Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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EDWARD J. DANEHY MR. intendent of Schools istant Super Ass

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Prologue The young men who have worked hard for four years at Rindge to graduate, make up the senior yearbok committee. This group has made a complete and accurate account of the constant quest for knowledge of a group of fine young men who will be the adult leaders of tomorrow, they who have accomplished un- forgettable deeds, and there are still others who have done some- thing of some kind or another to show their high character. When we figst entered Rindge we were proud to be a part of her student body. We tried our best and hoped we would not dis- grace the honor of Rindge. This book contains the lives of the men of the future and their accomplishments in the past. As you start to turn these pages in the years to come may you always have a warm spot in your heart for Rindge.

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10 te,” i Sn y - “4 4 at SG 54 2 a ” Sete ae oe 4, adbeast ott ae oe port tisenn Pooee paved = + em + 2 ene? i eer % eee 2Se? be be . ROBERT R. SWEENEY Headmaster We have often heard the quotation: ‘'To. get a job done, give it to a man who is already busy.” As headmaster, Mr. Sweeney has been a truly busy man: yet, never too busy to aid us both as a class and as individuals. Mr. Sweeney became headmaster in our junior year, and in the short time between his assumption of that office and our graduation, he has made many improvements in both the scholastic and social aspects of our high school lives. We, the class of 1962, wish you, Mr. Sweeney, all the health and good fortune pos- sible’in the many years ahead of you as headmaster of our beloved Rindge. We know that the strides you have taken in your short term as headmaster are but a token of the suc- cesses which await you.