Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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“THE BROWNIES OSPACE WILL NOT PERMIT the saying of a parting word to each teacher on our faculty, hence we have chosen those teachers that guided our destinies during our Senior Ye ar. MR. DARCY : This gentleman prepared us for the college board exams. He did a thorough job and much of our success on these exams is directly attributable to him. MR. GOEPPER: How empty would be our Senior Year if we failed to meet this pleasant, humorous teacher. MR. W. KELLEHER: We were afraid of this man at first but once we knew him we realized that his sterness only covered, for a while, a real pleasant personality. MR. W. McLAUGHLIN : We hope classes to follow will enjoy the company of this man as much as we did. MR. BURKE: He worked long and diligently preparing us for those terrible math- exams that the college authorities are so won't to give. MR. WADDEN : The giant of our teaching force always kept things humming along at a merry pace. MR. WISEMAN: Although a serious individual, MR. WISEMAN could always app- reciate our side of the story. MR. NISSEN: A man well versed in metallurgy and thus he made the subject seem easy. MR. SCOTT: This man made us work hard but in the end we saw it was for our own good. MR. LADD: He showed a fatherly interest in our welfare while expounding the principles of Chemistry.

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL Mee UNDGEroENIOR: GEACHERS™ .. MR. McKENNA: No fellow ever went to this man with a problem that went unsolved. MR. DEMELLO: An expert in the art of mechanical drawing. MR. COYNE: This man sacrificed many hours of his time to help those of us who showed a special interest in his subject. MR. MOORE: This man brought to life many dead talents that some of us possessed. MR. HAHN: Those of the Aero Course who came in contact with this man realize how well versed he is in modern Aeronautics. MR. KILLIAN : This man we consider the back-bone of our Aero Course. MR. PAINE: A pleasant man always willing to advise and counsel those who are still hunting for a vocation. MR. McDONALD: He developed a large collection of future automobile engineers MR. MARSHALL: He made a difficult subject enjoyable. MR. MORASH: Radio in all its phases was explained thoroughly by this popular teacher. MR. PREBLE: An expert in the details of machine work, he made the subject in- teresting and fascinating.