Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

’ ‘ Oe ee Oe ee a ” EL eE Y Ua | aoe aie bf FOU LI9tt =| Sy : © : : Je DEVELOPED THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF (€ Oe, % a y Baan MORSE 8 Hors % 4 BOHN WAWOQD ” i 2 Mae iD Nees W BROOKS: i Mins ESTE DELANEY LYNCH Wy E mh : Ptah tal pH nw: ROBART ft i EAE TIGERALD a ohh 13° 8. aN i Tk EA CE an CUNT WAS | ECHNICAL ces ae i (yf LEARN THE USsons Of ATH aia : | ae tee A gsosse OF THE FOUNDER AS SUCCESS: a5 | NQTABLE: PRINCIPALS OF THE SCHOOL «+ ‘ | i SHOOL con a on ! ‘ 13) z iS : Lo hee M:E } aN E OF $c (00s z MR. JOHN W. WOOD HEADMASTER EMERITUS MPS SENIOR YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1959 5H RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS DEDICATION The class of 1959 affectionately dedicates its yearbook to a man who will live forever in the history of Rindge. The editorial, which appeared in the first issue of our last year at Rindge, crystallizes our feel- ings towards him: “As a new school year opened, a definite void seemed to exist. No one at first could seem to explain this emptiness. It took only a few days to realize that a man who had been an integral part of the very foundation of Rindge was no longer with us. Mr. Walter H. Gomes had retired. For thirty-nine years, Mr. Gomes had been the so-called faculty technical advisor of the Rindge Register. This was a misnomer, for Mr. Gomes was actually “The Register,” as those of us who knew him know full well. The Register would never have been produced without his able, expert knowledge, his indefatigable energy and his abiding devotion to the Rindge technical school. It doesn’t seem possible that he is no longer with us. “To stop here and wish Walter many years of health and happiness in his retirement would be a gross injustice. The Rindge Register was just one of his many noteworthy accomplishments although, we suspect, his best. The paper is truly a monument to him. ‘We, at Rindge, need only to pass along our first floor corridor and see in frames a complete athletic history of our school. The countless hours that this dedicated man put into this project probably will never be known. He was too modest a gentleman to think that this time spent was a sacrifice. He was imbued with so much Rindge spirit he probably felt it was his duty as a Rindge man. The research re- quired to bring this most amazing project up to the present day, required a tenacity of purpose that only a man like Walter possessed. We feel certain in saying that no other high school in the country has as complete a visual athletic library under glass as we possess. So Walter leaves yet another monument. “There are those of us who can, with a little retrospection, recall yet another monument that could not be seen with the naked eye. For years when we were producing our annual senior drama, or, as a matter of fact, for any type of entertainment he had in the auditorium, Walter supplied all the lighting equipment, stage accoutrements and a working crew without ever submitting a bill for his services. We suspect, and in fact-we know, that it cost this noble character money out of his own pocket. “Back in 1931, our first yearbook was produced and here again without the guiding hand of Walter this project would not have reached fruition; this yearbook fathered our present book. ‘As we bring this article to a close we know we are going to leave many things unsaid, but the wide range of his services to Rindge were of such magnitude that it would take a much more proficient re- searcher to do this truly wonderful person justice. His place in Rindge history is intact—as long as the name Rindge lives, the name of Walter H. Gomes will be indelibly associated with it.” MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Headmaster Mr. McCabe has been in the Cambridge school system for the past 37 years. He was appointed a teacher in 1922 and master in 1928. He became assistant headmaster in 1937; acting headmaster in September of 1950 and headmaster in 1951. Mr. McCabe is a graduate of the University of Maine, being awarded his Bachelor of Science degree in 1922. He has also received a master of education degree from Harvard Graduate School of Education in 1928. It has been through Mr. McCabe’s encouragement, understanding, guidance, and friendship that many of our classmates are now graduating. We, the Class of 1959, will never forget him and wish to thank Mr. McCabe for his help. We hope that those coming after us will for many years have the advantages of his friendship. a 8 a i th. Re Aven) 4) Ss US, ies . . a MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools PROLOGUE An elderly man in a spacious apartment, thoughtfully makes his way toward a shelf of books. They are his respected friends— friends with whom he may converse at his ease. The index finger of his right hand runs across the line of volumes and comes to a stop upon a beautifully bound, brown book. He takes it from the shelf and regains his comfortable armchair. He opens the cover of his beloved volume. He turns to the title page of this “Brownie” of 1959. It was many years ago, yet as he silently turns the memorable pages and delights in reviewing his never to be forgotten high school days at Rindge, it seems like yesterday. A broad smile spreads across his peaceful face. MR. EDWARD J. DANEHY Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER We of Rindge Technical School are fortunate in having Mr. William Kelleher on the faculty. His -whole- hearted assistance and smiling geniality endears him to all that know him. At first, his manners may seem stern and difficult but his pleasant humor soon wins the hearts of his pupils. His job is difficult and sometimes distasteful but he always comes th rough with 4 smile and a good word for all. Mr. William Kelleher, although you were stern in appearance, your words of wisdom carried us to SUCCESS. MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER As the class of 1959 prepares to depart and take its place in the world, we wish to express our deepest gratitude to our beloved assistant headmaster, Mr. Kelleher. During our four years at Rindge, Mr. Kelleher has unselfishly dedicated himself to the further advance- ment of our education. To you, Mr. Kelleher, the class of 1959 extends their heartfelt thanks and wishes to you the greatest of success in the future. MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Advisor SSS AA, Was MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Guidance Director 12 MR. HENRY C. LYNCH Department Head Foreign Languages MR. EUGENE M. FITZGERALD Department Head English 13 MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Department Head Electricity MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head Science a en: gene So See Reece eee et ihcenat Vo Ncaneecur ans portale oh eae) Ree aqme oor 14 MR. VINCENT F. O'CONNELL Department Head Social Studies MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Acting Department Head Mathematics Ls 16 SENIOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. W. H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; J. Kennedy, J. Doyle, M. O'Sullivan, Secretary; F. Johnson, President; E. Kapopoulos, Vice-President; D. Kennedy, Treasurer; J. King, R. Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: R. Ernst, S. Boyajian, W. Mitchell, P. Smith, A. Jackman, V. Kelley, K. Lyon, J. Corkery, L. Brathwaite. BACK ROW: J. Jones, A. Beaudoin, R. Olsen, B. Grigsby, R. Tanguay, R. Archiprete, D. Saunders, D. Olsen, L. Morneault. Ze y g President FRANK R. JOHNSON “ Vice-President ERNEST J. KAPOPOULOS Treasurer DAVID P. KENNEDY Secretary MICHAEL L. O’SULLIVAN 17 hanaoosaaneesens 18 AIELLO, RICHARD DONALD “Richie” 16 Whitney Avenue 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: College or Armed Forces Hobbies: Drawing, Bowling, Sports Favorite Studies: Physics, English ARCHIPRETE, RONALD ANTHONY “Ronnie” 103 Gore Street 19 Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: College Hobby: Electricity Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Football Committees: Junior and Senior Council BEALS, EUGENE R. “Buddy” 17 Ellsworth Avenue 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Registry Inspector Hobbies: Cars, Mechanics Favorite Studies: Chemistry, Printing BEAUDOIN, ALBERT THOMAS “Al” 22 Dudley Street 18 Saint John’s Grammar School Intentions: Marines Hobby: Model Cars Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Football BEAUDOIN, RONALD F. “Ronnie” 37 Dover Street 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: College Hobby: Skating, Swimming Athletic Teams: Hockey 1958-1959, Football 1956 Clubs: Register Staff, Council 1956-1958 Committees: Yearbook Staff; Safety Patrol BELANGER, MICHAEL P. “Mike” Bar B Ranch, Concord Turnpike, Lincoln, Mass. 17 Charles Sumner Smith Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Racing, Sailing, Camping Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Cross Country, Tennis-Captain, Indoor Track, Golf Clubs: Science, Key Club, Chess Committees: Safety Patrol, Register Staff, Editor of Yearbook BELL, MICHAEL JOSEPH “Mike” 88 Elm Street 16 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: College Hobby: Fishing Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Basketball Clubs: Key Club BERNARD, RICHARD JOSEPH 30 Camp Street 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Electrical Career Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Hockey, Baseball Sponsored by Walter E. Belanger 20 BLANCHARD, JOHN H. 10 Suffolk Street Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Basketball, Dancing, Cars Favorite Studies: English, Presswork Athletic Teams: Baseball, Basketball BOYLE STEPHEN 39A Lee Street Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Drum Corps, Music, Skating Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Football BETTS, CLAYTON D. 2 Putnam Gardens Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobby: Weight Lifting Athletic Teams: Football, Basketball, Track “Blunk” 16 BOYAJIAN, STANLEY J. 37 Mt. Vernon Street Peabody Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, Music Favorite Studies: Math, Chemistry Clubs: Key Club Committees: Senior Council “Steve” 16 “(Gn Bis i 7 “Stan” 17 BRANN, ALTON JOSEPH 205 Hurley Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Chemist, Theoretical Physicist Hobbies: Reading, Chemistry Favorite Studies: Chemistry, Physics Clubs: Science Club BRAUN, WALTER JOHN 114 Fayerweather Street Russell Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Skating, Automobiles Favorite Study: Auto Mechanics Athletic Teams: Hockey “Bud” 16 BRATHWAITE, LEON A. JR. 61 Washburn Avenue Ellis Grammar School Intentions: College Hobby: Radio Favorite Studies: History, English Athletic Teams: Track, Cross Country Clubs: Register, Projection 18 BREAU, GERARD 67 Pemberton Street Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Work Favorite Study: Woodworking Mf “Lee 18 “Red” tg 2! 22 BUTTIMER, GERALD FRANCIS 126 Reed Street Ellis Grammar School Hobbies: Records Favorite Study: English CAMPOS, JOSEPH T. 39 Magnolia Avenue Mt. Trinity Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Bowling, Skating Favorite Study: History BROWN, RICHARD F. “Dickie” 108A Inman Street 16 Kelly Grammar School Intentions: College, Air Force Favorite Study: Chemistry 18 BYRNE, THOMAS “Tommy” 233 Lexington Avenue 16 Russell Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Electricity Committees: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council CHAMBERS, PHILIP 152 Magazine Street Moody Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Stamps, Hunting Favorite Study: History CLARK, JAMES H. 6 Worcester Street Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth Hobbies: Collecing Records Favorite Study: Electronics Athletic Teams: Football, Track, Basketball Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Won Second Place in Science Fair. PHOTO NOT Med AVAILABLE CICCOLO, EUGENE J. “Chickie”’ 136 Hancock Street Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College, Marines Hobbies: Jazz, cars, dancing Favorite Studies: History, English Athletic Teams: Baseball 55-56, Basketball 55-56, Football 55 Clubs: Safety Patrol, Key Club, Projection 18 Committees: Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom, Rindge-Latin Football Game “Pete” 16 COELHO, RONALD A. 212 Charles Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Model ships and planes Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Baseball Sponsored by AVENUE FRUIT CO. 489 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. “Ron” 17 23 24 COLMAN, JOSEPH JOHN “Joe” 13 Reed Street 22 St. John’s Grammar School Favorite Study: Auto oe? ee COMERFORD, JAMES tome 18 Sargent Street 19 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Machinist Hobbies: Photography Favorite Study: Shops Athletic Teams: Baseball Clubs: Projection CONNORS, THOMAS FRANCIS “Tom” 35 Flagg Street 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Favorite Study: Auto COOK, ROBERT THOMAS “Red” 53 Washington Elms 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School Hobbies: Basketball Sponsored by Avenue Liquor Mt. 491 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. CORKERY, JOSEPH F. “Joe” 16 Mt. Auburn Street 20 St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hunting Favorite Study: Physics Committees: Senior Council CYR, ROBERT JOHN “Bob” 100 Montgomery Street 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Electrician DANILUIK, LEONARD D. “Len” 103 Fourth Street U7 Putnam Grammar School UK Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Chemistry Athletic Teams: Basketball Clubs: Safety Patrol DAVIS, PETER GORDON “Pete” AO Pearl Terrace 7 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Coast Guard Favorite Study: Printing ! Sponsored by Harvard Trust Co. Cambridge, Mass. 25 26 DIDLEY, DENNIS 281 River Street Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Favorite Study: History Committees: Council 57 DOOKS, EDWARD EARL 72 Standish Street Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Electronics Engineer Hobbies: Electronics Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs: Science Club Committees: Register 57-59, Co-Editor 59 DEL’ETOILE, DAVID FREDERICK 9 Jefferson Park Roberts Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Coins, Cars Favorite Study: Mathematics “Dave” 17 Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Perfect Attendance, Never Tardy. “Did” 18 DOHERTY, JAMES ROBERT 2036 Massachusetts Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Fishing, Autos Favorite Study: Electricity Atheltic Teams: Football 55-59 Clubs: Safety Patrol “Dooksie”’ 17 “Barney” 18 DOTY, FIMOTHY J. “Time 285 Huron Avenue Hobbies: Working around the house Favorite Study: History Ww DOYLE, JAMES BRINE “Jimmy” 132 Garden Street 18 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: Further schooling Hobbies: Building radios and model airplanes Favorite Studies: Mathematics, English, Electronics Clubs: Key Club, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Coun cil DURRAH, CHARLES M. “Charlie” 36 Hubbard Avenue 19 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: School Hobbies: Hunting Favorite Study: Auto, Welding DUSSAULT, PHILLIP MICHAEL Ce iiia 6 Jackson Gardens We St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: School, Service Hobbies: Cars, Records, Pool Favorite Study: Mechanical Drawing Sponsored by Robin Hood’s Ten Acres Route 20, Wayland Dining—Dancing 27 28 ERNST, ROBERT EARL 3432 Broadway Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Radio and TV School Favorite Study: Electronics Athletic Teams: Freshman Baseball Committees: Junior, Senior Council FERREIRA, HENRY 26A Plymouth Street Kelley Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Stamp Collecting Favorite Study: English Clubs: Safety Patrol 57-58 EISNER, JAMES FREDERICK 56 Pearl Street Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball, Football Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Baseball, Basketball Clubs: Chess “Bob” 16 ETSELL, ROBERT B. 7 Broadway Terrace Wilmington High School Intentions: School, Service Hobbies: Hunting, Ice Skating Favorite Study: English, History Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Rindge-Latin Football i na 19 “Bob” 18 ElgcHeER, ROBERT J, “Bob” 63 Morris Street 18 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Algebra Athletic Teams: Football Clubs: Safety Patrol, Senior Council FLAHERTY, ROBERT R. “Flash” 108 Inman Street 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Swimming, Sports Favorite Study: Mathematics FREITAS, ANTHONY J. “Sonny” 51A Montgomery Street 18 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Auto Body Man Hobbies: Cars, Fishing, Racing Favorite Study: Automobile Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Working in Auto Shop ERESOL_OWJOSEPraE “Little Joe” 6 Burns Court 16 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Auto Mechanic Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Football 58 Sponsored by Original Cafe Softball Team 29 30 GIORGIO, JOHN J. 165 Charles Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Study: English GRANT, JOHN E. 489 Green Street Webster Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Auto, Welding GALGAY, PAUL J. 255 Lakeview Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: Marines Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Mechanical Drawing, Welding “Johnny” 16 GIROUARD, PAUL 134 Sherman Street Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: To become a Printer Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football, Baseball, Track, Hockey “Jack” 18 “Moose” 17 17 GRANT, ROLAND H. “Rol” 158 Elm Street 18 Benjamin Franklin Jr. High, Norwalk, Conn. Intentions: College Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Math Athletic Teams: Baseball Clubs: Key Club Committees: Safety Patrol Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Honor Roll GRASSIA, ANTHONY “Tony” 139 Gore Street 18 Saint Francis Grammar School Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Electricity GREENIDGE, GEORGE R. “Hassell” 1792 Harvard Street 7 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Athletic Teams: 56-59 Football, Freshman Basketball, Track Team 56 Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Metropolitan Track League Champions GRIGSBY, BRUCE DAVID “XUlth” 146 Chilton Street 18 Russell Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Anthology of Modern Jazz Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Cross Country 55 thru 59 Committees: Senior Council 31 HAMILTON, HAROLD FRANCIS “Hambone” 121 Webster Avenue 18 Immaculate Conception Grammar School Intentions: Further Schooling Favorite Study: Electronics SOS RIM Me ee ey ee ay ne ea HARKINS, JAMES PAUL ois 35 Magnolia Avenue Ve St. Paul Grammar School Intentions: School or Work Hobbies: Working with cars Favorite Study: Welding HARRINGTON, ALBERT J. “Hago” 109 Windsor Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Basketball Committees: Student Council HEBERT, ARTHUR D. “Art” 295 Windsor Street 17 Wellington Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Stamps and Cars Favorite Study: Welding 32 HERMAN, RICHARD STEPHEN “Herm” 88 Washington Elms 16 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports, Cards, Music Favorite Study: History Committees: Yearbook Staff HEWITT, KENNETH L. “Sonny” 189 Windsor Street 17 Mary E. Curley Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Woodworking = Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Track Clubs: Key Club HEYWOOD, ROBERT FITZGERALD “Bobby” 242 Western Avenue W Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Service—A.F. Hobbies: Building Airplanes Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Football, Track HILL, DONALD P. “Pee Wee” 23 Hubbard Avenue Zz, Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Service or Work Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Basketball Committees: Freshman, Sophomore Council 33 HILL, GEORGE A . 461 Concord Avenue ie St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: College or Service Hobbies: Automobiles, Hunting Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Freshman Football Clubs: Key Club, Register Staff Committees: Sophomore Council HUDSON, FRANCIS M. “Frank” 152 River Street 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Air For ce Favorite Study: Chemistry Committees: Safety Patrol HUGHES, WILLIAM “Billy” 62 Howard Street Ww Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Puzzles, Singing 4 JACKMAN, ALAN RICHARD “Pierre” 5 Wood Street 18 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Jazz, Sports Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Cross Country 55, Captain 56 thru 58 Track Committees: President—Freshman and Junior Class 34 JACKSON, BENJAMIN JAMES 17 Field Street 18 Russell Grammar School Athletic Teams: Basketball, Football, Tennis JOHNSON, FRANK ROBERT “Bob” 19 Edw. T. Sullivan Rd. 17 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Reading, Skating Favorite Study: French Athletic Teams: Baseball, Basketball Clubs: Key Club, Register Staff Committees: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council, President—Senior Class JONES, JOHN F. “Jack” 55 Prince Street 17 Webster Grammar School Intentions: School Hobbies: Drawing, Cars, Fishing Favorite Study: Drawing Committees: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Council Clubs: Projection Club KAPOPOULOS, ERNEST J. “Ernie” 270 Norfolk Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Athletic Teams: Baseball 57-58-59, Basketball 58-59 Clubs: Register Staff, Yearbook Staff Committees: Sophomore, Senior Council, Vice-President of Senior Class 35 KELLEY, JAMES “Kell” 36 Thingvalla Street Ww Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Boating, Hunting, Sports Favorite Study: English, Electricity KELLEY, VINCENT JOHN “Kell” 103 Norfolk Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Pool Athletic Teams: Baseball 56, Basketball 56-57-58, Football Committees: Council, Yearbook KELLY, ROBERT EDWARD “Shaggy” 16 Acorn Street 7, Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: College, Service Hobbies: Swimming, Baseball Favorite Study: Electricity KENDALL, RICHARD BRUCE DUCKS 84 Orchard Street 17 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Hockey 57-58-59, Hockey Captain 59, Football Manager 59 Committees: Sophomore Council 36 KENNEDY, DAVID PAUL 31 Rockingham Street Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Airplanes, Sports Athletic Teams: Football 58, Baseball 56-57-58 Committees: Council 57-59, Senior Class Treasurer KING, JOHN E. 57 Fenno Street St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Skating, Customizing, Bowling Athletic Teams: Baseball 57-58 Clubs: Safety Patrol, Projection Committees: Council 56-57-58-59 “Dave” 17 KENNEDY, JOHN H. 67 Aberdeen Aevnue Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Autos Favorite Study: English Committees: Council 57-58-59 “King” 17 KWONG, HOWARD 46 Hayes Street A. Lincoln School, Boston Intentions: College Favorite Study: Metallurgy Athletic Teams: Tennis 58-59 “Jonn 18 “Howie” 19 2y LAYNE, CECIL CLIFFORD “CCCe 193 Brookline Street 16 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Marines Favorite Study: Aeronautics LeBLANC, KENNETH JOSEPH “Ken” 1 Hancock Place 7 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth Institute or Service Hobbies: Autos, Books Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Safety Patrol, Projection LEVOSHKO, ARTHUR “Artie” 10 Winter Street 19 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Further Schooling Hobbies: Swimming, Football, Cars Favorite Study: Auto Athletic Teams: Football Frosh Committees: Freshman Council- i LOPEZ, JOSEPH EDWARD P. “Lopez” 141 Fifth Street 17 St. Hedwig’s Grammar School Intentions: Policeman Favorite Study: History Committees: Council 58 LOWE, RUSSELL DENNIS “Russ” 119 Auburn Street WW Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Boating Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football Frosh Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: John Thomas broke the schoolboy High Jump Record. LYNCH, JAMES J. 479 Huron Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: College or Service Hobbies: Skating, Driving Favorite Study: History LYON, KARL HAMILTON, JR. 68 Grozier Road 18 Rodgers High, Newport, R.I. Intentions: East Coast Aero Tech Hobbies: Fishing, Flying, Football Favorite Study: Aeronautics Committees: Council 58-59 MACHADO, ARTHUR J. 65 Bristol Street Wellington Grammar School Intentions: School or Service Hobbies: Driving, Stamps Favorite Study: Trigonometry Committees: Junior Council ON ifaay? 16 “Artie” 17 39 40 MADEIROS, DAVID F. 9 Fenno Street Peabody Grammar School Intentions: Armed Services or College Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Sports Favorite Study: History, English Athletic Teams: Baseball ’ Clubs: Key Club, Safety Patrol wees MALONEY, JOHN FRANCIS 50 Sacramento Street Agassiz Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Music, Reading, Painting Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Baseball Co-Captain Basketball 1957-58, Football 1958 Clubs: Key Club, Register Staff MacKINNON, GEORGE ROSS 35 Eustis Street Agassiz Grammar School Intentions: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Guns, Hot Rods, Hunting Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Key Club, Projection Club “Dave” i MAGUIRE, FRANCIS EDWARD 209 Lakeview Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Hunting, Shooting Favorite Study: Mathematics Clubs: Key Club, Projection Club, Safety Patrol ack “Moe” 17 “Mac” 18 MANGONO, LEON 35 Synset Road Russell Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football, Baseball MARSH, STANLEY J. 22 Plymouth Street Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Photography, Hi-Fi Favorite Study: French leew 18 MAROLDA, GERALD PASQUAL “Jerry” 7 Jay Street 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Chemistry, Press Clubs: Safety Patrol “Halm” 17 MARSHALL, DENNIS VERNON 65 Howard Street 17; Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Aero Technician Favorite Study: Aeronautics Athletic Teams: Cross Country 1955, Basketball 56-57-58-59, Track 1956-57 4| McCONNELL, ANDREW WILLIAM “BUCKS 1529 Cambridge Street 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: Marine Corps Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Auto Athletic Teams: Hockey Ist and 3rd years Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Council McDERMOTT, JAMES H. “Mac” 100 Clay Street 17 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Ice Skating Favorite Study: Electronics Athletic Teams: Hockey Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol McDERMOTT, JOHN F. “Mac” 47 Blanchard Road 16 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Electronics McDEVITT, ROBERT eBODs 175 Columbia Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Drumming Favorite Study: Electricity 42 McGILLIVRAY, THOMAS R. “Tommy” 12 Fairmont Street 17 Webster Grammar School Favorite Study: History Clubs: Projection McGURK, JOHN 15 Harding Street Wellington Grammar School Intentions: College | Hobbies: Sports | Favorite Study: English, History Athletic Teams: Football 57-58, Track 57-58-59, Baseball 57, Basketball 55-56 Clubs: Projection, Safety Patrol, Register, Yearbook Staff Committees: Sophomore Council Interesting Happenings: Vice-President of Key Club McINNIS, BENNET F “Mugs” 35 Vassal Lane 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football 56, Captain 57-58, Hockey 56 Clubs: Projection Club 57 McKENNA, JOSEPH M. “Joe” 18 Acorn Street 16 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Army Hobbies: Sports, Baseball, Football Favorite Study: Linotype 43 MEDEIROS, F. JOSEPH “Soe” 152 Fifth Street 18 St. Francis Grammar School Intentions: Navy Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs: Safety Patrol MEDEIROS, RONALD W. 269A Broadway 18 J] Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Printing NO PHOTO Hobbies: Cars, Drawing Models AVAILABLE Favorite Study: Algebra Athletic Teams: Baseball, Hockey Clubs: Rindge Resgister, Projection “Ronnie” MILLS, STEPHENS “Millsy” 31 High Street 17 O’Keefe Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Mathematics, Science Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Track 56-57, Chess 57-58 Clubs: Projection Soe qe Beitats OT ee eee een ar 4 Ce ae ae. Bere Ree Ne Za ee a a as ee hte tat ae = he SEGRE: ee eS ae Gant Ain Gilet ee ae 4 “ oe a MITCHELL, WILLIAM E. ‘Buzzy or, SES a RS hy 1 Norfolk Place 18 a oe Fletcher Grammar School a Ee Intentions: Service or College ey Favorite Study: History ae Athletic Teams: Varsity Football Captain i Committees: Student Council 56-57-58-59 3 hme De | i 44 MORIN, BRENT WILFRED “Cow” 51 Norfolk Street WZ Webster Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Chemistry Athletic Teams: Football 55-57-58 MORNEAULT, LOUIS C., JR. wLOUs 58 Cedar Street 18 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth Hobbies: Woodworking, Dancing Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football 55 Clubs: Projection Club Committees: Senior Council MORRISON, WILLIAM BRUCE “Bill” 205 Norfolk Street 16 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Mechanic Hobbies: Auto Favorite Study: Welding MULLAY, JOHN J. “Johnny” 259 Brookline Street 16 Morse Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Model Ships Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs: Projection Club, Safety Patrol 45 O’CONNOR, FRED C. “Okie” 132 Sherman Street 16 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Swimming, Skating Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Baseball 55-59, Hockey 56-59 OLSEN, DAVID H. “Sonny” 12VY2 Grant Stret 17 Morse Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Model Making Favorite Study: Mathematics Committees: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council OLSEN, RONALD P. “Ronnie” 30 Second Street 16 Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Swimming, Billiards Favorite Study: Mathematics Committees: Council 55-57-58 O'REILLY, TERENCE W. “Billy” 36 Banks Street 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School Hobbies: Radios, Autos Favorite Study: Linotype 46 O’SULLIVAN, MICHAEL 136 Huron Avenue St. Finians National School Intentions: Service or College Hobbies: Reading Sports Stories Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Tennis 58 Clubs: Secretary, Key Club, Senior Year Committees: Register Staff Treasurer 58, Secretary 59 PAGLIERANI, PHILIP 32 Chatham Street St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Master Electrician Favorite Study: Electrical Construction Clubs: Projection “Mike” 18 OXTON, ALFRED 25 Elmer Street Peabody Grammar School Intentions: USAF Hobbies: Ham Radio and Hi Fi Favorite Study: Mathematics Clubs: Science Club “Pegs” 19 PARKHURST, RICHARD 341 Mt. Auburn Street Russell Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Hockey 56-57-58-59, Baseball Clubs: Projection “Professor” 17 47 PAYNE, MARK DACOSTA “Deek” 22 Worcester Street 19 Fletcher Grammar School Hobbies: Singing Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Cross Country, Manager Track Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Being a member of the 1958 championship Track and Cross Country teams. PHILLIPS, RAYMOND LUTHER “Duzzy” 50 Clarendon Avenue 18 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Marines Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Cross Country 57-58, Freshman Basketball 55 Clubs: Projection 56-58 Committees: Yearbook Staff, Rindge Register 56-59 PHILLIPS, THOMAS EDMOND “Tommy” 361 Washington Street 17 Roberts Grammar School Hobbies: Baseball Favorite Study: Algebra PITTS, GERALD C. “Jerry” 26 Surrey Street 16 Northeastern Junior High, Somerville Intentions: Air Force Career Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Tennis, Sophomore Year 48 POWELL, WALTER 185 Hamilton Street 18 Jefferson School Intentions: Merchant Seaman Favorite Study: Welding Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing PRISTAS, RICHARD GEORGE BDicks 30 Norfolk Street 16 Irwin School, Irwin, Pennsylvania Favorite Study: Algebra PUBLICOVER, JEAN E. 214 Garden Street 17 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: U.S.A.F. Hobbies: Stamp Collecting and Model Railroads Favorite Study: Linotype RICARDO, WILLIAM aRicks: 16 106 Spring Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Work Hobbies: Building Models Favorite Study: Auto and Welding Interesting Happenings: Winning Science Fair 49 4 RYNNE, JOSEPH MICHAEL “Joe 34 Wendell Street 19 Ellis Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Machine ST. GEORGE, PATRICK ePate 142 Pearl Street 16 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: Electronics SAUNDERS, DAVID “Dave” 634 Green Street 18 Gesu School, Detroit, Michigan Hobbies: Sports and Cars Intentions: College Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Varsity Swimming and Football at Denby High, Detroit Michigan Clubs: Key Club Committees: Safety Patrol, Register, Yearbook Staff, Senior Council , SILVA, STEPHEN W. “Stevie” 153 Charles Street 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School Hobbies: To Play Sports when possible Favorite Study: History 50 SMITH, PAUL D. 137 Cherry Street Morse Grammar School Intentions: State Trooper Hobbies: Woodworking Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Basketball, Track STACKHOUSE, HOWARD. J. 2 Boardman Place Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Marine Corps Hobbies: Track and Fishing Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Cross Country Committees: Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Council “Smitty” 18 SMITH, PAUL W. 223 Broadway Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Sports, Automobiles Favorite Study: Plane Geometry Athletic Teams: Baseball, Basketball Clubs: Projection Club, Safety Patrol Committees: Sophomore and Senior Council “Howie” 17 STEIN, ROBERT M. 375 Broadway Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Art Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Key Club, Freshman and Sophomore Years. “Paul” 17 “Bob” 18 5 | 52 SULLIVAN, JOHN J. 61 Antrim Street Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Skin Diving, Fishing, Hunting Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Projection Club 1957-1959 SUPPLE, PAUL 400 Mount Auburn Street Russell Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Favorite Study: History Committees: Sophomore Council STEMPKOWSKI, KENNETH H. 88 Washington Elms Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Hockey, Baseball “Sully” 16 SULLIVAN, LEO F. 124 Lexington Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobby: Cars Favorite Study: Welding 4 “Stem” 17 “Sully” 18 SWADEL, RICHARD C. 399 Broadway Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: State Policeman Hobbies: Baseball, Football Favorite Study: Sports Sponsored by Assn. Notre Dame de Cambridge 2322 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge TANSEY, JAMES P. 10 Saville Street St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth Institute Hobbies: Electronics Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Hockey 1956-1959 Clubs: Projection Club 1957 nDICke 17 TANGUAY, ROGER J. -Bud 8 Van Norden Street 17 Mather Grammar School Intentions: Navy Favorite Study: Drafting Athletic Teams: Freshman Basketball Clubs: Projection Club President 1957-1959, Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff “Red Light” VW. THORNE, GERALD L. “Jerry” 337 Allston Street 17 Morse Grammar School Intentions: Dental College Hobbies: Dancing Skating, Photography Favorite Study: English Clubs: Key Club President 1958-59, Safety Patrol, Chess Club Committees: Junior Council, Yearbook Staff, Senior and Junior Editor of Rindge Register 53 TYREE, JAMES THOMAS, JR. “Jimmie” 29 Sacramento Street 18 Agassiz Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Drawing Favorite Study: History WALSH, DONALD EDWARD “Don Juan” 168 Elm Street 18 Cutler and Westner Junior High Intentions: College Favorite Study: Electricity WALSH, JOHN J. 57 Standish Street 18 Kelley Grammar School Hobbies: Cars Athletic Teams: Tennis Team 1956-57 Committees: Freshman Council 1955, Sophomore Council 1956 WARD, DAVID K . “Red” 165A Harvard Street 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Prep School Favorite Study: Geometry Athletic Teams: Basketball, Baseball 54 WEINSTEIN, WILLIAM HARRY “Hesh” 45 Lee Street 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Boating, Mechanics, Sports Favorite Study: Electrical Construction Clubs: Projection 280 Windsor Street 18 Fletcher Grammar School WHELAN, KENNETH VINCENT “Ken” : Intentions: Boston College Hobbies: Music, Hunting, Fishing Favorite Study: Biology Athletic Teams: Football 1955-56, Basketball 1955 Committees: Student Council 1955-1957, Yearbook Staff WOOD, ALBERT EDWARD “Tucker” 231V2 Broadway 17, Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Swimming Favorite Study: English WYNNE, JOHN WILLIAM 50 Washington Elms 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: English Clubs: Safety Patrol 55 ZIELINSKREEO MOSER 244 Lexington Avenue Russell Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth Institute Hobbies: Automobiles, Model Trains Favorite Study: English YOUNGCLAUS, ROBERT F. 175 River Street Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: U. S, Marine Corps Hobbies: Swimming, Hunting, Fishing Favorite Study: History eZ CKem 18 {2 pemegrecstmam imme ¢ 5 Es 3 “Younger” 17 seebongntcati i emeansetncees Sie nscommcetall ali . | YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Gerald Thorne, Michael O’Sullivan, Ernest Kapopoulos, Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; Michael Belanger, Editor; Frank Johnson, Karl Lyon, Leon Brathwaite, Eugene Ciccolo. SECOND ROW: Alan Jackman, Alton Brann, Richard Parkhurst, Roland Grant, David Olsen, David Saunders, Ronald Beaudoin, Stanley Boyajian, Vincent Kelley, David Medeiros. BACK ROW: James Comerford, Roger Tanguay, Ray- mond Phillips, John McGurk, Richard Herman, David Kennedy, Bruce Grigsby, John Maloney, George Hill, Edward Dooks. 57 MR. ROGER F. O’SULLIVAN Problems of Democracy MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Problems of Democracy MR. JOSEPH G. SATERIALE Mathematics MR. MANUEL DEMELLO Mechanical Drawing 58 MR. LOUIS F. FERRARI Welding MR. EDWARD G. CRAWLEY Electricity MR. ARTHUR F. L. MORASH Electronics MR. ARTHUR W. McMURTRY Free Hand Drawing 59 MR. THOMAS H. EGAN Cabinet Making MR. JOSEPH NISSEN Metallurgy MR. LAWRENCE O’BRIEN Linotype ehbteervre MR. ROBERT R. SWEENEY Aeronautics MR. JOHN J. TERRY, JR. Physics MR. LEO J. JENNINGS Chemistry MR. GEORGE McMAHON Off-Set Printing MR. LEVERETT L. PREBLE Machine 61 MR. JOSEPH R. POWERS Senior English MR. WILLIAM J. RYAN Senior English MR. LEON C. FITZGERALD Senior English MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Senior Mathematics 62 MR. COYNE Architectural Drawing Cafeteria Trophy Case 63 64 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; Harry Quann, James Doyle, Michael O’Sullivan, Secretary; Gerald Thorne, Presi- dent; Arthur Wilband, Vice President; George Hill, Treasurer; David Medeiros, Mr. Philip H. Diehle, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW: Eugene Ciccolo, Peter Mancini, Francis Maguire, Roland Grant, Joseph Bourne, Michael Belanger, Peter Tsoukelas, Neil O’Connor, Frank Johnson. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Hewitt, David Saunders, Robert Ayers, John Maloney, John McGurk, Michael Bell, George McKinnon, Michael Madigan, Lawrence Mullen, Paul Bertelli. REGISTER STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; Ronald Beaudoin, Robert Ayers, Richard Parkhurst, Edward Dooks, Editor, Bruce Grigsby, Michael Belanger, Robert Johnson, Michael O’Sullivan. SECOND ROW: James Saunders, Leon Brathwaite, Eugene Ciccolo, Arthur Davis, Stephen Mills, Alan Jackman, Peter Tsoukelas, Gerald Thorne. THIRD ROW: Michael Walsh, Frederick Cabral, Arthur Wilband, John McGurk, John Maloney, George Hill, David Saunders. ROLL OF HONOR James F. Eisner Stephen Mills Ronald F. Beaudoin Stanley J. Boyajian Frank R. Johnson Michael J. Bell Arthur Levoshko Michael L. O'Sullivan Leo J. Zielinski James B. Doyle Robert E. Ernst John F. Jones David K. Ward George A. Hill Arthur J. Machado Dennis V. Marshall Alfred J. Oxton HALL OF FAME MOST CONSCIENTIOUS | MOST ACCOMMODATING Robert Flaherty George Greenidge MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR MOST BASHFUL MOST SINCERE William Mitchell Ernest Kapopoulos Henry Ferrari Alan Jackman MOST TALKATIVE MOST DEPENDABLE MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST HUMOROUS John McGurk John Maloney Richard Brown Ronald Beaudoin 66 HALL OF FAME SAS I MOST EARNEST BEST DISPOSITION George Hill Richard Parkhurst BEST DRESSED BEST DANCER TALLEST SHORTEST David Kennedy Gerald Thorne James Doherty James Tansey GREATEST DREAMER SMOOTHEST LINE HEARTIEST LAUGHTER MOST LIKELY Richard Herman Stanley Boyajian Raymond Phillips TO SUCCEED Michael Bell 67 ) 68 CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1959, of the Rindge Technical School, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts, being of unsound mind and body and aware of the fact that we will meet our end eventually, do hereby leave this document as our last will and testament: To the juniors we leave the privilege of being called seniors. To Mr. McCabe we leave our wishes that he will spend many years at Rindge as its wise and affable headmaster. To the both Mr. Kellehers we leave empty detention rooms which we so ably filled. To Mr. Mahoney we leave a complete office staff to take care of his numerous tasks. To Mr. Delaney we leave our gratitude and appreciation for guiding us so suc- cessfully through our senior year. To Mr. Lynch we leave the hope that all future Rindge students will turn in their equipment upon request. To Mr. Sateriale we leave a set of pictures to cover the holes in his wall. To Mr. O'Connell we leave a book entitled “A Rindge Boy’s Outlook on World Affairs.” To Mr. Joyce we leave a new album of French recordings. To all the coaches we leave the job of producing winning teams with scant ma- terial. To Mr. Terry we leave an ultra modern physics lab. To Mr. Morash we leave a warehouse full of electrical components. To Mr. Lynch we leave an automatic answering set for his telephone. To Mr. Jennings we leave a ton of plexiglass. To Mr. McCann we leave a life insurance policy along with a supply of crash helmets. To Mr. Wadden we leave a book entitled “Math Made Easy.” Having now disposed of all our worldly possessions we do hereby subscribe names as representatives of the class of ‘59. THE CLASS OF 1959 CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1959, feel it only fitting and proper that we make a brief record of the events that have taken place here at Rindge during our four years. We entered in September, 1955, as freshmen. We were new to this building at first, and some of us became lost, but we quickly became accustomed to the daily habits and duties of a Rindge student. As freshmen we elected Alan Jackman as president of our class. Athletically we placed William Mitchell and Albert Beaudoin on our varsity football squad. As summer came upon us we were happy to leave Rindge, but more was our anxiety to return to be sophomores. When we returned to Rindge in the fall we began to look at ourselves to find out who would be our academic students, athletes, and class officers. We were now fami- liar with this great building and we were anxious to make ourselves known and appreciated. For the president of our class we chose Ernest Kapopoulos, who was also a standout for Rindge on the diamond. Alan Jackman and Bruce Grigsby were bringing us mention for their performance in track. With most of us determined to go higher in all respects in our forthcoming junior year, we left Rindge in June of 1957. Upon returning to Rindge in the autumn we realized we had but two years left so we quickly went back to work. Without the juniors who performed for our track team we could not have won the Metropolitan League title. On our Thanksgiving Day game we bounced back from a dismal season to gain a scoreless tie against our rivals, CHLS. Academically we placed three juniors to the National Honor Society, Frank Johnson, Ronald Beaudoin, and Mike Bell. A great year was slowly coming to an end, but as we left in June, we were determined to make our senior year one of the best years in Rindge history. We were destined to have one of the most successful football seasons in Rindge’s long history. From the many capable candidates for the office of president, we chose Frank Johnson. To Mr. W. H. Mahoney, our faculty adviser, we owe a great deal of thanks for his unselfish efforts in making our senior class a success. The players on our foot- ball team played their hearts out at every game and made it a wonderful season. Victories over Revere and Lawrence Central highlighted the six-win three-loss season. These boys brought back to Rindge the spirit for football that was sadly lacking. On Thanksgiving Day we overwhelmed our rivals, Latin, by a 14-6 score. This was the climax of our four years at Rindge. This is one day that we will remember wherever we may go or whatever we will do in the future. The track team, sparked by our talented seniors, went on to an undefeated season and captured the Met League title. We can be proud, also, of the fine performances of our athletes in the other sports. In June, 1959, the doors of Rindge will close behind us for the final time. Some of us will continue our education at college, others will go out into our factories and offices, and still others will become members of our armed forces. May this brief record of our days here at Rindge bring us cherished remembrances of the school days we spent here at Rindge. 69 FOOTBALL TEAM ON FLOOR, left to right: L. Brathwaite, B. Jackson, A. Brann, L. Dottin, M. Belanger. FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach O’Brien, G. Greenidge, M. Bell, J. McGurk, A. Beaudoin, W. Mitchell, M. Stamps, B. McInnis, P. Girouard, Mr. J. Terry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Francis T. McCabe, Assistant Coach Fratto, C. Betts, J. Brooks, F. Morin, J. Maloney, J. Braga, J. Fresola, J. Doherty, R. Herman, Coach Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Kendall, Manager J. Zerofski, R. Leblanc, L. Hilliard, R. Gale, R. Hoog, G. Darnell, J. Tatum, K. Bentubo. FOURTH ROW: P. Bertelli, Manager D. Sutherland, C. Singleton, A. Stathopoulos, R. Kelley, J. Clark, N. Stamps. FIFTH ROW: J. Demilia, R. Lynch, C. Robinson, G. Hewitt, V. Povio, R. Heywood. FOOTBALL 1958 The 1958 football season was a big success at Rindge Tech where the team combined for a 6-3 record. The first game proved unfortunate as they lost to. Wareham 20-6. Co-Captain Buzzy Mitchell scored Rindge’s only touchdown in this game. Things brightened up as they beat New Bedford 26-6. Mitchell and Jackson scored two touch- downs apiece in this game. This was Rindge’s first victory in over two years. Watertown was next for Rindge as the boys started to roll. Paul Girouard, co-captain, scored twice in leading Rindge to a 20-6 win. Lawrence Central proved to be a cousin for Rindge as our boys smothered them 42-0. Everyone got in on the scoring of this game, even Ben McInnis who recovered a Lawrence fumble and raced AO yards for a touchdown. Keith Academy proved to be a tough competitor, but not tough enough for Rindge. Ben Jackson, the senior quarterback, scored two touchdowns in leading Rindge to a 20-14 win. Next came one of the biggest upsets of schoolboy football as Rindge beat Revere, potential class “B’ champions, by a score of 28-0. William “Buzzy” Mithcell had a field day scoring 3 touch- downs against a mighty Revere team. But that was not the whole story. Revere came inside the ten- yard line of Rindge three times, even to the one-foot line, but would not score. The big defensive line including the following seniors held Revere in check: Al Beaudoin, Bennett McInnis, George Greenidge, John “Rocco’” McGurk, and Richard “Tiny” Herman. Stoughton proved to be the stumbling block for our boys as they beat Rindge 26-0. Rindge played a good game but Stoughton was too powerful a team and they outclassed Rindge in every depart- ment. i ie FOOTBALL (cont'd) The following week Rindge and Billerica were involved in a real thriller. Rindge came out on the short end of a 26-20 score. Buzz Mitchell scored two in the losing effort. The Turkey Day Outing also proved to be an exciting game. The winless Cantabs, seemingly a pushover, proved to be a tough customer. Sophomore Leroy Dottin scored 2 touchdowns as Rindge won 14-6. This was the final game for many of the Rindge football players. Coach Tom Smith got all the seniors in the game. Football players graduating are: Co-Captains Mitchell and Girouard, Jackson, Greenidge, Beaudoin, McInnis, Bell, Morin, McGurk, Herman, Kennedy, Maloney, Clark, Fresolo, Lyon, Heywood, Doherty, and Betts. William Mitchell, an outstanding player, received All-Scholastic Honors in many of the papers. Ben Jackson, Al Beaudoin, and George Greenidge got Honorable Mention. Also, these four plus Paul Girovard and Bennett McInnis made the All-Cambridge team. Coach Tom Smith quoted, “The seniors played a major role in this year’s team, which was the best team Rindge has had in the past twenty years.” TRACK 1959 (cont'd) The seniors of the Rindge Track Team would like to express their gratitude to Mr. Tom Duffy who, in their opinion, is the best coach in the past, present, and future years. Without his help they wouldn’‘t have a winning team which went undefeated during the entire Cross Country and Indoor season. So to you, Coach Tom Duffy, the entire Rindge Track Team says— “THANK YOU” ee ee at 4 a | CHAMPIONSHIP RELAY TEAM A. Jackman J. Brooks B. Grigsby L. Brathwaite 7 72 BASKETBALL 1958-1959 FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Smith, J. Murphy, Co-Captain A. Harrington, Co-Captain E. Kapopoulos, L. Stead. SECOND ROW, left to right: P. Tsoulekas, Manager; G. Hewitt, R. Lynch, R. Patterson, Mr. Thomas Murphy, Coach. J. Eisner was absent. BASKETBALL 1958-59 With only two games remaining in the season, our team has had six wins as compared to ten losses. A much better record was expected of the team as five lettermen from last year’s team were re- turning. One of the highlights of the past season was Rindge’s upset victory over strong Brockton, the team picked to win the Suburban League Crown. Coach Murphy is now looking forward to next year’s squad which should prove to be one of the better teams in the League. Seniors who have performed well this season were Al. Harrington, Ernie Kapopoulos, Paul Smith, and Jim Eisner. HOCKEY FRONT ROW, left to right: P. White, R. Dahl, Stanley, R. Beaudoin, W. Braun, R. Kendall, Captain; F. O’Connor, J. Tamsey. SECOND ROW: J Mc- Dermott, Manager; J. Mannke, C. Piche, R. Laflamme, R. Parkhurst, J. Riley, H. Cushing, J. McGarry, W. Englehardt, R. Souza, Manager. Following players were absent: B. McInnis, A. Wilband, B. Chebator. HOCKEY 1958-59 Our sextet this year had somewhat of a dismal season due to the fact that it was a young team with only a few seniors to anchor it. The result was obvious because of ‘the lack of experience. However, they were determined to do their best at every encounter and to try to make this a good season. Their hustle and aggressiveness in the last half of the season showed that these lads were not lacking in spirit. They stunned C.H.L.S. with their hustle, but unfortunately they were edged out with only fifty- one seconds remaining. They followed this up with their best game of the season on the following Saturday. They held mighty Melrose to a 1-0 count. The spirit displayed by our seniors on this come- back was undaunted. The following seniors led by Capt. Richard Kendall gave their best against overwhelming odds: Richard Kendall, Bennet McInnis, Ronald Beaudoin, James Tansey, Frederick O’Connor, Walter Braun, and Richard Parkhurst. These boys certainly wish Coach Kelley all the success they can for the coming year. It was his first year at this post and if what he has accomplished is a preview of the future, next year’s Rindge sextet will be very successful. The seniors also wish to thank the two managers, James McDermott and Robert Sousa, for a job well done. 73 74 RINDGE TRACK 1958-59 FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Heywood, A. Sullivan, K. Bentubo, J. Brooks, B. Grigsby, L. Brathwaite, H. Stackhouse, K. Hewitt, M. Payne. SECOND ROW: G. Greenidge, J. Benson, S. Mclain, C. Robinson, V. Povio, J. McGurk, D. Blackman, J. Payne. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas J. Duffy, Coach, J. Goldsmith, S. Mascoll, J. Paterson. (Co-Captain Alan Jackman was ill.) TRACK 1959 The Metropolitan Track League season started January 3, 1959 for Coach Tom Duffy and his de- fending champions. The team looked good after winning its first meet against Medford with a score of 56 to 21. On the following week, January 10, Rindge ran against its greatest opponent, Newton. In the previous years, the winner of this meet always decided the championship. The score that day was 45 2 to 31 2, the winner... Rindge. On January 17, Rindge participated in the B.A.A. In this meet the relay quartet already labled “the best | ever had” by Tom Duffy, sped to a meet-clinching and record-breaking victory. With the team prize up for grab going into the relay, the record-breaking relay team raced to a 50-yard win in 2:23.8, demolishing the mark of 2:25.4 set by a Rindge team. On January 31, Rindge raced against Brookline who was the only other undefeated team in the league. Going into the relay, Rindge was leading by 1 point and Coach Duffy turned loose his winning relay team that outran Brookline and broke its own relay record. They set a new league record of 2:02.8. Final score was 42 to 35. Going into the state meet on February 7, track fans said it was impossible for Rindge to beat Newton. But going into the relay, Newton was heading Rindge by 1 point and that fabulous relay quartet raced to a victory and broke the relay record of 2:24.6. They set a new record of 2:23.6. Also Alan Jackman broke the old 600-yard record and set a new record of 1:14. The meet only produced two state champs—Alan Jackman in the 600 and Bruce Grigsby in the 1000. Other seniors that produced points in the meet were Leon Brathwai te in the 50-yard dash, George Greenidge in the 1000, Howie Stackhouse in the mile, and Robert Heywood in the high jump and the hurdles. Rindge was now the state champ of 1959. The last meet of the year was held on February 14, against Malden. Rindge clinched this meet which enabled them to bring home the trophy that named them the Metropolitan Champs of 1959. Kick-Off to our rivals. Rindge on the march. Our lads guarding our end. wa. ee a | A good try. 75 76 BASEBALL 1959 This year should be a very promising one, says Mr. Gibson, our baseball coach. With many let- fermen returning from the varsity and some promising junior varsity players coming up, the base- ball squad should distinguish itself as one of the best in the last five years. Seniors, John Maloney and Ernest Kapopulous will hold down the catchers and first base positions respectfully. The mound job will be shared by senior, David Kennedy, and junior, Thomas Gannon. David Ward, a senior letterman, and Harold Turcott should make the infield a solid factor for the team. Then other players from the junior varsity and freshmen will make up the rest of the team. Altogether it looks as though Rindge will finally be in the win column a number of times. EPILOGUE The chief aim of this yearbook of the class of 1959, has been to touch upon the high spots of our four years. 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