Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1937 RINDGE TECH SCHOO! 1937 Kae ps TREASURER H.MARTIN TWA PAIIN EPPO PME WALTER ERNEST CHAULK “Walt” “Chalky” 12 Kenwood Street 18 years old. “Walt” prepared for Rindge at the Webster Grammar School. His hobbies consisted of dramatics, skating and reading although his favorite study is History and Literature. He was always a leader in his class being president in both his Junior and Senior years. ‘Walt’ was on every committee of any importance and had a keen interest in dramatics. Junior Prom 736, Football Night ’36, Year Book ’37, Senior Drama ’37, winner of trip to President’s Inaugural, Junior Talent Night 737, Senior Recepticn. Although he is undecided on his future, no matter what he has in mind we know he will be a success. Au Revoir, “Walt.” WALTER JOSEPH DYPKO me Weebl iva 18 years, 10 months old. “Wally” prepared for Rindge at the St. Hedwig’s Gram- mar School. He was an outstanding member of his class and this was proven by his election to Vice-President during his Scephomore, Junior and Senior years. He also served on the many committees and yet found time for his hobbies which were skating, baseball and dancing. Sophomore Play 735, Junior Prom ’36, Football Night ’86, Senior Drama 737, Year Book ’37, Senior Reception ’86, ’37, Junior Talent Night ’37. We all know he will be a success at Northeastern University. Good luck, “Wally.” HUBERT MICHAEL MARTIN “Bud” 835 Pleasant Street 19 years old. “Bud” prepared at the Blessed Sacrament School. He served on many committees such as the Junior Prom ’36, Football Night ’36, Senior Year Book 27, Senior Drama ’37. He intends to go to Wentworth Institute where he will further his education. No matter where he goes or what he does we know he will be a suc- cess. Best of luck, “Bud.” JOSEPH CHARLES LOPRESTI “Loppy” 14 Marion Street 16 years, 9 months old. “Loppy” came to Rindge from the Wellington Grammar School. His hobbies were Basketball and Tumbling, being on the later team during his four years at Rindge. Football Night °386, Year Book ’37, Senior Drama ’37, Booster’s Club ’37, Senior Reception ’37, Junior Talent Night ’37. He showed great interest in the activities of his class and to show their appreciation they elected him Secretary. Best of luck, “Loppy.”

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“THE BROWNIE” 1937 SENIORS 0 QUEL A USS Let me tell you cf a story That to you is not so new But which ever shall bring glory For every word of it is true. Four long years ago we came here Yet it seems to us to be Not so far back in the distant That I started out with thee. Down the trail of time we’ve wandered Gaining knowledge all the way Knowing that, as oft’ we pondered, It would be of use some day. Here and there a thread was woven In the pattern of our life ‘Til at last it girdles’ round us To protect through all our strife. Wisdom, learning, we have gleaned As we passed along the way And the visions that we dreamed Will come true in future day. Here at last we come to parting And the tears that now arise Only make our memoirs brighten Right before our very eyes. As we grasp the hands of others, We shall for too long grieve For on looking at our brothers We know our spirit shall not leave. W. CHAULK “37”

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“THE BROWNIE” HAROLD S. AALERUD O18 a INR? 24 Bird Street 19 years. “Al” arrived from the Haggerty Grammar School His favorite study is Mechanical Drawing. Swimming and dancing happen to be his favorite hobbies. While at Rindge he was a member of the Senior Safety Patrol and the “Rindge Boosters Club,’ the name of which he upheld to the highest. He is undecided as to his future plans but whatever he undertakes we know he will be suc- cessful. TZOLAG AARON AARONIAN 278 Broadway 18 years, 5 months, “Humpty” entered Rindge from the Roberts Grammar School. His favorite study is Chemistry. His hobbies are fishing, sports, collecting old books and coins, “Humpty” was a member of the Safety Patrol 735, ’36, 737 and the Year Book Committee. Tzolage plans to go to col- lege to further his education and then he would like to be a Chemist. We all hope that you will be successful, Tzolage. LEONARD LOUIS ABRAMSON “Lefty” 34 River Street “Lefty” is a very humorous student 17 years of age, who came to us at Rindge from the Webster Grammar School. He is very much interested in chemistry. He was secretary of the Chemistry Club in ’33; an officer of the Safety Patrol in ’34 and ’35; and a candidate for track in ’386. “Lefty” in- tends to go to Harvard where he will indulge deeply into Chemistry. ROY ALLEN “Luke” “Lukus” 17a Dodge Street “Tuke” is 17 years old. He prepared for Rindge at the Houghton Grammar School. “Luke was a candidate for track in ’34 and ’35 and has been a member of the Register Staff, Glee Club, Jubilee Singers and Safety Patrol during his four years at Rindge. He is very interested in Linotype and Press-work and intends to complete his education at a linotype school; then obtain employment in a printing estab- lishment. EDWARD JOSEPH ALTIMAS “Eddie” Poa Te! 68 Orchard Street 18 years old. ‘Eddie’ came to Rindge from St. Johns Parochial School. A veritable star in Aeronautics, which is his favorite study. He hopes to attend an Aeronau tical Col- lege after graduation. His hobbies are dancing and swim- ming. ‘Eddie’ with his cheerful disposition has won many friends at Rindge. We hope and are sure that he will be successful in his aeronautical ambitions. , H,.S. AALERUD T. AARONIAN ; L.L.ABRAMSON [: QE ia; | ml E.J. AC TIMAS