Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RINDCE TECH BROWNIE 1936 ....N?Lli'4 J CLAPP MARK C CQLEMM -----..-...-......., ROBERT HENNESSEY CHIPMAN sachippyva 93 Normandy Avenue 17 years old. Chippy came to us from the Russell Gram- mar School. He has been active in many and various clubs. He served on the Rindge Year Book Committee, and he has three favorite studies - Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing and Metallurgy. He intends to enter M. I. T. or the Missouri School of Mines. He says, I got a great thrill out of enter- ing new Rindge . Chippy is a small fellow with big ideas, and did some great work while at Rindge. He was a candi- date for both Baseball and Hockeyg was President of his Homeroom and was liked by all who came in contact with him. He enjoys all Sports and likes Modeling. JOHN CHISHOLM Chris 3 Bowden Street, Marblehead 18 years old. Chris came from the Marblehead Junior High. During his short stay at Rindge, 'tChris has been known as a clever, industrious fellow and an excellent stu- dent. His favorite study is Social Science. He has a great many hobbies, such as Sailing, Swimming and Hockey. He intends to further his study in Electrical Engineering. How can a boy with his disposition fail? VVell, best of luck, Ch1'is . ALBERT JAMES CLAPP KSYarb99 286 Brookline Street 20 years old. Al came to Rindge from the Morse School. He is a great one for Airplanes and intends to follow the- skies. We know he'll be a great success. In his mind the most interesting happening while he was here was enter- ing our new school. His hobbies are Reading, Working on Engines and all Sports. A great boy. MARK COCHIAN COLEMAN S6Bud!! 1737 Cambridge Street 16 years old. Bud came to Rindge from the Russell Grammar School. He is Johnny-on-the-spot where there's fun to be had. He is a lover of Physics and Mathematics, and his pet hobby is making Model Airplanes. While at. Rindge he was a member of the Camping Club and the Senior Year Book Committee. He intends to go to Annapolis and become an Admiral. May our hearty wish for success go with him. THOMAS VVILLIAM COLLINS. Jr. KKRip!9 89 Thorndike Street 18 years old. Prepared at the Locke Grammar School. Ripl' was a member of our Hockey Team in '33, '34 and '35, and in '34 got quite a thrill out of Rindge defeating Arling- ton, the league champions. He was a member of the Junior Executive Committee and the Tennis Club. He intends to ge to Vesper George School of Art. -- eg 30

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1936 RINDGE TECH BROWNIL RALPH EUGENE BUTTERFIELD Buttercups 885 Massachusetts Avenue 19 years old. Buttercups prepared for Rindge at the Watertown East Junior High School. His favorite study was Aeronautics. Buttercupsl hobbies are Swimming and Run- ning. He will always be remembered as a willing and ambi- tious student. He intends to seek admittance to a higher school of education, Where, we know he will be a great suc- cess. RALPH CAFARELLI 6SJaCk!! Gicafli 114: Marcella Stree-t 17 years, 6 months old. Cat came to Rindge from the Kelley Grammar School. Calf enjoys Baseball, Basketball, Skating, Swimming and Football. While at Rindge, Caf's favorite study was Auto. Caf is undecided as yet and pos- siby will follow up his automotive leanings. Good luck Cafy'. DANIEL E. CANTY iKBuz!7 12 Tenney Street 18 years old. He came to Rindge from St. John's Grammar School. While here, he Worked on the lunch counter for three years. Buz likes to hunt and fish, and he enjoyed studying Physics. He intends to go to West Point. Keep in step soldier. JOSEPH ANTHONY CAPEZIO csllocyn 40A Gore Street 17 years old. Joey entered our portals from the Putnam Grammar School. He is one of the few who believes that business comes before pleasure. VVhat Joey knows about Bookkeeping could not be printed in a book. As for History, he is one of the brilliant lights in class. He intends to go to a. Business College. Joey was in the first Freshman class to come to the- new Rindgge. EDWVARD RUSSELL CARDOOS 6cEddyss 28 Harvey Street 16 years old. Eddy came to Rindge from the Ellis Grammar School. Eddy has made many new friends at Rindge by his pep and fun. His hobby is Experimenting and his favorite study is Electricity, in which he majored while at Rindge. Safety Patrol!'33. Eddie won a medal from the Herald-'Traveler .Spelling Bee. He- intends to go to M. I. T. 1 29 -31 ' ,I

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l936 RINDCE. TECH BROWNIE JAMES FRANCIS COLUMBUS 134 Amory Street 17 years old. Prepared at the St. Mary's Parochial School. James was an outstanding member of our Aero Section and spent two weeks at the Naval Air Base at Squantum. He was a member of the Rindge Orchestra '34 and '35. After graduating he intends to go to M. I. T. PETER E. COMEAU cslyeten scEdn 154 Auburn Street 17 years, 11 months. t'Pete came to Rindge from the Webster School. He intends to enter the Wentworth Insti- tute. t'Pete was a candidate for the Hockey and Baseball Team. He is also a member of the Safety Patrol and Sopho- more Junior Night Committees. His hobbies are Fishing, Swimming, Dancing and Checkers. His favorite studies are Mathematics and Electricity. While at Rindge, Pete was a candidate for Senior office. JAMES FRANCIS CONDRY l5Jimk99 4 Wright Street 17 years old, 'tJim was but a blushing lad when he entered Rindge in '32. He hails from Peabody Grammar School. He plans to go through M. I. T. His hobbies are Fishing, Photography and Boating. His favorite study is Architecture. He was a member of the Rindge Camping and Skiing Clubs. The two things Jim enjoyed most dur- ing his four years at Rindge were The Ghost Train and the day we entered new Rindge. Jim is a hard worker and we know he'll go far. He feels at home when he is near boats and has spent much time with the sea scouts. Jim's friends will miss him very much and we wish to say, So long, 'Jim' and lots of luck at M. I. T. ROBERT J. COOK ..Red,. 315 Franklin Street 20 years old. t'Red came to us from the Webster Gram- mar School. Red was an ardent member of the Safety Patrol and did his duty when he saw it. His hobby is Model work and he enjoys studying English and doing Milling work. Good luck, Red . EUGENE ROBERT COONEY ulvlacss 413 Concord Avenue 17 years old. Prepared at St. Peter's Parochial School. An ardent follower of sports, Mac was delighted to see Rindge beat Latin three years in succession to win the American Legion Trophy. Mac intends to go to work upon graduating. ' r f-..,gf 3 1 E..-