Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TDEGHsSCHOOE RINDGE SENIOR TEACHERS MR. A. L. COYNE—Mechanical Drawing Always willing to help the boys to the best of his ability. MR. V. P. BURKE—Mathemaitics A pleasant man who can always make “Math” a pleasant subject. MR jo)® GAL BEY Prine A fine fellow who really knows how to teach the boys. MR. W. H. GOMES—Printing A very comical man who is ever willing to give good advice. MR2 Pa etlULZGERALD Ey gisy Always willing to listen to the pupil's side of the story. MR. R. E. HODGDON—Cal culus, Radio One who is willing to explain every little detail to make the pupil understand. MR. L. JENNINGS—Plastics A new teacher who is doing a “swell” job. MR. W. J. KELLEHER—History Stern appearance, demands discipline, is “hep” to the boys, He is an O.K. guy. MR. L. W. LADD—Chemistry Ask any boy who has had Mr. Ladd, and you will get the same answer, “Swell teacher.” IMR= ICE VE ETIBRS iio A returned veteran of World War II with a keen knowledge of History. Good to have you back. MR. J. A. MacDONALD—Automobile The teacher who taught the boys in 1A how to keep their cars in Al Condition.

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RUINDGESe LECHeSEHOOL MRe CASSIDY | During the years we have spent in Rindge, we have found Mr. Cassidy to be a brilliant teacher in the field of aeronautical engines. He has taught us what we need to know and has taught us well. I am sure his students appreciate, and will even more appreciate in the years to come, the useful knowledge they have acquired from him. MR. SCOTT We wish to thank Mr. Scott for the dif- ficulties he has undergone in preparing many of us for college. We also wish to show our esteem toward Mr. Scott for the fine record he has kept of our fellow school- mates in the service.

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RINDGE, TECH SsCHOOL RINDGE SENIOR TEACHERS MR. L. F. FERRARI—Welding Short, quiet, a ‘“Rooky” teacher in Rindge. But he’s a “swell Rooky,” and he knows his “stuff.” MR. C. H. RICHERT—Afrt A man who really knows how to teach Art. He'd make a good Power's model. ‘Ha Ha.” MR. M. DE MELO—Mechanical Drawing A man who is willing to impart some of his knowledge. to his pupils. MR. W. P. MCLAUGHLIN—English He will always be remembered as a man who tries to help in every way. MR. J. NISSEN—Metallurgy You just can’t help learning in Mr. Nissen’s Room. MR. W. R. WARDEN—Mathematics A fine “Math” teacher, has a pleasiny character. MR. E. F. WISEMEN—Mathematics If you have a brain Mr. Wisemen will fill it with “Math.” MR. A. O. PAINE—W oodwork He’s the man to teach you how not to hit your finger with the hammer. MR. L. F. PREBLE—Machine A quiet man who ts a friend to every pupil. MR. W. J. REGAN—English He can teach anybody ‘anything about English.