Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1933 RINDGE TECH SCHOOL 1933 AN 4 Vem © AYY( OVA rine tae VINCENT J. CALLAHAN, = WALTER T. CARLSON. VINCENT J. CALLAHAN “Cal” 13 Verdun Street 16 years old. “Cal” came from the Ellis Grammar School. His favorite study was electricity. Never without a smile, he makes a hit with every one he meets. He was full of school spirit and he could be seen at all the Rindge games. His hobbies are all kinds of sports. He plans to come back to the New Rindge for a Post Graduate year. NELSON J. CARDIN “Hap” 25 Foch Street 17 years, 11 months old. Came to Rindge from Our Lady of Pity School. His favorite studies were Chemistry and Printing. “Hap” has also proven himself to be a good base- ball player. He is doubtful as to wh at he will do when he graduates from Rindge. WALTER T. CARLSON “Walla” 20 Rindgefield Street 17 years old. “Walla” came to Rindge from the Ellis Grammar School. His slimness has kept him off the athletic teams, but he has made up for this by his energy in studies. His name has seldom been off the honor roll. His favorite study was Electricity. His hobbies are electricity and radio. Walter is undecided in his intentions but we all hope and be- lieve that ke will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Mem- ber of Glee Club ’29. ELMER ERNEST CARR SDutchaaeeA be 26R Antrim Street 18 years, 11 months old. “Dutch” graduated from the Fletcher Grammar School. While at Rindge, he learned the art of Printing. He intends to make this his life’s work. “Al” will go to Wentworth Institute. His favorite hobbies are sports (for “Al” is quite a sport). Traffic Squad 731, ’32, 133. CHARLES M. CARVALHO “Charlie” 57 Tremont Street 18 years, 2 months old. “Attention everybody”. We have here a graduate of the Wellington Grammar School. When he first entered Rindge, “Charlie” thought that Cabinet Making was the one and only good subject left at Rindge. He still believes it as he spends all of his spare time making cabinets. ‘‘Charlie’’ was the best mathematician, the best physician, and the best Algebra untangler in his classes. He is undecided as to what he’ll do after graduation. Ole. y 4

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C7 1953 “THE BROWNIE” JOHN PATRICK BRENNAN Sl Fe P.” 14 Pine Street 17 years, 5 months old. St. Mary’s is the school “J. P.”’ hails from. The most important event in his life was the laying of the cornerstone (it’s a fact). Swimming, skating, and football are a few of his hobbies. “J. P.’’ intends to enter Dartmouth College next fall. JAMES FRANCIS BROGAN, JR. “Jim” 10 Hawthorne Park 20 years old. Graduated from the Ellis Grammar School. “Jim” has always had a pleasant smile for everyone, and was liked by all. While here at Rindge, he has enjoyed his History classes above all. He intends to go to Boston College upon graduating from Rindge. WALTER JOSEPH BROWN “Brownie” “Speed” 371 Prospect Street 16 years, 11 months old. Prepared at Harvard Grammar School. “Speed” is swifter than a comet, as his rivals may well testify. He was prominent scholastically and athletically. A wizard at Mathematics and certainly no stranger to the honor roll. He has numerous and varied hobbies, as he takes part in all branches of sports. Aeronautics is his favorite study and he will surely rise to great heights. “Speed’’ in- tends to take a Post Graduate Course at Rindge before going to Preparatory School. Glee Club; Aero Club; Track Team. Best of luck, “Speed”. STEPHEN ARNOLD BUCKLEY “Buck” 5 Ninth Street 17 years, 10 months old. “Buck” was prepared at St. Mary’s School. He is an excellent scholar being on the Honor Roll almost continually. “Buck’s” ability in Electrical Math- ematics and Electricity proves that the electrical game should be his vocation. His favorite hobbies are music, sports and reading. On leaving Rindge “Buck” intends to further his knowledge of electricity at Northeastern. We are sure he’ll make a name for himself. Good luck, “Buck’’, MICHAEL JOSEPH CALLAHAN “Toe” 382 Gurney Street 16 years old. “Joe” came to Rindge from the Russell Grammar School. While at Rindge he was a very good stu- dent, showing extraordinary ability in both Electricity and Science. In school he was always very quiet, being a little bashful, but outside of school he was interested in all sports. After graduating in June, he plans to enter M. I. T., where we are sure he will uphold the high standard of Rindge. nay tey i mae q it OHN P BRENNAN 2 STEPHEN A.BYCKLEY

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i eal 1933 GEORGE J. CHICARIELLO FRANCIS J. CHRISTENSEN prone DOMINIC T. CLAMPI JAMES A. CIAMPI “THE BROWNIE” L935 WILLIAM HARRY CHAPMAN “Bill” ‘“Chappie” 103 Allston Street 18 years old. ‘“Chappie”’ came to us from the Morse Grammar School. Upon graduating he intends to go to a preparatory school. He is a very athletic fellow, having played on the basketball team for the years ’30, 731, 733; hockey team ’382; and baseball team ’30, 731, ’32, and has been chosen to lead the baseball team on the diamond for the year 733. Good luck, “Bill”, and may success be everlastingly yours. GEORGE JOHN CHICARIELLO “Chick” 474 Cambridge Street “Always smiling, always gay, With the girls ‘Chick’ had his way.” 19 years, 4 months old. “Chick” came to Rindge from the Thorndike Grammar School. “Chick” intends to enter an Engineering school in the fall. His hobbies are Dramatics and sports. Senior Drama ’31, ’32, ’33; Junior Night Play ’31. FRANCIS CHRISTENSEN “Swede” 117 Montgomery Street 17 years old. His favorite hobby is to engage in sports. “Swede” came to Rindge from the Ellis Grammar School. He intends to further his education upon graduating, but is un- decided at what institute. He was one of the quiet members of our class, but a true friend. Good luck, “Swede”. DOMINIC T. CIAMPI “Champ” 17 Sumner Road 18 years old. “Champ” prepared for Rindge at the Put- nam School. He intends tc come back for a P. G. to prepare for M. I. T. His hobbies are chess and basketball. In chess he was by far the best player in the school. The most inter- esting thing that happened in Rindge to him is that Rindge’s chess team defeated the Latin team three times while he was a member. Here’s chess-nuts to you, “Champ”. Chess Club 30, 731, 732, 733. Also in the annual Christmas play in ’81. JAMES A. CIAMPI “Champ” 359 Cambridge Street 16 years old. “Champ” came to Rindge from the Thorn- dike Grammar School. He intends to become a printer after leaving school. His hobby is playing sports. “Champ’s’”’ favorite study at Rindge was Algebra. He belonged to the Traffic Squad in 780, ’31, 732, and °33. He is the smallest member of his class to graduate. Good luck, “Champ”. wutat 3 il