Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL pel OROTRAUTAVETL CA BOMl Hee che tt oe OD Za] JOSEPH a comune [earn 7 BES og ay ae akan aeuq@it Siagmdaidi i= mi “commis JOSEPH ALBERT CONNOLLY “Joe” “J — A” 19 Flagg Street Our genia l President is 19 years old and prepared for Rindge at Saint Paul’s Parochial School. Home Room Representative 34, 35, Glee Club ’34, ’385, Register 734, ’35, Junior Prom ’34, Senior-Junior Night ’34, Senior Reception ’34, Ring Committee ’35, Football Night 84, Senior Drama ’34, ’35, Year Book ’35. “Joe” has been an outstanding member of our Art Course for the past four years. As our President, he led us through the most successful year a class has ever had at Rindge. “Joe” intends to go into the car- tooning game. Success awaits him and he will have the entire Senior Class behind him to a man. REGINALD AVERY BEWES “Rab” 157 Walden Street 19 years old. “Rab” prepared at the Peabody Grammar School. Hockey 734, ’35, Track °35, Camera Club, Glee Club, Senior Drama, Register, Safety Patrol ’34 and 735, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Ring Committee, Football Night, Graduation and Year Book Committee ’35. “Rab” proved a valuable aid to all the undertakings of the Senior Class and more than filled the office of Vice President. He was untiring in his efforts to make all social activities a success and as we look back we will never regret our choice of “Rab” as second in command of our class. “Rab” intends to be a cartoonist. HENRY WILLIAM HRYNIEWICH “Hiney” 111 Fourth Street 18 years old. Prepared at the Thorndike Grammar School. Ring Committee °35, Football Night ’85, Senior Drama ’35, Senior Prom ’35. “Hiney’” was the quiet but very efficient member of our corps of class officers. He worked hard and diligently for the success of our class but he did it so quietly that many thought he was not working. Henry’s value to the class can best be attested to by those of the committee of whiéh he was a member. He intends to enter Burdett’s Business College before facing th¢S eet world. We predict it won’t be a cruel world to “Hiney” for he will tame it in shor order. EDWIN JAMES CANTALOPE “Eddie” 208 Banks Street 19 years old. Prepared at the Webster Grammar School. Football ’31, ’32, ’34, Bas- ketball ’31, ’32, Safety Patrol Lieutenant ’33, Captain ’34, Football Night 34. Ring Com- mittee ’35, Year Book ’35, Senior Drama 35 Senior Prom 735. Here again in selecting “Eddie” to be one of our class officers we, the Senior Class, proved conclusively that we were a very smart group because in choosing “Eddie” we selected a fellow that was the essence of unselfishness in the time he spent to make our Senior Year a year of suc- cess and happiness. “Eddie’s” intentions are not definitely decided but we know he will not, he cannot fail. SS 58 -f 25 fe

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1935 “THE BROWNIE” 1935 EN EORS “Ewe One We cross this threshold filled with light Filled with visions, joyful and bright To enter the world our’ part to assume The dread that has come almost too soon.: May we be honest, upright, and true, One of good standard in whatever we do. Then we know that we’ve lived our life For we've won our battles in the strife. Our Alma Mater has kept us here Under her roof for four long years. Now may we depart with Him as guide Into this world that is vast and wide. RICHARD BEMIS “35” ac a y io eT CO , @ ale ane, 4 Ke -aif 24 }e--

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4 [Myrick ARTHUR] Ee SJ SS el i BROW INI ie 1935 ROY OLE AALERUD SCA T2 23 Bird Street 17 years old. “Al” arrived in our midst from the Hag- gerty Grammar School. He is a member of the Camera and Chess Clubs. Aeronautics looms as the subject upon which most of his mental ability is centered. Photography, Radio and Art are his hobbies. His everlasting smile, his genero- sity and friendliness, his ability and ambition are sure to bring him the success he deserves. Here’s luck “Al”. DANIEL JOSEPH AHERN “Bud” 58 Haskell Street 17 years old. “Bud” came to us from the Saint John’s Grammar School. During his four years at Rindge, “Bud” has worked hard to succeed. His favorite study, believe it or not, is Mathematics, and he dabbles in Electrical work as his hobby. ‘Bud’ is undecided as to what he will do after he leaves Rindge but we know he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Good luck “Bud”. ERNEST C. AMERAL “Ernie” 121 Webster Avenue 19 years old. “Ernie” graduated from the Putnam Gram- mar School. He was well known and liked by all who came in contact with him. Reading and Collecting Books are his favorite hobbies. ‘‘Ernie” is quite a writer, so it is easily seen why Journalism is his favorite study with History and Theme Composition a close second. He is a member of the Dramatic Club and was chosen for ’34 Junior Prom. What interested him most while at Rindge was his appearance in the Safety Patrol Drama ’34, and the 734 Senior Drama — “The Spider”. He won Ist prize in the Metcalfe Memorial Contest ’°32 and was Sports Editor of “Rindge Register” 734, 35. “Ernie” intends to become a Journalist. If his future success can be measured by the accomplishments of his school career, he is bound to meet with well deserved prosperity. “Ernie” also was a very valuable member of this Year Book staff. RICHARD PATRICK ARIGO “Dicky” 13 Blanche Street 17 years old. Graduated from the Webster Grammar School. Among his numerous hobbies are Wood-turn ing and Woodearving. “Dick’s” favorite study is Mathematics. While at Rindge, it could be seen that “Dick” and hard work went hand in hand. With this headstart he is sure to be a success at his future occupation of Cabinet Making. MYRICK JOSEPH ARTHUR “Lefty” “King” 29 Lee Street 17 years old. “Lefty” came to Rindge from the Pembroke Junior High School. He has a hobby that keeps him busy all year round, and that is compiling a baseball scrap-book. He only lists the unusual news and how he ean pick the un- usual, “King” was a candidate for the Baseball and Hockey Teams. As yet, he has no definite plans for the future. aif 26 }eo—