Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1937 RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 1937 = aD AIONE Q) HE CLASS OF 1937 wishes to extend from the heart of every one of its members, the respect, honor, and esteem, that is due our beloved Headmaster, Mr. John W. Wood, who has faithfully served in the above capacity for so many years. All the honors we could bestow upon him would not suffice that which we as a whole owe to him. He, because of his cultural and scholastic attainment, because of his undying and ever-increasing enthus- iasm for all good pertaining to Rindge is loved not only by this class, but by everyone who has gone on before and all who come behind us. He has a true understanding of the boys he meets, and imparts to all of us who know him an ideal to look to, and a model to follow. It is to him, the present-day father of Rindge, that we, the sons of Rindge, affectionately dedicate this volume. 4

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1937 “THE BROWNIE” 1937 Mr. JOHN W. Woop

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1937 “THE BROWNIE” 1937 MR. JAMES F. CONLIN E ENTERED RINDGE FOUR YEARS AGO, and at that time were immedi- ately informed by the upper-class men, who probably were trouble mak- ers, to be careful of one man; this man was Mr. Conlin. But as the days and years passed wecan fully appreciate the value of Mr. Conlin to our outs Alma Mater. His advice and council helped us to see our goal more clearly and when we chanced to stray from the path of righteousness in school matters this man brought us back abruptly and decisively. When we were low in spirit this man cheered us up and encouraged us to go on. Mr. Conlin we will never forget what you have done for us. Your fatherly attitude, both disciplinary and advisory, has served to make us, we hope, a class of boys, soonto be men; that Rindge will always be proud to call her own.