Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

ee Phe sav woe Yh ? RPC e BAe FOUND : ER a } hece ies GHOOL WHERE BOYS vey ) 7p RE V STRUCTION IN THE MANUAL ARTS: 5 yh NaN LESSONS: OF FAITHFUL INDUSTRY “ys INNID WISE. a QNOMY. AND TO ACQUIRE : HABITS ee 4S, re DUGE TO THE MAINTENANCE OF ae u AND A say OF CHARAGTER™ 4 4) | URIOSE “Or THE FOUNDER Was sucerss-| OPED THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF, bs RINCIPALS OF THE SCHOOL + 4.44 A NBR ac ace] A19OF °F . et ITTE —s 4 OM 4A a A a 7 MS Jesse ae He , ns iii W: POON A Po 2) — _ i MR. JOHN WOOD Headmaster Emer SENIOR CLASS YEARBOOK 1957 RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS DEDICATION Through his untiring efforts and personal intérest in us, we are about to step over the threshold into a new life. Here in- deed is a beacon that will guide and encourage us along our devious ways. The class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven herewith dedi- cate its yearbook to Mr. Francis T. McCabe, our genial headmaster. MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE 7 Os 7 re) ‘ lea Psho The Class of 1957 looking back over the last four years views with affection and admiration the man that will be responsible for any suc- cess we attain in the future. This kind and understanding man served as an inspiration to every member of the Senior Class. He will remain a potent influence on the future classes. Through the leadership of Mr. McCabe, the Rindge Technical School has gained acclaim for its ability to develop capable youths who go on to become exemplary citizens in this complex civilization of ours. We would be remiss, Mr. McCabe, if before leaving we did not express our heartfelt gratitude for all you have done for us and let us assure you that you will remain forever in our fond memories. MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools PROLOGUE Here in Rindge we planted the seed of a better life. The as- sociation of our four years will bear fruit in a more complex world outside. Therefore we should cherish the memories of four happy years at Rindge and we hope this yearbook will serve to supply a visible bond containing as it does a record of the accomplishments of our class. We have reasons to be proud of these accomplishments having displayed fine cooperation to make our class a success. MR. EDWARD J. DANEHY Assistant Superintendent of Schools Because of your untiring efforts and your great interest in the prob- lems that confronted us during our stay at Rindge we feel our tenure at Rindge has been made a much happier one. You showed us the right path to follow and warned us against the pitfalls and disaster that would follow taking the wrong path. For this, Mr. Kelleher, we shall forever be indebted. The Class of 1957 wishes for you, Mr. Kelleher, many years of health and happiness. MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster Because of your untiring effort and great interest in the problems that confronted us during our years at Ringe and because it was you, Mr. Kelleher, that saw the rights and wrong in us, we are greatly indebted to you. The Class of 1957 will always remember you, Mr. Kelleher, as a man of high qualities, fair decisions and a man capable of leading our class to the road of success. It was through your kind advice that many of us reached our goal. The class wishes you many years of happiness and success. MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Advisor MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Guidance Director + eeeee beaet +t ages sttett SS eet t MR eENR Yee by NER Department Head—Foreign Languages MR. CHARLES A. LINEHAN Department Head—Mathematics igi aimmnewt nei: ib cdhdatammsinein a MR. RAYMOND MR. EUGENE FITZGERALD, Department Head—English MR. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL, Department Head—Social Studies SENIOR COUNCIL Front row, left to right: Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; J. Costa, R. Calkins, J. Bertelli, R. Genewicz, G. Crapulli, R. Cox, R. Henry, A. Di Gregorio. Back row: J. Flaherty, W. Cummings, E. Taves, J. Bald- win, D. Bocuzzo, G. MacDonald, V. Campbell, P. Sheehan, R. Johnson, A. Simoes. President ROBERT M. GENEWICZ Vice President GERALD R. CRAPULLI Treasurer Secretary RODNEY A. COX JAMES R. BERTELLI ANCIELLO, PATRICK M. “Sonny” 18 Springfield Street Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Merchant Marines HOBBIES: Building and Customizing Cars; Making Model Ships FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra CLUB: National Hot Rod Association ANDERSON, CHARLES “Andy” 469 Huron Avenue Age 17 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College Hobby: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics APPLEBY, HARRY PATRICK “App” 1 Hastings Square Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing and Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Auto CLUBS: Junior Village A. C. ARNOTT, JOHN A. “Arnie” 122 Sherman Street Age 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBY: Weight Lifting FAVORITE STUDY: Printing CLUBS: Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Senior Council ARTHUR, RAYMOND M. “Artie” 12 Arnold Circle Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School! INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Baseball, Basketball, and Hockey FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra—Counselor AVERY, KENNETH PAUL “Ken” 40 Westmoreland Street Dor. Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Aeronautics HOBBIES: Skating—Coin Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra N (a ar Fe VJ BALDWIN, JOSEPH JEFFREY “Joe” | A 1130 Massachusetts Avenue Age 17 | St. Paul’s Grammar School : INTENTIONS: College. HOBBIES: Bowling, Stamp Collecting, and Model Building. FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football, J. V. Baseball and Basket- ball. CLUBS: Student Council. COMMITTEES: Dance and Yearbook. j a ie BANKS, JAMES A. “Jim” 236 Western Avenue Age 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: History—English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 53, Baseball 53, Track 55-56, Basketball 53-54-55 CLUBS: Science Club COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council—Treasurer BEALS, CHARLES ROBERT “Bob” 17 Ellsworth Avenue Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer ) | FAVORITE STUDY! Print g) Chemistry 1 va VY | a a i BELLEZA, TIMOTHY S. line 402 Roberts Road Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDIES: History, Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 55-5 6, Football 53-54 CLUBS: DeMolay COMMITTEES: Treasurer 55, Register Staff BERNIER, PAUL “Junior” 192 Green Street Age 19 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Bowling, Billiards FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity eer ae ee ee es BERTELLI, JAMES RICHARD “Say” 136 Rindge Avenue Age 17 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS Golf 55-56-57 COMMITTEES: Student Council 55-56-57—Senior Class Treasurer 57 BIRT, RAYMOND. J. “Hollywood” 29 Wood Street Age 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 56-57, Baseball 54, Football 55 COMMITTEES: Senior Council BOCGUZZO RANITHONYS DAVID2 8 Guzzo 84 Washington Elms Age 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports, Hunting, and Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Student Council BRAGALONE, GEORGE P. “Polar Bear” 49 Seventh Street Age 18 Saint Francis of Assisi Grammar School INTENTIONS: Engineering Assistant and Clerk HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making COMMITTEES: Junior Council, and Safety Patrol ie” vat atk re ; eee a ne 8 rl | a? BROOKS, NEIL R. “Bucky’’—“Brooksie”’ 36 Copley Street Age 17 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Football INTERESTING HAPPENINGS WHILE AT RINDGE: Trips to Track Meets in New York and Phila- delphia BRUSARD, WILLIAM EDWARD “Pork” 72 Allston Street Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: History, Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football BUDRA, FRANCIS ROBERT (Eonts. 4 Union Street Age 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics CLUBS: Key Club, and CYO HOBBIES: Short-Wave Radios, and Sketching FAVORITE STU DY: Electronics BURGESS, ROBERT F. “Bird” 255 Windsor Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBY: Bowling FAVORITESSTUDY: Mathematics BYRNES, HAROLD LEONARD “Lenny” 210 Hamilton Street Age 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBY: Building Model Boats and Planes FAVORITE STUDY: Machine CALKINS, RICHARD M. 383 Harvard Street Saint Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: — Two-Color Bowling. FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Footbal 55-56 St. Paul’s Baseball. PENING: Day | Pitched a COMMITTEES: Dance, and CARBONE, ROBERT M. 17 Fifth Street Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Business School FAVORITE STUDY: English, Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAM: Baseball 53 CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Freshman Councilor ok Wa “Zeke” Age 18 Pressman. HOBBY: | 53, Baseball 53-54- INTERESTING HAP- One Hitter and Lost. Yearbook. CAMPBELL, VINCENT PAUL “Soupy”’ 594 Putnam Avenue Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction COMMITTEES: Senior Council “Bobby” Age 17 CARROLL, FREDERICK MARTIN “Fred” 3 West Place Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Painting, Baseball, and Science Fiction FAVORITE STUDY: Physics COMMITTEES: Junior Councilor CARTER, JOAN J. 97 Chilton Street INTENTIONS: Service HOBBY: Music CLUBS: Safety Patrol CASSIDY, THOMAS JOHN “Hoppy” 25 Aberdeen Avenue Age 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Billiards and Working on Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 53-54 CLUBS: Safety Patrol and Projection 32 Plymouth Street INTENTIONS: College CLARK, ALAN R. “AI 154 Pearl Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAM: Basketball 53 CLUBS: Honor Society, Sophomore and Junior Councilor Russell Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track and Baseball CERQUA, PAUL JOHN Kelley Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics HOBBY: Jazz Records ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 53 CLUBS: Band and Key Club COMMITTEES: Freshman and Junior Council , “Sack” Age 18 CLINTON, THOMAS JAMES “Moose” 21 Newtowne Court Age 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Weight Lifting, and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 55, Hockey 56-57 COAKLEY, ROBERT JAMES “Coke” 1304 Cambridge Street Age 18 St. Theresa Grammar School INTENTIONS: Catholic Priest HOBBIES: Drum and Bugle Corps FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: St. Catherine CYO and Post 19 American Legion CORKERY, JOHN JOSEPH “Joe” 7 Howard Street Age 20 HOBBY: Working on Motorcycles CLUB: Watch City Motorcycle Club COSGROVE, JOHN FRANCIS elrish 25 Antrim Street Age 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Police Force CLUBS: CYO, Marine Corps Reserve COSTA, JOHN JAMES “Johnnie” 47 Lopez Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Numismatics FAVORITE STUDY: Science CLUBS: Honor Society, Science Club, 4 years on Student Council, Rindge Register, Key Club, Yearbook Staff COTE, PAUL JOSEPH 26 Reed Street Age 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Automobile Designer HOBBIES: Model Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Art y COX, RODNEY ALEXANDER “Parker” 121 Richdale Avenue Age 19 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: College. HOBBIES: Hunting, Fish- ie ing, Music. FAVORITE STUDY: History. ATH- - LETIC TEAMS: Baseball 54-55-56-57, Football 53-54-55-56, Track 54. CLUBS: Student Coun- gd cil 53-55-56, and Safety Patrol. COMMITTEES: Senior Secretary. CRAPULLI, GERALD R. “Jerry’ 41 Magee Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics COMMITTEES: Student Council 53-54-56 INTERESTING HAPPENING: Elected Vice President of the Senior Class and Representing Rindge on Student Government Day at the State House CUMMINGS, WILLIAM EUGENE “Skippy” 193 Hurley Street Age 18 Putnam Grammar Schoo! INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Cross Country COMMITTEES: Junior, Senior Council 94 Otis Street Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force Cadet School HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry DALEY, THOMAS CHARLES Afelaay. 145 Chilton Street Age 17 Saint Peters Grammar School INTENTIONS: Telephone Company HOBBIES: Billiards FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics et DELLANO, LOUIS JOSEPH 15 Fifth Street Putnam Grammar School , “B HOBBIES: Model Cars, Cars, and Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics American Lodge COMMITTEES: Student Council 53-54 a� ‘ Es % a — D'ALBA, PAUL MANUEL SOUTH « Age 17 lackie”’ Age 17 INTENTIONS: Electrician or Electrical Engineer CLUBS: CYO, Projection, YMCA, and Italian and DI GREGORIO, ANTHONY J. “Garouch” 25 Third Street Age 19 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Engineering HOBBIES: Weight Lifting FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry CLUBS: YMCA COMMITTEES: Student Council DILLON, THOMAS PETER “Tommy” 65 Winthrop Street Age 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School HOBBY: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Auto Shop ATHLETIC TEAM: Baseball DOHERTY, EDWARD J. “Eddie” 107 Antrim Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Safety Patrol at No Photo AVAILABLE DOHERTY, GEORGE BERNARD “Barney” 214 Garden Street Age 19 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBY: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics DOIRON, ALFRED JOSEPH 32 Jefferson Park Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBY: Billiards FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics COMMITTEES: Student Council DOTTIN, GEORGE ANDREW “Bubba” 138 Western Avenue Age 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTION: College th HN Ai Bee PW: ee ie HOBBIES: Swimming and Billiards RRL y 2: Ue ee oe FAVORITE STUDY: English | GAG ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball and Football CLUBS: Panthers . es ATER S = SASS = a Fs JOR Ses 5 S SPSS I SS B Sas Sa S SS os Sis ee eres DOYLE, BERNARD PATRICK “Bernie” 6 Fairview Avenue d Age 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTION: Navy HOBBY: Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: Auto EAGLES, WARREN WILLIAM “Bird” 115Y2 Hampshire Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: P.G., College HOBBIES: Billiards and Pictures of Sports Celebrities FAVORITE STUDIES: Physics and Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football ELANJIAN, GEORGE “Arbo” 211 Harvard Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 53-55-56 CLUBS: Projection EPPS, WILLIAM “Bibse 12 Callender Street Age 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Records, Trains, and Art FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS) Baseball 53, and Basketball 53 CLUBS: Safety ash FERRANTI, JOHN 33 Hunting Street Age 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: P.G. Course FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUB: Band FERREIRA, JOSEPH M. “Joe” 250 Webster Street Age 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force % HOBBIES: Bowling, Movies, and Billiards Q A | FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Projection, and Safety FITZGERALD, ROBERT GORDAN “Fitzy” 169 Spring Street Age 18 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mechanic HOBBIES: Bowling, and Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball CLUBS: East End Union, Safety, and Projection - set x FLAHERTY, JAMES P. “diane 347 Broadway Street Age 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School HOBBIES: Sports, Parties, and the YMCA ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football and Track CLUBS: YMCA, Cambridge Basketball League, the Courts ——— || I FOLEY, RICHARD FRANCIS “Dink” 4 Ellsworth Avenue Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: MIT HOBBIES: Billiards, Bowling, and Athletics FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Basketball CLUBS: Safety Patrol and Projection Club COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council FORTINI, CARL MARIO “Antoine” 115 Reed Street Age 19 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Model Boat Building FAVORITE STUDY: Welding and Machine Shop CLUBS: Safety Patrol and Projection Club FRENCH, GEORGE SPENCER = “Frenchy” 501 Green Street Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics in the Navy HOBBIES: Cars, Engines FAVORITE STUDY: Physics, History GAILITIS, ILMARS 59 Pleasant Street Webster Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Student Council FREITAS, EDWARD WILLIAM “Squirt” 258 Prospect Street Age 17 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Basketball CLUBS: Sophomore and Junior Council i f ; A 0 Kb Age 17 FULTON, VAUGHN CHARLES sacks 122 Mt. Auburn Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printing, U. S. Coast Guard FAVORITE STUDY: Printing Mechanism ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Basketball COMMITTEES: Treasurer on Sophomore Council ry ‘ vas Mee pte ate at as CLP hs — ee ee ee at ee ee ee Seis GAILITIS, VILNIS 59 Pleasant Street Age 19 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Physics GENEWICZ, ROBERT M. “Genny” 725 Cambridge Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Hunting and Fishing, Presi- dent of Senior Class, Honor Society FAVORITE STUDY: Forge ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Basketball CLUBS: National Honor Society COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore and Senior GIAMPA, MARCO P. “Peewee” 7 Bristol Street Age 19 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Stamps and Hot Rods FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Crusaders AA GLASS, RICHARD D. 5 Sycamore Street Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Cars, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football and Basketball CLUBS: Projection and Band : es Saal oe oo Op Cee ee Soe ee é . _ e a od To see a ae ial GLEASON, ROBERT EDWARD “Reggie” 76 Washington Elms Age 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Billiards, Baseball ‘) CLUBS: YMCA, Cambridge Neighborhood House, Safety Patrol oe GLEASON, THOMAS “Tom? 761 Washington Elms Age 19 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: U. S. Navy HOBBIES: Cars CLUBS: Freshman Council, Senior Council, Safety Patrol GRUHN, ROBERT E. il sie) ole 54 Aberdeen Avenue Age 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Baseball, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Varsity Baseball GUERIN, ARTHUR JOSEPH “Geer” 28 Athens Street Age 17 Saint Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Bowling, Basketball, and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAM: Basketball HANNON, THOMAS R. 142 Chestnut Street Blessed Sacrament School HOBBIES: Billiards and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: English HEBERT, WILLIAM GEORGE “Bill” 295 Windsor Street Wellingtton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity Age 17 HARRISON, ROBERT J. 4 Livermore Place Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBY: Motorcycle FAVORITE STUDY: English HENRY, ROBERT F. 8 Bell Court Blessed Sacrament School! HOBBIES: Homing Pigeons and Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: Malden Homing Club COMMITTEES: Senior Council HINES, HARRINGTON “Skid” 562 Franklin Street Douglas Junior High School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBY: Table Tennis FAVORITE STUDY: Machines ATHLETIC TEAM: Basketball CLUB: Safety Patrol HOGAN, WILLIAM L. “Hoagy” 3 Livermore Place Age 18 = Wellington Grammar School HOBBY: Model Airplanes FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics HUDSON, ROBERT F. “Bob” 85 Pemberton Street Age 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Linotype Operator. | HOBBIES: Model Planes, and Photography. FAVORITE STUDY: Materials of Industry. CLUBS: Key Club President, and New England District Sec- retary; Editor-in-Chief of Rindge Register and Yearbook Editor. COMMITTEE: Senior Dance Committee. BUCHES GEL “Butch” 62 Howard Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Billiards, and Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: English HUNTER, WILLIAM A. “Bill” 7 Saville Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Auxiliary Fire Department, and Model Boats FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection and Safety Patrol HURLEY, RONALD EDWARD eROMe 33 Line Street Age 18 Saint Paul’s School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Auto Shop COMMITLEES Council A A y IANNELLI, JOSEPH JOHN “Joe” (fh i 103 Cushing Street Age 17 ? Haggerty Grammar School ; INTENTIONS: Electrical Engineer « HOBBIES: Sports, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 52-53 CLUBS: Safety Squad 53-54-55-56-57, Projection Club 53-54 vs JACKSON, ELDRIDGE EDGAR JR. “Scoop” 24 Jay Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 56, Track 54-55-56-57 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS WHILE AT RINDGE: Rindge Winning Its First Football Game in Two Years JOHNSON, LEONARD E. “Lenny” 89 Alpine Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College. HOBBIES: Camping, Foot- ball, Basketball, Scouting. FAVORITE STUDY: English, History. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 53-54-55-56, Basketball 54-55-56-57. IN- TERESTING HAPPENINGS: First Football Victory JOHNSON, ROBERT K. “Johnson” 91 Washington Elms Age 19 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 53-54-55 CLUBS: Council 55-56, Projection and Safety Patrol 53-54-55-56 JONES, DAVID WILLIAM 55 Prince Street Age 19 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Woodturning, Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: Key Club Sophomore and Junior Year COMMITTEES: Fund Raising Committee JONES, ROBERT M. 13 Putnam Gardens Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Billiards FAVORITE STUDY: Printing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Baseball CLUBS: CCC Panthers ee i ee es eR A a KASINSKAS, ANTHONY “Tony” 24 Antrim Street Age 20 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBY: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Safety Patrol igs KEATING, JOHN WARREN “Jake” 241 Columbia Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrical Engineer HOBBIES: Dancing and Racing Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball L CLUBS: YMCA, CYO, este Patro ae aly 4 Ke KELLEY, JOHN MICHAEL “Kell” 36 Thingvalia Avenue Age 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician HOBBY: Customizing Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey and Golf KHARIBIAN, RONALD DAVID “Ronnie” 30 Ellsworth Avenue Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBY: Automobile Mechanic FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics CLUBS: Safety Patrol KOZACHUK, WALTER M. “Koz” 47 Magoun Street Age 19 Ellis Grammar School HOBBY: Cars. INTENTIONS: Draftsman. FAVOR- ITE STUDY: Drafting. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 55. CLUBS: Key Club 55-56-57, Safety Squad 54-55-56-57. COMMITTEES: Council 54-55-56-57. INTERESTING HAPPEN- INGS WHILE AT RINDGE: Being Cheerleader at Football Games. LAYNE, JAMES E. Jini 228 Western Avenue Age 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army FAVORITE STUDY: Math LEE, HERBERT EDWARD “Duke” 25 Andrew Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBY: Music FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football and Track CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol, and Band LEE, RICHARD ALFRED mDicke 5 Porter Park Age 18 Adams Grammar School—Lexington INTENTIONS: Printing HOBBY: Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track and Football INTERESTING HAPPENINGS WHILE AT RINDGE: Went to New York with Track Team in 1956 LEECH, GERARD ANTHONY “Jerry” 58 Garfield Street Age 19 Saint Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBY: Automobiles ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball COMMITTEES: Student Council MacASKIL, NORMAN LEONARD “Norm” 350 Allston Street Age 18 Morse Grammar School! INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Stamps, and Music FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: The Games With Cambridge High and Latin MacDONALD, GEORGE FRANCIS = “Mac” 225 Lexington Avenue Age 17 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College. HOBBIES: Cars, and Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball and Baseball 53 CLUBS: Key Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Projection, Safety, Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff MAHONEY, FRANCIS J. “Mo” 72 Brewer Street Age 19 Saint Paul’s Grammar Schoo! INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBY: Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 53-54-55, Hockey 53-54-55-56 MARTELL, GEORGE ANTHONY “Buster” 42V2 Kinnaird Street Age 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: History MARTIGNETTI, DAVID ALLEN “Marty” 50 Spring Street Age 17 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: To Be a Draftsman FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing CLUBS: Sons of Italy MARTIN, PAUL A. “Marty” 114 Harvey Street Age 19 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Radio and TV Work HOBBIES: Cars and TV Work FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Projection Club % McCARTHY, THOMAS F. “Mac” 26 Gurney Street Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: — College. HOBBIES: — Sports. FAVORITE STUDY: Physics and History. ATH- LETIC TEAMS: Hockey 54-55-56-57 (Captain), Football 53-54-55, Baseball 54-55-56-57. CLUBS: Safety Patrol. INTERESTING HAPPEN- Se AT RINDGE: Rindge Beat Latin in Hockey McCAUGHEY, CHARLES JOHN “Mac” 19 Murdock Street Age 18 Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Dancing, Swimming, and Baseball CLUBS: Projection, and Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making McELWAIN, ROBERT WILLIAM “Mac” 225 Broadway Street Age 18 Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Auto ) f : ‘a vt ; ‘ed | : - as Ue y Bera McFAUN, FRANCIS “Topper” — Ye eo oO ¢ a 8 Donnell Street Age 18 Saint Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports, and Billiards FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country, Track, Baseball, and Hockey McGINNESS, DAVID RICHARD “Dave” 255 Lexington Avenue Age 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Coast Guard FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 55, Basketball 54 CLUB: Key Club McMANN, FRANCIS JAMES 4 Gordon Road Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBY: Music FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanics CLUBS: Band W ieee. McNAUGHT, ALEXANDER RUSSELL “Russ” 189 Concord Avenue Age 17 Saint Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Chemistry, Books, and Dancing FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club, Rindge Register, Safety Patrol, Science Club, Yearbook Staff MEDEIRIOS, NICHOLAS JESSE “Nickie” 194 Bridge Street Age 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Auto CLUBS: Projection, and Key Club COMMITTEE: Student Council MENEZES, MICHAEL FRANCIS “Mike” 469 Cambridge Street Age 17 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Baseball, and Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAM: Baseball 56-57 CLUBS: City Basketball, and St. Francis CYO Baseball MILLEN, FRANCIS S. Wy, 431 Huron Avenue Age 18 . ) vi Russell Grammar School g be INTENTIONS: Air Force ad % HOBBIES: Water Skiing, and Motorboat Racing ri FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics igh a | y ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, and Golf ), ly CLUBS: Projection, and Key Club ( i V J fd 7 : H Af { MH : Wh MOTUZAS, EDWARD J. “Mo” 42b Union Street Age 19 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College. | HOBBY: Airplane Con- struction. | FAVORITE STUDY: Physics. ATH- LETIC TEAMS: Freshman and Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball. CLUBS: Rindge Register, Key Club, and Safety Patrol. MOTUZAS, RICHARD FRANCIS = “Butch” 42b Union Street Age 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Fishing, and Collecting Records ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball, and Baseball CLUBS: Key Club, and Safety Patrol INTERESTING HAPPENING: Victory over Matignon —Football MULLIN, PETER JOHN “Pete” 15 Ellsworth Avenue Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBY: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Key Club, and Rindge Register INTERESTING HAPPENING: Rindge Beats Matig- non to Break Three Year Losing Streak 54 Lee Street Age 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Lowell Institute HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 53-54 CLUBS: Projection ed MURPHY, MAURICE JOHN “Murph” NADEAU, JOHN DAVID “Ned” 20 Jackson Street Age 18 Saint John Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 54-55-56, Track 54-55- 56, Baseball 54-55 CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Council 54-55 INTERESTING HAPPENING: Going to Penn. 54-55 NAJARIAN, NESHAN J. “Nudgy” 47 Wendell Street Age 18 Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Aircraft Mechanic HOBBIES: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Projection Club, Key Club NEWELL, VINCENT K. “Vinnie” 96 Gore Street Age 16 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Billiards, Bowling la eae FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics, Trigonometry Sey NORTON, ROBERT THOMAS 14 Cottage Street Webster Grammar School! INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 54-55-56 O’BRIEN, PAUL EDWARD “Obie” 17 Kimball Street Age 17 Saint John Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Sports ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 53, Baseball JV O’BRIEN, WILLIAM EDWARD uObe 34 Andrew Street Age 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Linotype Operator HOBBIES: Bowling, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 54-55, Baseball 54 CLUBS: YMCA, Safety Patrol, Council 53-54-55 OLIVIERI, ANGELO C. “Angie” 322 Hurley Street Age 18 Thorndike Grammar School HOBBIES: Billiards, Weight Lifting FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile, English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Track, Baseball CLUBS: Cambridge Athletic Association, YMCA Council ; ‘ PAQUET, DONALD ALBERT “Donk” | J 3 Magoun Street Age 18 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School _ INTENTIONS: Engineering ! HOBBIES: Building Hot Rods and Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Physics td CLUBS: Key Club, Safety Patrol oat) BA . ie oe AS | PELRINE, RONALD E. “Ro n” 12 Kinnaird Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Architect HOBBIES: Drawing FAVORITE STUDY: Math CLUBS: Hi-Y-Teen, Glee Club Sn Os a ee PHILLIPS, EDWARD JAMES 53 Magoun Street Age 17 Saint John Grammar School Qn HOBBIES: Basket Weaving, Ping Pong, Cooking FAVORITE STUDY: History wf ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf, Basketball, Baseball N ese ef PIANTIDOSI, JOHN LOUIS “Hawk” 20 Maynard PI. Age 18 Saint Peter Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Automobiles, Model Airplanes, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics PICCIONE, ANTHONY FRANCIS “Tony” 11% Fifth Street Age 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Fishing and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Safety Patrol iN “ PITCHER, FREDRICK ERNEST “Fred” 70 Richdale Avenue Age 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force or College HOBBY: Customizing Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction CLUBS: Projection Club 53-54 and 54-55, Safety Patrol 55-56 and 56-57 par POWELL, GEORGE ALBERT BAte 11 Florence Street Age 18 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Key Club REARDON, EDWARD THOMAS “Eddie” 36 Tierney Street Age 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Automobile Mechanic HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing and Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile REID, RICHARD A. CRiGhe 39 Tremont Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Model Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra | CLUBS: Band ANS Not Available REMEIS, DANIEL LEONARD “Dan” 74 Upland Road Age 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Records and Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Basketball INTERESTING HAPPENINGS AT RINDGE: Career Day and Commerce Day An pee GILBERT S. “Reggie” C 309 Elm Street Age 19 apy Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Model Airplanes FAVORITE STUDY: Physics RIDGLEY, WILLIAM A. “Bill” 46 Clarendon Avenue Age 21 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Carpenter HOBBIES: Woodworking FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making CLUBS: Cambridge Auxiliary Fire Department RING, JOHN FRANCIS “Ringo” 66 Antrim Street Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrical Engineering HOBBIES: Electrical Repairs FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Baseball CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol oe A a Oe ee Se ae 24 RING, THOMAS ROBERT 86 Kirkland Street Longfellow School FAVORITE STUDY: Metallurgy COMMITTEES: Junior Council Aes RIVINIUS, ROGER WILLIAM ekOGM a. 23 Ware Street Age 17 a Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Engineering. HOBBIES: Swim- ming, Fishing, Baseball, Football, Model Planes, Boats and Cars. FAVORITE STUDY: Math and Science. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman and Sopho- more Football. CLUBS: Key Club, National Honor Society. COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff. HAPPEN- INGS: Merit Scholarships. ROBBIO, SALVATORE C. “Juney” 358 Walden Street Age 17 Saint Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Florist HOBBIES: Stamp Collection FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Projection, Junior Council, Safety Patrol INTERESTING HAPPENINGS AT RINDGE: Rindge 2 Tech Beating Matignon, 26-6 RONDEAU, RONALD H. “RON 9 Westley Avenue Age 18 St. John’s the Evangelist Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing CLUBS: Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Junior Council ROURKE, JUSTIN P2JR: eyo 181 Erie Street Age 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrical Engineer HOBBIES: Electronics, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics SCHADE, HARRY A. 82 Dana Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School s rage: nS SCOTT, JOHN DOUGLAS “Doug” 375 Washington Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force. HOBBIES: Billiards, Building Model Airplanes. FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 54-55-56-57, Football 54-55. CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Freshman and Sophomore Council. HAPPENINGS AT RINDGE: Track Team Winning National Schoolboy Track Meet at New York. SEALY, WAYNE E. “Duke” 89 Trowbridge Street Age 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mass. State Art School HOBBIES: Drawing FAVORITE STUDY: Freehand Drawing INTERESTING HAPPENINGS WHILE AT RINDGE: One of the Winners of the Rindge Talent Show in Freshman Year SHEEHAN, PAUL M. PoE oe 90 Washington Elms Age 19 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English, Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, 53-54 COMMITTEES: Senior Council SILVA, RICHARD MANUEL “Dickey” 104A Ellery Street Age 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy SIMOES, ANTONIO JR. “Tony” 104 Ellery Street Age 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College. HOBBIES: Music, Cars, Engines. FAVORITE STUDY: Physics. CLUBS: Freshman, Junior, and Senior Council; Rindge Band; High School Secondary Band; Safety Patrol. COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee. SIMPSON, JAMES A. “Jimmy” 363 Washington Street Age 17 Fletcher Grammar School! INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Sports, Track, 54, Football | COMMITTEES: Freshman Council OK@ TZ RODER I. “Bob” 5 Columbia Terrace Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Reading, Chess, Sports; Football 55-56- ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 55-56-57, Baseball 56, Basketball 55 COMMITTEES: Student Council 54-55-56 SMITH, ALFRED “Smitty” 230 Western Avenue Age 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBIES: Radios, Billiards, Sports ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 56-57, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Math, Electricity CLUBS: Projection, Traffic Squad COMMITTEES: Junior Council, Student Aid SOSSONG, RAYMOND R. 198 Sherman Street Our Lady of Pity School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Model Building, Piano Playing FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: MIT Air Explorers ae OX STAVROPOULOS, NICKOLAS “Greek. @ Lo , 63 Henry Street Age 19 | Morse Grammar School C. F INTENTIONS: Armed Forces nd HOBBIE S: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Auto Shop CLUB: Projection by fo hn gst ' Lif ( (fe SULLIVAN, JOSEPH M. “Sully”— Joe” 93 Lincoln Street Age 18 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Aeronautical Engineering HOBBIES: Model Building, Swimming, Sports ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: Projection, Safety, Science Club, stugent] Council 54-55-56 SWEENEY, CHRISTOPHER J. Chris 22 Longfellow Road Age 17 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College. HOBBIES: Outdoor Liv- ing. FAVORITE STUDY: Math, — History. SPORTS: Basketball 56. CLUBS: National Honor Society. COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council. INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Commerce Day. a eee ee Pe 5m — . WS ee TAVES, EMERSON J. eng 1206 Cambridge Street Age 19 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Auto Mechanics FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Student Council 54-55-56-57 TEMMALLO, ROBERT PAUL “Amp” 3 Leonard Avenue Age 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Record Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics SPORTS: Football 54-56 TENORE, LOUIS JAMES LOU 18 Fairmont Street Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer HOBBIES: Painting, Sports CLUBS: Granite AC, Clovers AC TIERNEY, EDWARD T. “Eddie” 307 Allston Street Age 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making TIERNEY, JOHN J. “Johnny” 23 Market Street Age 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Dancing, Sports ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 54, Baseball 54 CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol, YMCA, CYO INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: The Basketball Team Being Invited to the Tech Tourney TRAVERS, EARL ROGER 26 Jefferson Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBIES: Hot Rods FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Captain of Safety Patrol VALYS, ALEXANDER pale 606 Franklin Street Age 19 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Art School HOBBIES: Drawing, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Freehand Drawing CLUBS: Projection, Chess, Safety Patrol WALSH, JOSEPH PETER “Joe” 104 Inman Street Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: English a pth WASHINGTON, JAMES EDWARD, JR. “Eddie” 86 Howard Street Age 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: = College—Coaching. HOBBIES: Records, sports. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 53 to 57, Captain 57, Track 53 and 54, Football Manager 56. INTERESTING HAPPENING: Eastern Massachusetts Tourney 55 (Basketball). WEINER, HERBERT SUMNER “Herb” 137 Hampshire Street Age 19 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBY: Baseball es We STUDY: English don Baseball jon, Club ai oe . ™™™ WHITE, RICHARD LAWRENCE “Whitie”’ 17 Chilton Street Age 18 Russell Grammar School AVORITE STUDY: Mathematics THLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football WILSON, ARTHUR CHARLES “Wil” 6 Speridakis Street Age 18 fl Longfellow Grammar School () INTENTIONS: Printer HOBBY: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: YMCA ZEBAL, WILLIAM JOSEPH “Bill” 64 Amory Street Age 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBY: Coin Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football CLUBS: Safety Patrol and Council ZEROESKI, PHILLIP WALTER ePhile 242 Lexington Avenue Age 18 Saint Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBY: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAM: Basketball CLUB: Projection 4 g ; : YEARBOOK STAFF Front row, left to right: Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; R. Genewicz, J. Costa, R. Hudson, Editor; R. McNaught, G. Crapulli, R. Foley. Second row: R. Calkins, C. Anderson, A. Simoes, R. Cox, J. Baldwin, E. Motuzas, G. McDonald. MR. MAHONEY Senior History ceil MR. POWERS English MR. SWEENEY Aero Engines MR. MURRAY Electricity MR. PARRIS PHYSICS. Sree aad Se ee tara Le eee aa A s) 2 . ht a = MR. COYNE Mechanical Drawing MR. EGAN Cabinet Making BP 3 ‘ RATE , C L ¥Z¢4 st Sp f LA LLVVe q SAk { . 7é é Lette” 4 MR. McMAHON Printing MR. HODGDON Electricity q4, ( 4 j d k. £. YOLEN Dy, MR. METIVIER Mathematics Vince MR. EATON Mechanical Drawing Ra ise ea F f t A — ok | f ‘toe { j { } ‘ | iA UZ N“LU UY LW ¥-=—_ . | pe | MR. FITZGERALD English MR. BURKE Mathematics Wh ff 1) dunt vy VAn ce be MR. CRAWLEY Electrical Maintenance MR. CARCHIA Automobile MR. O’SULLIVAN Senior History MR. TIERNEY History MR. TERRY Chemistry Our Editor Consulting MR. McCABE a en . MR. NISSEN ” Metallurgy 4 ef ee. GOMES Linotype MR. Mathematics Z a: LU zz =m far = MR. FERRARI Welding MR. DIEHL English GE eats et roa Yi pu) T yn wv MR. RYAN ro ; English MR. SATERIALE Mathematics f | iv re ) Yr “VY MR. GOMES ve Printing Theory | . af [ Wee. ; | pil eo: = ae HONOR STUDENTS 1 JAMES R. BERTELLI RICHARD F. FOLEY ROBERT M. GENEWICZ ROBERT F. HUDSON J ECOSTA R. W. RIVINIUS G. REZENDES D. A. PAQUET V. GAILITIS G. S. FRENCH G. MacDONALD A. J. DOIRON HALL OF FAME Most Conscientious Most GERALD CRAPULLI Accommodating JOSEPH BALDWIN Most Most Most Most Athletic Popular Bashful Sincere DAVID NADEAU ROBERT GENEWHCZ JOSEPH SULLIVAN ROBERT HUDSON oe . eNO 4 Most Most Most Industrious Most Talkative Dependable JONES Humorous RICHARD FOLEY ANGELO OLIVIERI RICHARD CALKINS HALL OF FAME Most Earnest Best Disposition JAMES BANKS JAMES SIMPSON Best Dresser Best Dancer Tallest Shortest RODNEY COX GEORGE MacDONALD JAMES WASHINGTON WAYNE SEALEY Greatest Dreamer Smoothest Line Heartiest Laughter Most Likely to ANTONIO SIMOES CHRISTOPHER SWEENEY EMERSON TAVES Succeed JAMES BERTELLI IN MEMORIAM MR. JOSEPH F. FRENI In the midst of life, there is death. One moment we see a dearly beloved face, we hear an encouraging and patient voice, rich in friendly overtones, we observe a kindly, gentle soul surrounded by his “boys,” and then he is no more, he is gone to “a bourne whence no traveller returns.” For over twenty years, he was a most important member of the Rindge faculty, giving generously of his accomplished musicianship to class after class of Rindge young men. He brought to his work an extraordinary patience and rare artistry as all of us were privileged to observe. He was a dedicated man. Life to him was not a narrow selfish corridor, lined with bias and prejudice, but rather a glorious adventure, an opportunity to display one’s brotherhood, to do acts of neighborliness, to aid the less fortunate, and to share with others the beauty of Creation. While his favorite medium of expression was music, he showed his fineness of character in many other ways, as his tremendous civic contributions eloquently testify. Joseph Frank Freni has taken his last morial bow, but the music of his beautiful life will be with us until the end of our days. God’s will be done. “THE CLASSLESS WILL”’ |, the spirit of the Class of 1957, residing in the hearts of the young men of Rindge Technical School, in the City of Cambridge, in the County of Middlesex, and State of Confusion, not being of sound mind and dis- posing memory do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be my last will and testament. To the Freshman Class—We leave the pleasure of learning to open their lockers. To the Sophomores—We leave the Freshmen. To the Juniors—We leave those delicious cafeteria meals which we shall miss. To the Seniors of the Future—We leave the troubles and woes of writing a yearbook superior to this one. To Mr. McCabe—We leave many thanks for his invaluable assistance. To Mr. William Kelieher—We leave a new wing on Rindge for the sole use as a detention room. To Mr. John Kelleher—We leave the cafeteria in the same condition we found it. To Mr. Henry Delaney—We leave a copy of “How to Become a Success.” To Mr. Scott—We leave our undying gratitude. To Mr. Burke—We leave a new set of answers for his same old questions. To Mr. Mahoney—We leave a council that attends meetings once in awhile. To Mr. Creedon—We leave a do-it-yourself wood set. To Mr. Coughlan—We leave a copy of “The System.” To Mr. Parris—We leave a map which when followed will lead to infinity. To Mr. Sateriale—We leave reluctantly. To Mr. Jennings—We leave an interpreter. To all Rindge teachers we leave quickly, before they can change their minds about passing us. Lastly, | make, constitute, and appoint the Class of 1961 executor of this, my last will and testament. WITNESSED BY: JOHN JAMES COSTA ROBERT GENEWICZ JAMES BERTELLI I KEY CLUB Front row, left to right: Mr. William H. Mahoney, Advisor; Magno, J.; Motuzas, E.; Hudson, R.; Kozachuk, W.; Motuzas, R.; Mr. Philip H. Diehl, Advisor. Second row: Bell, M.; Mclsaac, W.; O’Sullivan, M.; McGurk, EP D.; Rivinius, R.; J.; Paquet, D.; Millen, F.; Patterson, J. Third row: Moss, G.; Drewicz, A.; Palumbo, McNaught, A.; Lowe, W. REGISTER STAFF Front row, left to right: Mr. William E. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; Magno, J.; Costa, J.; Hudson, R.; Editor: McNaught, A. R.; Belleza, T. Second row: Drewicz, A.; Belanger, M.; Brann, A.; Drobot, R.; Motuzas, E CLASS HISTORY In 1953 our Senior Class entered the school with the feeling that the next four years would affect the rest of our lives. As Freshmen we were to experience many sporting thrills that the upperclassmen accomplished. For example, Charlie Stead took first place in the high jump which made Rindge the New England champions. Also it was our basketball team’s Silver Jubilee Year. As Freshmen, we had a pros- perous and very educational year. As we entered the Sophomore year with much knowledge and another year added to our lives, we were to be introduced to the technical aspects of life. It was this year that was to prove the most important of the four years because it helped us decide our future. As the months rolled by, Rindge’s track team again proved that it was the quickest and the best in New England. It was this year that Walter Brennan appeared on “This Is Your Life” and a trophy bearing his name was presented to the school to be given to the outstanding athlete of the year. Our Junior year arrived after a two weeks delay because of an outbreak of Polio throughout the State. It was this year that forced us to find out the importance of our social life around Rindge. Being in the Key Club or the Science Club gave us the opportunity to bring honor to Rindge. Sports-wise, our Class came in second in the State Track Meet and got a first place in the relay and dash. In our Junior year we also had the distin- guished Charlie Jenkins making his Alma Mater more widely known. Charlie set a new world record for the 500 in 56.4 seconds. Mr. Duffy had an article in the “Life Magazine” and was proclaimed “Best High School Track Coach.” June came along and we now had reached our peak which was to continue for one school year, this was to keep up the tradition of a highly honored Senior Class. The Senior year arrived and this was to be the most important year of our lives, for soon we would be on the threshold of life’s never-ending perilous journey. With it came the expectations of graduation. As the school year opened, our beloved bandmaster, Mr. Frank Freni, passed away, leaving many sorrows for his friends. But this news was offset by the great news of Charlie Jenkins winning the 400 meter race in the Olympics. In the month of May the Senior Class held a splendid and enjoyable Prom which had all the comparabilities of a college formal, delighting all those present. The eventful day arrived when we all had to make an unparalleled decision as to whether to further our education or seek a dependable occupation. As in the past our devoted headmaster, Mr. Francis T. McCabe had guided us fervently to this day. Forever we will remember him with our sincerest gratitude. To Mr. Francis McCabe and all the Faculty we thank them for their able guidance and understand- ing so that we could accomplish and reach the heights that we sought. 3 FOOTBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: Johnson, L.; Norton, R.; Zebal, W.; Cummings, W.; Oliver, E.; Cox, R.; McMann, G.; Nadeau, D.; Leary, E.; Motuzas, R.; Jackson, E. Second row: Braggor; Beaudoin, A.; Flaherty, J.; Elanjian, G.; Perry, J.; Brooks, N.; Greenidge, G.; Mitchell, W.; Hallisey, J.; McKeon, W.; Voice, J.; Comerford, E. Third row: Lewis, L.; Mr. Henry Lynch; Mr. Thomas Smith; Paul Girouard; Luongo, M.; McGinnis, B.; Alleo, J.; Mr. George Saider. Fourth row: Patterson, R.; Washington, E.; Sabbey, J.; Jackson, J.; Motuzas, E. 1956 FOOTBALL TEAM We opened our season under the coaching staff which included: Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr. George Saider, and Mr. Joseph Fortunato. This year our team used both the “T’ formation and the single wing. We, as a very inexperienced team faced North Quincy, our first opponent, and although we were defeated we gave a splendid account of ourselves. In the follow- ing weeks Rindge encountered Watertown and Lawrence, two powerful teams, but with little success. In the next two games with Keith and Revere, the team showed tremendous improvement. The following week we played our finest game in two years by defeating Matig- non 26-6, with the whole team playing a tremendous game. The next week we lost a bitterly fought game with Swampscott. On Thanksgiving Day, our Warriors ran into some more hard luck again by los- ing to CHLS in a hard fought game. The following Seniors are leaving: Captain Dave Nadeau, Rodney Cox, Leonard Johnson, Neil Brooks, Eldridge Jackson, Robert Norton, George Elanjian, Richard Motuzas, James Flaherty, and William Zebal. a a, % : s , Dy ks cS Y) ff oa S BASKETBALL 1957 Front row, left to right: Jones, R.; Jones, S.; Washington, E.; Motuzas, R.; Mitchell, W.; Dottin, G. Second row: Bolden, E.; Baldwin, J.; Birt, R.; Zerofski, P.; Kosinski, R.; lanagan, D. Third row: Mr. Thomas Murphy, Coach; Motuzas, E., Manager; ‘Doc’ Linsky, Trainer; Mr. Edward Culhane, Assistant Coach. BASKETBALL 1956-57 This past season was what one would call an in and out season. Sometimes our lads led for a while. Co-Captain Washington and Motuzas would get real “hot’’ and look like just about the best team around, while at other times they seemed lethargic. For a long time it looked like Ed Washington was going to break “Doug” Scholl's scoring record but close covering by his opponents nullified his chances as the sea- son neared its close. Seniors who performed well were Jones, Birt, Baldwin, Dottin, Zerofski, and Co- Captains Washington and Motuzas. Coach Murphy will find these lads hard to replace. Front row, left to right: McInnis, B.; McFaun, F.; Kendall, R.; Arnott, J.; Tansey, J.; Kelley, J. Back row: Coach John Powers with son, Willbrand, A.; Lewis, L.; Mclsaac, W.; Capt. Tom McCarthy, Parkhurst, R.; Belcomino, H.; McConnell, A.; McGinness, D.; Leary, Ed., Mgr. fy ft dick ote HOCKEY 1956-1957 At the start of the 1956-1957 season the prospects looked none too bright. Only one letterman in Capt. “Tom” McCarthy, appeared when candidates were called out. Again as was the case last year the number of candidates was small. For the first time in twenty years Rindge was under a new coach as Coach Mahoney retired in June. Two coaches were appointed to replace him. Coach John Powers was to handle the varsity and Coach Dick Kelley the newly organized Gram- mar School-Freshman team. After years of too little ice time this year’s squads had as much as six hours a week. So while this has been a rather disastrous season we can look forward to the future with confidence. 7 Yao TRACK 195 Front row, left to right: Coach Thomas Duffy; Robertson, C.; Coffil, R.; Jackson, E.; Brooks, N.; Nadeau, D., Capt.; Jackman, A.; Casey, K.; Bentubo, B.; Marsh, D. Second row: Belleza, T.; Banks, J.; Scott, D.; Grigsby, B.; Thomas, J.; Clark, J.; Gaul, R.; Adleson, R.; Carter, J. Third row: McLean, S.; Greenidge, G.; Norton, R.; Stamps, N.; Blackman, D.; Hewitt, R; Marshall, D.; Haywood, R.; Perry, J. TRACK 1956-57 Again this year Coach Duffy came up with a good track team. Although the team placed second in the B.A.A. Meet, the State Meet and the Met. League, this was due solely to Newton’s strength in the field events. We do not have the facilities at Rindge for these events, at least not the equal of Newton’s. The relay team broke the State Meet record by two-tenths of a second. The old record had been set by a Rindge relay team led by Charlie Jenkins. Seniors who performed well were Jackson, Banks, Nadeau, Belleza, and Norton. BASEBALL As we go to press before the baseball season starts all we can give is a brief preview. The baseball picture for school year 1957 does not appear to be too encouraging, for a large number of boys graduated last year. But returning from last year’s varsity squad are lettermen, “Butch’’ Motuzas, Paul Stryker, Rodney Cox, J. Gruhan, and Mike Menzes. i From the Jay-Vee squad such promising candidates as Tom McCarthy, ‘Topper’ McFaun, Pitcher “Zeke” Calkins and John Perry. While from the Freshman squad such players as Buzzy Mitchell and John Kapopoulos. From these boys and from many others, a representative team could be developed and a fairly successful season realized. 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