Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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EUGENE H. DOYLE “Gene” 16 A Grant Street 17 years old. St. Paul’s Grammar School. Intends to become an Electrical Engineer. “Gene's not the kind that’s noisy and gay, But he’s a great fellow in his own quiet way.” RICHARD W. DYNAN “Dick” 410 Walden Street 17 years old. St. Peter’s Grammar School. Intends to further his education in Aero. Committees: Junior and Senior Councils, Traffic Squad. “His hair is curly, his eyes are brown, He’s never out though he may be down.” ROBERT G. DYNAN “Bob” 410 Walden Street 17 years old. St. Peter’s Grammar School. Intends to become a Pharmacist. Committees: Junior Council, Traffic Squad. “Bob was not noisy and gay, But we all respect his quiet way.” GEORGE ELLIS “Gidge” 219 Huron Avenue 19 years old. Longfellow Grammar School. Intends to join the Service. Baseball ’43, 46, ’47. “Fle’s full of fun and mischief too He’s always up to something new.” DONALD LEO ESSMAN “Professor” 18 Trowbridge Street 17 years old. St. Paul’s Grammar School. Intends to go to College. “He's not noisy, loud and gay, “But enjoys life in a quiet way.” 22

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ROBERT ARTHUR COHEN “Bob” 20 Walden Street 17 years old. Ellis Grammar School. Join the Navy. Committees: Track team, Baseball team, Cheer Leader, Senior Council, Sports Editor Register. “Studious, ambitious, faithful is he, Ever successcful may he be.” THOMAS R. CURRAN “Sparky,” “Red” 9 Russell Street 18 years old. St. John’s Grammar School. Intends to join the Army. Track Manager ’45, 46. Traffic Squad 746, ’47. “He's a boy who makes plenty of noise and uses his school supplies for his toys.” PAUL A. A. DeGUGLIELMO “De Gug” 372 Concord Avenue 16 years old. St. Francis of Assisi Grammar School. Intends to go to College. Football team, Baskebtall team, Baseball team. Traffic Squad. “He always had a ready smile and we're sure he'll make his life worthwhile.” ROBERT B. DELOREY “Alah” 31 Jackson Street 18 years old. Ellis Grammar School. Intends to go into Aeronau- tics, Navy. Jr. and Sr. Traffic Squad. “Smooth and quiet mn his way, yet he makes progress day by day.” CHARLES HARRY DOUNELIS “Chuck” 192 Hamilton Street 17 years old. Morse Grammar School. Physical Education. Foot- ball °45, 46. Committees: Junior Council, Junior Traffic Squad, Sports Night, Senior President, Drama, Talent, Night, Dance. “A quiet boy you think you see, but under the surface he’s T.N.T. 21

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CHARLES RAYMOND FITZGERALD “Fitzie”’ 10 Russell Street 16 years old. St. Mary’s Grammar School. Intends to join the Navy. Football 46, Baseball ’47. “They called Fitzie “Stonewall,” Because they knew he would never fall.” DONALD CLAYTON FRASER “Lefty” 6 Beech Street 17 years old. Ellis Grammar School. Intends to go to Business School. Football ’46. “e . In school he was very quiet, But out of school he was a riot.” JOHN D. FRASER “Jack” 478 Putnam Avenue 17 years old. Morse Grammar School. Intends to go to College. Football 46, Baseball ’47. “Popularity and Fame, He surely will attain.” FRANCIS FRAZIER “Fran” 101 Lincoln Street 18 years old. Wellington Grammar School. Hockey ’45, ’46, ’47. “Our Fran was a ladies man Out by Latin was Ins place to stand.” GREGORY FRANCIS FULGIONE “Fugi” 101 Hampshire Street 17 years old. Fletcher Grammar School. Football ’45, °46, Base- ball ’44, ’45, ’46. “Full of fun, full of pep, In athletics he’s won quite a rep. ” 23