Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1933 RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 1932 HENRY T. BABICZ “Lanky” “Shimmie” 102 Gore Street 17 years, 9 months old. He came to Rindge from the St. Hedwig’s Parochial School to study art. His hobbies are skating, football, baseball and dancing, while his favorite study is art. Being handicapped by after-school work, “Lanky” could not take part in many events while at Rindge. He was on the Register Art Staff in ’32, ’33. He also did his part in making this year book a success. Being quite an artist, he intends to go to the Massachusetts School of Art. Good luck, “Lanky”’. eat THOMAS M. BAGLEY “Tommy” 26 Kenwood Street 19 years old. Here’s “Tommy”, who entered these halls of learning from the Webster Grammar School. He claims that electricity is the easiest subject for him to assimilate, and we know it. His favorite study is — do I have to tell you? — Electricity. His hobbies are swimming, skating and talking. Senior Drama Committee ’33. “Short Circuit “Tommy” is some electrician. Every time he connects some- thing up, the partition comes down. THO MBAGLEY EDWARD EDWIN BARBER 7 a “Eddie” “E. E.” 52 Warland Street 18 years old. “Eddie” came to us from the Oliver Wendell Holmes Junior High School in Dorchester. While at Rindge he has specialized in the study of Science. “Eddie” intends to go to college and become a Chemical engineer. He has been the Register Freshman editor ’30, Junior editor ’32, and Senior editor 733. “Eddie” was the winner of a prize in the Rindge Register Christmas Story Contest of 1933. Checker Club, 730, 731; Chess Club 732, 733; Traffic Club ’32; Junior hiiiissamasinictanatoait: Prom Committee 733; Senior Drama Committee ’33; Senior EDW E. BARBER Reception Committee ’33; Senior Year Book Committee ’33; — Associate Editor on Year Book; Rindge Correspondent to ‘i The Cambridge Sun. ABRAHAM ARTHUR BARON “Einstein” ‘Maestro” 373 Norfolk Street 18 years old. Came to Rindge from the Harvard Gram- mar School. Arthur has been a very good scholar, winning second prize in the Metcalf Memorial Award of 1930. While rae at Rindge, he has specialized in English. He won also the second prize in the Rindge Register Christmas Story Con- ABRAHAM A. BARON test in 1931. He was the Rindge Register Sophomore Editor ee 31. Also Color Guard ’30, 731. “Maestro” also helped on the Junior Prom Committee ’33. JAMES JOSEPH BATTELL “Bart” 62 Fayette Street 16 years old. This up and coming auto mechanic entered Rindge from the Kelly Grammar School. “Bart” has been splashing in grease so long at Rindge that Automobile has become his favorite study with Algebra a close second. He made many friends at Rindge by his genial nature. He dabbled in Radio and Electricity as hobbies. He intends to take Civil Service Examinations. Best o’ luck, “Bart’’. JAMES J. BATELL ae se S — | ¢ EE eo

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1933 ARTHUR'E AVERETT WILLIBETR. AVERETT W. FRANK AHERRN EDW. D. ALTOONIAN | ViTO ANBNIS Y bHE? BROWNIES 1933 WILLIAM FRANCIS AHEARN “Frank” Bill’ 634 Huron Avenue “A well known fellow is he, For his tongue is always free.” 17 years old. From Hugh O’Brien Grammar School, Dor- chester is where he hails. “Frank” intends to enter M. I. T. this year. During his stay at Rindge he was always an ar- dent supporter of all school activities. He is more comfort- able on the dance floor than in school. Recently “Frank” be- came interested in acting and had a part in the Senior Drama. His favorite hobbies are dancing and sports. Rindge Foot- bal Squad ’32; Traffic Squad 732; Year Book ’33; Senior Drama ’33; Hockey Squad ’32; Baseball Squad ’33. Farewell, “Frank”, we know we shall hear from you in years to come. You are certain to succeed in your chosen field. DERAN EDWARD ALTOONIAN “Doc” 3 Stimson Court 18 years old. Came to Rindge from the Rice Grammar School in Boston. Deran intends to go to Russia when he graduates from Rindge. He is interested in politics. He was elected Junior Class Secretary. Football Squad 731; Baseball Squad ’31; Chess ’380, ’31, ’32, 33; Safety Patrol ’30, 31, ’32, ’33; Junior Prom ’83; Senior Football Dance 732, ’33; Senior Drama ’32, ’383; Senior Recep-ion 732, ’33. VITO ANANIS “Count” 42A Union Street 18 years old. Vito came to Rindge from the Wellington School. His name speaks for itself. As most of us realize he was chosen by all sports writers for all-scholastic half- back for two successive years. He was also elected captain of our 1932 football team. Vito is rated as the best back in scholastic football. He also is among the leaders in other sports. Varsity Football ’29, ’30, ’31, ’32; Varsity Basketball 31, °32; Varsity Track ’31, ’32; Traffic Squad 730, ’31, 732, 733. He intends to go to college and make good. His college in- tentions are B. C. ARTHUR FLOYD AVERETT “Art’’ 15 Howard Street “Art” graduated from the Webster Grammar School. Glee Club ’28, and ’29; Varsity Baseball ’82, ’33; Safety Patrol ’30, Bll, BR WILLIAM PINCKNEY AVERETT, JR. “Bill” 15A Howard Street 19 years, 8 months old. “Bill” came to us from the Web- ster Grammar School. His favorite hobbies were boxing and music while his best academic subject was English. Hockey Squad ’32; Glee Club ’29, ’30. Lots of luck, “Bill”. Sas ie Oe 3

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mA, 1933 “THE BROWNIE” NICHOLAS ELIAN BATTIT “Nick” 58 Granville Road 17 years old. Prepared at the Russell Grammar School. “Nick” is a fellow who takes his work very seriously. While at Rindge, he has specia'ized in the study of English and he intends to secure a college education when he leaves us. “Nick” has been Editor-in-Chief of the Rindge Register for two years ’32, ’33; Senior Year Book Committee ’33. WILLIAM DONALD BAXTER “Bill” “Speed” 31 Madison Avenue “Honest effort means success.” “Speed” is 17 years, 8 months old. He came to Rindge from the Ellis Grammar School. He earned the nickname of “Speed” by his work on the track teams of ’32 and ’33. His other favorite sport was basketball. Next to sports, “Bill” liked to act and did so in the Senior Drama. He hopes to spend another year at the New Rindge if he is not successful in finding employment. If “Bill” is as faithful at his work outside of schooi as he is in school he will not be with us next year. He specializes in drawing. WILLIAM WALTER BELUSHKO “Captain” 365 Portland Street 18 years old. “Captain” came to us from Kelly Grammar School. His favorite study in his senior year seemed to be Chemistry. “Captain” likes to putter and tinker with radios. He was a member of the football team in ’29, ’30, and 781. “Captain” also stars for a celebrated local team. He intends to go to a Preparatory School after completing his studies, but does not know which particular one. Au Revoir, “Cap- tain”’. VICTOR MICHAEL BENKOSKI “Benny” 117 Harvard Street 17 years, 3 months old. “Benny” came to Rindge from St. Mary’s Grammar School. During his stay here, he has been a very studious and a well liked fellow. He has taken the electrical course, and, although he intends to be a musi- cian, we hope that he will prove helpful in the electrical world. His favorite study is Electrical Mathematics. Violin playing is his hobby. Senior Drama ’33. GEORGE F. BETTENCOURT “Sky” “Betty” “Bennie” 10 King Street 19 years, 2 months old. Prepared at the Ellis Grammar School. “Sky” was one of the most popular students at Rindge. He was Rindge’s all-suburban center and many a plunging back thought he had hit a truck when he had really hit “Sky”. He intends to work. Varsity Football ’30, ’31, ’32; Basketball ’29, ’30; Crew ’30; Football Dance; Senior Drama; Senior Reception. Hoyle WALTER W SELUSHKO VICTOR M.BENKOSK GEORGE F BETTENCOURT