Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1931 Rindge Technical School THOMAS LEWIS BETTENCOURT “Tom’—“Sky” 10 King Street. i9 years, 4 months. Prepared at the Ellis School. “Sky is jolly, ‘Sky’ is gay, We grow more fond of ‘Sky’ each day.” “Tom” showed exceptional ability along electrical lines and was a regular ‘Mr. Fix It.” Proved an invaluable aid whenever any difficulties arose. Traffic Squad ’31, Senior Drama Committee 31. Intends to work. Best of luck “Tom.” FRANK RICHARD BOTELHO “Bots” 317 Portland Street. 18 years, 7 months. Kelley School. During his four years at Rindge we find that “Bots” has specialized in history and shop work, being on the Honor Roll a number of times. His favorite hobby is collecting for- eign coins. Intends to choose woodworking as his career. While at Rindge ‘“‘Bots” evidently was taken up much of the time by his studies so that he could not partake in many sports. We know that in his vocation he will succeed be- cause of the perseverance and effort he always puts inte everything he attempts. JAMES M. BUCHANAN “Jim” 146 Windsor Street. 18 years of age. “Jim,” a quiet, but good natured fellow, came to Rindge from the Roberts School. He has been on the Honor Roll during his first three years. “Jim” was a member of the Checker and Chess Teams in his second and third years. He plans to continue his search for electrical knowledge at night school. GEORGE BUCHANAN “Buckie” 146 Windsor Street. Age 19 years. “Buckie” is a grad- uate of the Roberts School. During his term here “Buckie” has been a member of the Checker Team for three years and the Chess Team in his Junior year. He was also a member of the Safety Patrol for two years. He has been on the Honor Roll every year and ranked number nine his second year. “Buckie” plans to go to Technology. After reviewing his wonderful record here at Rindge we believe that his success is assured. ANGELO BUONO “Bozo” 4 Spring Place. 19 years, 8 months old. Prepared at Thorndike School. “Bozo” has been one of Rindge’s best actors and future patrons of the Senior Drama will miss him. He has also been on honor student, having been on the Honor Roll for four years. Home Room Committee ’29, 730, Traffic Squad ’29, 30, Student Council ’27, ’28, Football Dance Com- mittee ’30, Senior Drama ’30, ’31, Exhibition Play °30, Christ- mas Drama ’30. He intends to return to Rindge for a P. G. course. CH 5 IRM p i Be ws ‘a it SETENCOURT CSS Ct 5 : ww F BOTELHO EE LES Be G. BUCHANAN - bP Tp Ae BE Ses “i BUCHAN AN: merece Pot

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19451 SC » z + AMBUSEY am ' eS PK. Vi Pin ona HOE. OQ = ® MEP D. ANDERSON. CG « Shee LUND Rindge Technical School 1931 KENNETH T. ALFORD “Katie”’ He was a scholar, and a ripe good one. 79 Prentiss Street. 17 years, 6 months. Agassiz Gram- mar School. “Katie” has, in his four years at Rindge, worked very hard and with success, especially his work in the auto shop. He has served on the Traffic Squad and is now out for our new Track Team. He plans to work on automobiles when he gets out and the whcle class wishes him lots of luck. CHARLES GILLETTE AMBUSH, JR. “Hop” 151 Washington Street. 18 years, 11 months. “Hop” came to Rindge from the Roberts Grammar School. He is one of those fellows who speak little but do much. At the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. he distinguished himself as a weight lifter. He was on the Track Team at Rindge in 1928. He plans to go to work at printing upon leaving school. P. K. ANDERSON 5 Jay Street. Prepared at Webster Grammar School. This young man was our expert in cabinet making. He was without a doubt one of the most proficient in this line that Rindge has yet developed. Football Dance ’30, Senior Drama 731, Chairman of Furniture Design Committee. Intends to go to work. NORMAN W. ARNOLD “Birdie” 15 Green Street. 17 years, 1 month. “Birdie” graduated from the Webster Grammar School. Came to Rindge with good intentions but he landed in the aviation department and became an aviator. “Birdie” excelled in mathematics while in school. “Birdie” has to go to work after school but intends to follow up aviation. Make sure you follow it up fast and down slowly. Traffic Squad 730, French Club ’29, Aero Club ’30, 31. RAYMOND E. BERGLUND “Ray” 24 Whittier Street. 17 years, 10 months old. Prepared at Russell School. “Ray” was only a little mite when he came to Rindge but how he has grown. He has grown so that he has become interested in the wrestling game. He intends to enter Springfield Colloge and follow up physical education. CA 4: IRD

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i931 Rindge Technical School 1921 | Sots SEEM 4 ANDREW WILLIAM BURBUL (Cg FARA CY i LTA cy ie “Andy” ee, Zoe as 309 Portland Street. 17 years, 6 months old. “Andy” came to Rindge from the Kelley Grammar School and began a spectacular athletic career from the start. During his course at Rindge he played Basketball ’30, 31, Baseball’ 30, 31 and Football in 1930. We hope he liked it here, and also that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes after his de- parture from Rindge. Good luck “Andy.” STANLEY J. BURRELL “Chessy” 3114 Magee Street. 19 years old. Houghton School. Some day we'll hear of him as a famous mechanical engin- eer. He applied himself most diligently to this subject and we are sure he will be successful in life. He plans to at- tend Lowell Institute in the fall, to perfect himself in his line of endeavor. He became a basketball player last year and is now playing for a club. If he grows as rapidly in the me- chanical world as he has at Rindge this last year he will be a genius. PAUL WILLIAM CADORETTE 82 Normandy Avenue. 18 years, 6 months old. Paul hails from the Russell Grammar School. He was one of the most active boys in his class. He was on the Honor Roll for four eo ee . : years, and always among the leaders. He has never failed -- in any subject while at Rindge. He accomplished many very fine examples of wood carving during his stay here. As a leading lady he had no equal playing the leading female parts in “Seven Keys to Baldpate” and “In The Next Room.” Paul was known for his story writing for which he twice received prizes from the Register. He plans to return to Rindge next year as a Post Graduate and I’m sure we will be glad to wel- come him back with open arms. FRANCIS VINCENT CAGNA “Frink” 8 Westerly Avenue. 18 years of age. “Frink” is a grad- uate of the St. John’s Parochial School. He is a fellow with the perpetual smile. He was an enthusiastic supporter of the Travel Club. He has capably filled the position of ad- vertising manager of the Register staff. He plans to go to work upon leaving school. His work on the Register will help him immensely when he enters the business world. JAMES K. CAMERON “Jim” “A kind overflow of kindness there is in him.” 43 Parker Street. 18 years old. Peabody Grammar School. A pleasant fellow indeed and one who has given his best to the school. “Jim” is devoting his life to aeronautics and so far he has excelled everyone else in this course by win- ning a free airplane ride as a prize for his good work in school. “Jim” will be back next year as a P. G. and we all hope to see him coming to school via airplane. ru 6 IK