Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 15 MR. SULLIVAN We of the class of ’45 are fortunate in having Mr. Sullivan at the head of the Eng- lish department. His job is difficult and sometimes distasteful but he always comes through with a smile and good word for all. The class of ’45 could not ask for a better person to lead us in the study we love so much. We value our friendship and as years pass on we will never forget you. MR. CHARLES A. LINEHAN Mr. Linehan, the head of the Mathematics department and a former Rindge student and graduate, has proven to us in the last four years to be more than a teacher and executive. He has proven to be a friend in need. When called upon for assistance, he gives all the help he possibly can. With our deepest regrets the class of 1945 bids you farewell.

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL We Wish to offer our Sincere gratitude to the members of the Rindge Faculty - - for the time they have spent in giving us an education. We wish to thank Mr. Lynch of the French Department for doing so much in supporting the Rindge Athletics, as Faculty Manager. His assistance was indispensable. aa 1945

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOE MR. SWEENEY Because of his thorough understanding of the boys’ abilities and weaknesses, he has done his utmost to help them in every pos- sible way. He has led many of his students into fields which have distinguished them, and his valuable teachings have rendered them a sturdy knowledge in aeronautics. His navigational theories have made him an invaluable teacher to the students of Rindge. MR. HAHN Mr. Hahn has also distinguished himself as a teacher of aeronautics. His years of teaching airplane construction and elements of aircraft design have proved this point. His interest in his students has made him one of the favorite teachers in Rindge. We respect him for what he is and for what he is trying to make us.