Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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JOHN BALANDIS [ew eARROW | | JOHN J-BAUMER JOHN BALANDIS “Johnny” 17 Plymouth Street 18 years old. “Johnny” came to us from the Wellington Grammar School. His best study was mechanical drawing. A member of the ’34 Senior Year Book and he is one of its Associate Editors. “Johnny” intends to go to work after graduating. When he faces the outside we wish him the best of luck and hope the future brings him the best. GEORGE ANDREW BARLOW “Lefty” 83 Pemberton Street 18 years old. Prepared for Rindge at the Harvard Grammar School. His favorite study was Science. Once “Lefty” gets out into the world, we are sure he will make his presence felt. Our class as a body admired him as a fellow and esteemed him as a comrade. CLARENCE WALTER BARROW Bill’ 18 Cameron Avenue 19 years old. “Bill” came to Rindge from the Ellis Grammar School. His hobbies are taking pictures, singing, dancing, and imitating the Mills Brothers. His favorite studies are English and History. He intends to become a successful mechanic. Home room team ’31; Safety Patrol; Glee Club 733, 734; Safety Patrol Drama Committee 733. Coming to the new Rindge, helping to get Safety Patrol Drill organized, and singing at Mayor Russell’s inaugural were his most interesting happenings while at Rindge. “Bill” can look forward to a life of triumph for we know he has the ability. JOHN JAMES BAUMER “Mickey” 39 Holworthy Street 17 years old. Prepared at the Haggerty Grammar School. Although “Mickey” did not take part in any sports while at Rindge, he was one of the various teams ardent supporters. “Mickey’s” popularity among all is most cer- tainly deserved — occasioned and preserved by his continual good humor, ability to think and desire to please. In pass- ing, “Mickey,” we say, “Remain what you are, and the wealth of the Indies, will not outcompass the loyalty of your myriad friends.” Intends to enter B. U. JOHN WILLIAM BEATTIE Tack’’ 115 Weston Street, Waltham 18 years old. “Jack” prepared for Rindge at the Way- land Grammar School. He was a member of the Safety Patrol during ’33 and ’34. “Jack” was very popular with his school mates due to his unfailing sense of humor and they are one hundred per cent in wishing him worlds of good luck in the life that is before him. Intends to enter Manhattan College. | a i a eee a EE EE aa) a |, ie. 4 wae, CO

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BRATAWAIT if ———EE|) 1934 DOUGLAS EDWARD BOGGS “Red” 76 Brookline Street 18 years old. ‘Red’ came from the Webster Grammar School. Unlike most boys of his age he is very quiet and spends his spare moments reading. His favorite study is Architectural Drawing. He never took part in athletics but supported the team like a regular student. The class as a whole will remember “Red” for his loyalty and unaffected modesty. Intends to go to work. JAMES JARVIS BOUDREAU “Jimmy” 15 Foch Street “Jimmy” came from St. Anne’s Grammar School in Canada. He made the Rindge Band and plays the trumpet. While at Rindge his favorite studies were Chem- istry and Presswork. We shall expect to find “Jimmy” a man outstanding in the days after we leave the portals of Rindge. His intentions are undecided. 21 years old. LEON AURTHUR BRAITHWAITE “Lee” “Woof” 61 Washburn Avenue 16 years, 10 months old. Leon came to Rindge from the Ellis Grammar School. While at Rindge he was one of the leaders in the school orchestra and band and could he play the saxophone! He also was a member of the art staff of this year book. “Lee” intends to go to the Vesper George Art School and we are certain that success lies directly in his path. AUGUSTE JOSEPH BREAULT “Augie” 20 Reed Street 18 years old. “Augie” came to Rindge after having graduated from the Notre Dame de Pitie Parochial School. “Augie”? was a member of the Year Book Committee; Junior Night Cast ’33, and the Safety Patrol ’32, ’33. As the years roll on and our paths diverge, whenever ’34 meets again to renew old acquaintances, we will always look forward with the keenest of pleasure toward meeting one whom we are proud to call our friend and classmate “Augie” Breault. “Augie” intends to become a railway mail clerk. EDGAR R. BREED, JR. “Ted” 14 Tyler Avenue, Medford 18 years old. “Ted” came to Rindge from the Medford High School in his second year. “Ted” was a member of the Register Staff and won second prize in the 1932 Thanks- giving Essay Contest. Three years of our acquaintance with “Ted” have indeed been pleasant and we look forward to meeting him in future years with a feeling of keen anti- cipation. Although we know not the destiny of his course nor the path of his mind it is our prophecy that when his journey is done and his chart of life’s perilous seas lies before us, we will find his ship in the port of Success. And so, “Ted,” though you sail for ports unknown we bid you “bon voyage.” J 3 fe t