Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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ede, “THE BROWNIE” bas MR. FRANCIS T. MceCABE ONS5o OTHER TEACHER will be remembered by our class more than Mr. McCabe, whom we learned, by our four years experience, to be an untiring person. He was always willing to suggest a subject which would be of better advantage to us Many of us know we are totally indebted to him for graduating this year, not only because of his untiring efforts ,but also, because of his pleasant disposition. He is a man whose decisions are final and absolute. His attitude and unforget- fulness toward students are reasons why heissuch a capable man in the eyes of the students. Therefore, we, the Class of 1935 wish Mr. McCabe many years of happiness and prosperity.

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 1935 MR. JAMES F. CONLIN OFT THAT MR. CONLIN EVER ASKED of the Class of ’35 was mutual co- operation and respect. We soon discovered that his sternness masked the real Mr. Conlin, the Mr. Conlin ever watchful of the student’s welfare and ever helpful when the pupil needed advice and council. Mr. Conlin has done much to mould us into men worthy of the name of Rindge, and we are, and rightfully should be, duly grateful. May you enjoy many years of life, happiness and prosperity Mr. Conlin for Rindge would not be the same without you.

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL MR. JOHN J. GARVEY OF g HEAD OF OUR ENGLISH DEPART- MENT we have aman who commands re- spect asa gentlemananda scholar. One can not but feel that he should reach for higher and better things after being under his tute- lage. His classes were interesting and well worth attending. We, the Senior Class, hope that Mr. Garvey will long continue to guide the destinies of the Rindge English Department thus assuring our Alma Mater of a well run department. MR. CHARLES A. LINEHAN © 5up HEAD OF OUR MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT, was a man we will remem- ber as a well liked, pleasant gentleman who was at all times ready to lendahelping hand to any backward student who sought his aid. Himself a Rindge graduate, he seemed to in- spire the boys to acquire the true Rindge spirit. Mr. Linehan, may we, the class of 1935, as- sure you that we appreciate your friendship and we wish you many happy years of health and success.