. “Socks” intends to go to a preparatory school and then to college where we will hear of him again as an athlete. | | “Socks” was a member of the ’30, ’81, 32, ’34 Football Teams; the ’31 Basketball Team; ih 31 Track Team; ’30, ’32, ’33 Baseball Teams; ’30, ’31, ’32, 33 Hockey Teams. He was a member of the Traffic Squad, Ring Committee, Year Book Committee, Senior Drama i Committee and Senior Treasurer. Good luck “Socks” and may that smile which has i radiated so much sunshine among your classmates carry you through when you migrate 5 i from the portals of Rindge. Fee ee ee en eee aaamma sata eee : —-a{ 25 He es er) toa peed = fa Ss ees 3 ri A aan aes cor wei All oe] Lae =a a Ze Eas