Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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THOMAS JAMES HEISE 35A Fairmont Street 18 years old. Webster Grammar School. Worcester Academy. Captain Track °45, ’46, Football ’45, °46. “Although his gait may seem very slack, You really should see him on a track.” CLYDE ALFRED HENRY 407 Washington Street 18 years old. Fletcher Grammar School. Intends to go to College. Track. “Always a pal, always a friend, Clyde will stand by you, right to the end.” PATRICK HERNAN “Toe” 35 Myrtle Avenue 17 years old. St. Paul’s Grammar School. Future intentions un- decided. “Joe is a lad, who's full of pep, And boy unth the girls he sure is hep.’ JAMES JOSEPH JOHN HICKEY “Hick” 474 Broadway 18 years old. Longefellow Grammar School. Intends to go to College. Baseball. “We know you will succeed, Because in school you tried to lead.” RAY JEDREY “Bud” 16 Cambridge Terrace 17 years old. Peabody Grammar School. Sculling crew. “Happy is he, carefree and gay, He enjoys life in a merry way.” 25

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RAYMOND FRANCIS GELINAS “Angelena” 43 Yorktown Street 17 years old. Ellis Grammar School. Intends to become an Elec- trical Engineer. “Our Aengelena’s a gent with a look gen 5 Who's always looking in a book’ NICHOLAS G. GIANOCOSTAS “Nick” 6 Newton Street 17 years old. Morse Grammar School. Intends to become a Cartoonist. Editor Rindge Register 1947. “A quiet lad with brains aplenty A fine lad with friends a many.” ARTHUR L. GISBOURNE “Gissy” 17 Granville Road 18 years old. St. Peter’s Grammar School Future intentions unde- cided. Football 43, 44, 45, ’46. Junior President. “Always laughing, always alert Gissy however is not a flirt.” EARL C. GREEN “Early Bird” 9 Howard Street 19 years old. Houghton Grammar School. Intends to become a Minister. Basketball ’43. “Wit and humor both combined, A better lad is hard to find.” EDWARD FRANCIS GRIFFIN “Ed” 257 Mt. Auburn Street Russell Grammar School. Intends to go to College. Football ’45, Track °43, °44, °47. Committees: Senior Council, Senior Drama, Sport-night. “A witty joke, a cheerful smile That is Ed all the while.” 24

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CHARLES HOMER JOHNSON “Chuck” 28 Hurlbut Street. 17 years old. Quincy Grammar School. Committees: Council, Yearbook, Sports Night. “A good fellow pleasant and proud, Popular and welcome in every crowd.’ RICHARD JAMES JOHNSON “Ritchie” 143 Dudley Street 17 years old. Ellis Grammar School. “If you're ever lonely and need a pal, Call on Ritchie and he'll get you a gal.” ROBERT J. KEPLIN “Bob” 18 years old. Intends to become a Draftsman. “A good sport and the ladies man, If anyone can get them our Bob can.” AARON ARTHUR KENNEDY SoA, “Kenny” 185 Harvard Street Senior 17 years old. Roberts Grammar School. Intends to enter North- eastern University. “Kenny's a guy who's bound Here's a lad who gets around.” JAMES THOMAS KING “Jimmie” 21A Hews Street 16 years old. Houghton Grammar School. Intends to become a Refrigeration Engineer. “Jimmie is a merry lad When he’s around its never sad. 26