Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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OR, Yt QTABLE RINCIPALS, Se eae ‘ ee ay 7 aatetll Is PA 1888-1895 kd “PGA ES RS ‘por Eon i ITTE | o = ; AN ace BROCE o MR. JOHN W. WOOD Headmaster Emeritus SENIOR CLASS YEARBOOK 1958 RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS DEDICATION We, the class of 1958, sincerely and gratefully dedicate our yearbook to a man who has guided our school and our class during the past four years. His devotion to the task of efficiently administering the destinies of Rindge has made him a leader in the field of Technical Education. For you, Mr. McCabe, the class of 58 wishes a long and happy life so that you may add further glory to an illustrious career. MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Headmaster We were very fortunate in having as our Headmaster, for the past four years, the very brilliant, trustworthy, and dependable Mr. McCabe. Mr. McCabe is a graduate of the University of Maine, as an Electrical Engineer. Later he was appointed as a teacher at the University of Maine. He also taught at Tufts University. In 1923 Mr. McCabe was appointed to the Rindge faculty as a teacher of mathematics and physics. From 1928 he was Assistant Headmaster of Rindge. In 1950 he was appointed to succeed Mr. Wood as Headmaster. As we close the door of Rindge behind us we leave Mr. McCabe doing an outstanding job for the present and future students of Rindge. We, the class of 1958, thank you, Mr. McCabe, for the work you have done for us. MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools PROLOGUE As the radiance of our high school life fades rapidly into the dimness of the past, we prepare to leave behind the happiest and most important years of our lives. But to the end that the most precious of these moments might not be completely forgotten, we have gathered together a treasury of pictures and student activities and placed them in this, our yearbook. The past four years have been happy ones. As we tread the mysterious road into the future, it is hoped that the yearbook will serve as a pleasant reminder of the happiest days of our lives. MR. EDWARD J. DANEHY Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster As the ’58 senior class prepares to take their place in the world of business it regretfully leaves behind a host of ever helpful teachers. Mr. William Kelleher, for his invaluable and unselfish assistance, stands out vividly in the minds of those who know him a massive unyielding man, who, when smiling projects a radiance which is all his own. Another senior class, with humility and sincerity, expresses their heartfelt thanks to more than just a wonderful teacher but an unparalleled friend. MR. JOHN F, J. KELLEHER Dh Ditech | As the time has come for us to say farewell, we wish to express our thanks to Mr. John Kelleher for all that he has done to help make these past years joyous and memorable ones. To you, Mr. Kelleher, the class of 1958 wishes that you may continue your administrative duties in an impartial, conscientious manner. We wish for you good health so that you may continue your splendid work dominated always by your desire to make Rindge the best school in the land. MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Advisor MR. HENRY 9. DELANEY Guidance ‘Director — MR. HENRY C. LYNCH Department Head 5 en Languages orel MR. EUGENE M. FITZGERALD Department Head English MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Department Head Electricity MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head Science MR. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL Department Head Social Studies i! ME are MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Acting Department Head V SENIOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. W. H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; M. Curran, W. Mclsaac, W. Patterson, J. Magno, D. Palumbo, A. Drewicz, R. Savina, D. Bayne. BACK ROW: J. Tobin, R. Williams, P. Lambrinos, A. Burke, L. Lewis, G. Stefani- dakis, J. Thompson, T. Coffey, J. Vercellone, V. Kasinskas, G. Moss, A. Finkel. Secretary ALEXANDER J. DREWICZ President JOSEPH P. MAGNO Vice President DOMENIC A. PALUMBO Treasurer WILLIAM H. PATTERSON . pai 2 a De 8 eet ADELSON, WILLIAM NORMAN “Billy” 147 Austin Street 1M Intentions: College or Service Hobbies: Sports Athletic Teams: Cross Country 54-57 Track 55-58 Clubs: Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff AHERN, MICHAEL “Mike” 25 Arlington Street 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Automechanics Favorite Study: Mathematics, Physics Athletic Teams: Football 54-56 Clubs: Safety Patrol, Projection AIELLO, JOSEPH DOMINIC “Biffer” 16 Whitney Avenue 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Marines Athletic Teams: Football Interesting Happenings: When we beat Matignon in 56 ALLEN, BRUCE WALLACE CALS 23 Ware Street 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Music Hobbies: Model-Making, Swimming, Boating, and Radio-Control Athletic Teams: Tennis Clubs: Projection Club, Key Club, Yearbook Staff ANDERSON, WILLIAM G. “Bill” 7 Sargent St. 17 Ellis Grammar School Hobbies: Stamps and Baseball Favorite Study: History AZEVEDO, ROBERT JOHN 6 Hardwick St. Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Marines Favorite Study: History BALAKIN, JOHN ANTHONY 612 Washington Elms 17 Roberts Grammar School Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Projection Club BALLENTINE, JOSEPH THOMAS 7 Poplar Road Russell Grammar School Intentions: Electronic Technician Hobbies: Radio, Auto Favorite Study: Electronics Committees: Safety Patrol Interesting Happenings: Charlie Jenkins Day “Azzy” 17 BETTS, GARDNER W. 2 Putnam Gdns. Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Swimming, Billiards Favorite Study: Welding BOROVICK, JOHN JOSEPH 242 Lexington Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: Draftsman Hobbies: Drawing, Models Favorite Study: Architectural Drawing Clubs: Projection, Yearbook Staff BAYNE, DENNIS M. JR. “Myrty” 163 Brookline Street 17 Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Piano, Reading, Autos Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Track 56-57 Clubs: Key Club, Register Staff, Yearbook Committees: Sophomore-Senior Council Secretary of Junior Class, Dance Committ BOLDEN, EUGENE ROBERT 69 Howard St. Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Swimming, Billiards, Camping Athletic Teams: Basketball Ist, 2nd, 4th, Year, Football 1st, 4th Year BRETON, JOSEPH DANIEL 16 Cambridge Terrace Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Pool Favorite Study: Algebra Committees: Junior Council CALVERT, THOMAS FRANCIS 22 Peters Street Blessed Sacrament Intentions: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Coin Collecting Favorite Study: Electricity, Algebra “Dan” 17 BURKE, ALFRED LEE “Bootsie” 133 Erie Street Webster Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Pool, Swimming, Ping-Pong Athletic Teams: Track, Football, Baseball Favorite Study: Auto, Chemistry, Electricity Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol Committees: 4 Student Councils, Treasurer, Sophomore Year, Yearbook Staff “Tom” 18 17 CARISTO, FRED G. “Chippy” 57a Rice Street Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Record Collecting Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Freshman Basketball, Baseball Clubs: Register Staff, Projection Club Committees: Freshman Council CARTER, LEROY “Roy” 31 Pleasant Street 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Sports, Billiards Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Baskethall, Football Not Available CARVALHO, FREDERICK 352 Pearl Street Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Auto Mechanic Favorite Study: Auto CARVALHO, RICHARD 352 Pearl Street 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: AutoyMechanic Favorite Study: f uto CHASE, CLIFTON “Jiggs” 41 Howard Street Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Swimming, Basketball, Playing Piano and Drums Sponsored by STAR PHARMACY—APOTHECARIES 119 Hampshire St., Cambridge, Mass. CHOJNOWSKI, HENRY JOHN “Ham” 131 Fifth Street a Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Electricity Favorite Study: Electronics COFFEY, TIMOTHY PATRICK Lutte 25 Roberts Road 16 Saint Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Math Clubs: Chess Club COFFILL, ROBERT RUSSELL “Bob” 27 Inman St. 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Athletic Teams: Cross Country, 4 Years; Indoor and Outdoor Track, Co-Captain of Track Team 58 Interesting Happenings: Winner of School Boy Broad Jump and Low Hurdles, Anchor Man COLLINS, THOMAS WILLIAM “Tom” 131 Raymond Street 18 Peabody Grammar School Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Working on Cars and Trapping Favorite Study: Electrical Construction COLMAN, KEVIN M. “Kev” 13 Reed Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: History No Photo AVAILABLE COMERFORD, EDWARD MICHAEL 18 Sargent Street 20 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Fishing, Modeling and Reading Hot-Rod Books Favorite Study: Aero Shops and Theory Athletic Teams: Football and Football Manager Clubs: Register Staff, Projection Club Committees: Prom Committee CUMMINGS, WILLIAM D. “Billy” 54 Washington Elms : 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: General lectrie Favorite Study: English 7 Athletic Teams :(Football 54, 55,56, 57 iy CURRAN, MICHAEL DAVID “Mike” 27 Magnolia Ave. ibe St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: East Coast Aero Tech. Hobbies: Autos, Dancing Favorite Study: Aero Athletic Teams: Football 54, 55 Clubs: Junior and Senior Council Safety Patrol Committees: Register DALY, WILLIAM J. ad 11 141 Clark St. 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Auto Favorite Study: Linotype DEL’ETOILE, PHILIP Td Oe 9 Jefferson Park 18 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: Algebra, Trig, Physics DES CHAMPS, RAYMOND D. “Ray” 23 Williams St. 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Marines, Aviation Hobbies: Airplanes, Archery Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Sophomore JV Baseball DICKERSON, DONALD WILLIAM “Don” 8 Emmons Place 17 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Work in Electricity Field Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Baseball DIONNE, GERARD PAUL JR. sJerrys 6 Sycamore Street igh Saint John’s Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Sports, Swimming, Boating Favorite Study: Press, Chemistry Clubs: Projection 55-56 Not Available DOHERTY, DANIEL JR.. “Dinger” 35 Market Street 16 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Work Favorite Study: English Clubs: Projection DREWICZ, ALEXANDER JOSEPH CAR 35 Corcoran Park 18 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College, Architect, Artist Athletic Teams: Basketball 55 to 58, Cross Country 56-57, Indoor Track 56 to 58, Outdoor Track 56 to 58 Clubs: Key Club 56 to 58, Senior Councilor, Senior Class Secretary, Key Club Dance Committee, Yearbook, Register DROBOT, ROBERT E. “Bob” 4 Linwood Place 18 Saint Mary’s Annunciation Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Music Favorite Study: Geometry, History Athletic Teams: Freshman Football Clubs: Projection Club, Safety Patrol Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Council DUPONT, JOSEPH J., JR. “Duke” 21 Whitney Ave. 19 Webster Cremer School Hobbies: Basketball Favorite Study: English i | FENNELL, WILLIAM D. Billa 441 Franklin Street 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Navy d Favorite Study: Electricity ( FERREIRA, RICHARD STEPHEN Bee: 207A Prospect Street Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: G. M. Training School Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Auto FINKEL, ALBERT J. Al 40 Essex Street 1% Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hi-Fi, Electronics Favorite Study: Physics, History Clubs: Key Club, Science Club, Safety Committees: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Council FLANAGAN, DAVID SINCLAIR . “Dave” 27 Edward T. Sullivan Road 18 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Art School FRONK, EDWARD JOE hae 2022 Mass. Ave. 18 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Artist Hobbies: Fishing Favorite Study: Chemistry Clubs: Safety Patrol Committees: Senior Council GALLAGHER, JOHN R. fd Of 377 Huron Ave. 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Offset Printing Hobbies: Photography, Collecting Postcards Favorite Study: Linotype, Press Clubs: Projection, Key Club, Safety Patrol Committees: Register Staff, Yearbook ij GAMACHE, FRANCIS JOSEPH “Franny” 20 Pemberton St. 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: U. S. Air Force Hobbies: Custom Cars Favorite Study: Auto Athletic Teams: Baseball 54 and 55 Clubs: Safety Patrol GERACI. ANTHONY PETER 11 Donnell Street Peabody Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Auto Driving Athletic Teams: Basketball 54-55, Baseball 54-58 Committees: Student Council, Safety Patrol GIFFEN, GEORGE H. “Giff? Sey ee 201 Lakeview Avenue 17 : Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Mechanical Engineer Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Baseball Clubs: Safety Patrol GIOSMAS, JAMES “Libby” 14 Cottage Street 17 Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Record Collecting, Rifle Shooting Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Baseball 56, Basketball 54, 55, 56 GRECO, NICHOLAS “Nickie” 53 Fulkerson Street 17 Kelley Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Fishing Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Projection GUTHRIE, JOHN J. 28 Winter Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Marine Engineering Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Boat Racing Favorite Study: English Clubs: Science (Sophomore, Junior) Committees; Councilor (Freshman), Librarian (Freshman) HARKINS, FREDERICK A. 85 Bristol Street Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College, Air Force Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming Favorite Study; English GRIFFIN, MICHAEL T. “Mike” 3 Woodrow Wilson Court 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: College, Service Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: English ‘Johnny” 1% HALLISEY, WILLIAM DANIEL pa ey ile 6 Trowbridge Street 18 Saint Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: East Coast Aero Technical Favorite Study: Aero Engineering Athletic Teams: Football 54-55-56-57, Baseball 55-56, Track 54-55 a Yo” sy Clubs: Key Club a ed “Freddie” HARRINGTON, ALBERT F. “Frank” 64 Fairfield Street 18 Immaculate Conception Grammar School Intentions: Boston College Favorite Study: History, Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football, 3rd Year; Baseball Clubs: Projection, Yearbook Staff HARRINGTON, ROBERT P. “Happy” 16 Ellsworth Avenue 16 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: P. G., College Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Football 54-55, JV 55-56, Hockey Varsity 56 Clubs: Safety Patrol HICKEY, TIMOTHY J. 8 Newell Street 16 Saint Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Work Favorite Study; Mathematics Clubs: Safety Patrol HIGGINS, JOSEPH B. “Toe” 30 Rice Street 17 Saint John’s Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Automobiles Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: 1st Year Football, Baseball, 2nd Year Baseball Clubs: Projection 1 and 4, Safety Patrol JANKO, ALEXANDER H. 276 Hurley Street Thorndike Grammar School Join: Navy Hobbies: Hunting Favorite Study: Electronics JONES, ROBERT S. 15A Howard Street Webster Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Billiards and Pool Athletic Teams: Football 54 to 57, Basketball 55 to 58 Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol Committees: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Council HOGAN, PAUL F. 21 Fayette Street Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Marines Favorite Study: English “Tank” 17 JILLSON, FRANCIS ROBERT 82 Richdale Avenue Kelly Grammar School Intentions; College, Air Force Hobbies: Electronics, Stamps Committees: Yearbook Staff, Register Se Sian 17 “Hogie” wy, “Frank” LF KASINSKAS, VYTAUTAS “Vito” 24 Antrim Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Mechanical Drawing Favorite Study: English Clubs: Safety Patrol Committees: Senior Council KNOX, LAWRENCE JR. “Buddy” 134 Fayeweather Street Ne Katonah Grammar School Hobbies: Football, Airplanes, Boats, Rifles Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Football, Track Clubs: Projection Club LAMBRINOS, PETER 322% Western Ave. Hl Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College and U. S. Air Force Hobbies: Basketball, Baseball, Swimming Favorite Study: Reading, Physics Athletic Teams: Basketball 1955 and 56, Cross Country 1955 Clubs: Projection 54-55-56-57 Committees: Council (Sophomore, Senior) LEAMAN, WILLIAM FREDERICK “Billy” 29 Kinnaird Street 17 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: U, S. Marines Clubs; Projection 54-55 46 Parker Street 17 Saint Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Algebra Athletic Teams: Football 54-55-56-57, Co-Captain 57, Baseball 56-57-58, Basketball 56, Track 55-58, Hockey Manager 56 LEARY, EDWARD M. “Ned” : . LeFAVE, FRANCIS THOMAS “Leafy” 51 Chestnut Street 1 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Candidate for Football, Baseball, Hockey LEONARDO, WALTER J. “Buzzy” 124 Auburn Street 17 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Coast Guard Favorite Study: Electronics, Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football 54-55, Basketball 56 Clubs: Projection Club LEWIS, LEON CALVIN “Wimpie” 55 Granville Road 18 Russell Grammar School Intentions: College, Service Hobbies: Sports, Hunting, Fishing Favorite Study: Physics, Electrical Construction Athletic Teams: Hockey 55-56, Co-Captain 58, Tennis 55-58, Captain 58, Baseball 58 Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol, Key Club. Committees: Council (Freshman, Senior) LOGIUDICE, ANGELO JOHN 54 Portsmouth Street Wellington Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports and Automobiles Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Baseball 55-56, Football 55, Basketball 55 Clubs: Science Club Committees: Junior Council LYNCH IOSELHeL: “Joe” 30 Union Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Mechanics Hobbies: Automobiles MacKINNON, PAUL CHARLES “Mac” 510 Putnam Ave. 16 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Follow Aeronautics Hobbies: Cars, Reading Hot Rod Magazines Favorite Study: Aero Shops Committees: Junior Council MAGNO, JOSEPH PHILIP “Oe 88 Holworthy St. 17 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: History Clubs: National Honor Society, Key Club, President; Junior and Senior Council, Junior Class, President; Senior Class President, Safety Patrol, Boys’ State Committees: Register Staff 55 and 56, Editor 57 and 58, Editor of the Yearhook MASON, JOHN J. 162 Hampshire St. St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Swimming Favorite Study: History MATTSON, ERIC A. 44 Lopez St. Webster Grammar School Intentions: U. S. Navy Hobbies: Golf, Swimming Favorite Study: Architectural Drawing MARSHALL, DAVID R. “Dave” 77 Inman St. 16 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies; Fishing Favorite Study: Math and Sciences Ny X) Vv “Tack” 17 = MASSIMI, DAVID 54 Fourth St. 17 Putnam Grammar School poet on Intentions: Engineering A | Fd Favorite Study: History f t- : VU a ; € = 17 McCAFFREY, ROBERT W. 59 Pearl Street Webster Grammar School Intentions: Printer Favorite Study: Printing Athletic Teams: JV Baseball 2, J a eo Pt eg oer McCARTHY, GREGORY MICHAEL “Mac” 6B Day Street Saint John’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, Music Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Basketball 58, Baseball 58 “Bob” 17 McCARTHY, FRANK “Mac” 31 Granville Road 18 Saint Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football 54 Clubs: Safety Patrol Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Rindge track team still the best Af j 18 McDEVITT, JOHN PATRICK 175 Columbia Street 18 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Electrician Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Freshman Football SE McGILVRAY, PAUL A. “Mac” 1 Malcolm Road Ny Saint Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports, Music, Boating Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Baseball 56 Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Track team wins championship McISAAC, WILLIAM E. “Bill” “Mac” 1 Hancock Park V7 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports, Caddying Favorite Study: Chemistry Athletic Teams: Hockey 56-58, Golf 55-57 Clubs: Key Club, Yearbook Staff, Flag Detail Committees: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council; Sophomore Secretary 55-56 McKEON, WILLIAM P. “Mac” 1 Emmons Place 17 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: School, Army Hobbies: Bowling, Horseback Riding Athletic Teams: Football 55-56-57, Track 56-57, Baseball 56-57, Hockey Manager 56-57 Clubs: Projection 55 McMAHON, GEORGE FRANCIS “Mickey” 306 Prospect Street ity Saint Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Auto Athletic Teams: Football 54-55-56-57, Co-Captain 57 Committees: Junior, Senior Council McNEIL, EDWARD J. 211 Lakeview Avenue 18 Russell Grammar School Intentions: College Committees: (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior) Councilor McQUEENEY, WILLIAM ROBERT “Bill” 273 Brookline Street 17 Morse Grammar School Intentions: Linotype Operator r Favorite Study: Mathematics, Linotype — MEDEIROS, ROBERT “Harv” 194 Bridge Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Auto Mechanic Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting, Cars Favorite Study: Auto Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Rindge winning the track championship MEDEIROS, RONALD “Ron” 8 Mullins Court 18 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Baseball, JV, Hockey Clubs: Junior Editor of Rindge Register in 56-57, Projection Club MINAVICH, JOHN A. 365 Portland Rd. Immaculate Conception Grammar School Intentions: Forestry Department Favorite Study: Art MULLALY, ALBERT R. 27 Wo od St. Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Projection MELNICHUK, PAUL JOHN “Mel” 377A Portland St. iy Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Billiards, Bowling, Golf Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Baseball, Track Committees: Junior Class Councilor “Minnie” | 16 MOSS, GARTH S. “Skipper” 73 Normandy Ave. 18 Exeter Grammar School Intentions: College, Navy Hobbies: Models, Motion Pictures Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Key Club, Projection Club Committees: Senior Council oA bby” 17 MURPHY, MORTIMER J. “Mort” 16 Locke Street 17 Saint John’s Grammar School Intentions: Electrician Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football NAPOLITANO, STEPHEN JOSEPH 2 Gore Street Place Thorndike Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Yavorite Study: Mathematics x tacks O’NEILL, EUGENE ANTHONY “Gene” 167 Hampshire Street iy Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Records Favorite Study: English Clubs: Key Club Committees: Councilor PACHECO, ROBERT ANTHONY 354 Pearl Street Saint Francis Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Math Clubs: Projection “Nappy” La “Chico” 18 PALUMBO, DOMENIC ANTHONY “Dom” 62 Fulkerson St. 7 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Commercial Airline Pilot Hobbies: Flying Airplanes, Playing Accordion Favorite Study: Study of Air Planes Clubs: Key Club 4 Years, Projection Club Committees: Vice President Junior and Senior Class, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class, Vice President Key Club 57 PATTERSON, WILLIAM H. “Pat-Sid” 34 Corcoran Park 18 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Photography Clubs: School Paper, Safety Patrol, Key Club Treasurer Committees: Junior and Senior Council, Class Treasurer both years, Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee PERRY, JOHN WESLEY AGE 3 Wendell St. 18 Agassiz Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Radio and Television Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Football, Track, Basketball, Captain of Baseball 58 PERRY, JOSEPH E. “Perry” 124 Charles St. 18 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Playing Trumpet Favorite Study: Auto PETERS, JOHN MICHAEL 47 Kinnaird Street Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Air Force or College Hobbies: Bowling, Stock Car Races Favorite Study: Physics, History “Johnny” 17 PICARD, LEO WILLIAM 124 Montgomery Street 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Science Fiction Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Track Clubs: Science Club PIMENTEL, ROBERT F. “Bob” 10 Diminick Street 17 B. S. D. Randolph Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Radio and Electronic Equipment Favorite Study: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics 7 ' POLCARO, DONALD J. “Don” 243 Webster Avenue 18 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Electronics RIBERIO, JOHN P. 1 Rogers Court 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Night School Hobbies: Fishing Favorite Study: Freehand Drawing Committees: Rindge Register RILEY, JAMES E. “Eddie” 2 Olive Place 17 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Making Electrical Devices Favorite Study: Electronics ROSE, WILLIAM “Bud” 252 Pearl St. 17 Billerica Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: Welding SABBEY, JOHN G. RY” 368 Broadway St. 16 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Foreign Envelopes and Postcards Favorite Study: Physics and English Clubs; Rindge Science Clubs SAVINA, ROBERT CHARLES “Bob” 13 Holly Ave. 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Work Hobbies: Working on Radio and TV Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs: Senior Council SCOTTI, RICHARD JA 185 Charles Street Thorndike Grammar Schoo Intentions: Marines Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Auto Committees: Councils 1, 2, 3 SELMAN, LIONEL “Little Richard” 33 Pleasant Street 19 Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Weightlifting, Swimming Favorite Study: English, Auto Athletic Teams: Basketball SILVA, THOMAS B. SSI: 19 Myrtle Ave. My | St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: Mechanic Hobbies: Cars, Hunting and Fishing Favorite Study: Cabinet Making Clubs: Register, Projection, Safety Patrol STACK, JAMES THOMAS 1427 Cambridge Street Saint Mary’s Grammar School Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Welding STRYKER, HENRY PAUL 160 Vassallane Russell Grammar School Intentions: Service or College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Baseball 55, 56, 57, 58, Basketball 55, 56 SPINETTI, JOSEPH ANTHONY 14 Third Street Lincoln Junior High School Intentions: Air Force Favorite Study: Electronics (4 “lim? 16 STEFANIDAKIS, GEORGE 164%4 Suffolk Street Roberts Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Photography Favorite Study: Chemistry, Math, Physics Clubs: Science Club President Committees: Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Council ““Headsie” 18 “Toe 18 fy Ae eee Pe. iy ONAN SUCHARESKI, WALTER THOMAS “Suchie” 70 Berkshire Street Uy Kelly Grammar School Intentions: Art School Favorite Study: Art Athletic Teams: Freshman Baseball 1955 SULLIVAN, KENNETH M. “Ken” 20 Ware St. 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Sophomore Track SUTTON, GERALD F. “Gerry” 61 Pemberton St. 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Hockey Manager 55-56 Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol Interesting Happenings at Rindge: Charlie Jenkins Day SWEET, AUTHUR C. Aria 1 Gerard Terrace 17 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Navy TANAKA, NOBUYUKI “Nobby” 139 Magazine Street 21 Grammar School in Japan Intentions: College Hobbies: High Voltage Experiment, Hi-Fi, Tennis Favorite Study: Physics TAYLOR, JOSEPH FRANCIS “Toe” “Joey” 100 Pine Street 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Auto Mechanic Hobbies: Stamp Collecting Favorite Study: Auto THIBEAULT, GEORGE 31% Antrim Street 16 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Stamp Collecting Favorite Study: Mathematics, History Committees: Yearbook Staff THOMAS, JOHN C. “Thomas” 29 Field Street 17 Russell Grammar School Intentions: College Athletic Teams: Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track 57-58, Tennis 55-56, Captain 56 Clubs: Key Club, Projection, Safety Patrol, Rindge Register, High Jump Record Holder, Freshman, Sophomore Council, President Sophomore Class THOMPSON, JAMES M. “Jim” 99 Harlow Street 16 Agassiz Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Skin-Diving, Cars Favorite Study: History Clubs: Sophomore, Senior Council, Projection Club TOBIN, JOHN J. “Curly” 29 Winter Street 18 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Further Schooling Hobbies: Radio, Cars, Weightlifting, Music Favorite Study: Physics, Aero, English Clubs: Projection Committees: Student Council 54-55 TRAHEY, ROBERT STEPHEN eShine 26 Woodbridge Street 20 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Printing Hobbies: Models, Coin and Shell Collecting Athletic Teams: Freshman Hockey Clubs: Safety Patrol TRZNADEL, ROBERT JOEL chico 11 Appleton Street, Som. 18 Western Junior High Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Aircraft Making, Cars Favorite Study: Algebra Clubs: Projection Club, Safety Patrol VERGATO, GERALD FRANCIS 80 Brookline St. Webster Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Baseball and Coin Collecting Favorite Study: English WALSH, GEORGE W. 258 Upland Road Peabody Grammar School Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Hockey Clubs: Projection Club Committees: Junior Council VERCELLONE, JOSEPH THOMAS “Joey” 6 Poplar Road 17 Russell Grammar School Intentions: Architectural Drawing Hobbies: Reading, Swimming, Bowling Favorite Study; Architectural Drawing Clubs: Projection Club Committees: Council for Four Years “Gerry” 17 VOCE, JOHN L. 220 Broadway 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Fishing Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Football 56-57, Baseball 57-58 Interesting Happenings: Rindge Beat Matigon 27-6, 56 17 WALSH, STEVEN DOUGLAS “Steve” 64 Orchard Street 17 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Study: Math 1 Worcester Street Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Mechanic Hobbies: Cars and Numismatics Favorite Study: Machine Clubs: Key Club, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Council WOLK, FRANK J. “Frankie” 385 Norwolk St. 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies; Cars Favorite Study: Auto WILLIAMS, ROBERT ANTHONY “Will” “Bob” 18 YEARBOOK STAFF ON FLOOR, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Vercellone, E. Comeford, J. Borovick, J. Sabbey. FIRST ROW: Mr. W. H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; M. Curran, W. Mclsaac, W. Patterson, J. Magno, D. Palumbo, A. Drewicz, J. Gallagher, D. Bayne. SECOND ROW: A. Harrington, W. Adelson, A. Burke, L. Lewis, V. Kasinskas, J. Thomas, G. Stefanadaikis, J. Thompson, B. Allen, G. Thibeault, R. Williams. MR. CARCHIA Automobile MR. PREBLE Machine MR. MORASH Radio MR. GOMES Printing MR. EGAN Cabinetmaking MR. MELLEN y Metallurgy MR. MURRAY Electricity MR. CRAWLEY Electrical Maintenance MR. RYAN English MR. WADDEN Mathematics MR. MAHONEY History MR. POWERS English MR. METIVIER Mathematics MR. LYNCH French MR. O’CONNELL History MR. BURKE Mathematics MR. L. FITZGERALD English , ad al . ie = ele i ¥ e 9 s if rf t é is Y at Pr: e. MR. PARRIS Physics MR. DIEHL English qQ f’) JA Pg i MR. O’SULLIVAN History MR. COYNE Architectural Drawing MR. FERRARI Welding MR. JENNINGS Chemistry MR. TERRY Physics Our Editor Interviews MR. McCABE MR. SATERIALE Mathematics MR. McMAHON Offset Press Cafeteria 5 “A23) O-8 ES {OX 2-0 (5 , ® oll of : A _D NOBUYUKI TANAKA GEORGE STEFANADAKIS THIMOTHY P. COFFEY JOSEPH P. MAGNO WILLIAM E. McISAAC R. McCAFFREY A. FINKEL J. BOROVICK E. O’NEIL W. PATTERSON W. ANDERSON J. RILEY D. BAYNE R. SAVINA F. JILLSON W. DALY G. SUTTON HALL OF FAME Most Conscientious Most Accommodating ALBERT FINKEL WILLIAM McISAAC Most Athletic Most Popular Most Bashful Most Sincere JOHN THOMAS JOSEPH MAGNO EUGENE O’NEIL DENNIS BAYNE Most Talkative Most Dependable Most Industrious Most Humorous JOHN PERRY WILLIAM PATTERSON TIMOTHY COFFEY ALEXANDER DREWICZ HALL OF FAME Most Earnest Best Disposition JOHN BOROVICK GEORGE STEFANADAIKIS Best Dressed Best Dancer Tallest Shortest JOHN BALAKIN ALFRED BURKE EUGENE BOLDEN ROBERT McCAFFREY Greatest D er Smoothest Line Heartiest Laugher Most Likely to Succeed FRANCIS: McCARTHY ALBERT HARRINGTON “DOM” PALUMBO NOBUYUKI TANAKA KEY CLUB ON THE FLOOR, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Mancini, G. Thorne, J. Balcomino, A. Finkel, M. Curran, G. Moss. FIRST ROW: Mr. W. H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; M. O’Sullivan, W. Mc- Isaac, W. Patterson, J. Magno, D. Palumbo, A. Drewicz, J. Gallagher, Mr. P. H. Diehl, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW: T. Gale, D. Conroy, P. Bertelli, R. Ayers, B. Allen, A. Wilband, J. Thomas, M. Madigan, J. Thompson, L. Lewis, E. O’Neil, R. Williams, D. Bayne. REGISTER STAFF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. W. H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; A. Wilband, G. Thorne, W. Patterson, J. Magno, A. Drewicz, J. Gallagher, R. Ayers, D. Bayne. SECOND ROW: H. Johnson, R. Belanger, B. Grigsby, J. Thomas, G. McCarthy, E. Comerford, M. Curran. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, the spirit of the class of 1958, residing in the hearts of the young men of Rindge Technical School, in the city of Cambridge, in the county of Middlesex, and the state of confusion, not being of sound mind and disposing memory do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament. To the Freshmen we leave stepladder to reach the water fountains. To the Sophomores we leave the pleasure of caring for the Freshmen. To the Juniors we leave answers to Mr. Scott’s tests. aes Fitzgerald we leave a gold plated chess set and a book on ‘“‘How It’s one.” To Mr. E. F. Cassidy we leave a treasure chest filled with 3, 2, Em and Quads. To Mr. Delaney we leave a new class of irresponsible Seniors. To Mr. De Mello we leave all stolen erasers. To Mr. Jennings we leave one Univac to ease the strain. To Mr. Wadden we leave an easy book on mathematics. To Mr. Mahoney we leave a coke machine for the dances. To Mr. Lynch we leave a young college secretary to answer his phone. To Mr. Diehl we leave a new recipe for baking brownies. To Mr. McCabe we leave our undying thanks for his guidance and under- standing. To Mr. J. Kelleher and Mr. W. Kelleher we leave. To the band members leaving Rindge, we take with us the memories of Band: Master Joseph Freni. To Mr. Mellen we leave a lifetime subscription to the Watertown Arsenal Gazette. To Mr. T. McCann we leave a life insurance policy along with crash helmets. To Mr. Terry we leave a book called, “I Was A Faculty Manager.” To the nurse we leave many pains but no pills. To Mr. Creedon, Mr. Myers, and Mr. Egan we leave a forest of 5 foot red- wood. Lastly, I make, constitute, and appoint the class of 1962 executor of this, my Last Will and Testament. Witnessed By: THE CLASS OF 1958 CLASS HISTORY Our first days at Rindge were days of adjustment. High school was a radical change from the school routine we had been following the past eight years. The four years ahead seemed like a long time to us then, but now, looking back we realize how all-too-short a time that it was. David Flanagan was elected President and Richard Scotti, Vice President. The football players began to make themselves known. Regu- lars like Billy Cummings, John Perry, Ben Jackson, Billy Hallisey, and Joe Aiello reported to the freshman squad. Mr. Thomas Smith took over the position of head coach when Mr. Walter Boudreau left. The track team won the national championship that year; the basketball team went to the Tech Tourney. At the end of the freshman year we had made many friends at Rindge among the faculty and student body. We returned to school in September and held class elections. John Thomas was elected President and Philip Corkery was elected Vice President. During the °55-’56 season, our varsity teams gave many sparkling performances. Charlie Jenkins set a new record in the 500-yard dash. Doug Scholl broke his own scoring record which he had set the previous year. Joseph Elder was A.A.U. 50-yard dash champion. The class of 1955 presented Mr. McCabe with an oil portrait as their class gift. We lost a fine man in Mr. Cody. Mr. Cody was an English teacher at Rindge for many years and he was missed by the faculty and student body alike. The class of 1905 had a successful reunion at the Continental Hotel. Mr. Lester Ladd, a chemistry teacher at Rindge for many years, and faculty advisor for the Key Club, retired from a long career of teaching. During the sophomore year, many boys changed their courses to follow the ones best suited to them. By the end of our sophomore year we were a part of Rindge and Rindge was a part of us. In September 1956, we gained the distinction of being “upperclassmen.” The past two years had been rewarding ones, but the next two held promise of new experience and greater reward. One of the highlights of our junior year was the welcome home celebration for Charlie Jenkins. Charlie said that he owed a great deal to the fine coaching of Mr. Thomas Duffy. The “Register” received honorable mention for the write-up on the interview with Charlie. The school was saddened by the passing of Mr. Joseph Frank Freni, band leader at Rindge for many years. The election of new members to the National Honor Society is always a memorable event. George Stef- anidakis, Albert Finkel, Robert McCaffrey, Timothy Coffey, Joseph Magno, and other outstanding members of the junior class were sworn in. Mr. Charles Linehan, head of the mathematics department for many years, retired from teaching. By the time that the senior year rolled around, we were well aware of the standouts in the class. Ed Leary and George McMahon were the outstanding football players. John Thomas and Bob Coffill were Rindge’s outstanding track men. Thomas dis- tinguished himself in the 57-58 season as the best schoolboy high jumper of his time. Coffill became famous for his performances in the 300-yard run and his running as anchor man for the relay team. No better choice could have been made for the class presidency than Joseph Magno. His tireless efforts helped make our senior year a success. The “Register” hit record sales in “1957-58.” The Rindge boys made a fine showing in the Thanksgiving day game, gaining a tie with a favored Cambridge Latin eleven. With graduation in sight we look back on the past four years; the football rallies, the Turkey Day games, school-commerce day and the planning of the prom, stand out in our memory. There are many indications that the prom, scheduled for May 29, will be a tremendous success. We express our thanks to the faculty of Rindge for their help over the years. We will always remember Rindge, and if we have learned the true meaning of the inscription over the doorway, our four years will have been a success—“Work is one of our greatest blessings; everyone should have an honest occupation.” FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager P. Lambrinos, V. Kelly, J. Carbone, J. Voce, B. Morin, C. Robinson, P. Girard, F. Braga, A. Harrington. SECOND ROW: B. McGuinness, W. Hallisey, J. McGurk, M. Bell, E. Stamps, J. Doherty, E. Bolden, L. Knox, E. Leary, Co-Captain; Mr. Terry, Faculty Manager; E. Fratto, Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: E. Morrissey, Assistant Coach; T. Smith, Head Coach; G. McMahon, Co-Captain; A. Beaudoin, B. Jackson, W. Cummings, W. Mitchell, J. Aiello, G. Greenidge, W. McKeon, J. Perry, R. Jones. 1957 FOOTBALL The Rindge team was totally defeated this year. This is something new in the annals of Rindge football history. This season cut deep into the wounds left by last year. When the first game was lost to Revere, it brought back unpleasant memories. The tremendous courage showed by the boys was given them by a great and un- forgettable coach, Mr. Smith. The willingness to win showed by Ed Leary, our captain, George McMahon, our co-captain, John Perry, Robert Jones, Billy Cummings, Joe Aiello, and George Greenidge brought out the fact that the boys hadn’t lost their spirit once during the season. It would be difficult to pick out the most outstanding senior boy who had played football, because they were all great. Due to the flu and Sputnik, there were few followers of the fighting Rindge Warriors. “Oops,” I forgot to mention old 35 Bill Hallisey, Ben McInnis, and Larry Knox. It takes teamwork to run a team, and these boys added to it. A word from the team to Mr. Smith. “We shall never forget the locker room ses- sions we used to have with you before, during and after the game. You showed us that without teamwork, the game of football cannot be played.” With an undefeated freshman team, and many veterans returning, things look brighter for next year. 5 ¢ ) BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: R. Gaul, D. Marshall, B. Jackson, A. Harrington, W. Mitchell, D. Hill. BACK ROW: P. Lambrinos, Manager; V. Kelley, E. Kapopolus, Mr. T. Murphy, Coach. E BASKETBALL 1957-58 The season just closing as we go to press was what might be called a “building season.” It was evident that the season was not as successful because of the inex- perienced players. Not only this fact remained, but very few upperclassmen were seen for very long in a game. The fact that Coach Murphy was building this year was not hard to see, as he concentrated on the inexperienced fellows who would be back to participate next year and the year following. He also realized that with this inex- perience he could not hope to aspire to any championship. ; One of the seniors that. we mentioned and who will be among the missing next year will be Sidney Jones. Under the already proved ability of Coach Murphy we are sure that Rindge will once again come out on top. MO HOCKEY KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cuneen, Co-Captain B. McInnis, J. Tansey, Co-Captain L. Lewis, W. Braun, W. MclIsaac. FIRST ROW, STANDING: R. Harrington, R. Buleamino, G. Giffen, A. Willband, J. Beaudoin, R. Kendall, J. Mannke, F. O’Connor. REAR ROW: J. Voce, Manager; Mr. J. Powers, Coach; L. Riley, F. McGarry, R. Bernard, P. Gerard, R. Parkhurst. HOCKEY 1957-1958 The hockey squad this year was “thin” on experience but at long last long in numbers. With a vastly enlarged practice program at very convenient hours a large number of candidates responded. But as in all developing programs it will take time before the results of this enlarged practice program are excellent. Although the team was winless in league competition it gave Melrose the scare of its life with a tight 2-0 game. The results of the grammar school-freshman developing program should be evidenced in a year or two. Among the seniors who performed well for the varsity team are co-captain Leon Lewis, Bill McIsaac, George Giffen, and Robert Harrington. John Voce proved to be a very capable manager. The senior class wishes Coach Powers all the success in the world and are sure he will regain for Rindge the glory she once knew in hockey. TRACK 1958 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hewitt, K.; Payne, M.; Chase, C.; Leary, E.; Thomas, J., Co-Captain; Coffill, R., Co-Captain; Perry, J.; Dottin, L.; Brathwaite, L.; Blackman, D.; Grigsby, B. SECOND ROW: Povial, J.; McClain, S.; Benson, J.; Jackman, A.; Greenidge, G.; Stack- house, H.; Bentubo, P.; Brooks, J.; Brathwaite, A.; Brathwaite, N. THIRD ROW: Mr. Duffy, T., Coach; Payne, J.; Ward, R.; Sheppard, A.; Marathas, W.; Sullivan, A.; Mr. H. Lynch (Faculty Manager). TRACK 1957-1958 This year Rindge, due to the splendid work of Mr. Duffy, has produced another championship team. During the cross country season our fleet-footed technicians won the Metropolitan League Championship and during the indoor season Rindge won the Metropolitan League Championship of Division 1. Two members of the team, the captains, have been undefeated during the Metro- politan League: “Bob” Coffil in the 300, and John Thomas in the high jump, the latter setting a new league and division record. In the B.A.A. Meet, Coffil won the hurdles in record time, and Thomas broke the high jump record and our great relay team broke the record also. In the State Meet Jackman won the 600 by a large margin over a choice field, Coffil ran his 300 trial heat in record time, and Thomas broke two records in the high jump and the hurdles. Once again our fabul ous relay team came through on top. Also this has been the first year in which Rindge had been represented in the Knights of Columbus and the B.A.A. Meets. Captains Robert Coffil and John Thomas shared the honors. John Thomas broke the existing national schoolboy indoor high jump record at the Madison Square Garden with a leap of 6 feet 7 5 8 inches. The old record was 6 feet 4. 1 2 inches. John and Bob Coffill also earned points in the hurdles in the 440. AMM sk bike PRE: BE ie «ale RELAY TEAM AND COACH Co-Captains JOHN THOMAS JOHN THOMAS AND ROBERT COFFILL United States Champion Schoolbey High Jumper BASEBALL Coach Gibson is more than confident that this year’s baseball team will be a definite improvement over the 1956 squad. Along with captain John Perry, who will serve as “Old Reliable” ready to fill any position, there will be a strong crew of sophomores and juniors returning to the lineup. Among these will be Kapopulas, Mahoney, Wil- band, Kasinske, and Mitchell. Although representation from the senior class will not be-as large as last year the team can certainly hope to benefit by the presence of Ed Leary in right field, and John Voce at first base. On hand also from the graduating class will be L. McKeon in the outfield, “Amo” Stryker at third base, and of course our captain John Perry. On the mound this year will be Kasinski and Kennedy, and Coach Gibson is hopeful that spring recruiting will produce for him an adequate catcher. It is the general opinion of the team members that with some solid hitting, slick fielding, and a few breaks, this year’s baseball team will be riding high in the win column. EPILOGUE Inscribed in the previous pages are the happy and unforgettable memories we enjoyed here at Rindge. These are priceless memories, for as we go on our separate ways into the uncertainty of the future, they will serve as a vivid reminder of the fun, friends and happiness we all loved so well. May each and every member of the class of 1958, under the guid- ance of God, prosper in his chosen field to the end that still more honor and glory might be bestowed upon Rindge. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Sponsor; Riley, J.; Savina, R.; Patterson, W.; Mr. Francis T. McCabe, Headmaster; Mr. Arthur F. L. 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