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Page 14 text:
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MR. WILLIAM KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster It is only now in retrospect that we, the class of 1954, realize what an important part in our school life Mr. William J. Kelleher played. He taught us respect for authority, consideration of the other fellow, and all-in-all made Rindge a better place in which to receive an education. To you, Mr. Kelleher, the class of 1954 wishes you many years of good health so that you may continue your administrative duties in an impartial, conscientious manner. page ten
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Prologue We see three distinguished men gathered in an apartment and they begin talking about days of yesteryear. They first talk about the incidents they have experienced since that night in June when they parted from Rindge and their classmates and began to make their way in this big world. They ask each other about the classmates whose names they had on the tips of their tongues. Now after having exhausted their memories in an attempt to recall names of students that they have since forgotten, we see coming forth from brief cases, suitcases, and rising from tables a very familiar brown covered book with the inscription “THE BROWNIE” and now they begin to thumb through it and ask what happened to this classmate, and, remember this event, and this teacher. We can see in their faces the anxiety and hope and we can almost hear them say “if I could only return to Rindge as a student” but this is quite impossible. But these men receive a great deal of satisfaction because with the aid of the Brownie they at least can return in memory and are happy to have “THE BROWNIE” as medium to do so. page nine
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MR. JOHN J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster As time is fleeting, the class of 1954 is taking this opportunity to express our thanks to Mr. John Kelleher for all that he has done to make these four years at Rindge memorable ones. Because of his understanding of boys, whom he has treated like men, we would like to convey to him our deepest gratitude. We would also like to wish him the best of luck for the coming years. As Assistant Headmaster he was more than just; a guardian to us but also a friend to whom all could turn. Therefore again we would like to show our appreciation to Mr. John Kelleher by saying thank you, keep up your good work and fine judgment. page eleven
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