Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

(ROUNDER AS THE“ edt 5 | pate he N TRAINING nN LIAN [ WAS THEN NAMED THE RINDCE TECHNICAL SCHOOL; ee oat Paces z o | ‘ THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUND ies ER + _ ESTABL ISH A SC HOOL WHERE BER WAS 10 4 RECEIVE INSTRUCTION IN THE MANUAL ARTS: 6 LEARN THE LESSONS OF FAITHFUL INDUSTRY dys - AND WISE ECONOMY. AND TO ACQUIRE (HABITS | 16 JAWHICH CONDUGE TO THE MAINTENANCE OF _ SAREALTH AND NOBILITY OF CHARAGTER™ + 1 :, BSNL THE PURPOSE OF. THE FOUNDER WAS SUCCESS: ety DEVELOPED THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF| KK GABLE URINCIPALS OF THE SCHOOL � ‘. a ELLIS 78, 18198-1895 E vt he MORSE 18954907 5 . $e et F JOHN'WWOQD {907 mI s TEE be yscHibou, COMMITTE HE ck te BROOKS % ae ae DELANEY, L t@ A ‘ cia = a 2) tal PH MW: FO ge ERALD sntifclaro sCHOOL sy ry Ssnj1aUy LaIspUlpDa Fy Goo ‘A NHOf ‘HA SENIOR CLASS YEARBOOK 1992 RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Co-Dedication We of the Class of 1952, shocked and grieved at the untimely and sudden passing of Mr. Edward F. Wiseman from our midst, feel that we honor ourselves as a class and Rindge as a school by co-dedicating our Year Book to his beloved memory. For over twenty-five years Mr. Wiseman instructed and counselled Rindge students. To know him was to love and admire him as a man, a teacher and a friend. Though he has left us, his memory will ever serve as a beacon light for future Rindge students. Hardly had we recovered from the shock but knowing we will never recover from the loss of the passing of Mr. Wiseman when Mr. James MacDonald was called to his eternal reward. For twenty-seven years Mr. MacDonald served his alma mater faith- fully and well. He was an enthusiastic supporter of all athletic teams in addition to being an excellent teacher. Rindge can ill afford to lose men of Mr. MacDonald’s capabilities. Hence the Senior Class co- dedicates this year book in memory of Mr. James MacDonald. Requiescat in Pace Prologue Time is fleeting. The years at Rindge Technical High School have passed quickly, and its fond memories will fade in the hurrying succession of the years. If these pages in- spire happy reminiscences or even delay the dimming retro- spection a little, our efforts are amply repaid. MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools Mr. CHARLES G. HARRINGTON Assistant Superintendents of Schools Mr. EDWARD J. DANEHY MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE That name is known to every member of the Class of “52” as be- longing to a man who is just, farsighted, kind, and respected by all. Since his appointment as headmaster in 1950, any premature mis- giving evaporated; although we were juniors at the time, it was not long before the whole class knew him as he really is. We could not better express our enthusiasm for Mr. McCabe than to dedicate this year book to him and to wish for many future classes the honor of affiliation with this fine man, who has so strengthened our purposes and enlightened our paths during our stay at Rindge. 10 MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster During our four years at Rindge it took many of us a little while to realize that school was not all play. Guiding us was the ever watchful eye of Mr. Kelleher. Many of us would not be taking part in this graduation if it were not for the sage advice given to us by this gentleman. Mr. Kelleher, as time goes on and we become more mature we will then realize the immense value of your guidance and counsel. MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Advisor The Class of 1952 takes this opportunity to express its deep appre- ciation to the helmsman who has helped us steer a clear course through our senior year at Rindge. He has proved to be a staunch and steadfast mentor to the class. We shall long remember our wise, faithful and friendly advisor for his invaluable assistance and lasting inspiration. 1] 12 Mr. EUGENE M. FITZGERALD, Department Head, English Mr. CHARLES A. LINEHAN, Department Head, Mathematics Mr. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL, Department Head, Social Studies Mr. HENRY C. LYNCH, Department Head, Foreign Languages 13 14 MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head — Science MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Department Head — Electricity MR. JOSEPH F. FRENI Bandmaster MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Vocational Guidance Director MR. GUNNAR HAUGH Librarian 15 16 SENIOR COUNCIL First row, left to right: R. DiGiacomo, P. Blanchard, D. Spinale, S. Scotti, R. Murphy, G. Riccio, C. Fisher, A. Robichaud. Second row, left to right: R. Griffin, R. Johnston, J. Lyons, J. Murrell, R. Shea, Mr. William H. Mahoney. Third Row, left to right: H. Hunter, T. Magnarelli, F. Wallace, W. Collymore, W. Slavinsky, L. Bell. SENIOR YEAR BOOK STAFF Front row, left to right: S. Scotti, R. Shea, W. Hamilton, R. Murphy, J. Zedon, P. Blanchard. Second row, left to right: A. Robichaud, R. Johnston, A. Kent, C. Hayes, Mr. William H. Mahoney. Third row, left to right: H. Hunter, T. Magnarelli, F. Wallace, R. Olmstead. 17 18 we Secretary, GeorcE W. Riccio President, Rospert A. Murpuy, Jr. Vice President, STEPHEN R. Scorrti eee PONTE ae Raa Fe Treasurer, Dominic J. SPINALE, JR. Anderson, Albert Leroy Andy” ee Al?? Red”’ 82 Dana Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Electrician; Hobbies — None; Favorite Study — Mathematics. Azevedo, George Alfred “ Azzie”’ 251 Elm Street Age 19 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies— None; Favorite Study — His- tory; Football °49, 50, °51, Captain, 51; Com- mittees — Safety Patrol; Interesting Happen- ings —12-6 upset over Somerville at Thanks- giving Day football game in 50. Representa- tion of Rindge at Good Government Day in °49. Bates, Richard Rick’’ 294 Brookline Street Age 17 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — None; Hobbies — Swimming, Baseball, Hockey; Favor- ite Study —History; Baseball 7°49, °50, 751; Basketball 749, 50; Committees—Rindge Senior Council. Bell, Lloyd Henry ‘ S peed” 179 Columbia Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies—Sports; Favorite Study — Chemistry; Committees — Sophomore and Senior Council; Interesting Happenings — De- feat of Somerville by Rindge football team in 50. 19 20 Berry, Neil 4 Kinnaird Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies— Airplane models; Favorite Study — Aero. Bisikirski, William Anthony “Bill” 6 Porter Road Age 19 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Printer; Favorite Study—History; Football 48; Projection °49, 50. Blanchard, Paul Anthony “Mr. Golf” 338 Walden Street Age 19 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege, University of Mass.; Hobbies — Hunting, Fishing and Skiing; Favorite Study — Chemis- try; 4 letters in Golf; Captain 51; Projection, Senior Council, Band, Librarian; Committees — Year Book, Dance. Bolden, Edward “Little Beaver” 55 Magee Street Age 16 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Navy or Work; Favorite Study — Television; Baseball, Basketball. Bozyczko, John F. S. “Bozy” 42 Eustis Street Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions — Army Air Force; Hobbies — Model airplanes; Favor- ite Study — Physics. Braid, George Wate “Brady” 518 Putnam Avenue Age 19 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Sheet Metal Work; Hobbies— Motors; Favorite Study — History; Football 748; Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Council; Committees — Traffic Squad °49, 50, °51; Interesting Happen- ings — Rindge’s defeat of Somerville in ’50. Branagan, John VY. “Jack” 52 Portsmouth Street Age 19 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions —a Post Graduate Course and then to College; Hobbies — Fencing; Favorite Study — All; Football-letter, Basketball, Baseball; Projec- tion 2. Brinkerhoff, Ernest “Brinkie” 515 Putnam Avenue Age 18 Morse Grammer School; Intentions — Prin- ter; Hobbies— Wood Work, Chess; Favorite Study — History; Baseball °49, 50, °51; Bas- ketball 48, °49. 21 Broderick, Edward T. “Ed” 25 Glenwood Avenue Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Inten- tions — College; Favorite Study— Commercial ,, Art. : Brogan, Robert Edward “Bobby” “Red” 43 White Street Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions — Tele- vision Technician; Hobbies— Radio, Auto; Favorite Studies — Electricity, Radio, Televi- sion; Mgr. Football team 49, 50; Senior Coun- cil, Band 749. Brown, Darnley Vernon “Junior” 227 Western Avenue Age 17 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Electrical Repair and Installation Man; Hob- bies — Writing Stories and Collecting Informa- tion about Sports Athletes; Favorite Study — History; Baseball, Basketball; Rindge Register, Traffic Squad. Burrell, Stanley J. “Stan” 220 Western Avenue Age 18 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Automo- tive Mechanics; Hobbies — Mechanical Gad- gets; Favorite Study —Math.; Cross Country 515 Track 51, 752: 2K Cabral, Bernard Joseph “Cubby” 89 Sixth Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Favorite Study —History; Baseball °50, 51, Varsity °51, °52; Basketball °48, 749. Calorio, Frank G. 133 Holworthy Street Age 19 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — None; Hobbies — Drawing; Favorite Study — Auto; Basketball °49. Campbell, Paul L. “Soup” 8 Oakland Street Age 18 Our Lady of the Assumption; Intentions — Body and Fender Man; Favorite Study — Aero; Interesting Happenings — The cold Thanksgiv- ing Day of 50 when Rindge beat Somerville. Camplese, Reginald “Reggie” 21 Winter Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Air -Force; Hobbies — Model Airplanes, Baseball; Favorite Study — History; Interesting Happen- ings — Took part in Mr. Diehl’s Thanksgiving program. 23 24 Clancy, Richard Joseph “Richie” “Clanc”’ 96A Thorndike Street Age 16 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Art School; Hobbies — Drawing and Sports; Base- ball. Clunan, John F. “Jack” 410 Walden Street Age 17 Saint Peter’s; Intentions — College; Hobbies —Sports; Favorite Study — History; Hockey oy RELY Coley, Paul E., Jr. “Bunkey” 22 Pleasant Street Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Elec- trician; Hobbies — Model Airplanes; Favorite Study — Electricity; Track, Basketball; Interest- ing Happenings — Won class Spelling Contest. Collins, William J. “Billy” “Bibba” 358 Cambridge Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Favorite Study — History, Math. Collymore, Wendell R. “Esquire” 155 Fayerweather Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Northeastern University; Hobbies — Music, Radio; Favorite Study — Television; Track 51; Committees — Junior and Senior Council. Connor, Edmund James, Jr. “Buddy”’ 1298 Cambridge Street Age 17 Saint Mary’s; Hobbies — Sports, Collecting Autographs; Favorite Study — Mathematics; Committees — Junior Council; Interesting Hap- penings — Somerville game of 750. Conroy, Jeffrey Thomas “Buddy” 77 Elm Street Age 17 Saint Mary’s; Intentions — Television School or Air Force; Hobbies— Dancing, Fishing, Hunting; Favorite Study — Television; Base- ball °49, 50, °51, °52. Cooke, Donald P. Cookie”’ 327 Concord Avenue Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Army Air Force; Favorite Study — Algebra; Track. 25 Cooper, James B. “Jim” 33 Beach Street, Dorchester Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — De- tective; Hobbies—Golf; Favorite Study — Eng: lish; Projection, Safety Patrol; Interesting Hap- penings — Junior History Award. Corrigan, Richard A. “Dick” 101 Hampshire Street Age 16 Fletcher Grammar School; Intentions — Com- mercial Art; Hobbies—Drawing; Favorite Study — English. Crowley, Daniel F. “Dan” 4 Emmet Place Age 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — Math.; Track. Currie, Donald Vincent “Don” 4l4 Centre Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Chemist; Favorite Study — Chemistry. 26 Cuzziere, Vincent John “Couzy” 3 Hampshire Place Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — Math.; Football °51; Track 7°49, °50, °51; Interesting Happenings — Playing on good football and track teams. Dahl, Robert Allen “Bob” 226 Allston Street Age 19 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Armed Forces. Daley, William Eugene, Jr. DIET bee 104 Clifton Street Age 19 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Printer. Davidson, Robert “Buzz” 26 Chatham Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies—Sports; Favorite Study — History; Basketball 750, °51, 52. 27 28 De Villis, Alfred Anthony “Coffee” “AI” 44 Fulkerson Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Baseball 51, 52. DiGiacomo, Robert M. “Bob” 2 Houghton Street Age 17 Wellington Grammar School; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study —Machine; Baseball 49, °50; Hockey °49; Projection; Senior Coun- cil, Traffic Squad. Dimitro, John F. “Johnny” 72 Elm Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Favorite Study —English; Football; Chess. Dunn, Robert F. “Bob” 74 Bolton Street Age 16 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions —U. S. Marines; Favorite Study — Math; Baseball 748, 49; Football °50; Safety Patrol °51, 52; Somer- ville’s defeat in 750. Eidimtas, Ronald 36 Bristol Street Age 17 Lithuania; Intentions—Study Languages; Hobbies — Woodwork; Favorite Study — Phy: sics. Eliasson, Charles “Buddy” 55 Pine Street Age 18 Fletcher Grammar School; Hobbies — Sports; Basketball °50, °51, °52; Baseball 51, 52; Track ils “BPH Ferranti, Savino Anthony “Sammy” 26 Eighth Street Age 16 Thorndike Grammar School; Hobbies — Air- plane Models; Favorite Study — History; Traf- fic Squad, Register Staff; Committees — Senior Council. Fisher, Curtis Bayard “Fish” 4 Worcester Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Hobbies — Swimming, Canoeing; Fa- vorite Study — History; Projection Club; Com- mittees — Junior, Senior Council. 8) Fitzpatrick, Paul J. “Fitz” 137 Pearl Street Age 17 Blessed Sacrament; Intentions — Printer; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — Printing; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s beating Somerville. Forte, Charles A. 373 Washington Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School; Intentions — Un. decided; Track 49, 50, °51; Baseball °48, °49, TN, “Syl ees’ Fronduto, John Rocco “Johnny” 158 Otis Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions — To be a success; Hobbies — Working; Favorite Study — Television. Fuchs, Joseph C. Joe”’ 84 Dudley Street Age 18 Saint John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Woodworking shop; Hobbies — Plastics, Wood; Favorite Study — History and English. 30 Fulkerson, Francis J. “Frank” 9 Fulkerson Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions — Undecided; Hobbies — Sports. Geisinger, Albert Jason “Louis 1”? 39 Highland Avenue Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Favorite Study —History and English; Mgr. Golf Team 751; English Club. Oh dda Genewicz, John Joseph “Genny” 18 Lambert Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions — College, Chemical Engineer; Hobbies — Music; Favorite Study — Chemistry and Math. Goss, Philip Edward “Tiny” 49 Lincoln Way Age 18 Saint Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — English; Hockey 751, 752. 32 Graham, Richard Earl Francis “Cookie” 539 Main Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Harvard College, Architect; Hobbies — Sports, camping, hiking, swimming, fishing, drawing, reading, scouting, music, dancing; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Indoor and Outdoor Track 750, 51, 752; Football °49, °50, 52; Cross Country °51; Rindge Register — Freshman year; Interesting Happenings — Junior Division G.B1. Track Champions; School won trophy second time. Grant Vernon Ethelbert “Vern” 131 Putnam Avenue Age 17 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Pro Basketball; Hobbies— Drawing, Gardening; Favorite Study — English; Basketball; Baseball. Graves, Vernon Gilbert “Gil” 139 Cherry Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Electricity, Stamps, Singing, Reading; Favorite Study — Math; Track. Greco, Carmen A. “Greck” 78 Holworthy Street Age 16 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — Un- decided; Favorite Study — Freehand Drawing; Basketball. Griffin, Roy A. “Wiffa” 195 Concord Avenue Age 19 Saint Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — U. S. Navy, Machinist- Hobbies — Woodcraft; Favorite Study—Math; Golf 7°51, °52; Senior Council. Hamilton, William Robert “Hammy” 121 Mt. Auburn Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Ma- chinist; Favorite Study— Machine Shop; Hockey 749, 750, 51, 752. Gustowski, Paul “Micky” Gus” 101 Howard Street Age 19 William Carter School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Swimming, Camping; Favorite Study — History. Hanlon, Mark J. “Markie” 28 Alewife Brook Parkway Age 18 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Hockey, Baseball, Model Building; Favorite Study — History; Hockey; Baseball; Interesting Happenings — Getting up at 3 A.M. to go to practice at the Skating Club. 33 34 Hannon, Edward Francis, Jr. “Bubbles” 411 Franklin Street Age 17 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Accountant or Announcer; Favorite Study — Electricity. Hassell, John Jacob, Jr. “Johnny” 17914 Harvard Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies— Chess; Favorite Study — Chemistry; Track 750, °51, 52; Football °50, 51; Senior Council; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s defeat of Somerville and Leominster in Football. Hawes, Kendall A. “Ken” 132 Oxford Street Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions — Lino- type Operator or Linotype Mechanic; Projec- tion Pres. 49, member 750, 751, 52. Hayes, Carl Daniel “Smiley” “Danny” 34 Second Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Sports, Coins; Favorite Study — Mathematics; Baseball; Interesting Happenings — Janet Leigh visited Rindge. Head, Richard Bryant 195 Franklin Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Hobbies — Fish- ing. Hollett, Fredric Stanley “Fred” 466 Green Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Northeastern, Business Administration; Hob- bies — Drawing, Dancing, Reading; Favorite Study — History. Horn, Robert Earl “Bob” 17 Fayette Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Ministry; Hobbies—Golf, Skiing; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Golf. Hughes, James Joseph “Jim” 3 Chauncey Street Age 18 Saint Margaret’s; Intentions — Television School; Hobbies — Dancing, Hunting, Fishing; Favorite Study — Television. 35 36 Hunter, Herbert John “Herbie” 7 Saville Street Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Serv- ice; Hobbies—Collecting Phonograph Records; Favorite Study — Plastics; Senior Council, Junior Council; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s Defeat of Somerville 750. Ifill, Harold D. “Ife” 35 Fairmont Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Auto Mechanic; Favorite Study — History. Jenney, Richard William, Jr. “Dick” 17 Thoreau Center, Concord Age 18 Kingsly Grammar School; Hobbies — Art; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Inter- esting Happenings — The Model that was built in Architectural Drawing in 750 of a city block. Johnston, Robert C. “Bob” 16 Bowdoin Street Age 18 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — En- gineer; Hobbies Swimming, Roller Skating, Sports; Favorite Study — History; Track 751; Baseball 52; Senior Council; Year Book Com- mittee. Kapezynski, J. F. “Kappy” 39 Chilton Street Age 17 Saint Peter’s; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Sports. Kent, Henry A. “Hank” 32 Gold Star Road Age 17 Saint John’s; Intentions — Commercial or Air Force Pilot; Favorite Study, Algebra. Kostopoulos, Anthony Peter “Tony” “Greek” 314 Columbia Street Age 18 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Own Night Club; Hobbies — Basketball; Favor- ite Study— History; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Freshman H. R. Council, Junior H. R. Council. Kozachuk, George “Kozy” 47 Magoun Street Age 19 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Ma- chinist; Hobbies — Fishing, Hunting; Favorite Study — Machine Shop. oy Lavin, Thomas F. “Tom” 595 Main Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Prin- ter; Favorite Study — History; Interesting Hap- penings — Career Day. Lawthers, Michael “Mike” 12 Concord Avenue Age 19 Emerson Grammar School, Stoneham, Mass.; Intentions — Commercial Artist; Hobbies Model Building, Cartooning; Favorite Study — English. Leonard, John B. “Jack” 62 Norfolk Street Age 16 Saint Mary’s; Intentions — Air Force; Favor- ite Study — Algebra; Cross Country Track; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Council; Rindge’s defeat of Somerville ’50. Lescault, Donald “Don” 8 Maple Avenue Age — Longfellow Grammar S chool; Intentions — Higher learning; Hobbies—Roller Skating; Favorite Study —History; Projection; Aero Club. 38 Looney, Francis Raymond Joseph “Ray” 67 Washington Elms Age 18 Saint Mary’s; Intentions — Free Hand Artist or Cartoonist; Hobbies—Sports, Dancing, Swim- ming, Hiking, Camping, Gymnastics, Boxing, Ping-Pong; Favorite Study — Free Hand Draw- ing; Baseball ’48; Track 48-52; Cross Country 50-51; Co-Captain Indoor and Outdoor Track Team; Captain Cross Country 7°51; Track Team’s Winning of the Junior Division G.B.I. Championship °51; New holder of the Cross Country record; Winner of Championship Race in the Met. League 752. Lynch, Harold N. “Harry” “Ha” 3 Columbia Terrace Age 17 Roberts; Intentions— Harvard or B. U.; Favorite Study —English; Hobbies — Collect- ing records; weight lifting; dancing; Football; Writing; Tennis; Baseball; Clubs — English and Drama. Lyons, Jeremiah James “Jed” 28 Ellsworth Avenue Age 19 Longfellow; Intentions — Undecided; Favor- ite Study—English; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council. Machado, John “Mucka” 203 Cambridge Street Age 18 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — En- gineer; Hobbies—Sign Painting; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Band 47-51. oo 40 Magnarelli, Thomas Francis “Mag” 48 Locke Street Age 19 St. John’s, Newton; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — English; Football 748-51; Basketball 748-52; Baseball 48-52; Track °48-°52; Traffic Patrol; Junior and Senior Council; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s defeating Somerville; Mr. McCabe be- coming headmaster. Mancinelli, Robert John “Romel” 20 Locust Street Age 18 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions — Armed Forces; Hobbies — Model Railroading; Favorite Study— Art; Baseball; Projection Club; Interesting Happenings—A _ visit by Janet Leigh. McAllister, Robert J. “Mac” 77 Hammond Road Age 17 Mt. Trinity Academy; Intentions — College; Favorite Study — Math; Tennis 750, 751. McCadden, John Francis “Mack” 18 Seven Pines Avenue Age 17 Wyman Grammar School; Intentions—Wood- worker; Hobbies — Woodwork; Favorite Study —History; Interesting Happenings — Career Day. McCarthy, Paul Francis “Mac” 1 Warwick Park Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Cabinet Making. McCauley, George Robert Raymond 258 River Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Favorite Study — History; Golf. McGinness, William H. “Mousey” “Bill” 255 Lexington Avenue Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — College or Priest; Track 49, Cross Country 4 ope Mello, William Joseph “Red” 156 Third Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Cab- inet making; Favorite Study — Cabinet making. 41 42 Merriman, Robert “Babs” 1949 Western Avenue Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Mechanic; Hobbies— Handicraft; Favorite Study — History; Baseball; Basketball; Foot- ball. Miller, Allan Robert “Chico” 58 Blanche Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study —-History; Baseball; Traffic Squad. Milligan, Joseph Vincent “Joe” 98 Pine Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Printing; Hobbies — Swimming, Football, Base- ball, Basketball; Favorite Study — Printing. Moloney, Peter M. “Louie 2” 26 Trowbridge Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Hobbies — Boating, Photography; Favorite Study — Metal- lurgy; Chess Club. Mullener, V. Earl 434 Mass. Avenue Age 19 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Air Force; Hobbies — Drawing, Baseball; Favorite Study — Television; Football. Murphy, Francis Edward “Frank” 19 Washburn Avenue Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Favorite Study — Eng- lish; Football; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s defeat of Somerville. Murphy, Robert Andrew, Jr. “Murph” “Bob” “Don” 51 Washington Elms Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Har- vard; Hobbies — Chess, Music; Favorite Study — Math; Football 750-51; Track 50-51-52; Basketball 50-51-52; Baseball; Freshman and Sophomore Council; Junior and Senior Class President; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s defeat of Somerville ’50, received “Turkey Day” football 751. Murphy, Robert Joseph “Bob” 359 Cambridge Street Age 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School; Intentions — Electrical Work; Hobbies — Dancing, Basket- ball; Favorite Study—Electricity; Audio-Visual Club. 43 Murrell. Joseph “Jost” 193 Brookline Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions—Work; Hobbies — Boxing, baseball, football, swim: ming; Favorite Study — History; Baseball ’50- or Senior Council; Rindge beating Somer- ville. Nally, James J. “Shorty” “Swifty” 3 Ellsworth Avenue Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Basketball, Football; Favorite Study — Mechanical Drawing. Nazzaro, Crescenzio William “Bill” 11 Madison Street Age 18 Peabody Grammar School; Favorite Study — Cabinet Making. Nee, Joseph M. “Joe” “Lefty” 694 Green Street Age 19 Saint Paul’s Grammar School; Favorite Study — Mathematics; Football °48; Baseball 748; Track 750-51. 44 Newcomb, Glen Leroy “Newky” 31 Mt. Pleasant Street Age 20 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — U. S. Air Force; Hobbies — Model Railroading; Favorite Study — Physics; Safety Patrol 3 years, Capt. for 1 year. Newell, Ralph W. “Noodles” 96 Gore Street Age 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School; Intentions — Printer; Hobbies — Sports; Football °49, Newton, Earl O. 12 Blackna!l Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions — Artist; Hobbies — Drawing, Art; Favorite Study — History; Traffic Squad. Niles, David Nathaniel “Dave” 3 Pleasant Place Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Mu- sic; Hobbies — Music Writing; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Junior Council. 45 Nugent, Russel Hugh Thomas “Bug” 143 Magazine Street Age 17 Blessed Sacrament; Hobbies — Sports; Base- ball °49; Register °48-49-50; Youngest freshman O’Dea, Robert Edward Joseph “Ed” 66 Allston Street Age 18 Blessed Sacrament; Intentions — Fireman; Hobbies — Baseball; Favorite Study — Plastics; Baseball °49-50-52; Interesting Happenings — Career Day 1951. Olmstead, Robert D. “Bob” 291 Pearl Street Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions — Navy or Pro Skater; Hobbies—Roller Skating; Favorite Study — Drawing and Design, O'Loughlin, Robert “Bob” 49 Winslow Street Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Vir- ginia Military Academy; Hobbies — Model Air- planes; Favorite Study — English; Baseball 48, 51; Interesting Happenings — Rindge and Som- erville game. 46 O’Shea, Warren Culver 16 Shepard Street Age 18 Hatherly Grammar School, Scituate; Inten- tions — Journalism; Hobbies — Aviation, Model Building, Guns; Favorite Study — English. Panza, David “Dave” 36 Dover Street Age 17 Saint John’s; Intentions—Electronics School; Hobbies — Fishing, Bowling and Electricity; Favorite Study — Electricity; Football °48, °49, 00, °51; Track °50; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s defeat of Somerville in °50. Parechanian, Haig S. “Perry” 85 Upland Road Age 18 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Aero Engineering at M.I.T.; Hobbies — Model Air- planes, Dancing, Tennis; Tennis Team. IIE, | Aero EX (Sane Perrone, Frank John “Frankie” 21 Marcella Street Age 16 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Engineer; Favorite Study — Aeronautics; Foot- ball; Baseball; Basketball. 47 48 Perry, Manuel J. “Manny” 113 Second Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — Elec- trician or Radio Repairman; Hobbies — Dane- ing, Reading; Favorite Study — Electricity; Traffic Squad. Powell, Clifford S. “Twinkie” 50 Follen Street Age 17 William Howard Taft Grammar School; In- tentions — Navy; Hobbies—Speed Skating; Favorite Study — Electricity; Rindge Band. Proulx, Robert Oliver “Bob” 39 Fenno Street Age 18 Saint Peter’s; Intentions — Air Force; Hob- bies — Radio, Electricity, Folk Dancing; Favor- ite Study — Electricity; Golf 3 Letters; Science Club; Electronics Club. Quinn, Charles Francis “Charlie” 12014 Pleasant Street Age 16 Webster Grammar School; Hobbies — Sports, Baseball and Football; Traffic Squad. Rainey, Clarke M. “Red” “Louis 3” 60 Fairmont Street Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Art Career; Hobbies —Stamps; Favorite Study — Art. Riccio, George W. “Rick” 163 Otis Street Age 18 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions — Auto Mechanics; Hobbies —Tinkering with Mechanical Gadgets; Favorite Study — English; Track; Register Staff; Traffic Patrol; Junior and Senior Councils; Rindge’s defeat of Som- erville; Secretary Senior and Junior class. — e “ie Riley, Leo W. 26 Cameron Street Age 17 Saint John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Art School; Hobbies —Sketching; Fa vorite Study — Drawing. Robichaud, Arthur William “Roby” 125 Rindge Avenue Age 17 Our Lady of Pity; Intentions — Marines; Hobbies—Radio, Woodworking; Favorite Study — Electricity; Track; Projection Club; Sure Fire Never Miss Calculator; Senior Council. 49 50 Roussopoulos Constantine G. Sarasin, Richard Joseph “Dick” 80 Bolton Street Age 18 Saint John’s; Intentions — Armed Services; Hobbies — Radio, Golf, Fishing; Favorite Study —Electricity; Football 748, Letter in 748; Rindge Register; Interesting Happenings — Rindge’s defeat of Somerville in 750. Sartanowicz, Richard “Sarty” 16 Marney Street Age 18 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions — Archi- tectural Engineer; Hobbies — Hunting, Fishing, Skiing, Basketball, Baseball, Dancing; Favorite Study — Algebra; Golf Team Second Year Letterman; Senior Council; Interesting Hap- penings — Project built in Mr. Coyne’s room. Scales, Ralph “Sam” 145 Prospect Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Sports; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Track 749, 50; Foot ball °49. Scotti, Stephen R., Jr. “Steve” 171 Thorndike Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions — College; Hobbies — Dancing, Piano; Favorite Study — Music; High School Band and Latin Orchestra; Senior Council; Yearbook Com- mittee; Vice-President Senior class. Sencabaugh, Robert George “Senca” “Rob” 90 Normandy Avenue Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions—Work; Hobbies — Drawing; Favorite Study — English; Hockey. Sergi, Edward M. “Eddie” 474 Cambridge Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Hobbies — Football; Favorite Study — Auto and Machine; Interesting Happenings — The Rindge and Som- erville Game. Shea, Robert Joseph “Bob” “Shea” 315 Windsor Street Age 179 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions — Linotype Operator; Hobbies — Baseball; Favor- ite Study — Freshman Home Room Representa- tive 48-49; Junior and Senior Councils, Year- book Committee. 51 Sheehan, Daniel Joseph “Danny” 25 Grant Street Age 17 Saint Paul’s; Intentions— Navy; Favorite Study — Metaullurgy; Hockey °50-51, ’51-52. Slavinsky, William Walter, Jr. “Slim” 22 Essex Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies ——- Model Trains; Favorite Study — Chemistry; Tennis; Projection Club; Fresh- man, Junior and Senior Councils. Slocum, Donald A. 3 Warwick Park Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions — Aero- nautical Training; Hobbies — Accordion Play- ing, Model Airplanes, Reading; Favorite Study —English; Interesting Happenings — Partici- pated in Rindge Talent Night. Sneed, Donald Emmet, Jr. “Ducky” 99 Brookline Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Auto Mechanic; Hobbies— Automobiles; Favorite Study — History; Junior Council. 02 Souza, David A. “Dave” 264 Charles Street Age 19 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions—Armed Forces; Favorite Study — Cabinet Making. Spadano, William John Henry “Spud” “Greek” 92 Grozier Road Age 19 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Dise Jockey; Hobbies—None; Favorite Study — Math; Football °48, 49; Basketball °48; Pro- jection Club; Interesting Happenings — Rindge beat Latin four times in a row. pa it Ee | é ‘ ere ete he Spinale, Dominic J., Jr. “Grocky” 9 Mullins Court Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions — U. S. Army; Hobbies — Drawing; Favorite Study — English; Track °48, °49, 52; Senior Council; Traffic Squad; Treasurer Senior class. Stanely, Roderick Joseph “Rod” 16 Grove Avenue Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Inten- tions — Air Force; Hobbies— None; Favorite Study — History; Basketball 48, 49. 53 54 Staponites, Paul Daniel 122 Putnam Avenu e Age 17 Saint Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions — Undecided; Favorite Study — English. Steele, Allan “Ar’ 8 Saint Paul Street Age 17 Mary Curley Grammar School; Favorite Study — Mechanical Drawing. Stone, Donald B., Jr. “Rocky” 53 Regent Street Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Favorite Study — English. Stryker, John Clinton 160 Vassal Lane Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Elee- trical Engineering; Hobbies — Coin Collect- ing; Favorite Study — English. Sullivan, William James “Sully” 93 Chilton Street Age 19 Saint Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions — Navy; Hobbies — Sports, Journalism; Favorite Study—Architectural Drawing; Freshman Base- ball; Varsity Football 3 years; Rindge Register Sophomore, Junior and Senior years; Co-Editor of Register 52; Interesting Happenings — Co- Editor of Register. Surette, John Edward 8 Saginaw Avenue Age 17 Saint John’s Grammar School; Intentions College; Hobbies — Forestry, Music, Scouting; Favorite Study — Chemistry; Chess, Science and Projection Clubs. Swinamer, Lloyd William “Bill” 15 Creighton Street Age 16 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Me- chanical field in the Air Force; Hobbies Model Building; Favorite Study — Algebra; Hockey 751, 752; Interesting Happenings — Rindge Football Team beat Somerville in 751. Tennis, Richard L. “Richie” 71 Griswold Street Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions — Print- ing Work; Hobbies—Swimming, Roller Skat- ing; Favorite Study—English; Interesting Happenings — Career Day. 55 56 Theodoulou, Paul J. “Heap” 309 Pearl Street Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions—Navy; Hobbies — Automobiles; Favorite Study — His- tory; Projection Club. Tratnyek, Robert E. “Bob” 294 Harvard Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions — Undecided; Hobbies — Football, Hockey; Fa- vorite Study — History; Football 49. Wallace, Francis L. “Fran” 9 Norton Place Age 18 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions — Col- lege; Hobbies — Model Railroading; Favorite Study — Math; Freshman Football 48; Varsity Football 749, 50, °51; Basketball 50-51, 51-52; Baseball Freshman 749, J. V. °50, Varsity ’52; Junior and Senior Councils; Interesting Hap- penings — Rindge Victory over Somerville in 50; Receiving of Football for the Leominster Game 751. Wilkinson, Robert A., Jr. “Wilkie” 30 Newtowne Court Age 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions — Auto Mechanic; Favorite Study—Machine. Yobaccio, Eugene George “Georgie” 31 Homer Avenue Age 19 Haggerty Grammar School; Favorite Study — History; Baseball 749, °50, 51, 752. Zedon, Francis J. “Zeke” 24 Hardwick Street Age 17 St. Hedwig’s Grammar School; Intentions — U. S. Air Force (Air Photographer) ; Hobbies — Photography, Journalism, Stamps, Skating;- Baseball Mgr. °52; Basketball 49; Baseball ’50; Co-Editor Register 52;: Register Staff 49, ’50, 51, °52; Yearbook Committee. McDonnell, James M. “Mac” 2 Porter Park Age 18 Saint John’s Grammar School; Intentions — Marines; Hobbies—Cars; Favorite Study — Math; Projection. Tobin Robert Francis ay 58 PROJECTION CLUB SENIOR COUNCIL AND YEARBOOK STAFF Class Will We, the class of 1952 of the Rindge Technical School of Cambridge, Massachusetts, being seniors of unsound mind but healthy of body and thoughtful of the future, believing that death will come sometime or other, do therefore publish this to be our last will and testament: To the juniors we leave the title, rights, and keys to seniordom. —To the freshmen we leave three wonderful years to be spent at Rindge and sincerely hope that they are successful in their struggle for the “cap’n gowns”. —To all future Rindge students we leave our best wishes and hopes that some day they may acquire the name of Seniors which we now proudly hold. —To Mr. McCabe we leave the hopes that the coming classes find him as we did, friendly, wise and accommodating. —To Mr. William J. Kelleher we wish many years of good health so that he may continue his administrative duties in an impartial, conscientious manner. —To Mr. William Mahoney we leave a hockey team that will excel all previous Rindge hockey teams. —To Mr. Galligan we leave a new hat and coat for game time wear while watching his championship football team in action. —To Mr. Gunnar E. Haugh we leave a pretty blond secretary to help him in his work. —To Mr. Scott we leave a contract with Daniel F. O’Brien. —To Mr. Linehan we leave a locker full of lost books. —To Mr. O’Connell we leave an automatic test corrector. —To Mr. Norton McFadden we leave a lot of wind to keep him company. —To Mr. Lynch we leave a new joke book. —To Mr. Fahey we leave the hopes that the Register will come out some time before grad- uation. —To all detention room boys we are leaving four television sets, one for each room. We give thanks to the teachers who so patiently tolerated us. We feel however that the thought of our leaving in June made them bear up considerably. Having disposed of our worldly possessions, published and declared by us and for our last will and testament and at our request and in the presence of each other we hereunto sub- scribe our names as attending witnesses in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this fourth day of June 1951. THE CLASS OF “52” As sworn to the notorious public by Thomas Magnarelli The swearing was omitted because Miss Cassidy passed by as we were signing. THE CLASS OF “52” F. Y. MASSE HARDWARE CO. Hardware and B. P. S. Paints 249 Walden St., Cambridge TR 6-4755 59 Class History September 1948 marked the year for the seniors of today. It was that year that some four hundred and some odd number of boys really began the life they wanted to live. They were a smart bunch of boys and they were always well represented on the honor roll. One outstanding student was Haig Parechanian who has been on the honor roll every term of every year he has been in Rindge. Now that we have tested all the school’s equipment, books and other material, we feel that everything we have learned will always be with us. The Sophomore class was full of school spirit as they placed on the football squad some of the best players ever to have played for Rindge. In our class rooms we made new friends, and we showed the teachers that we weren’t afraid of them any more. The Junior year is one to remember, for it was that year that most of us grew up and began to act like human beings and men of distinction. Two junior members of the football team became heroes in the eyes of both the student body and the teachers. They were Bob Murphy and Tom Magnarelli who combined their talents to beat the great team of Somerville. In the winter of 1952 the Senior class began plans for a senior prom. They ran dances which in the eyes of the class were failures with the exception of the Christmas Dance. Talent night for us Seniors was a success, thanks to the assistance of our Senior advisor, Mr. Mahoney. The proceeds went towards our Yearbook, which is expected to be one of the best Rindge students have ever put out. We also have something else to be proud of, our Track Team, which included many seniors some of which were Tom Magnarelli, Bob Murphy, John Hassell, Richard Graham, and Fran- cis Looney. They broke records every week, the relay team set a record at the Bowdoin meet in New Hampshire. Rindge won that meet and received a trophy which is now in our trophy room at school. In those four long years we cannot forget the names of all the students who helped live our lives for us. We cannot forget the teachers who did all in their power to assist us in pre- paring for the long and strenuous journey which lies directly before us, and above all we cannot forget the good times that we spent after school with Mr. Kelleher. To we Seniors Rindge will always have room in our hearts for we were proud to be able to offer our scholastic ability and athletic ability to keep the name of Rindge Technical High School high in esteem. Co-Sponsor MORSE PHARMACY D. H. Riseman, Ph. G., Reg. Pharm. 118 Magazine St., Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-9097 DUDLEY FURNITURE CO. 2368 Mass. Ave., North Cambridge MR. FERRARI — Welding MR. MacDONALD — Auto JOHN D. LYNCH 61 e MR. HAHN — Aero Mech. MR. COYNE — Architectural Drawing 62 EDWIN R. SAGE CO. Fine Foods — Cambridge, Belmont MR. CRAWLEY — Electricity MR. JENNINGS — Plastics ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE THREE BROTHERS — 2 Boylston St. 1644 Mass. Ave. — Harvard Square Shoe Repairing and Luggage 63 MR. BURKE — Mathematics MR. LINEHAN — Mathematics MR. MAHONEY — History MR. REAGAN — English MR. EATON — Freehand Drawing Sink iam. 64 ELECTION COMMISSIONER “TOM” HARTNETT job es Fecenbs Anderson, Albert L. Cabral, Bernard J. Graves; Vernon G. Parechanian, Haig S. Robichaud, Arthur W. Sartanowicz, Richard A. Shea, Robert J. Slavinsky, William W. Tratnyek, Robert E. 65 Mf Fag Most Conscientious Most Accommodating Most Athletic Most Popular Robert Tratnyek Arthur Robichaud “Tom” Magnarelli John Hassell Heartiest Laugher Greatest Dreamer Smoothest Line Francis Wallace Clifford Powell John McCadden Noisiest Best Disposition Most Bashful Best Dressed Robert Di Giacomo Richard Graham Allen. Steele Vernon Graves FSI MOD Pi (Ce en ML 66 Most Sincere Most Talkative Most Dependable Most Industrious Robert Proulx Joseph Murrell John Zedon Paul Blanchard Most Humorous Most Earnest Stanley Burrell Joseph Kapezynski CLASS Best Dancer Tallest Shortest Best All Around Bob Murphy Robert Davidson Stephen Scotti The Class of 1952 67 FOOTBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: T. Magnarelli, J. Hassell, F. Wallace, Capt. G. Azevedo, J. Cincotta, J. Ferolito, D. Panza. Second row, left to right: Faculty Manager Mr. Henry C. Lynch, Coach Mr. T. Galligan, R. Jutras, A. Uzerans, V. Cuzzeri, R. Murphy, R. A. Murphy, R. Graham, G. Hubbard, R. Sullivan, Trainer Mr. W. Linsky. Third Row, left to right: L. Plenty, C. Jenkins, R. Loprette, A. Verrier, A. Anderson, C. Alleyne, Manager B. Hoijer. SPONSORED BY CAMBRIDGE LODGE OF ELKS, B.P.0.E. +839 68 PRT ee ti Tuli i’ . Hi hh Aw BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: C. Eliason, F. Wallace, T. Magnarelli, R. Davidson, J. Cincotta, L. Plenty. Second Row, left to right: Manager J. Zedon, Trainer Mr. William Linsky, J. Ferolito, Coach Mr. Thomas J. Murphy, Faculty Manager Mr. Henry C. Lynch. HOCKEY TEAM Front row, left to right: J. Sousa, W. Hamelton, B. Maccini, R. Crocker, Capt. J. Clunan, H. Durivage. Second row, left to right: Faculty Manager Mr. Henry C. Lynch, E. Dailey, H. Carey, W. Balcom, J. Lyons, R. Verrier, R. Agneta, Coach Mr. William H. Mahoney, Trainer, Mr. W. Linsky. Third row, left to right: W. Cunningham, D. Sheehan, P. Goss, M. Hanlon, R. Toscano, Manager T. Sullivan. STAR PHARMACY — Apothecaries 119 Hampshire St., Cambridge, Mass. 69 70 Our 1951-1952 Track Team was one of the best in the history of Rindge. Our team brought honor and glory to the school in its many splendid and brilliant record breaking performances. In the Metropolitan Cross Country League, Capt. Francis Loomey was undefeated during the season and won the Championship held at the Fresh Pond course in Cambridge. In the Northeastern University Indoor Interscholastics, Rindge tied Medford High for third, with Charlie Jenkins winning the 600 yd. run in the record breaking time of 1 min. 16:2 see. and placing second in the high jump. George Hubbard was fourth in the 300 yd. dash and Capt. John Hassell tied for fourth in the high jump, with our Relay Team fourth. At the Mass. State Indoor Meet, Rindge placed second in Class A just 1 7 10 points behind Boston English. Charles Jenkins winning the 600 yd. run in 1 min. 16 sec. and taking second in the high jump; George Hubbard was second in the 300 yd. dash; Capt. John Hassell was third in the high jump and Francis Loomey fourth in the 1,000 yd. run. Our Relay Team won in 2 min. 25:1] sec., breaking a record which stood since 1937. Our Track Team won three dual meets, tied one and lost one in the Metropolitan League. Charles Jenkins established a new record of 1 min. 19:7 sec. in the 600 yd. run and the Relay Team turned in a 2 min. 5:3 sec. for a record breaking performance. At the Bowdoin College Invitation Interscholastics, our Track Team stepped into the championship class by taking first honors in competition with the best in New England, with Charlie Jenkins winning the 600 yd. run, Dick Bates taking third in the broad jump and George Hubbard fourth in the 300 yd. dash. Our outstanding Relay Team won in 2 min. 6:9 sec., breaking a record established by a former Rindge team in 1941. At the National Schoolboy Championship held at Madison Square Garden in New York, Charles Jenkins became the national champion by winning the National AAU 440 yd. run in 52:4 sec. and our Relay Team finished fourth on a time basis. Then came the dream of every Relay Team in winning the one mile relay in 3 min. 35:2 sec. at the Invitation Penn Relay Carnival held at Franklin Field, Philadelphia. With this event being run on a muddy track, after four days of rain, our championship Relay Team accom- plished this outstanding track achievement. We, the Senior Class of 1952, hail our Relay Team. and the first Rindge team — One Mile Schoolboy Relay Champions of America. New England Collegiate Athletic Bureau THOS. J. MOONEY Managing Director RELAY TEAM Charles Jenkins, Robert Murphy, Thomas Magnarelli, George Hubbard and Coach Thomas E. Duffy. RINDGE RELAY TEAM RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT Winner of the Metropolitan League. ......0....0.0..0....0ccccccccceeeeee. 2 min. 5:3 sec. New Record Fourth in the Northeastern Univ. Meet min. 28:3 sec. Winner of the Mass. State Indoor Meet........................................ sec. New Record mmmrincin.atronal “AAU “Meet. -6. eos ial ersochoeewe dc cas Winner of the Bowdoin College Meet... min. 46 sec. bo — bv bo 5. 5 bo on —_ min. 6:9 sec. New Record Winner at the Penn Relay Carnival of the One Mile School- boy Relay and Champions of America... 3 min. 35:2 sec. New England Collegiate Athletic Bureau THOS. J. MOONEY Managing Director ft! MR. GIBSON — Baseball BASEBALL 1952 The Baseball Team has high hopes of improving its final league standing of last year or of possibly coming up with the Suburban League championship this year. Two Seniors, Bernard Cabral, veteran second baseman and John Yobaccio, veteran out- fielder, are the only seniors returning from last year’s starting nine. With 1951 victories over Brookline, Arlington, Watertown, St. Sebastian’s and the Har- vard Freshmen this could be an improved year. As we go to press many other Seniors and underclassmen will be heard from. Among the Seniors are Fran Wallace, John Clunan, Robert O’Dea and William McGuiness. With Mr. Gibson at the helm we know that no club we face will play smarter, better coached baseball than our Alma Mater. We, the Senior Class, wish Mr. Gibson many years of health and happiness during which time we know he will lead Rindge to greater heights. COMPLIMENTS CRIMSON CAFE — Specialties — Pizza Prof. Paul Keohane COMPLIMENTS ROTTENBERG PHARMACY 72 FOOTBALL AND THE CLASS OF “52” By JOHN ZEDON The 1952 football season proved to be a success as the Brownies compiled a 5-3-1-record, which was good enough for a fourth place berth in class B. Rindge opened the season against Lowell a tough class A power. The boys in Green and Gold drew first blood. Tom Magnarelli made a circus catch of a pass from Bob Murphy in the second period to account for the only Rindge tally. This touchdown ignited the Lowell club as they roared back to sum up a 19 to 7 win. Next on the list was Newton who as Lowell gave us a hard time. In the first period we have Bob Murphy scoring a touchdown on an interception. Rindge took a 13 to nothing lead at the end of the half. But in the second half Newton came back with a bang scoring thirteen points thus ending the game in a tie. The Brownies returned home to play host to a strong Fitchburg eleven. The game in itself wasn’t very exciting except for a touchdown by Tom Magnarelli. The following week Leominster came in expecting to beat the Green and Gold. They soon found out that Rindge wouldn’t be defeated as easily as they expected, instead they were the ones to be overpowered. Larry Plenty’s three touchdowns sparked Ted Galligan’s Tech team to a major upset over the highly rated power of Leominster. This was the upset of the school- boy football season. The final score of the game was in our favor 26 to 0. Back on the road Rindge stopped off at Lawrence Central High where they gave us a tough time defeating us by a score of 6 to 0. In the first period Rindge gained a considerable amount of yardage but was unable to go all the way and score. The Brownies spent the next week drilling for the game to be played with Concord the coming Saturday. Concord previous to playing Rindge had won 35 games without a loss, and a defeat by Rindge would surely be glorious for the Green and Gold. Concord surely lived up to its name as a football power and as a result started the game off in high gear, scor- ing in the first two minutes of the game. Rindge fumbled on the opening play and Concord took advantage of it and went all the way to tally. This didn’t stop Concord from scoring again for they went on to score sixteen more points and thus a 33 to 12 victory. St. John’s of Danvers came into Russell only to take a very bad beating. The Techni- cians rolled out five T.D.’s. St. John’s was desperate for a win but all this fighting was in vain because they lost the game by a 30 to 0 score. Cambridge Latin, our rivals from across the way, became our next victims as they went down almost without a fight. It proved that Rindge again was the better of the two teams. It also gave Rindge Tech the city championship once again. Rindge was too much for Latin as we snowed them under to a sweet tune of 26 to 0. The Turkey Day game was the big game as Malden Catholic came looking for trouble and found it. It looked as though Malden might take this game as they did in previous years, but it didn’t turn out that way. Rindge had a much better team and as a result romped all over the Blue and Gold 34 to 0. All of the Rindge wins were via the shutout route and all were at Russell Field, our home ground. We haven’t been defeated at home for the last two years. HOFFMAN’S BAKERY Corner Hampshire St. and Plymouth St., Cambridge, Mass. GERALD’S PRESS — Creative Printers 107-111 Hampshire St., Cambridge, Mass. 73 74 AND CRANE PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. — JOHN J. CRANE 56 Elm Street at Broadway — Cambridge, Mass. 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