Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Dedication ee Samuel Cohen During the past school year Rindge suffered a great loss when Mr. Samuel Cohen passed ‘away. During the early hours on the morning of January 9, 1954 Mr. Samuel Cohen passed on to an eternal sleep. The news came to the faculty and student body of Rindge as a great shock indeed. The present students of Rindge and all future students suffered this loss because they have been deprived of the finest chemistry teacher that any school could ever have. Mr. Cohen at all times worked diligently in an effort to put the subject that he taught across to his students. He just about wrote his own book so as to give the student a better understanding of the subject. He was a man whom each and every student respected, both for his teaching ability and for being the fine upstanding man that he was. We have seen Mr. Cohen teach his students when he was very poor in health, but he struggled on because of his love of the position in which he was in and to uphold the responsibility that he had to his students. Hence the entire school suffered a great loss not only of a teacher but also of a great friend. Mr. Cohen set his teaching standards so high that no other man will ever encroach upon his supremacy, and so this year’s annual yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Samuel J. Cohen, one of the finest members ever to be on the Rindge faculty. page four

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SENIOR CLASS YEARBOOK 1994 RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

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MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Headmaster To Mr. McCabe we, the graduating class of 1954, are deeply grateful for the four glorious years he has given us here at Rindge. As freshmen and now as seniors, we look upon him with high esteem. Our thoughts will always be of Rindge and Mr. McCabe, whom we knew naturally as a headmaster but, also as an excellent educator. We, the class of °54, would like to thank Mr. McCabe for understanding us and ask him to keep up his fine work. It has been fortunate enough for us to have had such an understanding, respected and learned gentleman during our four years at Rindge Tech. and we will cherish him deep in our hearts for many years to come. To you Mr. McCabe we, the graduating class of 1954, thank you for all the pleasant memories we have as we leave Rindge. page five