Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1937 RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 1937 MR. HENRY C. LYNCH CHCA 40 MR. LYNCH WE OWE A DEBT OF GRATITUDE for his sympathetic analysis of our attempts to learn a new language. This teaching of a difficult subject made him seem to us the epitome of learning and wis- dom. Mr. Lynch is a wise and kind man and for this we, the class of 1937, thank him and wish him continued health and prosperity. ve SS MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY CHICA ORR. MURRAY IS THE HEAD of our Electrical department. Mr. Murray has a superior knowledge of Electricity and teaches it in such a way that the students always look forward to his classes. Mr. Murray takes a special interest in all the students. He watch- es all the students miarks and will always help when he is ableto do so. Though we cannot show our gratitude and appreciation in any other way, we wish him the best of Luck. 1c

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1937 “THE BROWNIE” MR. JOHN J. GARVEY CHER hee) Io YOU, MR. GARVEY, our love and highest esteem we offer. Without a doubt every boy who has come in contact with you has learned to respect you, to appreciate you, and on parting will say farewell with more than a little sorrow in their heart. Your ability as a teacher, your friendship to those who really knew you, has won you a place in all the hearts of the class of “37. Would that we could continue to study under | you, to feel your guiding hand, to heed your watchful eye, as you helped us on our way up the path of life. But, alas, time does not al- low us such a pleasure. oot SSI MR. CHARLES A. LINEHAN AWE me Oxf MAN WELL ACQUAINTED with the subject and the boys he teaches. A teacher who can make a dull and uninteresting sub- ject fairly glare with light. He is a teacher who is a true friend of the Senior Class. Much of his time was taken up after school to help boys get along. The Senior Class shouts its appreciation for the friendship of a great teacher, Mr. Linehan.

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“THE BROWNIE” Je BINDGESSENTOR GEN Chi ty ome CE acu YEAR IT HAS BEEN THE CUSTOM to give each full time senior teacher a farewell. Again this year we find it impossible to include all the tea- chers due to the lack of space, hence we have selected the following: MR. DE MELLO: A teacher with outstanding ability, who has started many boys on successful careers as draftsmen. MR. P. FITZGERALD: A sincere and helpful friend to all who were fortunate in having him as a teacher. . W. KELLEHER: His stern appearance covers an understanding and pleas- ing personality. . LITTLE: One of the Best Chemistry teachers in Rindge and a great friend of all the boys. . W. LYNCH: A modest teacher endowed with a fine sense of humor that keeps his classes active and willing. . MCKENNA: A teacher and friend who helped us solve difficult problems and taught us to enjoy our work. . PAINE: A pleasant man ever willing to advise and help his pupils. . SCOTT: A hard and untiring worker who takes an interest in each individ- ual and endeavors to impart some of his knowledge to everyone. MR. J. SULLIVAN: His friendly smile and fine instruction will always be re- membered by our class. . NISSEN: He has given us a lift up the ladder of success with his know- ledge of metals. MR. LADD: He makes his course not only instructive but enjoyable. sof ic -aif 14 fe