Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Under his wise supervision and kindness we were able to absorb knowledge that has prepared us well for the future. His tireless efforts, genuine sincerity, and personal interest will undoubtedly be remembered throughout our lives. We would like to signify our appreciation by borrowing an expression he himself has used liberally in praising others; “Thank you, Mr. McCabe, for a splendid job.” Many successful and happy years as Headmaster. ee a £ ae Sent acacia Seems cs 7 ¢ ea ca nee Se tomes: ¥ Mr. John M. Tobin Superintendent of Schools an, ’ te Mr. Edward J. Danehy OA ET yyw TTT ri tiseas tres. t) ¢ } Merghe see rf Mr. William Kelleher Assistant Headmaster If there were any changes made in our four years at Rindge, Mr. William Kelleher was the man who supervised them. To those who might have needed discipline Mr. Kelleher might have seemed hard and merciless, but to those of us who needed help in finding our way around or choosing a course of study, Mr. Kelleher was always ready and willing to help. Mr. Kelleher, the graduating Class of 1955 deeply appreciates your kindness and we are sure that as we go into the world we will realize more fully the value of your counsel and guidance. 10 Mr. John F. J. Kelleher Assistant Headmaster Here is a man with an extra sense—one for handling boys with profitable results. His firm, just and equal treatment for all boys has made a solid impression on every individual in the graduating class. As Assistant Headmaster, his wise, thoughtful and experienced methods have conveyed a_ personal example which will accompany us throughout life. His teachings will play an important part in many decisions and undertakings which confront us along life’s path. In our recollection of Rindge we will always know we have a personal friend in Mr. John F. J. Kelleher. May success follow you all through your life. stil MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Adviser 12 MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Guidance Director Stee Secereese j a cane eases satrestees i SSS ay bee tes eaag eerie eectae MR. HENRY C. LYNCH Department Head Foreign Languages becestetee peiieeecsanee MR. CHARLES A. LINEHAN Department Head Mathematics 13 MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Department Head Electricity MR. WENDELL F. FOGG Librarian MR. JOSEPH F. FRENI Bandmaster MR. EUGENE M. FITZGERALD Department Head English MR. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL Department Head Social Studies MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head Science SENIOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Faculty Advisor, W. H. MAHONEY, R. McKINLEY, J. GURRY, W. HOWELL, Sec.; R. GIB- SON, Pres.; P. MARCIN, V. PRES.; R. HUTSON, TREAS.; J. MAHONEY, L. SMITH. SECOND ROW: G. FER- RARI, P. ROWE, L. ACETO, E. COLLYMORE, C. 3TEAD, R. FRIESECKE. THIRD ROW: H. BERMAN, B. WESTGATE, A. DURSO, J. SULLIVAN, R. MOALLI. 16 17 ACETO, LEONARD D. “Kee” 94 Fourth St. A Age 17 St. Francis School; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: Math- ematics; Committees: Senior Council; Dance Committee. ADAMS, WARREN L. “Lefty” 32 Rockingham St. Age 19 Morse Grammar School; Intentions: Navy. Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Reading; Favorite Study: Algebra; Clubs: Projection Committees, Freshman Sophomore Council. Interesting Happen- ings at Rindge: Football Team. jiealianainatet ANDELLA, DOMINIC M. “Dom” 3 Riverside Place Age 19 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions: Work; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: History. ANDERSON, PAUL F. “Andy” 3 Woodrow Wilson Ct. Age 16 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Swimming; Favorite Study: History; Teams: Football 51-54; Track 55; Committees: Junior Senior Council; Traffic Squad; Interesting Happenings at Rindge: Victory over Latin ‘53’ 18 ANDREWS, GEORGE “Pork” “Porka’”’ 274 Pearl St. Age 19 Grammar School: Morse; Intentions: Undecided; Hobbies: Sandlot Sports, bowling, Billiards, Chess; Favorite Study: Math- ematics; Athletic Teams: Freshman Football, Freshman Baseball; Clubs: Chess Club; Committees: Safety Patrol; Year-book staff. Interesting happenings while at Rindge: Rindge-Latin Game. ANDREWS, WARREN GERALD “Andy” 169 Upland Road Age 18 Grammar School: Webster; Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Auto Mechanics, Music, Dancing; Favorite Study: Aero Engines; Clubs: Projection: 4 Years, Band: ‘51. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge-Latin Game ‘51. BABCOCK, CHESTER HALL, JR. “Chet’’ 20 Ellery St. Age 17 Christian High School; Intentions: To Become a Mechanical Drawer; Hobbies: Photography, Drawing; Favorite Study: Arch- itectural Drawing and Mechanical Drawing; Clubs: Projection, Band, Safety Patrol. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: “1 Got My First 80 in English My Last Year.” BAKER, WILLIAM CHESTER “Bill!” 498 Green St. Age 17 Grammar School; Houghton; Intention: Air Force; Hobbies: Model Building; Favorite Study: History, Welding. 19 BATES, RICHARD S. “Tex! 226 Broadway St. Age 17 Grammar School: Edison; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Hillbilly Records and Playing Guitar; Favorite Study: Mathematics; Teams: Cross Country Indoor Track. BELSKI, JOSEPH, M. “Jumping Joe” 341 Columbia St. Age 18 Grammar School: Wellington; Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Cabinet Making; Favorite Study: Chemistry; Clubs: Safety Patrol; Projection Club. BERMAN, HARVEY H. “Berm” 32 Elm St. Age 17 Grammar School: Fletcher; Intentions; College; Hobbies: Reading; Baseball; Basketball; Favorite Study: Mathematics; English; Teams: Track; Clubs: Student Council Ist, 2nd, 4th Year, Key Club; Committees: Dance Committee of Senior Class. BERRY, SYLVESTER L. “Leroy” 11A Howard St. Age 19 Grammar School: Webster; Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Draw- ing; Hotrods; Favorite Study; Art Teams: Track 52; Clubs: Pro- jection Club; Safety Patrol. 20 BIANCO, NATALE, P. “Sonny” 32 Thingvalla Ave. Age 19 Grammar School: Haggerty; Intentions: Entering the Navy; Favorite Study: Mathematics; Athletic Teams: Tennis; Clubs: Rindge Key Club; Committees: Anti-Vandalism (Chairman). BIBEAU, RALPH 2 Newell St. Age 17 Grammar School: Peabody; Intentions: Service-Marines; Tele- vision: (Favorite Study); Clubs: Glee Club; Committees: Council- Junior. BLAKE, WILLIAM G. “Bill” 25 Eustis St. Age 17 Grammar School: St. Peter’s; Favorite Study: Aeronautics. BLAND, JAMES J. “Jay” 124 Western Ave. Age 17 Grammar School: Houghton; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Automobiles, Music; Favorite Study: Physics, Mathematics; Athletic Teams, Basketball, Track, Band; Clubs: Safety Patrol. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge’s Victory at the Penn Relays. 21 BORGES, ROBERT ANTHONY “Peanuts” 43 Harding St. Age 19 Grammar School: Wellington; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Wood carving; Favorite Study: Mathematics; Clubs: Vice President of the Neurotics Club. BOUCHARD, PAUL WILFRED “Bou” 267 Broadway Age 18 Grammar School: Our Lady of Pity; Intentions: United States Air Force; Hobbies: Working on Cars; Favorite Studies: History; Athletic Teams: Basketball; Clubs: Projection Club, Safety Patrol. BOURGEOIS, JOHN PAUL “Bourgie” 19 Hovey Ave. Age 19 Sacred Heart (Grammar School): Andover; Intentions: College or Service; Hobbies: Sports and Playing Clarinet; Favorite Study: History; Athletic Teams: Basketball 54-55, Hockey 54-55. Inter- esting Happenings while at Rindge: Beating Newton in Basket- ball last year for the first time in many years. BRANDFORD, CALVIN H. 9 Broadman St. Age 19 Grammar School: Webster; Intentions: Utilities engineering In- stitute; Hobbies: Auto; Favorite Study: Problems in American Democracy, English; Athletic Teams: Football in 53; Clubs: Rindge Register Staff. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Captain of Safety Patrol in 52-55. 22 BUCHANAN, ROBERT A. “Buck” 156 Raymond St. Age 18 Grammar School: Peabody; Intentions: Service; Teams: Tracks, Baseball. BURKE, IRVING A. “Ung” 14 Suffolk St. Age 18 Grammar School: Wellington; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Stamp Collecting; Favorite Study: English. BURKE, JOHN T. “John”! Age 17 Grammar School: Blessed Sacrament; Intentions: Linotype. CABRAL, EDWARD J. “Eddie” “Cubby” 104a Ellery St. Age 18 Grammar School: Longfellow; Intentions: Navy or Airforce; Hobbies: Automobiles Cab Mkg; Music; Favorite Study: History Arch. Draw; Clubs: Band Music Study. 23 CALLENDER, VINCENT LEROY “Mr. C. Sharp” ‘Vinnie’ 183 Windsor St. Age 17 Grammar School: Roberts; Intentions: United States Air Force; Hobbies: Woodcraft, Fishing, Swimming; Favorite Study: Math- ematics; Athletic Teams: Track 51-52. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Ran into an Automobile while on the way to School in 1953. CAMERON, JOHN JAMES “Jack” 11 Eastman Rd. — Somerville Age 18 Grammar School Attended: St. Theresa; Intentions: Boston Col- lege, B. S. Physics; Hobbies; Automobile; Favorite Study: Physics; Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Graduation. CAMPBELL, ROBERT JOSEPH 8 Oakland St. Age 17 Grammar School: Staint Mary’s; Intentions: Auto Body; Favorite Study: History. CAMPLESE, ROBERT JAMES “Bob” 21 Winter St. Age 17 Grammar School: Putnam; Intentions: Work and School exten- sion; Favorite Study: Automobile, Chemistry; Interesting Hap- pening while at Rindge: Attended the Museum of Science with Mr. O Reilly’s Sophomore Class. Won a spelling B in Mr. Deihl’s Freshman Class. 24 CAPPELLO, BENJAMIN LOUIS “Benny” 35 Warren St. Age 17 Grammar School: Wellington; Intentions: Undecided; Hobbies: Baseball, Softball, Basketball; Favorite Study: Algebra; Clubs: Projection ‘53. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge- Latin in ‘53. CARBONE, JOHN A. “Sonny” 98 Thorndike St. Age 18 Grammar School: St. Francis; Intentions: Army; Hobbies: Out- door Life; Favorite Study: Welding; Athletic Teams: Football — 51,52,53; Clubs: Projection and Traffic; Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Councils. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Member of the ‘53 Champion J. V. Team. CHRISTO, THEODORE G. “Teddy” “Greaseball’’ 231 Norfolk St. Age 19 Grammar School: Fletcher; Intentions: To go to Massachusetts Art School; Hobbies: Driving a car, Drawing, Dancing, Pool, Sports, Fishing; Favorite Study: Drawing: Clubs: Key Club, Rindge Register, Projection Club; Committees: Junior Dance Committee, Junior Council, Safety Patrol, Freshman Council. Interesting Happenings while a Rindge: My Two Years up in Mr. Eaton’s Room 435 and Looking out the Window. CICCOLO, RAYMOND JOHN “Ray” 136 Hancock St. Age 17 Grammar School: Longfellow; Intentions: Marines, College; Hobbies: Baseball, Dancing; Favorite Study: History, Mathematics; Committees: Yearbook Staff, Register, Safety Patrol. Interesting Happenings: Penn Relay Victory. 25 CLEARY, DAVID GRAHAM “Dave” 16 Gerry St. Age 18 Grammar School: Russell; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: English; Athletic Teams: Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Indoor Track — 53, 54, 55. Outdoor Track — 52, 53, 54, 55. Cross Country — 54, 55; Clubs: Key Club, ((Treasurer); Com- mittees: Freshman and Junior Council. COFFEY, CHARLES S. “Steve’’ 25 W. F. Roberts Rd. Age 18 Grammar School: St. Pauls; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: Mathematics. COFFEY, PETER EDWARD 25 Roberts Rd. Age 17 Grammar School: St. Pauls; Intentions: Attend M. |. T. COLEY, GEORGE EDWARD “Georgie” 22 Pleasant St. Age 17 Grammar School: Webster; Intentions: College and Air Force; Hobbies: Drawing, Sports; Favorite Study: Art; Athletic Teams: Track; Clubs: Projection; Committees: Traffic Squad. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Won Second Prize in the Poster Contest and Designed Letter Head for the Rindge Register. 26 COLLYMORE, EDWARD LEON “Eddie” 470 Green St. Age 17 Grammar School: Houghton; Intentions: College, U.S.A.F.; Fav- orite Study: Mathematics; Athletic Teams: Track Four Years (Cap- tain), Cross Country; Clubs: Band; Committees: Senior Council, Senior Dance Committees. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Track Team went to Penn Relays and Basketball Team made Finals. COLMAN, PATRICK THOMAS “Sonny” “Ben” 13 Reed St. Age 18 Grammar School: St. Johns; Intentions: Plumbing. CROCKER, ROBERT JAMES “Bob” 16 Fenno St. Age 18 Grammar School: Caledonia (Canada); Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Hunting; Ravorite Study: English; Athletic Teams: Hockey — 4 years; Captain in 54,55. CUNNINGHAM, JR., RICHARD GREGORY “Dick” 3 Ringefield St. Age 18 Grammar School: Mt. Trinity Acadamy; Intentions: U.S. Navy; Hobbies: Chess; Favorite Study: Electricity; Athletic Teams: Freshman Football, Basketball and Track; Clubs: Glee Club, Projection Club, Safety Patrol, Student Council, (Sophomore and Junior Years), Vice President in Sophomore year, Sophomore Director, Key Club, Junior Director, Key Club. 27 DAVIS, WALLACE C. 159 Fayerweather St. Age 17 Grammar School: Russell; Intentions: Study Architecture at M. |. T.; Favorite Study: Physics; Athletic Teams: Tennis-Captain-2 Letters; Clubs: Projection, Student Leader. DEERAN, PAUL M. 33 Jefferson Park Age 17 Grammar School: St. Mary’s; Intentions: College or Business School; Favorite Study: English and Algebra; Committees: Senior Council. DESELLIER, DAVID “Dave” 74 Clay St. Age 16 Grammar School: Ellis; Intentions: Electricity: Interesting Hap- penings while at Rindge: Career day and visiting the museum. DESMOND, PAUL JOSEPH “Desi” 2 Hampshire Court Age 17 Grammar School: Longfellow; Intentions: Auto Mechanic; Fav- orite Study: History; Athletic Teams: Cross Country 53’! Manager. 28 DI MAGGIO, ALBERT “The Kid” “Al 2 Nutting Rd. Age 21 Grammar School: Russell; Intentions: U. S. M. C.; Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Baseball; Favorite Study: Electricity; Athletic Teams: Hockey, Football; Clubs: Rindge Register; Committees: Safety Patrol; Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge — Latin Game. DOODY, PAUL F. “Doodie”’ 28 Bristol St. Age 18 Grammar School: St. Mary’s; Intentions: Want to work at For- estry; Hobbies: Football, Dancing, Bowling; Favorite Study: Mathematics; Athletic Teams: Football. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Charles Jenkins winning Track Championship. DOYLE, ROBERT VINCENT “Scooper”’ 475 Huron Ave. Age 17 Grammar School: Russell; Intentions: Radio and T. V. Repair; Hobbies: Collecting Baseball Pictures; Favorite Study: Electricity; Athletic Teams: Hockey (Manager) Baseball. DRAKE, JACK P. 29 Lee St. Age 18 Grammar School: Northeastern Jr. High School — Somerville; Intentions: Service; Hobbies: Cars; Favorite Study: Architectural Drawing. 29 DRUHAN, PAUL “Paul! 78 Allston St. Age 18 Grammar School: Blessed Sacrament; Intentions: Going to Cooking School; Hobbies: Coins, Dancing, Sports; Favorite Study: History; Athletic Teams: Track. DURSO, ALFRED Ala 440 Windsor St. Age 17 Grammar School: Wellington; Intentions: Coast Guard; Hobbies: Stamp Collecting; Sailing; Favorite Study: Mathematics; Clubs: Library Staff, Year Book Staff; Committees: Sophomore, Junior and Senior Councils. DUSSAULT, RICHARD LEWIS “Dickie” 43 Cedar St. Age 17 Grammar School: Ellis; Intentions: Auto Mechanics; Hobbies: Fix- ing Cars; Favorite Study: History. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge-Latin Game in 1953. FAGGAS, NICHOLAS “Nick!” 275 Putnam Ave. Age 17 Grammar School: Houghton; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: English; Committees: Rindge Register Staff. 30 FEROCI, ANTHONY V. “Tony” 292 Brookline St. Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: French. FERRARI, GERALD THOMAS “Jerry” 62 Lincoln Street Age 18 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions: Navy; Hobbies: Cars; Favorite Study: Math., History; Athletic Team: Golf; Clubs: Pro- jection; Committees: Soph., Junior, and Senior Council, Safety Patrol, Senior Dance Committee. FERREIRA, JAMES 250 Webster Avenue Age 17 Putnam Grammer School; Intentions: Marines; and College; Hobbies: Billiards; Favorite Study: Chemistry. FLOWERS, MICHAELS R. “Mike” 180 Larch Road Age 19 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions: Army; Hobbies: Engines; Favorite Study: Aero Engines. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Being in the Aero Course in my Junior Year. 31 FRANCO, JOHN MICHEAL “Spaghetti” 2532 Mass. Avenue Age 17 Ellis Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Airplanes, Football; Favorite Study: Math., Science; Committees: Library Staff; Safety Patrol. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: The Champion Relay Team won the Championship of America. FRIESECKE, RAYMOND F. “Ray” 321 Trapelo Road Age 18 Saint Lukes Grammar School; Intentions: Get a Ph. D in Chem- istry; Hobbies: Chemistry, Astronomy, and Tennis; Favorite Study: Chemistry; Teams: Tennis; Clubs: Key Club, Projection Club, Sen- ior Council; Committees: Senior Advertising Committee. President of The Key Club. GAGE, GEORGE lL. 20 Crescent Street Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions: Undecided; Hobbies: Free Hand Drawing; Favorite Study: English; Teams: Basketball. In- teresting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge Beating Latin in Football. GEANIS, THEODORE “Ted” 37 Cherry Street Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions: Enter Lowell Institute; Hob- bies: Carpentry; Favorite Study: Math.; Clubs: Key Club. 32 GIBSON, ROLAND A. “Gib” “Roe” “Hoot’’ 18 Clarendon Avenue Age 17 Ellis Grammar School: Intentions—Air Force, and College; Hob- bies—Track; Favorite Study—History, Chemistry; Team—Cross- Country “51-52” 52-53” “53-54” “54-55”, Indoor and Outdoor Track “54-55; Clubs—Glee Club ‘52’; Committees—Freshman, Junior, Senior Councils, Senior Class President. GOUVEIA, MAX J. “Maxie” 224 Hurley Street Age 16 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions—Work in a print shop; Favorite Study—Printing. GRANT, PHILIP SYDNEY “Phi”! 131 Putnam Avenue Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions—Michigan State or Illinois; Hobbies—Stamp Collecting; Favorite Study—Printing; Teams— Footb all “51, Track “53-54” 54-55 ; Clubs—2:10 Club, Safety Patrol “53-54 “54-55”, Projection Club ‘54-55’; Interesting Happenings while at Rindge—Traveling to different states and cities with the Track Team, watching the Relay Team smash the School boy Record in 1953. GRANT, RICHARD “Dick” 460 Green Street Age 19 Webster Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Hobbies—Swim- ming, Basketball, Cars; Favorite Study—History; Clubs—Pro- jection. 33 GUERIN, GEORGE FRANCIS “Gear” 28 Athens Street Age 18 St. Paul’s Grammar- School; Intentions—Undecided; Hobbies— Basketball, Hunting, and Fishing; Favorite Study—Math. GURRY, JOHN B. “Gus” 2561 Mass. Avenue Age 17 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Favorite Study —Printing; Committees—Senior Council. HAMILL, DONALD JOSEPH “Don” 66 Dana Street Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions—Mechanic; Hobbies— Hunting and Fishing; Favorite Study—Auto and Math; Interesting Happenings while at Rindge—Rindge Won the Penn. Relays. HARNEY, WILLIAM JOHN “Harnball’” 13 Vandine Street Age 17 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies-Fishing, Basketball; Favorite Study — Mathematics; Clubs — Glee Club “51-52-53; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—The Chemistry Lab caught on fire while it was being cleaned. 34 HARRIS, JAMES W. “Jimmy” 38 Putnam Avenue Age 17 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions—Radio and Television Repair; Hobbies—Working with Radio and Television and Elec- trical Appliances; Favorite Study—Radio and Television Repair; Teams—Baseball; Committees—Student Council Four Years; In- teresting Happenings While at Rindge—Career Day, when many men from different organizations: were present. oe Sat a ees h He ea Rae ne ret HARVEY, CHARLES R. 73 Washington Elms Age 18 Saint Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions—Geology; Hobb es— Model Planes and Ships; Favorite Study—Physics and Mathe- matics. HASLETT, JAMES WILKIN “Wilkie” 17 Holly Avenue Age 18 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions— College; Hobbies—Hunt- ing and Swimming; Favorite Study—Math.; Teams—Tennis. HOLLEY, CHARLES Chuck. 63 Sidney Street Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions — Army; Hobbies — Ma- chinery; Favorite Study—Auto. 35 HOWELL, WILLIAM “Shan” 126 Pine Street Age 18 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions—College; Favorite Study— English; Teams—Football ‘51-52-53, Co-Captain 54; Committees —Sophomore Council, Secretary Senior Council; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Non-Support of Football Team. HARRINGTON, JOHN JOSEPH 7 Harrington Road Ellis Grammar School. HURLEY, THOMAS JOSEPH “Tom” 210 Garden Street Age 17 Saint Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions—Auto Body Man; Hobbies—Photography; Favorite Study—History; Teams—Football 5|-52-53-54” ; Clubs—Key Club “53-54” 54-55”, Rindge Register Sta ff, Safety Patrol “54-55”; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Member of the Undefeated Unscored Upon J. V. Football Team. HUTCHINSON, DONALD E. “Hutch” 118 Chilton Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies—Motor- cycling; Favorite Study—Physics; Teams—Cross-Country, Indoor Track; Committees—Student Council; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Career Day. 36 HUTSON, ROBERT IRVIN Shute 3 Sacramento Place Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies—Automo- biles, Hunting; Favorite Study—Mathematics; Teams—Baseball 151-52 “52-53”, Track “53-54”; Committees—Freshman Council, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Council, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Council, Senior Class Treasurer; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—An explosion in the Chemistry Lab last year. Mr. Sullivan was the teacher. JACKSON, ROY WESLEY “Yack” 172 Pearl Street Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Hobbies—Cars; Favorite Study — Architectural Drawing; Committees — Safety Patrol; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Mr. Kelleher be- came Assistant Dean. JAKNIUNAS, ALFRED G. “A! 49 Bristol Street Age 19 Saint Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies— Tennis; Favorite Study—Physics; Clubs—Key Clubs, Projection. JARVIS, RICHARD CHARLES “Dick” 64 Howard Street Age 17 Saint Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Hobbies—Hunt- ing-Fishing; Favorite Study—Algebra; Clubs—Register, Traffic. 37 JONES, DONALD H. “Don” 80 Amory Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions—Service or Work; Hob- bies—Building Models; Favorite Study—English; Interesting Hap- penings While at Rindge—When Rindge Defeated Cambridge Latin. KOLOSHA, LEONARD M. “Tiny” 36 Jetrerson Street Age 16 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions—College; Favorite Study History; Teams—Football “52-53; Clubs—Safety Patrol.” LAMANTEA, GEORGE DOMENIC 63 Mount Vernon Street Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions—Northeastern or M.I.T.; Hobbies—Automobiles, Music; Favorite Study—Math (Algebra, Trigonometry); Clubs—Rindge Band, Key Club, Projection Club. LECH, ANTHONY HENRY “Dush’’ 202 Otis Street Age 17 Saint Hedwig’s Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Hobbies— Building Models; Favorite Study—Physics; Teams—Hockey; Clubs —Projection; Committees—Sophomore Junior Council; Interest- ing Happenings While at Rindge—Charlie Jenkins Breaking Track Records, No Fans at the Rindge Football Games, this causing a commotion in the newspapers. 38 LEPAGE, RICHARD J. Dicks 72 Corcoran Park Age 18 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions—Navy; Favorite Study— Architectural Drawing; Clubs—Key Club ‘53-54-55, Projection Club “52”; Committees—Key Club Anti-Vandalism Committee; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Member of ‘Neurotic Nine.” is he. L LEVESQUE, MAURICE JOSEPH “Moe” 32 Bellis Circle Age 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School; Intentions—Paratroopers; Hobbies—Building Model Planes and Ships; Favorite Study— History; Teams—Football. LEWIS, EDWARD T. Eda 122 Hillside Road, Watertown Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies—Music; Favorite Study—Mathematics; Clubs—Band; Committees—Fresh- man, Sophomore, and Junior Councils. LITTLE, GEORGE EVERETT “George” 204 Erie Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions—Undecided; Hobbies—Pool, Cards, Cars, Collecting Stamps; Favorite Study—History, Physics; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—On the Honor Roll or Honorable Mention the Four Years at Rindge. 39 MADISON, JOHN J. “Shorty” 227A Charles Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions—Work or Navy; Hobbies Model Building; Favorite Study—Aero Construction. MAHONEY, JAY J. Jendee 41 Linnean Street Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies—Playing Sports and Watching Sports Events; Favorite Study—French; Teams — Football Team, Hockey Manager; Clubs— Key Club, Rindge Register, National Honor Society, Senior Council; Com- mittees—Dance Committee, Good Government Day, Boys’ State, Yearbook Committee; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge— Rindge Basketball Team Making Tech Tourney, Track Team Win- ning National Championship. MALIESWSKI, ROBERT PETER “Bob” 33 Blakeslee Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions—Navy; Hobbies—Sports Books; Favorite Study—Mathematics; Teams—Basketball, Baseball. MANLEY, GEORGE F. 3 Exeter Park Age 19 Saint John’s Grammar School; Intentions—Working for Tele- phone Company; Hobbies—Fishing, Woodworking; Favorite Study —Electricity. MARAZZO, ALFRED ANTHONY “Fred” 134 Cushing St. Age 16 Grammar School—Haggerty; Intentions—Armed Services; Favorite Study—Radio; Athletic Teams—Baseball. MARCIN, PAUL “Rudy” 3 Emmons Place Age 17 Grammar School—Saint Paul’s; Intentions—College or Service; Hobbies- Sports and Music; Favorite Study—Mathematics; Ath- letic Teams—Football for Four Years, Co-Captain in last; Clubs —Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff; Committees—Senior Dance Com- mittees, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Councils, Vice-President of Senior Class; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Rindge Beating Latin in ’53. MARTINOS, PETER DIMITRIOS . “Marty” 119 Brookline St. Age 16 Grammar School—Webster; Intentions—Electrician; Favorite Study —Electrical Construction; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge —The Equipment in the Electrical Course at Rindge has improved very well. McBRINE, CHARLES “Chuck” 11 Newtowne Ct. Age 18 Grammar School—Saint Mary’s; Intentions—Undecided; Favorite Study—Aero Engines; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge— | noticed many changes in Rindge during my four years. 41 McCARTHY, LEONARD “Mac” 29 Newtowne Court Age 16 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions—Radio Technician; Hobbies —Drawing; Favorite Study—Radio-TV.; Teams—Baseball. McCORMACK, LEO JOSEPH “Mac” 10 Day Street Age 17 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions—College; Favorite Study —Math McDOUGALL, PAUL P. “Mac” 397 Walden Street Age 19 Russell Grammar School; Intentions—U.S.A.F.; Hobbies—Driving, Dancing, Hunting and Fishing, and Sports; Favorite Study— Printing; Teams—Hockey, Freshman Baseball. McGILVRAY, JOHN JOSEPH ““Moose”’ 1 Malcolm Road Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School; Hobbies—Hockey; Favorite Study— Architectural Drawing; Teams—Baseball, Hockey. 42 McGRATH, PAUL C. 122 Webster Ave. Age 18 St. Hedwig’s Grammar School; Intentions—Marines; Hobbies— Reading; Favorite Studies—Auto and English. McKENZIE, ROY JAMES “Mac” 64 Pleasant Street Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Favorite Study—Radio. McKINLEY, ROBERT G. “Bob”; “Mac’’ 78 Normandy Ave. Age 17 Russell Grammar School; Hobbies—Sports, Dancing, and Draw- ing; Favorite Study—English; Teams—Football, Hockey, Base- ball, and Track; Clubs—Register Staff, Key Club, Projection Club; Committees—Sophomore and Senior Councils, and Safety Patrol; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—The Social Hour in Homeroom 123, and the Rindge-Latin Games. McLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM E. “Bill” 46 Carver Street Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions—College; Hobbies—Hunting and Fishing; Favorite Study—Architecture; Teams—Hockey; Inter- esting Happenings While at Rindge—Rindge Beat Latin at Foot- ball. 43 McPHELIM, DAVID ROBERT “Scoop” 82 Kirkland St. Age 17 Grammar School—Saint Paul’s; Hobbies—Sports; Favorite Study —English; Athletic Teams—Baseball, 4 years, Basketball, Ist and 4th years; Clubs — Rindge Register, Editor-in-Chief, Yearbook Staff; Committees—National Honor Society Member, Freshman Council, Senior Dance Committee; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Went to Boys’ State in 1954. McWHIRK, WILLIAM H. “Slim” 271 Windsor St. Age 18 Grammar School—Patrick F. Gavin; Intentions—To Fly Planes for an Airline; Favorite Study—History; Athletic Teams—Sophomore Football; Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Being a member of the Junior Aero Class. MICHALS, PETER JOSEPH “Duke” 57 Seventh St. Age 17 Grammar School—St. Hedwigs; Intentions—College; Hobbies— Stamp Collecting, Model Airplane Building; Favorite Study— History. MOALLI, ROBERT F. “Moe” 18 B eech St. Age 19 Grammar School—Peabody; Favorite Study—English; Commit- tees—Senior Council. 44 MOSLEY, GEORGE FRANCIS 54 Concord Avenue St. Mary’s Grammar School; Intentions—College; Gardening, Stamp Coin Collecting; Favorite Clubs—Kiwanis Key Club, Safety Patrol; Committees—Key Club Anti Vandalism Committee. MULLIN, JAMES FRANCIS 15 Ellsworth Avenue Longfellow Grammar Automobiles; Safety Patrol. Favorite School; Intentions—College; Study—Mathematics; Clubs—Key Club, Study—Art; “Mo” Age 19 Hobbies— MULLEN, RONALD “Moon” 15 Murdock Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions—Navy; Hobbies—Swim- ming, Music; Favorite Study—Mathematics; Committees—Safety Patrol. Yim” Age 17 Hobbies— MUNROE, MALCOLM H. “Mal!” 122 Chestnut Street Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions—Mechanic; Hobbies—Flying; Favorite Study—Auto. MURPHY, KENNETH GORDON “Murph” 415 Putnam Avenue Age 19 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions—Army; Hobbies—Basket- ball; Favorite Study—Architectural Drawing; Clubs—Glee. MURPHY, RICHARD JOSEPH “Murph”, ‘Dick’ 219 Harvard Street Age 17 St Mary’s of the Annunciation Grammar School; Intentions—Un- decided; Hobbies—Automobiles; Favorite Study—Cabinetwork; Clubs—Projection. MURRAY, GARY T. “Copper” 44A Sacramento Street Age 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School, Andover; Intentions—College; Hobbies—Hockey, Football; Favorite Study—History, Trigonom- etry; Athletic Teams—Football, Hockey. NICHOLS, LIONEL FREDRICK “Nick” 279 Pearl Street Age 18 Morse Grammar School; Intentions—Work, College; Hobbies— Sports; Favorite Study—Mathematics; Athletic Teams—Baseball 51, Basketball 54; Clubs—Sophomore Council, Senior Council. NILSEN, JOHN O. 20 Marie Avenue Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions—Electrician; Favorite Study —Electrical Construction; Athletic Teams—Baseball 52 and 53. NORMILE, JAMES J. “Jimmy” 307 Pearl Street Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Intentions—Boston Uni- versity School of Music; Hobbies—Sports; Favorite Study— Welding. NORTON, WILLIAM PATRICK “Willie” 106 Raymond Street. Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions—Northeastern University; Hobbies—Hunting, Fishing; Favorite Study—Mathematics, Biology; Athletic Teams—Baseball, Golf, Hockey, Basketball; Clubs—Pro- jection Club, Safety Patrol. O’LEARY, ROBERT JOHN cou 118 Antrim Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Hobbies—Cook- ing; Favorite Study—History; Athletic Teams—Football 53-54, Basketball 51-53; Clubs—Traffic Club. 47 O’NEIL PAUL F. 69 Wendell Street Age 17 Agassiz Grammar School; Intentions—Air Force; Hobbies— Hockey; Athletic Teams—Hockey, 3 years. PERKINS, ROBERT J. UBobapeculedua - 24 Lee Street Age 18 Intentions—College; Hobbies—Automobile Design; Favorite Study —Mathematics; Clubs—Safety Patrol. = PONTE, JOHN M. “Pooch” 18 Hardwick Street Age 17 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions—Linotype Operator, Air Force; Hobbies—Photography; Favorite Study—History; Clubs— Projection. PRESTON, EARL “Pres” 29 Newtowne Court Age 16 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions—Service; Hobbies—Collect- ing Records; Favorite Study—Problems of Democracy. 48 PUNTONIO, JOSEPH ANTHONY “Joe” “Pont” 18 Rockwell Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Football, Fishing; Favorite Study: History, Welding. PURAS, ALFRED “AI! 10 Union Street Age 18 Wellington Grammar School; Intentions: College or Service; Favorite Study: Physics. RAYMOND, GORDON EDWARD “Gordie” “Ray” 237 River Street Age 17 Webster Grammar School; Intentions: Newspaper Work (Lino- type Operator); Hobbies: Sports, Record Collecting, Reading; Favorite Study: Linotype, English; Athletic Teams: Baseball 52-53; Committtees: Year Book Committee, Register Staff, Library Staff. ROBBIO, JOHN “Jackie” 358 Walden Street Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School; Intentions: Diesel School; Hob- bies: Automobiles, Machinery; Favorite Study: Auto; Athletic Teams: Football 51, 52, 53, 54 (co-captain); Clubs: Key Club, Projection Club; Committees: Traffic Squad. 49 ROMANOWSKI, BENJAMIN M. 132 Otis St. E. Camb. Age 18 St. Hedwigs Grammar School; Intentions: To Become an Aero- Engineer; Hobbies: Work; Favorite Study: Physics; Teams: Sand- lot Football; Clubs: Projection Club. ROSS, ROBERT R. 12 Camb. Terrace Age 18 Mt. Trinity Acad. Grammar School; Intentions: Elec.; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Studies: Elec.; Committees: Junior Council. ROWE, PHILIP F. 132 Chestnut St. Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Intentions: East Aero Tech.; Hobbies: Gas Models-Engines; Favorite Study; Aero; Teams: Fres. Football; Clubs: Junior and Senior Council. RYAN, JOHN L. “Rocky” 13 Lincoln St. Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Sports, Camping; Favorite Study: History, Physics; Teams: Baseball. 50 SALWAY, BERNARD C. 121 Hamilton Street “Bernie” Age 16 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Intentions: Detective; Hob- bies: Sports; Favorite Study: Linotype; Athletic teams: Track; Clubs: Projection; Interesting Happenings: Championship Relay 53. SANDERS, DANIEL G. 11 Hawthorne Avenue, Arlington Age 18 Pierce Grammar School, Arlington; West Junior High, Arlington; Intentions: Engineering College; Hobbies: Roller Skating, Antique Rifles, Aquatic Sports; Favorite Study: Physics. SHEA, RICHARD STEPHAN “Daffy” 18 Ware Street Age 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions: Army Officer; Hobbies: Hockey, Hunting, Baseball; Favorite Study: History. SHEA, ROBERT THOMAS “Bob” 18 Ware Street Age 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions: Printer; Favorite Study: History. 51 SHELVEY, LAWRENCE A. “Larry” 18 Ellery Street Age 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions: Linotype Operator; Hobbies: Photography, Model Railroading; Favorite Study: Linotype; Clubs: Key Club, Projection Club. SIMPSON, DAVID SCOTT “Dave” 33 Cambridge Terrace Age 17 Peabody Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Draft- ing; Favorite Study: Physics, Mathematics; Athletic Teams: Football 50-51; Clubs: Projection. SMITH, LAWRENCE R. “Larry” 270 Garden Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Radio; Favorite Study: English, History; Athletic Teams: Cross-country 51, Captain, 52, 53, 54. Track 51-55; Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol, Key. Club; Committees: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Coun- cil, President Junior Class, Dance Committees; Anti-Vandalism; Interesting Happenings: Championship Relay 53, Penn. Relay 52. SOUZA, EDMUND F. EC 184 Hampshire Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: English; Athletic Teams: Football 50-54; Clubs: Band; Interesting Happenings: Getting Our Football Sweaters. 52 STANFORD, LAWRENCE MARTIN “Larry” “Stan” 108 Reed Street Age 18 St. John’s Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Music, Sports; Favorite Study: English; Athletic Teams: Baseball 51-54, Basketball 51-54; Clubs: Key Club; Interesting Happenings: Basketball Team Won Suburban League Championship 53, Played In Tech. Tourney 53. STANIEWICZ, ALFRED J. “AI! 186 Otis Street Age 18 St. Hedwig Grammar School; Intentions: Undecided; Hobbies: Meteorological; Favorite Study: Printing. STANTON, RICHARD A. “Dick” 327 Concord Avenue Age 17 Lewis Junior High School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, Music; Favorite Study: History, French; Athletic Teams: Track 51-55; Clubs: Rindge Register, Safety Patrol, Projection, Science, Key Club; Committees: Senior Dance Committee, Year- book Staff; Interesting Happenings: Penn. Relay 53, Champion Relay 52, Trip To New York 55. STATHOPOULOS, GREGORY JAMES “Gregg” 127 Magazine Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions: College. 53 STEAD, CHARLES LEWIS “Crew” 54 Hayes Street Age 17 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Model Building; Favorite Study; Math; Teams: Football 52-53-54, Basket- ball 53-54-55, Track 53-54-55; Clubs: Key; Committees: Fresh- man and Sophomore Class President, Senior Council; Interest- ing Happenings: Championship basketball team 54 and 55; Winning B.A.A. meet. SULLIVAN, JOHN EDWARD “Sully” 103 Pleasant Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions: Auto Mechanic; Hobbies: Music; Favorite Study: Auto and English; Clubs: Key Club 53-54, 54-55, Senior Council 54-55, Projection Club 54-55; Interesting Happenings: The undefeated and unscored year for the Junior Varsity. SULLIVAN, JOHN FRAN CIS “Sully” 93 Montgomery Street Age 17 St. Peters Grammar School; Intentions: Work or Navy; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: History; Teams: Basketball; Clubs: Projec- tion Club; Interesting Happenings: Win over Latin. SULLIVAN, KEVIN Skev” 4 Hutchinson Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School; Intentions: Army; Favorite Study: Radio; Committees: Junior Council. 54 TAMULYNAS, JOHN J. “Tammy” 60 Austin Street Age 17 Immaculate Conception Grammar School; Intentions: Navy; Hobbies: Swimming; Favorite Study: Radio and Television. TAVARES, ANTONIO GOMES “Tony” 64 Hurley Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School; Intentions: Army; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: Algebra and Architect Drawing; Teams: Basket- ball 51; Clubs: Projection Club. THOMAS, DONLEN M. “Don” 40 Clarensen Avenue Age 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School; Intentions: Air Force; Favorite Study: English; Committees: Safety Patrol. THOMPSON, DONALD SHAW “Don” 8 Kinnaird Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions: College or the Service; Hobbies: Pigeons and Model Trains; Favorite Study: Math; Teams: Track. 55 THOMPSON, GEORGE L. “Tammy” 521 Green Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: History; Teams: Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54, Base- ball Manager 51, 52, 53, 54, Football 52, 53, 54; Committees: Rindge Register; Interesting Happenings: Beating Latin in 54. TOSCANO, ROBERT F. “Tusky”’ 137 Holworthy Street Age 16 Haggerty Grammar School; Intentions: Prep School; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: Algebra; Teams: Hockey 51, Football 51, Baseball 51, Football 52; Clubs: Sophomore, Junior and Senior Council. TRACEY, ARTHUR “Art” 12 Marney Street Age 17 Kelley Grammar School; Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: History; Teams: Basketball; Interesting Happen- ings: The winning of the Penn Relay. TRACY, RONALD “Tracy” 424 Broadway Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions: Air Force; Hobbies: Play Guitar; Favorite Study: English and History; Teams: Baseball, Football and Basketball. 56 VEINOTTE, LESLIE “Bud” 11 Humbolt Street Age 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School; Intentions: College; Hobbies: Trop- ical Fish; Favorite Study: English; Teams: Baseball and Basket- ball; Clubs: Safety Patrol. WALCOTT, LEO O. “Soupie” 15 Douglas Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School; Intentions: Service; Favorite Study: History; Teams: Baseball, Basketball and Football 52-53-54-55; Interesting Happenings: Rindge won C. H. L. S. 20-0 in 53. WALDMAN, PHILIP “Phil” 20 Highland Avenue Age 17 Breed Grammar School; Intentions: M. |. T.; Hobbies: Model Building; Favorite Study; Machine Drafting. WALLACE, ROBERT H. “Split” 56 Chestnut Street Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School; Intentions: Printing Trade, Service; Hobbies: Sports; Favorite Study: Printing; Teams: Football 51; Clubs: Projection Club; Committees: Junior Council and Safety Patrol. 57 WALSH, THOMAS RICHARD “Smokey” 228 Lake View Avenue Age 17 St. Peters Grammar School; Intentions: Diesel; Hobbies: Auto- racing, Football, Baseball; Favorite Study: Auto; Interesting Happenings: Graduation. WARD, CECIL A. “AI! “Wardy” 342 Cambridge Street Age 18 Thorndike Grammar School; Intentions: Aviation Mechanic; Hobbies: Automobile Mechanics, Airplane Modeling, Music, Sports, Dancing, Billards, Fishing; Favorite Study: Aeronatics; Athletic Teams: Track 52-53; Clubs: Projection; Interesting Hap- penings: Junior Year In The Aero Course. WESTGATE, BERNARD C. Jr. “Bernie” 159 Pearl Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School; Intentions: College; Favorite Study: Mathematics; Clubs: Glee, Key; Committees: Senior Dance, Council 51-52-53-54; Interesting Happenings: Winner of Ford Industrial Arts Award. WILSON, WILLIAM WALTER “Bill” 43 Ant Street Age 16 Longfellow Grammar School; Intentions: Electronics; Hobbies: Radio Repairs; Favorite Study: Radio Television; Clubs: Pro- jection; Committees: Honor Society Council 51-53; Interesting Happenings: Installation Of Honor Society, Penn Relay. 58 KANAKARIS, STANLEY “Stan” 278 Broadway Street A ge 17 Fletcher Grammar School; Intentions: Service; Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Archery, Camping; Favorite Study: Materials Of Industry. 59 PETERSON, ALAN C. “AI” “Pete” 595 Franklin Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School; Hobbies: Bowling, Pool, Swimming; Committees: Council 53; Interest- ing Happenings: My First 80 In My Senior Year. Class Will We the Senior Class of 1955, of the Rindge Technical School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, being of unsound mind and body and aware of the fact that we will meet our end eventually, do hereby leave this document as our last will and testi- ment: To the Juniors we leave the privilege of being called Seniors. To the Silent Sophomores we leave our secret underground tunnel to Cambridge High Latin. To the Freshman we leave the thought of only “three” more years. To all future Rindge Men we leave the happiness of spending four years behind these gray walls, with a splended view of the school across the way and it’s lovely occupants. To Mr. McCabe we leave our wishes that he will spend many more years at Rindge as its wise and affable headmaster. To the both Mr. Kellehers we leave empty detention rooms, which the Seniors have so ably filled. To Mr. John Kelleher we leave a pair of roller skates so he can track down deten- tion room boys. To all the coaches we leave the difficult job of developing teams from the material they receive. To Mr. O'Connell we leave a History book entitled “A Rindge boy’s Outlook at History. In all sincerity we wish the teachers have had an enjoyable time teaching us as we have spent in learning. To Mr. Mahoney we leave the job of trying to develop a successful Senior Class. To Mr. Burke we leave the title of “Trigger.” . S To Mr. Fogg we leave a 2000 page joke book to replace the one he found in 1905S. To Mr. Wadden we leave one phonograph record entitled, “THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY.” . ‘ To Mr. Charles O’Connor we leave a self-tilting waste basket, which will make it e twice as easy to kick papers under it. ‘ To To Mr. Jennings we leave a ton of plexiglass. To Mr. Powers we leave an entire library of modern Christmas plays. To Mr. Eugene Fitzgerald we leave the wonderful job of chasing around after lost English books. Also to Mr. Powers we leave the title of “THE BEST DRESSED MAN OF 55.” Having now disposed of all our worldy posssessions, we do hereby subscribe our names as representatives of the Class of 1955. “The Class of 1955” Class History We the Class of 1955 feel it only fitting and proper that we make this brief record of events that have taken place here at Rindge in the past four years. On September 6, 1951 we became students at Rindge. To the upper classmen we were only simple little freshmen and nothing more. Many of us became lost during our first few days at Rindge, but as time went on we became familiar with this great building. As freshmen we elected Charlie Stead as president of our class. We placed many men on various sports teams; to name only a few, men like Edward Collymore, Lawrence Smith,Charlie Stead, and Pau! Anderson. During our freshman year we suffered a great loss when Mr. Wiseman passed away. Mr. Shea return- ed to Rindge to take Mr. Wiseman’s place. As summer came upon us we were most anxious to leave Rindge, but more was our anxiety to return and start a new year in a few months. After our first and very interesting year at Rindge, we re-entered the school as sophomores. We were now a little older, and a little better able to understand the problems of life. We now began to look at ourselves to find out who would be our athletes, our academic stu- dents, and our class officers. In choosing the president from the many boys who were well suited for the position, our number one choice was “Charlie” Stead, who also proved to be a track star along with “Eddie” Collymore and “Larry” Smith, just to mention a few. The boy who topped the list as our highest aca- demic student was Jay Mahoney, a favorite among all boys at Rindge. Spring came soon and was quickly followed by the end of the sophomore year. We now looked forward to becoming juniors, and most of us were determined to go higher in all respects. Come September 10 we re-entered Rindge as jun- iors. We realized that we had only one year to go. After this one, when we would graduate from Rindge. During our junior year we were confronted with the sudden death of Mr. Charles G. Harrington, assistant superintendent of schools, and Mr. Samuel J. Cohen, teacher of chemistry at Rindge. 61 In the field of sports we made history that will live on long after we have left Rindge. Our football team defeated Cambridge High and Latin in the traditional Thanksgiving Day game by a score of 20 to 0. Our junior varsity fooiball team ended its season undefeated untied, and unscored upon. In track, men like Charlie Stead, Edward Collmore, and Lawrence Smith brought to Rindge the honor of being the New England champions. Our junior year is slowly coming to an end, but we have left behind us a year of which we can be rightfully proud. September came once again, and we prepared to enter Rindge as seniors. We were destined to have the most successful dances in Rindge’s long history. The senior council and senior dance committee are due a great deal of credit for the efficient manner in which they conducted the many senior activities. A great deal of our success is due to the unselfish efforts on the part of Mr. William H. Mahoney, our faculty advisor, who worked right along with the councilors. In sports we lost our football game to Latin, but the Rindge spirit was there and that’s what counts. The players played their hearts out and certainly were a credit to Rindge. We made up for this loss in the many other athletic activities in which the sc’ ool participated. Again as in the past years our track team has given a splendid account of itself. On June 9, 1955 the doors of Rindge will close be- hind us for the last time. Some of us will continue our education at college, and others will go out into the world as factory workers, office workers, and members of the armed services. Wherever we go, or whatever we do, we will al ways look back with pride and cherished remembrances of the school days we spent here at Rindge. YEAR BOOK STAFF FRONT ROW: Faculty Advisor William H. Mahoney, T. Hurley, R. McKinley, G. Raymond, R. Gibson, P. Maroln, R. Stanton, P. Anderson, R. Moalli. SECOND ROW: J. Bourgeois, R. Cunningham, E. Colly More, R. Friesecke, C. Stead, D. McPhelan, J. Harris, G. Andrews, J. Sullivan, J. Mahoney. THIRD ROW: H. Berman, B. Westgate, G. Ferrari. 62 MR. HARRY PARRIS Physics MR. JOSEPH NISSEN Metallurgy MR. THOMAS EGAN Cabinet-Making MR. ARTHUR F. L. MORASH Radio Television MR. ALBERT S. COYNE Mech. Drawing MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Problems of Democracy MR. WILLIAM REGAN English MR. VINCENT BURKE Mathematics MR. LEO JENNINGS Chemistry MR. JOHN CARCHIA Automobile MR. HERBERT HODGDON Electricity MR. LEVERETT PREBLE Machine MR. HARRY EATON Free Hand Drawing MR ROBERT SWEENEY Aeronautics MR. LOUIS FERRARI Welding MR. EDMUND CRAWLEY Elec. Maintainance Only Two To A Customer Get Your Feet Off That Stool A Successful Dance Locker Period Honor Students JAY J. MAHONEY CHARLES S. COFFEY WILLIAM W. WILSON PETER E. COFFEY DAVID P. McPHELIM WILLIAM C. BAKER GERALD T. FERRARI WALLACE C. DAVIS LEO J. McCORMACK EDWARD T. LEWIS PAUL A. MARCIN DAVID S. SIMPSON BERNARD C. WESTGATE DAVID G. CLEARY MOST CONSCIENTIOUS MOST ACCOMMODATING JAY MAHONEY BERNARD WESTGATE MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST SINCERE MOST TALKATIVE PAUL MARCIN CHARLES STEAD HARLES COFFEY HARVEY BERMAN er MOST DEPENDABLE MOST HUMOROUS MOST EARNEST MOST INDUSTRIOUS DAVID McPHELIM LESLIE VEINOTTE EDWARD LEWIS VINCENT CALLENDAR 69 Hall Of Fame HEARTIEST LAUGHER GREATEST DREAMER WILLIAM HOWELL JOHN CAMERON BEST DANCER BEST DRESSER MOST BASHFUL BEST DISPOSITION ROBERT HUTSON ROLAND GIBSON EDWARD COLLYMORE RICHARD STANTON i SMOOTHEST LINE TALLEST SHORTEST BEST ALL AROUND IRVING BURKE CHARLES STEAD DONALD HUTCHINSON CLASS OF 1955 70 FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Mr. W. Boudreau; G. Elanjian; D. Scott; J. Howell; T. Burt; P. Callinan; N. Brooks; A. Vienott. McCarthy; J. Mahoney; W. Howell; J. Robbio; P. Marcin; D. Nadeau; THIRD ROW: R. Williams; L. Johnson; P. Anderson; A. Olivera; J. A. Meurant; R. Rivinius; R. Gibson; P. Anciello; T. Cheney. Elder; F. Morretti; L. Walcott; W. Boyle; M. Levesque; R. Cox; R. SECOND ROW: A. Suchareski; E. Souza; R. Norton; R. O’Leary; M. Carroll; R. Burgess. Berrigan; T. Hurley; R. McKinley; K. Pacunas; J. Murphy; P. Saia; R. 1955 Football Team With a rugged schedule facing us, a small but determined squad set out to bring home the bacon to Rindge. In the Fall, Mr. Boudreau along with his assistants Dick Charl- ton (formerly of Boston College) and Robert Jutas (formerly of Rindge) set out to de- velop a team which could face such opposition. After losing our first two games to Newton and Leominster, people began to notice that we had a small squad and wanted to know the reason. When the crisis about drop- ping football at Rindge became evident, students became enthusiastically interested and a flood of new candidates reported to bolster the squad. The following Saturday the newly spirited team made a fine showing against Water- town. After bowing to Lawrence Central, we came back to defeat Keith Academy of Lowell 33 to 6. This game was won for Mr. Lynch who was due to enter the hospital and the winning ball was presented to him by the co-captains after the game. In the following weeks we met Everett and Malden Catholic before crushing New Bedford 29 to 0. The Thanksgiving Game was postponed to the following Sunday. The bitterly fought game which provided an interesting afternoon for those present was won by C.H.L.S. Although the season record shows 2 wins and 7 losses it does not explain the great odds and obstacles the team overcame. The following Seniors leaving are: Co-captains W. Howell, P. Marcin, and J. Robbio, P. Anderson, T. Hurley, R. O’Leary, E. Souza, M. Levesque, L. Walcott, J. Mahoney, R. McKinley. al BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: R. LaVie D. Scholl, C Stead, co-capt, G. Thompson, A. Tracey. co-capt, R. Williams. THIRD ROW: Coach T. Murphy, Freshman Coach D. Creedon, Train- SECOND ROW: E. Washington, J. Murphy, J. Powers, R. Maliewski, er W. Linskey. Basketball Team Coach Mr. Thomas J. Murphy Our 1954-1955 basketball team proved to be one of the best in the history of our great school. For the second consecutive year it was the winner of the Suburban League Title. Newton and Cambridge Latin proved to be our toughest rivals, with Newton and Rindge being tied for the league lead for most of the season. Our other loss to Arlington was an upset in which the absence of the injured Rudy Williams was sorely felt. Due to the splendid coaching of Coach Murphy the team brought honor and glory in its many good performances on the courts. This season saw Douglas Scholl shattering the Suburban League record of 230 points by scoring 244 points. The starting five consisted of seniors George Thompson and Charlie Stead, who were the co-captains, and juniors Doug Scholl, Rudy Williams and Ron Lavie. Other seniors were Lawrence Stanford, Leo Walcott, Robert Maliewski and Arthur Tracy. Out of the twelve games played on the regular seasonal schedule our team won 9 and lost 3. Here are the scores of those games. Where Opponents Rindge Played Newton 2225s 7 Ponsa Newton 32am 66 62 aN Brookline=s-semea 45 ES AS) Brooklinés_22 === 61 7 Oe R Arlingtones== saeees 78 O69 Seen ke Watertown _______ 67 182 Sea Watertown _______ of pe. SNS Arlington) 22a 68 7O@ ek Wealth cnt eaeneeaee 62 OOme een Waltham eee 68 782 Cambridge Latin __ 74 (Ope ss ete Cambridge Latin ___ 78 65: 2a In addition to winning the league title we played an exhibition with Malden Catholic which we won 77-57. 72 RINDGE HOCKEY TEAM FRONT ROW: Coach W. Mahoney, P. O’Neil, J. McGivray, H. Lech, Adoo, R. Barrett, R. Doyle Mgr. Capt. R. Crocker, R. McKinley, J. Bourgeois, Trainer, W. Linskey. THIRD ROW: J. Quinlan, J. Mitcheil, J. Sullivan, T. McCarthy. SECOND ROW: J. Mahoney Mgr., F. Mahoney, P. Eichelroth, J. Mc- Hockey 54-55 This year having six returning lettermen, Crocker, Lech, McKinley, MacGilvray, Hamlin, and Eichelroth, we anticipated a more or less favorable season. However, due to lack of practice and injuries in the latter part of the season this did not hold true. The only bright parts of our season were when we played our arch-rivals, C.H.L.S. In our first contest we downed them 2-1. Roger Hamlin blasted in the first goal un- assisted, and a minute after the game was tied up and 66 seconds before the final bell Bob McKinley on a pass from Jack MacGilvray lifted in the winning goal. Credit for this game should also go to Capt. Bob Crocker and Hank Lech who gave it their usual best. Our last game of the season against C.H.L.S. proved to be our best of the year. Although we lost Bob Crocker early in the first period, and starting center Roger Hamlin was sidelined with an injury our team inspired by our star goalie Hank Lech went on to victory. Jack MacGilvray got the first goal and Paul Eichelroth collected the next two, one of which he was assisted by Fran Mahoney. The final was 3-1. We, the members of the graduating class, would now like to wish Coach Mahoney lots of luck and success with his future teams. Capt. Bob Crocker was the only member from Cambridge to make the G.B.I. All-Star squad. Individual Scoring. Players G A Pts. MacGilvray l 1 2 MacKinley 4 0 4 Bourgeois 1 l 2 Eichelroth 3 0 3 Crocker 0 l 1 Hamlin 1 2 3 Mahoney 0 1 1 73 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: L. Wingood, D. Nadeau, R. Stanton, C. Stead, L. Smith, Souza, R. O’Brien, E. Jackson, G. Burrell, R. Lee, T. McFaun, D. Capt. E. Collymore, J. Elder, R. Buchanan, R. Gibson, P. Grant, F. Cleary, N. Brooks. Moretti. THIRD ROW: Coach Thomas Duffy, J. Thomas, D. Scott, J. Layne, T. SECOND ROW: H. Berman, R. Hallisey, R. Furtardo, R. Coffil, J. Petrillo, W. Boyle, J. Carter, Trainer William Linskey. Track Team We looked forward to our track season with great expectations; for we proudly carried many titles into competition with us. It was our purpose to defend them to the best of our ability. On New Year’s Day, under the able direction of our Coach, Mr. Thomas Duffy, we took our first step towards defending our title by defeating Newton. From there we went on undefeated in the ‘Met’ League duel meets to win the Metropolitan League champion- ship. During the “Met” League, seniors Lawrence Smith, Charles Stead, Captain Edward Collymore, and junior Joseph Elder went undefeated in their events. In the B.A.A. meet held at the Boston Garden, R. Gibson, L. Smith, C. Stead, E. Collymore, D. Nadeau, R. Buchanan, and J. Elder supplied us with enough points to win In the State meet, the same boys along with R. Stanton scored points for Rindge. Due to illness, Smith and Nadeau were unable to run. Rindge having to win the relay to win the meet started on towards victory. There occurred an unfortunate collision between the second and third men. This caused us to place second in the meet. On February 18th, Joseph Elder, Lawrence Smith, and Edward Collymore, along with their coach, Mr. Duffy, left from New York to represent Rindge in the Nationals at Madison Square Garden. At this meet Joseph Elder won the 60 yard dash and Edward Collymore won the 440 yard run. Although Lawrence Smith was unable to qualify in the 1000 yard event, Rindge with 10 points won the Nationals. However, all praise to the man mainly responsible for the glorious victory, our coach, Mr. Tom Duffy, for without him, we would never have returned as National champions. 74 CAPT. EDWARD COLLYMORE AND COACH THOMAS DUFFY RELAY TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Elder, L. Smith, R. Buchanan, E. Collymore, R Stanton, C. Stead, Coach T. Duffy. 75 MR. GIBSON Baseball 1954-55 Coach Gibson, in his fifth year at Rindge, is very optimistic about Rindge’s chances for the coming base- ball season. The returning lettermen are two infielders. Jack Bourgeois at third base and Dave McPhelim at second base. Ably assisting Coach Gibson this year will be cap- tain and catcher Frank Moretti. The following seniors are expected to make their bid for the varsity this year; Bob Buchanan, Larry Stan- ford, “Soupie” Walcott, Ron Tracy, and John Ryan. Foot-ball Candids pes ey ls 78 KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Diehl, R.. Stryker, D. Cleary, R. Friesecke, R. Walsh, Mr. Ladd, Mr. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: A. Avakian, B. Westgate, G. Lamantea, R. Cunningham, L. Shelvy, R. Le-, Page, R. Ciccolo, L. Westgate. THIRD ROW: T. Christo, T. Geanis, L. Mc Leod, J. Costa, G. Trodden, A. 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