Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDGE TECH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Fopiano, Paul J. MathisonmeAw ie Ingraham, Richard Clinton, Robert P. Zolontkowski, Walter S. Trotto, Frank E. McDonald, Francis L. Hannigan, Robert T. Gibbons, Thomas F. Blacquier, Fred A. Flanagan, William F. Taylor, Wilfred J. Mentus, Francis W. Callahan, John A. ENILICO = com |, Gelinas, George W. McDermott, Joseph J. Trelegan, Francis W. Lencewicz, Leonard E. Flynn, John P. Ginsburg, Melvin P. Castro, Gabriel J. Schmiz, Charles H. Hammond, A. H. Saidnawey, Leo 1945

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24 RINDGE TECH “SCHOOL PROLOGUE The slowly descending sun lingered almost sadly over the darkened earth. Its last rays lovingly kissed the golden hair of a girl, and touched caress- ingly the faded features of an old man. They made a pretty picture as they sat face to face with the setting sun. He held her i n his arms, narrating in a voice feeble with age her favorite fairy tales. Suddenly the child sat upright. “Oh grandfather,” she cried, “I found the pret- tiest book in the attic today. Let's make up stories about it.” “Surely, surely child,” he replied, eager to grant her least wish. She was back in a moment carrying a brown book somewhat old and dusty. “Here ’tis,” she shouted in a gay voice. With startled eyes the old man took it. It was a memorandum of four wonderful years at high school; it was his class book. Softly and tenderly he turned the pages. Old familiar faces looked up to him seemingly from every page. Tears started to his eyes, a lump in his throat; the child was forgotten and she crept slowly out of the room so that he might be alone with his dreams.