Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

EX-LIBRIS two SENIOR CLASS Yearbook 1951 vindge echnical School CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS four Dedication The Class of 1951 feels — and rightly so — that this, our Class Yearbook, should be dedicated to a man, who guided our destinies for three-fourths of our high school life. Although Mr. John W. Wood is now Headmaster Emeritus of Rindge, to the Class of 1951 he will be recalled as a kindly, understanding gentleman and scholar. To you, Mr. Wood, the Class of 1951 hopes you enjoy many years of a richly deserved retirement. You have left indelibly on Rindge the fruits of your labor. Neither time nor future happenings can ever erase your name from the number one position on the illustrious Rindge Honor Roll. Prologue At last the long awaited day arrives, filling each of us with mixed emotions of happiness and sadness. We are happy because of our achievements and sad_ because we are leaving Rindge. Since we take a great deal of pride in our school, we would like to have you meet us within its walls and follow us backwards through our four years in Rindge, then forward to our hopes for the future. We, as Rindge Seniors, sincerely hope the follow- ing pages will do this. five wit | pM y 2. FOUNDED | By, | hiltroe K H Uae tari nt HEAR Mt Z | tig PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDE “lf ER a ESTABL ISH A .SCHOOL WHERE ER WAS TO | . ee INSTRUC TION IN THE MANUAL ARTS: � LEARN THE LESSONS OF FAITHFUL INDUSTRY - _ 9, AND. WISE ECONOMY. AND TO ACQUIRE HABITS: a iene CONDUGE TO THE MAINTENANCE OF! eee | AAEALTHL AND NOBILITY OF CHARAC TER 4%) s sy THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDER WAS 5; SUCCESS: FULLY DEVELOPED THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF! “a NOUABLE PRINC IPALS.OF [HE SCHOOL ++ 4 YELLS“ “7, 1888-1895 | 14 Pi at -MORSE jal 51907 | Os W: WOQD ” {901 | a aN ERALD ta D ’ sea [- aoe aD, UP e Ooh BA MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools seven CHARLES G. HARRINGTON r M Assistant Superintendents of Schools Mr. EDWARD J. DANEHY eight Mr. FRANCIS T. McCABE — HEADMASTER We, the Class of 1951, feel that Rindge is extremely fortunate in having at hand a man that is eminently qualified to take over the duties of our beloved re- tired headmaster, Mr. John W. Wood. Mr. McCabe has demonstrated in his service here at Rindge that he possesses all the qualifications necessary to success- fully carry on all the Rindge traditions. To you, Mr. McCabe, the Class of 1951 wishes a long and successful reign at the head of our Alma Mater. —- ? nine ten Mr. WILLIAM T. KELLEHER — ASSISTANT HEADMASTER {t is only now in retrospect that we, the Class of 1951, realize what an impor- tant part in our school life Mr. William J. Kelleher played. He taught us respect for authority, consideration of the other fellow, and all-in-all made Rindge a better place in which to live. ; To you, Mr. Kelleher, the Class of 1951 wishes many years of good health, so that you may continue your administrative duties in an impartial, conscientious OW. Yh, OG cf Lhe ag8 Mr. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY — FACULTY ADVISOR For many years now Mr. Mahoney has acted as Adviser for the senior class, giving freely and generously of his time and talents to insure the success of senior class undertakings. Personable, able, and dynamic, he has been untiring in his efforts to make the senior year of the Class of “51” a memorable one. Displaying a keen interest in all of us, guiding and inspiring us, he has been mainly responsible for whatever success we as a class have achieved. eleven Department Head, English ZGERALD, FIT r M EUGENE M Mr. CHARLES A. LINEHAN, Department Head, Mathematics twelve Mr. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL, Department Head, Social Studies — = Wes oer 6 | LY: Mr. HENRY C. LYNCH, Department Head, Foreign Languages WANT eS ea | md thirteen fourteen Mr. JOSEPH F. FRENI, Bandmaster Mr. HENRY O. DELANEY, Vocational Guidance Director sixteen SENIOR COUNCIL Back row, left to right, P. McCarthy; J. Romaneiwiz; R. Warren; R. Walsh;. J. Bisik- irski; J. McLean; R. Healey; W. O’Connor. Middle row, R. Andrews; A. Ferrera; R. Merna; P. O’Keefe; W. Williams; R. Garland; J. Tennis; R. Garside;. Front row, L. Leonardo; J. Crocetta; F. Guliano; J. Duffy; Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; L. Budra; C. Baker; W. Doo. The Rindge Senior (lass 1951 Duffy, James Francis President Guiliano, Francis James Vice-President 4 Budra, Leo Boudreau, William Gerald Secretary Treasurer eighteen é Oe jh 4 P er, Almond, Paul A. ““Benall’ 79 Kirkland St. Age 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School; b arbeae — Navy; Hobbies — Trumpet; Hockey 4949-50-51. ey ae Le fe - ( ) Andrews, Richard Anthony “Andy” 43 Market St. Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School; Intentions — Car-. toonist; Hobbies — Drawing, Photography; Football, Projection Club, Senior and Junior Dance Committees. ce Annecchiarico, David “Chico” 421 Putnam Ave. Age 17 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — None; Varsity Baseball 1949-50-51, Co-captain 1951. Antonowicz, Stanley Adam “Stan” 114 Webster Ave. Age 18 St. Hedwig’s Grammar School; Intentions — Electrician; Hobbies — Fishing and Out-door life. nineteen twenty Babin, Edward Anthony “Ed” 157 Allston St. Age 17 Blessed Sacrament School; Intentions — Lino- type operator; Hobbies — Scouting. Baker, Charles Leonard “Chuck” 234 Upland Rd. Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Sports; Baseball 1948—49-50- 51; Basket 1948; Junior and Senior Counc Barber, Charles Edward, Jr. “Charlie”’ 92 Norfolk St. Age 22 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Bridgewater State Teacher’s College or Burdett College; Hobbies — Chess, Music, “Radio Ham”. ph Bears, Robert Lester “Bob” “Shorty” 10 Cowperthwaite St. Age 17 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — None; Discussion Club. Beckwith, Leslie Besa 13 Bow St. Age 18 Western Junior High; Intentions — Service; Hobbies — Radio Electronics. Belanger, Henry P. “Skippy” 1 Kimball Lane Age 17 Our Lady of Pity School; Intentions — Elec- trical engineering or Carpenter work; Hobbies — Making small objects with carpenter tools. - es Benson, Kenneth Earl “ Kenny” “ Ken” 63 Walden St. Age 18 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — None; Hobbies — None. fy Baty Docks a gurcl Sf Mey A Bisikirski, John Stanley “Little John” 6 Porter Rd. Age 19 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Business School: Hobbies — Keeping up on sports; Football 1947-48; Baseball 1947-48-49; Basketball 1948-49-50, (Mer. 1951); Editor of school paper; Co-captain of Traffic Squad. twenty-one y A Ay y% Boudreau, William Gerald “Bill” 109 Windsor St. Age 19 Lincoln Elementary and Junior High School, Medford; Intentions — Coflege; Hobbies — Ath- etics; Football 1947-48-49-50, (Co-captain 1950); Basketball 1948—48-50-51; Baseball 1948; Junior, Senior Council; Vice-President of Junior Class; Treasurer of Senior Class; Elected School Representative 1949, 1951 (Good Government Day).o8 a Breen, Robert Francis Buzzy” 45 Cedar St. Age 17 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force; Hobbies — ‘“‘Hot-rods”; Aero Club; Rindge Register. ; A ye Buchanan, George Donald “Buck” 156 Raymond St. Age 16 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Hockey, Baseball. Buckley, James David “Jim” “Buck” 119 Pacific St. Age 20 Webster Grammar School; I ntentions — Air Force; Hobbies — Automobiles, Electricity, Cabinet Making, Band. twenty-two Budra, Leo ““Buddie”’ 19 Plymouth St. Age 18 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Art Teacher; Hobbies — Drawing, Painting, Col- lecting Stamps, Building Model Planes; ‘Rindge Baseball Team — three years; Rindge Football Team — one year; Junior and Senior Councils; Secretary Senior Class. , Bussolati, Mario 178 Elm St. Age 18 Southern Junior High (Somerville); Intentions Undecided. oer | ; Wa = pA LY p an K h iy’ VY) Wow } Ww j atl Campbell, Herbert Allen “Buddy” 32 Donnell St. Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Work for storm window company; Hobbies — Photo- graphy. Be Casey, Gerald E. 422 Huron Ave. Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Armed Service; Hobbies — None; Hockey 1949-50-51. twenty-three twenty-four Casey, James E. “Case” 37 Cambridge Terr. Age 18 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force or Boston College; Hobbies — Football, Hockey, and_ Baseball; Football — freshman year; Baseball and Hockey —junior year; Baseball and Hockey — senior year; Register — sophomore year. Clark, Robert C. “Bobby” 27 Kinnaird St. Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Unde- cided; Hobbies — Football, Baseball, Basketball. Coburn, George Alan “Curly” 232 Brookline St. Age 17 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — North- eastern College; Hobbies — Raise fancy pigeons. Collins, John J. Jack’ 16 Washburn Ave. Age 17 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Pro. stock car driver; Hobbies — Racing, Football, Baseball. ( ay Y = Ya Colman, William Francis “Willie” 13 Reed St. Age 19 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Plumbing and Heating; Hobbies — Working on old cars. Colozzi, Anthony Francis “Tony” 26 Fulkerson St. Age 19 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Baseball. Colozzi, Daniel Cosmo “Danny” 26 Fulkerson St. Age 18 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Undecided; Hobbies — None. Constantino, Charles A. ““Charles”’ 92 River St. Age 19 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Photography; Projection Club 1949, °50; Rindge Register 1947, °48. twenty-five Creati, Carmello, John “Sonny” 25 Berkshire St. Age 18 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Pharm- acist; Hobbies — Fishing and Painting (houses). (4 Crocetta, Joseph William “Joe” 146 Holworthy St. | Age 17 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Show business; Golf 1949, 50 (Capt. ’50); Sophomore Representatives; Junior Council and Senior Council. Crowley, David E. ““Dave”’ 43 Antrim St. Age 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Swimming, Sports; Football — 1949, 50. Cully, Flloyd 91 Washington Elms Age 17 Russell Grammar School; (Flloyd joined the armed forces at mid-year. ) twenty-six Cusick, Thomas Leo “Tommy” “Rudy” “Bun” “Cue”’ 43 Cushing St. Age 18 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Football 1947, °48, °49, 51 Basketball 1947, °48, ’49, °50; Hockey 1948, 749, ‘50, (Capt. 51); Baseball 1948, °49, 50, °51; Golf 1948, °49, (Capt.); Tennis 1948, 749. Daley, Robert Edward “Bob” 49 Locke St. Age 16 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — P.G.— then College; Hobbies — Model Planes; Rindge Aero Club. } ( r o te% “= es 4 = i 4 = bi Pain . Cc Fa ge jen = Se Z 3 Fad te Danish, John Walter “Johnny” 72 School St. Age 16 St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Sports; Projection Club. Delaney, Richard Francis “Dick” 3 Orchard St. Age 19 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Drawing. twenty-seven twenty-eight Del Cupolo, Arthur Virgil “Del” 82 Willow St. Age 17 Kelly Grammar School; Intentions — Ma- chinery work; Hobbies — Work on cars; Band — four years. Denison, Louis Denis “Tou” 174 Putnam Ave. Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Drawing; Baseball 1948. Dias, Richard Bruce “Bruce” 42 Amory St. Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Printer; Hobbies — Swimming, Basketball, Baseball; Basketball —48, 749, 750. ( Doo A FAH. “Willie” 167 Cherry St. Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Cabi- net Making Apprentice; Hobbies — Cabinet Making, Photography. Doucette, Robert Charlie ““Ducen’’ 460 Green St. Age 19 Blessed Sacrament School; Intentions — Navy Hobbies — Sports. 4 Beat f Fe . nA f ae, (‘ Ax od he Vv Duffy, James Francis “Duff” or “Jim” 6 Popular St. Age 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Sports, Billiards; Hockey —’48, 49, °50, °51; Baseball —’50, °51; Senior Council, President; Junior Council, President. ph sb ea ath Dukeman, William Edson “Bill” 190 Third St. Age 18 Putnam Grammar School; Hobbies — Wood- working Novelties. Dunn, John Joseph Jack” 74 Bolton St. Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Photography; Rindge Register —’49, = UES twenty-nine thirty Dunn, Richard P. “Dick” 74 Bolton St. Age 17 ; Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Plastic Chemist; Hobbies — Baseball. Durham, Earle “Duke” 9 Orrin St. Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Navy or Marines; Hobbies — Swimming. AJ WW or 6 ay a } Ead, Arthur George meATES 118— Pleasant St. Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Mini- stry; Hobbies — Stamp Gollecune Ellis, Charles “Charley” 291 Huron Ave. Age 20 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Navy Hobbies — Bowling; Bascball — 48, 49, 30, Football —’48; Binion Council. Ellis, David F. “Chico” 109 Pine St. Age 17 La Mesa Spring Valley Elementary; Inten- tions — Army and Business; Hobby — Models of Army Vehicles; Science Club and Yearbook Staff. al � “KI Y “The Heap” 440 Mass. Ave. Age 19 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Sports; Football —’47, ’48, °49, (Co-Capt. °50); Basketball —’47, 748, °49, 50; Track —’48, 50. Elios, James Lect of bal peck, 5) Enright, John Joseph “ Jackie” 42 Stearns St. Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — Civil Service; Hobbies — Baseball, Football. eee , (—- KOR— a L BO (s t terre Falcone, Matthew Joseph “ Matt”’ 91 Jackson St. Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Sports; Projection Club. thirty-one Ferreira, Anthony G., Jr. “Andy” 101 Lincoln St. Age 17 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Undecided; Hobbies — Woodcraft, Metal Work- ing, Swimming, Reading; Projection +Club, Science Club; Junior and Senior Council. Folland, Charles Edward Huck” 264 Western Ave. Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Fishing. a) Forest, Gerald Phillipe “Jerry” 1 Rice St. Age 17 Our Lady of Pity; Intentions — Armed Service or Drafting School. AycleoFR Fraser, Murdoch A., Jr. Sandy” 45 Masazine St. Age 18 Webste Grammar School; Intentions — Bac- teriologist; Hobbies — Roller Skating. thirty-two Friberg, Frank Richard “Dick” 26 Regent St. Age 16 Abraham Lincoln and Ellis Grammar Schools; Intentions — Teacher; Hobbies — Trumpet, Ches s and Discussion Club; School Band. Frazier, Richard J. Dick” 253 River St. Age 19 Webster Grammar School; (Dick joined the Armed Forces at mid-year). ey pe A Tee 4 y QYy hy 2 bce, “Lo os i EE AG , i) h - a eA Bow a Seawi-ble (ON AX a } haat Vig Lag a Frey, John H. Jack’’ rot 173 Mt. Auburn St., Cambridge Age 17 Hughes Memorial School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Chess, Stamps, Coins, Thinking; Tennis (Co-captain); Chess, Discussion and Science Club. b ie ’ Garland, Allen Gordon oot Lie 304 Allston St. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Ma- rines; Hobbies — None; Junior and _ Senior Council. thirty-three ” Garland, George Donald “Don” 304 Allston St. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions + Air Forces; Football and Track for three years. Garland, Ralph 95 Magazine St. Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Navy Hobbies — None; Senior Council. ae - h @ i J A A) bone te Y, 9 7. Garside, Wilbur L. “Bill” 464 Washington Elms Age 20 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Scouts; Senior Council (750-51). Gendron, Edward Arthur, Jr. “Gennie”’ ‘‘Eddie”’ 3 Gordon Place Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Skating. thirty-four =e ie Grande, Joseph J. Joe”’ 69 Chilton St. Age 18 Russell Grammat School; Intentions — Armed Service; Hobbies — None; Out-door and in-door safety patrol — °50—51. Gray, George Washington 11 Putnam Ave. Age 19 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Engineer; Hobbies — model planes, ships, and inventing; Projection Club. _ YY 7-)7 Pao Y o . Green, John David “Jack” “Johnnie” 9 Howard St. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Elec- trician; Hobbies — Music, Classics; Projection Club. Sof ba Greene, Clifford C. Herm” 470 Green St. Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — None. thirty-five 4 Grinham, John Leo, Jr. Red” 381 Huron Ave. Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — None. G uiliano, Francis James “Fran” 393 Norfolk St. Age 19 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Further Schooling; Hobbies — Fishing; Basket- ball (capt.) °49, °50, °51; Baseball °49, 750; Traffic Squad °50, 51; Student Council; Vice- Pres., of Senior Class; Now in Service. Guiney, William Charles “Bill” 183 Rindge Ave. Age 18 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Electrician; Hobbies — Auto Racing. Bt Wike rar eu Hand, Andtew Ernest “Andy” 6 Grove Avenue Age 19 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force; Hobbies — Sports. thirty-six Harnum, Gordon L. “Gordy” 8 Chetwynd Rd. Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided. Harrington, Bernard “ Harry” Quincy, Mass. Saint harles School; Intentions — Flight Engineers. Healey, Robert Paul “Bob” 60 Washington Elms Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School: Intentions — Armed Service; Hobbies — Amateur Radio: Senior Council. Jenness, Donald Robert Donnie” 182 Larch Rd. Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — None. thirty-seven v A 4 . | “ w - ‘ � and ; ( } w) Jones, James A. SS iiihs wee hd oo 41 Pearl Terr. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Army; Hobbies — None. Kelley, William Francis, Jr. Kell’ 56 Pearl St. Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Elec- trician; Hobbies — Sports; Baseball —’48, °49, °90, 51; Hockey — 49, ’50. � Fn ” ‘ Keplin, Edward John “ Keppy” 186 Harvard St. Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Elec- trician; Hobbies — Sports. Kittredge, William Paul eaehcrtag 7 Story St. Age 18 St. .Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions — Armed Services; Hobbies — None. thirty-eight Landi, Joseph C. °° Joe” 54 Fourth St. Age 18 St. Francis De Assissi; Intentions — Armed Services; | Hobbies — Baseball, Hockey, and Basketball. Leccese, Arthur C, “Dinky” 30 Hutchinson Ave. Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Auto Mechanic; Hobbies — None. ( a % . y K n Leonardo, Leonard Joseph “Lenny” 40 Pearl Terr. Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Engraving; Junior and Sen- ior Councils. Linehan, Charles William “Charlie” “Bill’’ 24 Willow St. Age 17 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Unde- cided; Hobbies — Sports; Track —49; Hockey — 51; Traffic Squad. thirty-nine Sh Loughlin, Lawrence Robert Raymond “Lof” “Larry” 45 Lincoln Way Age 18 St. Peter’s Parochial; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Sports, Swimming, Dancing, Music, Billiards; Hockey —’47, 748, °49, 750, 751; Baseball —-50, 751; Frosh. Football —’47; Junior Red Cross; Glee Club —48; Senior Dance Committee. Luinis, William Stanley “Bill” 132 Cherry St. Age 17 Immaculate Conception; Intentions — Armed Service; Hobbies — Radio. Woodworking. c 5 Dat [ tf Maclean John Allen Mac” 20 Chilton St. Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Work in the plastic industry or Navy; Hockey —50, 51; Track —’49; Senior and Junior Council. MacQuatters, Francis James “Frank” 15 Orchard St. Age 20 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Cabinet Maker; Hobbies — Golf; Favorite Study — History; Senior Council; n Army as of forty Oo. Mangano, John Francis “Johnny” 285 Pearl St. Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Join the Navy; Hobbies — Swimming, Skating, and Bas- ketball; Favorite Study — Automobile Mechanics. Maynard, Edward Joseph “Kd” 214 Harvard St. Age 19 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Lino- type Operator; Hobbies — Swimming, Fishing, Skating; Favorite Study — Linotype; Basketball and Baseball; Interesting Happenings — Career Day. Mayo, Benjamin Paul “Benny” 1 Hubbard Ave. Age 18 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Work in plastic industry or Join the Navy; Favorite Study — Plastics. McCarthy, David Joseph “Buddy” 76 Fifth St. Age 18 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions — Service; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — Printing. forty-one McCarthy, Paul Francis “Mac” 220 Chestnut St. Age 17 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Building and Designing Model Air- planes; Favorite Study — Aeronautics: Tennis Team and Senior Council; Interesting Happening — The last Rindge-Somerville Game. McGonigle, William Arthur “Mac” “Bill” 56 Churchill Ave. Age 17 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Pharmacist; Favorite Study — Math. McLean, William Edward “ Mac”’ 127 Spring St. Age 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School; Intentions — Night School — later College; Hobbies — Swim- ming, Fishing; Favorite Study — English. Merna, Robert A. Montgomery, Ralph Francis Porky” Pemberton St. Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study History. l OS oe eres Mrugala, Anthony Joseph “Tony” 21 Washburn Ave. Age 16 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Roller Skating, Ice Skating, Skiing, Horseback Riding and Traveling; Discussion Club; Yearbook Committee; Typing and Ad- vertising. Murphy, James Leo “Leo” 44 Magazine St. Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Inten- tions — To go to work; Favorite Study — History; Projection Club; Junior Council. Nestor, James Francis a) Le 235 Harvard St. Age 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — School; Favorite Study — History; Basketball — 49, °50, °51. 9 : Be ot, }}c LA wee 3] 167 forty-three Nicoloro, John Joseph Nick” 454 Green St. Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Inten- tions — Study Engineering at Harvard; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — Math; Baseball and Football —’50; Discussion Club. O’Connor, William Francis ‘“Okie”—“Texas”’ 18 Bristol St. Age 19 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Elec- trical Construction; Hobbies — Working on Radios; Junior Council; Senior Council: . % 4 Aeon ¢ tay eee Oley, James John ve ; Jim” 20 Washburn Ave. Age 19 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Unde- cided; Junior Council; Swimming, Basket- ball, and Music; Kavorite Study — History; Interesting Happeniriys — at Rindge — “‘Rindge beating Somerville High on Thanksgiving, 1950. O’ Keefe, Peter T. Pete” 67 Austin St. Age 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — Bank Teller; Senior Council; Track; Favorite Study — English; Interesting Happenings — at Rindge — “Meeting a great bunch of boys.” forty-four Parnell, Kenneth ‘“ Henny” 84 Jackson St. Age 17 St. John’s School; “Ken” joined the Armed Forces at mid-year. Paulis, Alfred Michael 79 Allston St. Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Favorite Study — Electricity; Hobbies — Raising Pigeons. Pease, Lloyd C. 33 Cameron Ave. Age 18 Washington Irving Grammar School, Boston; Intentions — Draftsman; Hobbies — Reading and Painting; Favorite Study — English. Peterson, Carl Frederick Pete”’ 602 Green St. Age 21 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Further Education at Northeastern Univ.; Hobbies — Leather Crafting; Favorite Study — History. forty-five Powers, George H. 36 Middlesex St. Age 16 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Favorite Study — Architecture. Powers, John Joseph od al ee 18 Reed St. Age 18 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — United States Navy; Football — 1987, °48, 49, and 750. ¢ f 4 i t ‘ee =) Kota ty 7 Bed Quinlan, David Henry “Dave” 3 Arlington St. Age 17 Favorite Study — Printing; Hobbies — Sports. Quinton, Robert C. “‘Bob”’, “Quinny” 144 River St. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Air Corps, afterwards to be a printer; Hobbies — Music, Singing; Track — 1950-51; Register — 1947-48. forty-six Raymond, Robert B. “Ray”, “Bob” 237 River St. Age 18 Webster Gramniar School; Intentions — To become an architect; Hobbies — Sports, Stamp Collecting and Scouting; Track — two years; Interesting Happenings—at Rindge —‘Gym Exhibition, which I was in during my Junior year.” b! Regan, Frank “Sleepy” 1 Church Place Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Join United States Navy; Hobbies — Fishing; Favor- ite Study — Electricity. Va one Pian CO as eo. IP pel bong fad Lad’ rw of A (es oS Riley, Robert Charles “Bob” 2 Olive Place Age 18 ® St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions — To be a printer; Hobbies — Watching Sports, especially Football and Roller Derby; Favorite Study — Mathematics. Romanowicz, John Michael Romeo” 118 Otis St. Age 19 St. Hedwig Grammar School; Intentions — To become a disk jockey; Hobbies — Skating, Horseback Riding; Favorite Study — Plastics; Hockey Team — two years; Safety Patrol — two years; Senior Council. forty-seven forty-eight (44 Saraiva, Jos “Butch” 18 Winte Age 18 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Serv- ice; Hobbies — Sports, Movies and Music; Favorite Study — English and Auto; Baseball, Junior and Senior years; Interesting Happenings — at Rindge — Rindge beating Somerville, 1950. Silva, Richard Richie”, ‘“‘Dick” 111 Museum St. Age 18 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions — Air Corps; Favorite Study — Mathematics; Football, 1948-49, and °50; Track, °49, °50, °50- 51 — Co- captain; Winner of the Kennedy Parks Memorial Trophy; Interesting Happenings — at Rindge — Football Victory over Somerville, Thanksgiving Day, 1950. Simmons, Collier Dean Doce 97 Brookline St. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Mu- sician; Hobbies — Music and Sports; Favorite Study — English and History; Football and Base- ball; Interesting Happenings—at Rindge — Career day for Juniors and Seniors to choose their vocations — Actress Janet Leigh visited Rindge. La Singleton, George “Singy’ 44 Walden St. Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — United States’ Air Force; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — History and Electricity; Basketball, 48. Sitcawich, Louis C. “Louie” 392 Franklin St. Age 18 Lincoln Junior High, Malden; Intentions — Working on the M.T.A.; Favorite Study — Algebra. . eed “6 Spinney, Frederick John “Fred” 314 Pearl St. Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Art School, or Armed Forces;. CM Bf ( ( Spinosa, Joseph Joe” 101 Gore St. Age 19 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Machinist. Stathopoulos, Alexander “The Greek” 167 Harvard St. Age 18 Robert Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Baseball, Football, and Basketball. forty-nine Steinkrauss, Francis Joseph “Franny” 32 Decatur St. Age 18 Blessed Sacrament School; Intentions — Navy Hobbies — Automobiles; Varsity Baseball — “48, 49, °50, °51 (Co-captain in 1951); Varsity Football —’49, °50, 751. St. Sauveur, Richard E. “Dick” 30 Foster St. Age 19 : St. Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — Drive a “Big Car” at Indianapolis; Hobbies — Sports cars, stock cars, model car building and re-styling. Sullivan, James Paul Thomas “Sully” 14 Holly Ave. Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Baseball —’48; Hockey Mgr.—’48, 49, 50, 51; Track —’50. { Qa } % ayy, Sullivan, Richard Daniel “Sully” 103 Pleasant St. Age 17 Webster Grammar School; | Ee POAT, lege; Hobbies — Sports. fifty Sylvia, Douglas George ““Doug”’ 7 Newtowne Ct. Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Photography. ey 7 oL fered jute) Auceced, 7 3SEy Fe teh I Gu Taverna, Paul Anthony 6 Holworthy Terr. Age 17 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Hunting; Traffic Patrol. ph ! AR Tennis, John Wright “Jackie” 71 Griswold St. Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Police- man; Hobbies — Baseball; Hockey. Texeira, Manuel Sees 2 Parnell St. Age Sacred Heart Grammar School; Intentions — Undecided. fifty-one lifty-tivo Walsh, Richard Joseph James “Dickie” 7 Jefferson St. Age 16 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Fishing, Chess, Tennis; Tennis team —’51; Rindge Resigter —’47, 751; Vice-President of Junior Class; Senior Class Dance Committee; Senior Council. Warren, Ronald Anthony “ Ron”’ 2 William St. Age 18 “College School’’,— England; Intentions — Career in Aviation; Hobbies — Stamps, Model- Building, Y.M.C.A.; Senior Class Committee. Weekes, Edward “Eddy” 9 Boardman St. Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Cabi- net Making; Hobbies — Woodworking; Baseball, Football, Hockey. Wentzell, Clayton John Lavinus Clay? 167 Magazine St. Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Armed Forces; Hobbies — Hot-rods; Aero Club; Rapid-rods. Is A WV MV U ; ‘ -e rh fi | ry, | ‘oe fy A V , Wheaton, Lloyd D. “ ‘Wheaties”’ 193 Brookline St. Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Photography, Record Collect- ing; Rindge Discussion Club; Junior and Senior Council. Willwerth, Lawrence James “Larry” 600 Green St. Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Plastics Chemist; Hobbies — Taxidermy, Scout- ing; Junior Councillor. UG LOOT L hhy Williams, Walter Lawrence “Wally” 1 Worcester St. Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Model Airplanes; Football; Basketball; Junior and Senior Council; Freshman and Sophomore Representative. Wilson, John Joseph “Jack” 47 Montgomery St. Age 18 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Fix auto- mobiles; Football —’49, 750. fifty-three Prrot f Lub Sifty-four - Wilson, Richard Harold “ Red”’ 94 Spring St. Age 17 Sacred Heart School; Intentions — Policeman; Hobbies — Fishing. Cavanaugh, Edward J. “Eddy” 266 Pearl St. Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Schoél; Intentions — Me- chanical Engineer. Newcomb, Glenn Leroy “ Newky” 31 Mt. Pleasant St. Age 19 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force; Hobbies — Model Railroads; Traffic Squad — 2 years. Duncan, Donald Richard ““Don’’ 19 Tremont. St. Age 19 St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — Armed Forces. Fabrizio, Arnold A. “Gung” 28 Plymouth St. Age 18 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Unde- cided; Football; Hockey, Mgr. Ferola, Allan Walter 2 Newtowne Ct. Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force; Hobbies — Coin Collecting. Macinelli, Robert John Romel” 20 Locust St. Age 17 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Model Railroads; Projec- tion Club. Marden, Charles P. “Chuck” 11 Ellery St. Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Marines; Hobbies — Hunting, Guns; Senior Council —’50; Senior Yearbook —’50; Dance Committee —’50. Miller, Eugene “Gene” 75 Oxford St. Age 18 Brewster Grammar School, Cape Cod; Inten- tions — Electronics Engineer, U.S. Navy; Hob- bies — Hunting, Guns; Projection Club —’49, 50. Perkins, Francis Matthew “Perky” 8 Lawrence St. Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Plas- tics Industry; Hobbies — Adventure Magazines. Scantalides, John G. “Gus” 172 Auburn St. Age 20 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — N avy; Hobbies — Music. Cs Ty nJ Kwue Vv “1 if ora ‘ag ee VOR 5 RINDGE REGISTER Back row left to right; J. Elios; Mr. William Ryan, Staff Advisor; J. Bisikirski, Editor; R. Walsh; G. Riccio;. Seated, from left by row, G. Ingham; J. Zedow; R. Steele; W. Sullivan; J. Dunn; A. Ferranti; E. Rice. Projection Class fifty-five Class Will We, the Class of 1951 of the Rindge Technical School of Cambridge, Massachusetts, being Seniors of unsound mind, but healthy of body, and believing that death will catch up with us sooner or later, do publish this — our last will and testament. To the Juniors — we leave the Key to Seniordom. To the serious Sophomores — we leave the important job ef being Juniors. To the microscopic Freshmen — we can leave no responsibilities except that of growing a little taller in order to reach their lockers. To all future Rindge students — we leave the best of wishes in their four year struggle for the cap-’n’-gowns’’. And now our favorite teachers: To Mr. Eugene Fitzgerald — we leave the headaches of the English Department. To Mr. Leon Fitzgerald — we leave many bright ties. To Mr. Powers — we leave the title of “‘Best Dressed Man of ’51”’. To Mr. Diehl — we leave the nickname — “Muscle Man”. To all them there English teachers — we “tank” them for all they “Jlernt” us. To Mr. Linehan — we leave a toupee that, we feel, he will welcome, especially in winter. To Mr. Lynch — we leave a personal bank with a burglar-proof lock. To Mr. Harrington — we leave a pair of extra long stilts so he can see over his desk in the future. To Mr. Fogg — we leave a pretty blond secretary to aid him in the library. Also to him — we leave a new bicycle to convey him back and forth to work. To Mr. Galligan — we leave a new contract and a championship football team. To Mr. Cohen — we leave a dozen bow ties, a pillow for his chair, and unbreakable laboratory equipment. To Mr. William Kelleher — we leave his favorite period — the eighth. To all teachers in the Rindge Technical School — we just leave. They will be glad of that! ! ! Having disposed of our worldly possessions, we hope our class will go down in history as the greatest of all the great Rindge classes,— we, the Senior Class of 1951, do hereby subscribe our names on this day of June, 1951, A.D.; P.H.D.; Ete. THE CLASS OF 1951 As sworn at by the Notorious Public by John A. MacLean. fifty-six fifty-seven Mr. EGAN — Cabinet Making Mr. PREBLE — Machine Shop Mr MacDONALD — Auto Mr. HAHN — Aero Mech. fifty-eight Mr. EATON — Senior Art fifty-nine Ir. FOGG — Library Ry cae : YY, LE ) Z oe et ‘ sixty Mr. MAHONEY — History aa Tye -Jy ta a Mr. HARRINGTON — Senior History Mr. TERRY — Senior Physics 2 ry) sixty-one Hall of Fame Most Conscientious Most Accommodating | Most Popular Most Athletic Anthony Mrugala James Duffy James Elios Thomas Cusick Best Dressed Heartiest Laughter Greatest Dreamer Douglas Sylvia John Powers Gerald Casey Smoothest Line Noisiest Best Dis posdin George Singleton Joe Saraiva Joseph Crocetta sixty-two a Most Bashful Most Sincere Most Talkative Most Dependable George Powers Richard Andrews George Buchanan John Bisikirski Most Industrious Best Dancer Most Humorous Richard Walsh Larry Loughlin Frank Steinkrauss Most Earnest Tallest William Doo James Nestor Henar oll for Four Years RINDGE FOOTBALL Back row left to right, T. Hoja, T. Cusick, A. Sugnie, J. Powers, J. Wilson, L. Plenty, R. Brogan, Mgr.; Middle row, W. Linsky, Trainer; Mr. Henry C. Lynch, Faculty Manager; A. Fabrizio, J. Cincotta, J. Hassell, J. Ferolito, J. Lebro, Coach ‘‘Ted” Galligan. Football and the Class of 1951 The 1950 football season saw Coach Ted Galligan come up with a team that resembled the “Tech” teams of old. There was no doubt about it, Rindge Tech was once again a good football machine. Maybe not in class A, but — give them time and you'll see. Of course, the Somerville game will be remembered by all that saw it. But let me refresh- your memory of that great day. Remember Thanksgiving morning how you and 7,500 fans, repre- senting both schools, filed into Tufts Oval to witness the 57th renewal of the traditional Rindge- Somerville Turkey Day Classic. Remember the second quarter — when Somerville, after driving up the field for 66 yards scored to lead 6 to 0. Then how your hopes were gone with just three minutes left in the gar Then like a bomb Larry Plenty, a Sophomore, ran back a punt from our 40 for a 60-yard t, down to tie the score at 6 all. Then after the kickoff, Somerville ran up against a stone wall on its own 40 and } our 45. ‘Tom Magnarelli returned the ball 15 yards, and Tom Cusick carried for five Rindge shifted from second to high gear as Bob Murphy threw a flat pass to Cusick. Somerville’s 2 before being tackled. With 30 seconds remaining, first down plays later, Magnarelli crashed through the line for the victory. The main reason why I recapt the game was because this game te the Rindge-Somerville series. Among the outstanding seniors on this year’s squad were — J. Wilson, W. Boudreau, T. Cusick, D. Crowley, J. Powers Rindge 34 New 7 Rindge 33 Rindge 32 Rindge 12 Rindge 7 Rindge 12 Rindge 0 Rindge 0 RINDGE TRACK TEAM Back row left to right, Mr. Thamas Duffy, Coach; R. Murphy; T. Magnarelli; C. Jenkins; W. Colly- more; J. Elios; J. Burrell; J. Hassell; W. Linsky, Trainer; Mr. Henry C. Lynch, Faculty Manager. Front row; J. Gill; R. Graham; G. Hubbard; R. Silva, Co Captain; F. Looney Co Captain; Cuzziere; L. Wheaton. Track wes “Toe your mark, now set, ‘Bang’!” These are familiar words and a familiar sound to the Team of °50—51. is was a group of hard-working, earnest and conscientious fellows striving to win for their oach, Mr. Duffy. e Rindge’s record of two wins and three losses in Division I of the Metropolitan Track eam ranked among the best. Had Dame Fortune smiled its way, they might have ship. Most of the meets were close affairs, which could have gone either way. of a relay team that was undefeated in regular competition until the State Team won a cup in the Boston Interscholastic Track Meet. tains Richard Silva and Francis Looney, two fellows who could agnarelli, George Hubbard, Vincent Cuzziere, Stanley endell Collymore, Charles Jenkins, James Gill, Robert RINDGE HOCKEY Front row left to right, C. Linehan, J. Nolan, J. Duffy, D. Sheehan, L. Loughlin, J. Clunan, E. Verrier Back row, W. Linsky, Trainer; A. Fabrizio, Mgr.; P. Almond, W. Hamilton, G. Casey, T. Cusick, Captain; Mr. W. H. Mahoney, Coach. Hockey The 1950-51 season began with a distinct sense of optimism. While the team was not “deep’ in reserves, it was thought that — barring injuries or other unforeseen circumstances — the team might do well. After a brilliant start, Stoneham and Newton were soundly trounced — the roof fell in. Despite brilliant play by the senior members of the squad — the team, as a whole, could net overcome the obstacles of injuries, illness and ineligibility. After the second game, we were never able to ice a team that was at full strength. Senior members performing exceptionally well were — James Duffy (all scholastic for four years), Tom Cusick (captain and all scholastic for two years), Larry Loughlin, Gerald Casey, and Charles Linehan. ° sixty-seven BASKETBALL TEAM Back row left to right; W. Linsky, Trainer; T. Magnaerlli, R: Davidson, J. Bisikirski, Mgr.; Mr. Thomas J. Murphy, Coach. Front row, J. Elios, W. Boudreau, F. Guliano, Captain; J. Nestor, L. Plenty. Basketball Our Brownies finished an exciting schedule in fifth place, but deserved a better fate. Newton High in their gym beat us — 55 to 42; but in the season’s opener, we lost a last-minute game to them by the score of — 37 to 35. The two C.H.L.S. games ended in our favor by the scores of — 51 to 46 and 51 to 49. This gave us the City of Cambridge Championship. For the first time in a Rindge and Latin game, 100 points was scored. Rindge then beat the Arlington five by a 55 to 53 margin, but lost the out-of-town game by a score of 53 to 52. Rindge then rallied to beat Waltham — 40 to 35; but once again lost the out- of-town game — 48 to 44. Watertown, the runner-up in the league, also took a close one from us by the score — 38 to 36 — in the last second of play. So, taking all in all, with a few less injuries and a little more luck, we might easily have finished a place or so higher in the final standing. Watertown and Newton finished in a first place tie in the Suburban League, and Newton won the playoff game. Rindge’s record for the season was — 4 wins and 8 losses. The team itself is losing the service of four star players. They are — center, J. Nestor; forward, Capt. F. Juiliano; guards, J. Elios and W. Boudreau. sixty-eight his Mr. GIBSON — Baseball Baseball The baseball team has high hopes either of — improving its final league standing of last year, or coming up with the Suburban League pennant, this year. Nine members of the Senior Class are shouldering the responsibilities of this year’s team. Five of the seniors are pitchers which should put a lot of determination into the pitching staff. They are — L. Dennison, W. Boudreau, A. Colozzi, G. Buckanan, and J. Saraiva. Tom Cusick, a veteran of last year’s team, will be out there in left field; while mate, Charlie Baker, will be available infielder. There are co-captains on this year’s team. They are first baseman, D. Annecchiarico; and right fielder, F. Steinkrauss. Both boys have the pep and fight to supply the spark that every team needs. We of the senior class wish our new coach of baseball, Mr. “Larry” Gibson, all the luck and success in the world. sixty-nine seventy seventy-one seventy-two Out to Win! . Beso! Leading up to the win seventy-three Expert Photo Finishing One Day Service LEE’S CAMERA SUPPLY CO. 428 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass. PILL’S, INC. Est. 1897 BUILDER’S HARDWARE 744 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass. TRowbridge 6-8310 Compliments of COUNCILLOR JOHN D. LYNCH Compliments of ELECTION COMMISSIONER “TOM” HARTNETT BIG BEAR FLORIST operated by Leo and Charles Penn Fot the Best in Flowers at Reason- able Prices. Call ELiot 4-6217 seventy-four Compliments of LARRY’S SERVICE STATION 511 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Hub Caps for All Cars Tires, Lubrication, Road Service Your Texaco Dealer Compliments of Mr. FRANK P. 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