Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Dedication “The trumpet’s silver voice is stilled, The warder silent on the hill.” HENRY CARTY LYNCH, IN RETROSPECT Henry Carty Lynch, great humorist, master teacher, kind and wise moralist, has gone to his reward. And never more shall we at Rindge bask in his ready smile and be regaled by his inimitable anecdotes which already have be- come part of the Rindge legend. Henry always loved the limelight of life’s stage and no man loved more the sunshine of full recognition. Of subtle intelligence and open nature, of deep erudition and vast conversational powers, he brought rich gifts indeed to his teaching. Certain it is that thousands of Rindge students will always recall with affection and gratitude the clarity and orderliness of his mind which brightened by bland humor and tingling wit made learning his subject a rich and mem- orable experience. Henry's social sympathies were no less strong than his fondness for learning and he was the most fascinating of comrades. His extraordinary knowledge, whether of literature, law, or athletics and his gleaming wit and glittering repartee in which his knowledge was fused overflowed all his conversation, completely captivating us all. Even at the most serious and even critical moments when he was so ill, if there was a gleam of humor anywhere he saw it and used it to help himself over the rough places and in the dark hours. He loved fun, loved to joke and chaff, and, what is more uncommon, greatly enjoyed being chaffed himself. The senior class deems it an honor to dedicate our year- book to this beloved gentleman.

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SENIOR YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1962 Rindge Technical School Cambridge, Massachusetts

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MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Retired Headmaster