Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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| Rindge Cechnical School 1931 4 IRE?) delat, 3 torr D . LA CRAWFORD eZ WITT SALVATORE FRANK CRISTELLO “Cristy” 85 Park Avenue. 18 years, 4 months. Prepared at the Haggerty School. “Cristy” entered like the rest of us, a bewildered freshman but before long he became an apt stu- dent. Also is quite a musician. Should follow this line of work. His intentions are undecided. HAROLD A. CRAWFORD “A fair exterior is a silent recommendation.” 57 Norris Street. 18 years old. Ellis Grammar School. Harold has worked very hard at his studies and his efforts have not been in vain as is Shown by his marks in “math. and Chem.” We hope that you continue the good work at Northeastern next year, Harold, and also on through life. WILLIAM H. CUMMINGS “Count” 22 Sparks Street. 18 years, 4 months. Prepared at St. Peter’s Grammar School. “Count” was an expert on book- binding at Rindge. He was quiet and rather reserved. Radio 27, Travel ’27, ’28. Intends to follow the bookbinding game. Good luck ‘Count.” CHARLES ROBERT CURREN “Chick” 57 Ellery Street. 18 years, 11 months old. Prepared at Harvard Grammar School. “Chick,” an ambitious young man, may be found disguised as a drug clerk, during his leisure hours. His is a Dr. Jekel and Mr. Hyde existence; because at heart he is an electrician. He is a popular, humorous fel- low, whose sayings are copied extensively by his friends. His intentions are undecided but whether he decides to be a drug store magnate or an electrical engineer we know he will be successful. PHILIP HARRIS CUTTER “Phil” 48 Locke Street. 18 years, 5 months old. Prepared at Ellis School. ‘Phil’ is quietness personified, but still a deep thinker. Swimming and walking are his hobbies, and in the years 729 and ’30 he was a member of the Rindge Football squad. Beware the light in his eye; for although he may be quiet, he’s still dangerous. Here is a climber. cH «10 1K

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1931 Rindge Technical School 1931 Seek = Pinsy | JAMES P. COOK ie fe 4.3 ‘ 2 “Slim” é 44 Columbia Street. 17 years, 4 months old. Sacred Heart School. ‘“Cooky’” should blossom out into an A-1 draughtsman. He is another of our classmates who dislikes girls and dances. Traffic Squad ’29, ’30. Drafting is the field in which he endeavors to perfect himself in and we all wish him the best of luck. ROBERT KEITH CORKUM “Bob”’ 7 Buena Vista Park. 16 years, 10 months old. ‘““Bob” came to Rindge from the Webster Grammar School. While at Rindge he has proven to be a fine fellow. In his freshman year he won second prize in the Metcalf Prize Essay Contest. He is noted for being punctual. ‘Bob” plans to go to work upon leaving school. He believes he will follow the printing trade. R: CORKUM E. ADALBERT CORBIN a EES ef BD), “Spike” 50 Sidney Street. 17 years, 6 months. Prepared at the Roberts School. “Spike” has been a good athlete and Rindge is sorry to see him depart. As a student he has also excelled. He has contributed generously to the Register in cartoons. Football ‘29, ’30, Baseball 730, ’°31, Traffic Squad ’29, ’30, ’31, Cartoonist ’30, 31, Senior Drama Committee ’31. No definite ; plans but we predict he will be cartooning for one of the eo ; Boston newspapers within a short time. z EL. A.CORBIN as JERRY J. CORVENO 19 Brown Street. 18 years old. Prepared at Russell School. Jerry was usually hiding his light behind a bushel, in fact he was one of the last to fill out the Senior question- naire and then he filled it out too modestly for a good write- up. Intentions undecided. eS E. J. COSGROVE WS “Eddie” : 202 Brookline Street. 16 years, 11 months old. “Eddie” Cosgrove, our tiny school boy, came from the Webster Schoo! four years ago. He is small enough to be placed in a locker. “Bddie” has been active during his four years. He hasn’t failed in any subject during his course. “Eddie” intends to go to work. Bon voyage, ‘Eddie.’ Your size will never — , gg en from succeeding because you have the “ole” deter- Saray COSGROVE, fi mination. , : q CAI 9 IK

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1931 Rindoe Technical Schnol CHARLES J. CWIKIEWICZ “Charlie” 136 Gore Street. 19 years old. Prepared at St. Hedwig’s School. “Charlie” was a student for his four years at Rindge. His activities were necessarily narrowed because of his am- bition to be on the Honor Roll each year. Not a bad am- bition “Charlie.” Keep this in mind when you are forging ahead in the business world. JOHN E. DELUISE, JR. “Della”—“Duke” 783 Cambridge Street. Age 18 years. ‘Delia,’ hails from the Wellington School. In his four years here he has shown his ability in athletics; making his letter in baseball, football and basketball. In the latter sport he captained the first Rindge basketball team to represent the school in the M. I. T. and Newport tournaments. “Della” received medals for his work in the two tournaments. He intends to enter Bridgton Academy where he will prepare for college. Base- ball ’29, ’30, football ’30, Basketball 730, 731. MILTON F. DENAULT “Mil” 91 Sherman Street. Age 17. “Mil” comes to us from Our Lady of Pity School. He is a member of the Radio Club and has assisted in building Rindge’s first television set. “Mil” intends to continue his work in electricity at North- eastern. From his early experience in the field of television “Mil” should go far as, as in a few years his services. will be needed in this new line. RICHARD DINJIAN “Dink” 1590 Cambridge Street. 18 years old. Roberts Grammar School. “Dink” intends to become a big banker, but he will probably be a big league ball player. Was a member of the Basketball teams of ’28, ’29, 30, ’31 and Baseball ’30, ’31, also a member of the Senior Year Book Committee. “Dink” has a job waiting for him, but we think it ’s a mystery job, be- cause he neglects to tell us just what type work is waiting for him. DAVID EDWARD DIRECTOR “Dave” 12 Adams Terrace. 18 years, 11 months old. Harvard Grammar School. A popular fellow, worked his way through school, and now has a job waiting for him. Enjoyed his work in the Electrical Department. Prepared the sets for Senior Drama and Christmas plays. Intends to work. Success awaits him as he does not know what the word failure means. dnd : a RoR 1951 = FOS : Bey OE WO = Sali ee