Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

hin EMRE ED TIES j kc Ml ENGEL MRS eng a ne i pares, g Re Fa % a cat Pig) Sais 4 z ‘ee ERE Rindge Technical School Yearbook Collection 1931-1977 Property of the Rindge Alumni Association Established in 1896 as the C.M.T.S. Alumni Association “to continue the friendships formed during school days.” Albert Darling Executive Director ; : pe tae +e - Tt tt ‘OUNDERSAS THe | Ee AFTER Be ‘ak 4 NING Staten EN NAME ‘(D THE TRINDCS i ier ay PURI E OF THE FOUND a : «HEN A OSE OF WHERE NDER ae 4 RECEIVE INSTRUCTION IN THE MANUAL ARIS: Se LEARN. THE LESSONS: OF FAITHBUL INDUSTRY, hy “ECONOMY. AND TO ACQUIRE HABITS. CONDUGE TO THE MAINTENANCE or - THUAND NOBIL ITY OF C HARACTER™: 4 on E jepOSe OF THE FOUNDER WAS SUCCESS: iy DEVELOPED THROUGH AS UCCESHON GF] bist aera THES SCHOOL “+. te i an AN esd cee Oe Soyer! Thee e bE bor Or may MR. JOHN W. WOOD Headmaster Emeritus SENIOR YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1960 RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1960 wishes to dedicate this year- book to a man who has devoted the greater part of his life, in the field of education, to the students at Rindge. Francis T. McCabe has been a true and inspiring friend of the stu- dents. Because he has retired as Headmaster of Rindge, it is proper and fitting that we, The Senior Class, dedicate this yearbook to him. MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Retired Headmaster The members of the Class of 1960 wish to express their profound gratitude to Mr. McCabe for the counsel he has viven them during their years at Rindge. We are better trained to answer our vocation in life with the guidance and under- standing of a man we will never forget. Francis T. McCabe, we were sorry to see you retire but we all wish you many years of happy retirement. MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools PROLOGUE We, the students of Rindge Technical School, would like to present to you a brief account of our days at Rindge. This yearbook will provide you with a future reference of your memorable years in school. To us, the members of the graduating class, this is not only a collection of pictures and facts, but also a memento of our high school days. During our years at Rindge we have all had exciting events that will lie imbedded in our minds and will be recalled by this yearbook. As the years go by we shall find ourselves consulting this book time and time again. It will bring back the many memories, some pleasant, some exciting, some even humorous, but all memorable that we shall relive many times over. Thus we have at our finger tips a source of information about our classmates, our friends, and teachers, that will grow more and more valuable as the years roll on. MR. EDWARD J. DANEHY Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER, Acting Headmaster “Gratitude is the memory of the heart” We, the members of the graduating class of 1960, are proud and grateful to have had the privilege of enjoying your sterling qualities of inspirational leadership. The guid- ance and understanding you extended to us were above and beyond the call. We earnestly hope that we will be able to justify your every trust and confidence in enabling us to arrive at the years of manhood and those beyond as we look forward with courage and fortitude to the future. MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster We, the members of the class of 1960, as we are now leaving Rindge, wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Kelleher for the earnest way in which he has guided us in our stay at Rindge. He has shown the utmost interest in our education. We hope that the future classes of Rindge find him as friendly, wise, and accommodating as did the class of 1960. Thank you, Mr. John Kelleher. MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Guidance Director MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Advisor 12 MR. HENRY C. LYNCH Retired Department Head Foreign Languages MR. EUGENE M. Department Head English coh ae UGH yyy FITZGERALD 13 MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Department Head Electricity MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head Science 14 MR. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL Department Head Social Studies MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Department Head Mathematics 15 SENIOR COUNCIL See ee FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Frederick Cabral, David Wescott, Neil O’Connor, David Blackman, Treasurer, Paul Bertelli, President, Harry Quan, Vice-President, Frank Dempsey, Secretary, Rodney Ward, John Supprise, Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW: Joseph Spinetti, Arthur Davis, Noel Bolger, Dominic Conte, Thomas Mammola, How- ard Stackhouse, Daniel Ford, Paul Gately, James Marcantonio, Robert Patterson, William Sousa. President PAUL F. BERTELLI Vice-President HARRY QUAN Secretary Treasurer FRANK J. DEMPSEY DAVID C. BLACKMAN 17 ADAMOWICZ, RAYMOND C. 61 Elm Street 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Job HOBBIES: Astronomy, Skindiving, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Physics AIDEIUS, JOHN C. “Butch” 37 Cherry Street iy Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity COMMITTEES: Junior Council ALEXSON, PETER “Pete” 109 Windsor Street 1p Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Weight Lifting FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics a ee eee rem ee ee ANCIELLO, JOSEPH DAVID 18 Springfield Street 16 Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work for two years HOBBIES: Bowling, Pool, Custom Cars, Football, Parties, Dancing FAVORITE STUDY: English ANDREWS, JOHN X., JR. “Johnny” 105 Hampshire Street 18 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra and Trigonometry ARTHUR, JAMES A. “Arty” 12 Arnold Circle 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Attend Wentworth HOBBIES: Bowling and Hockey FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Projection Club AYERS, ROBERT J. HM atavey 132 Corcoran Park 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Jazz, Playing the Bongo Drums | ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Track CLUBS: Key Club, Yearbook Staff, Register, National Honor Society, Editor-in-Chief Rindge Register COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore Junior Council BADOIAN, RICHARD “Dick” 9 St. Paul Street 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Drum, Astronomy, Photography, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Swimming CLUBS: Key Club, Band, Yearbook Staff 19 BARRY, EDWARD “Ed? a 20 Roosevelt Towers Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country, Tennis CLUBS: Chess Club BATES, ROBERT I. “Bob” 226 Broadway 18 Roberts Grammar School HOBBIES: Guitar, Recording FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics BENEVENTO, ROBERT A. “Bob” 107 Gore Street 16 St. Francis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE BENSON, JAMES ARTHUR =) arly @ 55 Mt. Pleasant Street 18 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 20 BENTUBO, KENNETH MELVYN “Benny” 12 Hunting Street Wy Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Printing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 57-58-59-60, Cross-Country 56-57, Football 58-59 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS WHILE AT RINDGE: Being on the Cham- pionship Track Team three years in a row BERTELLI, PAUL F. 136 Rindge Avenue St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: U.S. Air Force Academy HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting, Music FAVORITE STUDY: English and Math 56-57 CLUBS: Key Club, Mathematics Club, National Honor Society Staff BLACKMAN, DAVID C. 33 Andrew Street 18 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Archery FAVORITE STUDY: Biology ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 56-59, Football 56 CLUBS: Register Staff COMMITTEES: Freshman Council—President, Senior Council—Treasurer INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: On the 58 Championship Track Team BOLGER, NOEL RICHARD 12 Crescent Street St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: School FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics COMMITTEES: Senior Council 17 ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf 57-58-59-60—Captain 59, Freshman Basketball COMMITTEES: Student Council 56-60, President Senior Class, Yearbook 2) BOTELHO, ROBERT DONALD “Bobby” 18 335 Windsor Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Wood Working FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making ATHLETIC TEAMS: Junior Tennis BOUVIER, ROBERT WILLIAM “Bob” 26 Reed Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Fishing, Baseball, Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball—1959 BRACEY, ROBERT HOLLIS “Castro” 40 Washington Elms iy Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Auto, History BRADY, FRANCIS E. 2585 Mass. Avenue Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: ‘College HOBBIES: Painting, Boating, Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Art 22 BRAGA, JAMES EDWARD “Jim” 96 Willow Street 18 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Swimming and Skating FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football COMMITTEES: Junior Council BREWER, JOHN H. W. 56 Maple Avenue Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club BROOKS, GEORGE E. “Brooks” 35 Jefferson Park 17 St. Margaret’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Specialize in Autos HOBBIES: Making Broken Things Work Right FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile BUOTE, JAMES R. 44 Winslow Street St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing 18 23 BUTLER, ROBERT BRUCE “Bobby” 127 Austin Street 17 Webster Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council CABRAL, FREDERICK J. “Freddie” 8 Berkshire Place 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mechanical Engineer FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Rindge Register CALVERT, WILLIAM 16 Harrington Road St. John’s Grammar School Sp INTENTIONS: Auto Mechanic FAVORITE STUDY: Automobiles id 5300 18 . f { { t f 1 ‘ J ‘ 1 . on , - ewww CAMPLESE, ROMEO “Marty” 21 Winter Street 17 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military College HOBBIES: Music, Hockey, Football, Model Airplanes FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics and English COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Junior Council CLUBS: Safety Patrol 57-58-59 a 24 CASEY, EDMUND KEVIN 25 Granville Road : Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrical School HOBBIES: Swimming, Baseball, Basketball, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track Team 57-58 CLUBS: Safety Patrol 57-59 COMMITTEES: Junior Council 59 CLARK, ALBERT 4A Clinton Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics mie vane 18 ss a ae CHOJNOWSKI, JOHN EDWARD “Chick” 131 5th Street Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Auto, Swimming, Weight Lifting FAVORITE STUDY: Auto ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 56 aA laa 18 CLARK, GORDON M., JR. “Flash” 18 395 Huron Avenue Patrick T. Campbell School, Roxbury INTENTIONS: U.S.A.F. HOBBIES: Stamp Collection, Painting and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics, Electricity 25 COADY, WILLIAM F. “Bill” 18 60 Maple Avenue Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Basketball 9 CONLEY, ROBERT JAMES “Freem’ 16 Chilton Street 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Prep School HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Machine and Welding ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football and Hockey CONNELL, JOHN FRANCIS “Jack” 17 Athens Street LT St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Welding CONROY, DOUGLAS C. “Doug” 2240 Mass. Avenue 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College—M.LT. HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting and Coin Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry CLUBS: Key and French Clubs COMMITTEES: Councilor. Freshman and Sophomore years, Home Room Committee Junior year 26 CONSIDINE, MICHAEL S. “Steve” 172 Huron Avenue 18 St. Peter’s and Russell Grammar Schools INTENTIONS: Marine Corps HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol CONTE, DOMINIC A. od DYeSan ie’ 164 Charles Street 18 St. Francis of Assissi Grammar School INTENTIONS: Business HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Rindge Register 58-59, Saftey Patrol 58-59-60 COMMITTEES: School Council 56-57-58-59-60, Vice-President Junior Class 58-59 COSTELLO, JOSEPH “Joe” 3 Loden Place 19 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School HOBBIES: Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Auto CLUBS: Register Staff CRONSHAW, JOHN CHRISTOPHER Chriss 6 Union Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track Se INTERESTING HAPPENINGS WHILE AT RINDGE: Toured Bedford Airport yl 27 DAVID, KENNETH ROBERT “Dave” 83 Kinnaird Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Organized Drag Racing, Stamp Collecting, Roller Skating FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile, History COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 58-59 DAVIS, ARTHUR CHARLES “Artie” 166 Brookline Street 18 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Shipbuilding FAVORITE STUDY: Welding COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Register Staff, Safety Patrol, Junior Council DELEO, ANTHONY “Tony” 37 Jefferson Park 19 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Aviation CLUBS: Civil Air Patrol DEMPSEY, FRANK JOSEPH InP 89 Washington Elms 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Dancing, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 1958-1959 28 ae aa - mS a ee FAAS SRS DINSMORE, WILLIAM JOSEPH 22% Athens Street 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work DOLLIVER, CLAYTON, JR. “Clay” 4 Arcadia Street 19 Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Bowling, Fishing, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Traffic DOO, ALFRED JEFFREY SAL 174 Harvard Street 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Bookkeeping, Physics, English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball DORAN, MICHAEL J. “Jay 36 Sherman Street Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Oil Painting FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics 29 DUDLEY, FRANCIS “Doc” 26 Woodbridge Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Fire Dept. HOBBIES: Astronomy FAVORITE STUDY: Physics, History CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 56-57, 59-60 DURANT, JOSEPH EDGAR “Ted” 6% Laurel Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Coin Collecting, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Math CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff ERRICHETTI, ANTHONY JOSEPH “Binkey” 19 Winter Street 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force Technical School FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football FAHEY, WILLIAM F. “Bill” “Billy” | 17 Marie Avenue hg Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Custom Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Welding, Auto, History COMMITTEES: Senior Council 30 FALCONE, JAMES M. “Jim” 146 Dudley Street 17 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Printing Mechanism ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 59-60 FARRELL, DANIEL JOSEPH “Danny” 48 Tremont Street Wy Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 57-58, 58-59, Baseball 57-58 CLUBS: Projection 59-60 COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 57-58, 58-59, Yearbook Staff FERRY, ALFRED W. RAL! 73 Otis Street 17 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Boating, Sports ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 57-58 FINKEL, HERBERT D. “Herbie” 40 Essex Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Stereo (Hi-Fi), Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Key Club 58, 59, 60, Projection Club 56-57-58-60 31 FLYNN, JOSEPH FRANCIS “Joe” 4 Jackson Gardens 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Franklin Institute FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Hockey COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 57-58 FORD, DANIEL TIMOTHY “Danny” 127% Spring Street 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype and Presswork CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 56-57-58-59-60 FITZGERALD, ARTHUR DAVID “Fitz” 11 Sheridan Street 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University HOBBIES: Working on Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Auto FLANAGAN, LEONARD “Lenny” 70 Brookline Street 18 Webster Grammar School HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: English 32 “Clem” FOSTER, CLEMENT ANTHONY WILLIAM “Clemmy” 88 Howard Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Jazz FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Football, Basketball FOURNIER, JOSEPH R. “Joe” 80 Corcoran Park 18 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics GATELY, JAMES E. “Jimmie” 15 Leonard Avenue 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 56-57, 57-58, 58-59 COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 58-59 GATELY, PAUL M. “The Swinging Gate” 15 Leonard Avenue 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Secretary of Junior Council 58-59, Home Room.,Council 58-59, 59-60, Register Staff, Yearbook Staff 33 GATES, STEPHEN M. “Steve” 1751 Massachusetts Avenue 18 Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force Pilot Career HOBBIES: Flying, Hunting, Fishing, Skindiving FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics, English GAUL, ROY THOMAS 10 Eaton Street 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 56-57, Basketball 57-58-59-60 COMMITTEES: Treasurer of Sophomore Council 57-58, Home Room Council 57-58, 58-59 GEORGE, ANTHONY P. “Tony” 34 Hunting Street 17 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry, Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 1956 CLUBS: Projection Club 56-57, 57-58, 58-59 COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 57-58, 58-59, 59-60 GEORGE, BURNHAM “Buddy” 23 Elmer Street 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: To finish my car HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Rickshaw Hot Rod and Custom Car Club 34 GIACCHETTO, CHARLES ROBERT “Chuck” 121 Thorndike Street yy Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 57-58-59 GIDARI, DOMINIC J. 14 Cambridge Street 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University HOBBIES: Fishing and Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club 58-59-60, Projection Club 57-58-59-60 COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 57-58-59-60 GIRDVAINIS, EDWARD CHARLES “Spongey” 340 Windsor Street 17 Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Billiards, Drawing, Skating, Fishing and Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra GOLDSMITH, JOHN P. “Goldilocks” 241 Columbia Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Boston University HOBBIES: Classical Music and Scientific Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Aviation Theory ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Basketball Manager 56-57 CLUBS: Science Club 57-58, Projection 58-59 COMMITTEES: Home Room Council 56-57 35 GRAMMATICO, RONALD F. “Grammar” 57 Gore Street by St. Francis of Assissi Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics GUINANE, WILLIAM T. SSE 45 Orchard Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printing HOBBIES: Bowling, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype HAGGERTY, DANIEL A. “Hao” 97 Pine Street 7 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Radio, Mechanics FAVORITE STUDY: Machine Shop HANLON, ALBERT ALS 35 Burnside Avenue 18 Somerville Western Junior High INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra CLUBS: Key Club, Rindge Register, Safety Patrol 36 HATHAWAY, WILLIAM T. “Bill” 24 Cottage Street 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University HOBBIES: Photography, Swimming, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf 1956-1960 CLUBS: Key Club HILL, WALTER C. “Walt” 11 Stearns Street 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Bowling, Skating, Fishing CLUBS: Audio-Visual, Safety Patrol HILLIARD, LAWRENCE J. “Lash” 51 Norfolk Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Norwich Univetsity HOBBIES: Archery, Swimming, Art ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 1958, Baseball 1957-1960 HORGAN, FRANCIS E. 17 Rindgefield Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Sports CLUBS: Projection FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Junior Council 37 HORRIGAN, JOSEPH “Curly” 35 Brookline Street 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Auto Mechanic HOBBIES: Sports, Painting FAVORITE STUDY: Auto JACKSON, ROBERT J. “Bob” 286 Pearl Street ivi Morse Grammar School KARROL, JOSEPH “Joe” 122 Berkshire Street 17 Kelly Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Skindiving FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis 1957-1959, Hockey 1957 KELLEHER, WILLIAM J. “Kell” 116 Hancock Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Electronics, Stamp Collector FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: Key Club, Projection Club, French Club 38 eT oe:.i rf a KELLY, JAMES R. “Kell” 371 Columbia Street 18 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Swimming, Fishing, Boating FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball KOSTOPOULOS, WILLIAM P. “Greek” 314 Columbia Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English, Auto ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football Manager 1960, Basketball 57, Track 58 CLUBS: Register Staff KOZACHUK, MAX P. ANG 47 Magoun Street 18 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Welding, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Welding KUKIS, EDWARD S. “Kookie” 411 Portland Street 17 St. Hedwig’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf 1957-1960 CLUBS: Chess Club 39 LADNY, FRANCIS J. “Frankie” 109A Ellery Street 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Fishing, Table Tennis FAVORITE STUDY: Books LEAMAN, RICHARD C. Dick” 3 Putnam Gardens 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Welder HOBBIES: Basketball, Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: Welding LEBLANC, ROBERT J. Bop 125 Jackson Street 18 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Cars F AVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 1958 LEPAGE, JOSEPH “Joe” 784 Main Street 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work or College HOBBIES: Airplane, Bowling, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics 40 MACCINI, ROBERT P. “Bob” 24 Meacham Road 18 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Baseball CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol MacMILLAN, JOHN “Mick” 114 Hampshire Street 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBIES: Drawing FAVORITE STUDY: Free Hand Drawing CLUBS: Projection COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council MADIGAN, MICHAEL J. “Mike” 38 Corcoran Park 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University HOBBIES: Hockey, Football, Jazz FAVORITE STUDY: Math, Chemistry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 57, Baseball 57 CLUBS: Key Club, Rindge Register, Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff MAHONEY, JAMES M. “Moe” 92 Cushing Street 17 Southern Junior High, Somerville INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: History 4] MAMMOLA, THOMAS A. “Tom” 38 Fifth Street 18 St. Francis of Assissi Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics COMMITTEES: Student Council 57-58, 58-59, 59-60 MANCINI, PETER D. “Pete” 64 Porter Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Hi-Fi, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics Pa Key Club 57-58, 58-59, 59-60, National Honor Society, Yearbook taff MANCUSO, ALPHONSE J. “Junior” 390 Harvard Street 19 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mass. College of Art HOBBIES: Painting FAVORITE STUDY: Physics and English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Basketball INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Received Junior Progressive Award from Cambridge Art Assn. MAROTTO, ANTHONY M. lurks 24 Eighth Street 17 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College M.L.T. HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting, Chess FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: National Honor Society, Math Club, Chess Club, French Club, Key Club 42 MARTIN, LOUIS J. “Johnny” 74 Sixth Street 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry and English MASON, ROBERT L. “Bob” 162 Hampshire Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTION: Service McCALLUM, ROBERT R. “Mac” 18 Ellsworth Avenue 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Shop ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 56, Baseball 56, Hockey 56, 57, 58, 59 COMMITTEES: Student Council 58-59 McCLAIN, SUMNER A. 5 Field Street Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Writing, Sports, Reading FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 58, Cross Country Champs, Track 59, State Champs, B.A.A. Champs CLUBS: Youth Fellowship, Safety Patrol, Register Staff 43 McKAY, JAMES M. 285 Harvard Street St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University HOBBIES: Records, Bowling, Billiards FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Trip to Saugus Iron Works McLAUGHLIN, NEIL P. 21 Roosevelt Towers St..Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force Career HOBBIES: Models—Cars CLUBS: Rindge Register McELWEE, GEORGE T. 118 Norfolk Street St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 57-58, 58-59 “ahaa 7 McLAUGHLIN, JOHN E. 196 Lexington Avenue St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History “Mac” “Pordge” iN “Mac” 17 MERCIER, THOMAS B. “Tommy” 380 Norfolk Street ily Central, Methuen, Mass. INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Toured Bedford Airport MUCHATA, RICHARD “Richie” 31 Line Street 1 9 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics MULLEN, LAWRENCE G. “Larry” 67 Rindge Avenue IY St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College—M.L.T. HOBBIES: Boating, Stamp Collecting, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Math, Physics and English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf CLUBS: Key Club, Math Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff MURPHY, JOSEPH R. “Joe” 145 Elm Street 18 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60 Captain 45 MURTAGH, PAUL 150 Thorndike Street 19 St. John’s, Newton, Mass. FAVORITE STUDY: Auto MUSTO, DOMENIC A. “Sonny” 6lc Gore Street 17 St. Francis of Assissi INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Cars, Bowling, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football CLUBS: Projection Club President, Safety Patrol NORTON, JAMES P. “Nutton” 9 Upland Road 18 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Physics, Welding PHOTO Not Available O’CONNOR, KENNETH L. “Okie” 154 Elm Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBIES: Cars and Records FAVORITE STUDY: Printing CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol 46 O’CONNOR, NEIL J. 20 Hollis Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 59, Baseball 57 CLUBS: Key Club, Chess Club, Register Staff, Yearbook Staff COMMITTEES: Student Council O’NEIL, JOHN A. 34 Linnean Street Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Cabinet Maker FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making HOBBIES: Model Railroading ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Hockey O’LEARY, MICHAEL P. “Mike” 118 Antrim Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Swimming, Dancing FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 56-59 CLUBS: Key Club, Yearbook Staff Joe” 18 PAQUETTE, RAYMOND P. “Ray” 2035 Mass. Avenue 19 St. Theresa’s Grammar School HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting, Coin Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics 47 PATTERSON, ROBERT KEVIN “Bob” 34 John Corcoran Park 18 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College or the Service HOBBIES: Basketball, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Football CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Key Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook, Councillor, Sophomore President, Junior President oS = | . PAYNE, JOSEPH ASTOR “Slick” 22 Worcester Street 18 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Art Study ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Baseball and Manager of Track Team CLUBS: Rindge Register COMMITTEES: Secretary of Freshman Class, Sophomore and Junior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Being on the Championship Track Team and Receiving an Award for Excellence in Fine Arts POLEO, CHARLES L. “Chucky” 13 Fourth Street ily Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ; : H a QUAN, HARRY 113 Hampshire Street 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Music, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club, Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Junior and Senior Council, Yearbook Staff 48 QUIGLEY, LAWRENCE D. “Quig.” 54 Washington Elms 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics J] NO PHOTO AVAILABLE RAY, WILLIAM C. “Bill” 34 High Street le Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Cars, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Manager Freshman Hockey, Golf 58-59 CLUBS: Key Club, National Honor Society COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council RIVINIUS, RICHARD LAWRENCE “Richie” 23 Ware Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College or the Service HOBBIES: Chess and Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History and Mathematics CLUBS: Chess Club and the Key Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Rindge’s Splendid Football Season in 1958 and their Superb Track Team RIZZO, ALPHONSE EDWARD TALS 442 Windsor Street 17 Kelly Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBIES: Radios and Horseback Riding FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics and Trigonometry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Baseball COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Junior Council 49 ROBINSON, CHARLES “Charlie” 24 Calender Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work, College then the Service FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country 56, Track 56-57-58-59, Football 57-58-59 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Being on the Championship °58 State and B.A.A. Track Teams RUMRILL, CLINTON H. JR. Se Glinte 1221 Cambridge Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mechanic FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra and Trigonometry HOBBIES: Cars ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball and Basketball RYNNE, DAVID J. “Dave” 34 Wendell Street iy Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: College or the Service HOBBIES: Guns and Cars COMMITTEES: Freshman Council ST. CLAIR, DOUGLAS WINTHROP “Doug” 92 Henry Street 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: College then a Career in the Navy HOBBIES: Camping, Photography, Dancing, Music, Swimming and Parachuting FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis 57-58 50 SHEEHAN, ROBERT F. “Bob” 16 Tenney Street 17 St. John’s Grammar School HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Machine —7 Cee PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE SOUSA, ROBERT J. “Bob” 94 Clay Street 17 Ellis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey and Tennis SOUSA, WILLIAM F. J. “Sousa” 314 Prospect Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Get Married HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Four years a Councillor SPEDDING, DAVID WESTON “Dave” 30 Chatham Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force Test Pilot HOBBIES: Boating, Water Skiing FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball CLUBS: Key Club, Register Staff INTERESTING HAPPENING: Received Drivers License 51 STACKHOUSE, HOWARD JOHN 8 Boardman Place Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marine Corps HOBBIES: Road Racing and High Fidelity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country and Track CLUBS: Yearbook Staff, Safety Patrol, Projection Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore and Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENING: Being a member of the Pennsylvania 52 Relay Team ee EE a STATHOPOULUS, ALE 108 Elm Street Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Civil Engineer HOBBIES: Coin Collecting, Carpentry, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football COMMITTEES: Junior Council XANDER INTERESTING HAPPENING: Passing two years of English in one year SPINETTI, JOSEPH RICHARD 88 Willow Street Immaculate Conception Grammar School ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Senior Council “Howie” 18 STAMPS, EURIE A. 162 Brookline Street Webster Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football “Greek” “Big Joe” 17 iy STEPH, EDWARD H. “Eddie” 163 Allston Street 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics Technician HOBBIES: Collect Keys FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics STRANG, RICHARD M. “Dick” 21 Chalk Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Hot Rods FAVORITE STUDY: English SULLIVAN, ALLEN R. “The Sull’” 84 Howard Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Football, Baseball, Met. League Cross Country and Indoor Track 57-58, 58-59, State Track Champs, Captain Cross Country, Greater Boston Interscholastic Mile Champion 1959, Met. League Individual Cross Country Champion 1959 CLUBS: Key Club, Safety Patrol, Register Staff SUPPRISE, JOHN PETER “Johnny” 124 Berkshire Street 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting, Outdoor Life FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Senior Council 53 TAHMOUSH, RAYMOND G. “Ray” 55 Maple Avenue 17 Broadway Junior High School, Newark, N. J. INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Bowling, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis CLUBS: Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff TOWSKI, JAMES T. fal Pren 107 Oxford Street 18 Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces TRAINOR, JOSEPH P. “Joe” 395 Huron Avenue 17 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Radio FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity COMMITTEES: Council, Sophomore and Junior years TSOUKELAS, PETER M. “Chocolates” 4 Lamson Place 19 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Norwich Military School HOBBIES: Sports, Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball Manager 60, Baseball 57-60 CLUBS: Key Club 59-60 COMMITTEES: Assistant Editor Register 59-60 54 TURCOTTE, HAROLD 23 Cambridge Terrace Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 57-58-59-60 VERGATO, ROBERT 80 Brookline Street : Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics “Hal” 18 VALENTE, DONALD “Blinky” 367 Cambridge Street Le St. Francis of Assissi Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Printing “Bob” 18 VIERA, JOHN STEPHEN “Steve” 532 Cambridge Street 18 St. Francis of Assissi Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army and then work HOBBIES: Remodeling Houses FAVORITE STUDY: Auto, Welding COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol 55 WALSH, MICHAEL J. “Mike” 56 Standish Street N¢ Immaculate Conception School INTENTIONS: Business HOBBIES: Fishing, Driving, Coin Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: Metallography ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball and Football CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: School Council, Register Staff and Safety WALSH, THOMAS P. “Tom” 104A Inman Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service and College HOBBIES: Basketball and Swimming WARD, RODNEY S. “Stody” 11 Douglas Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force and Photography HOBBIES: Jazz Music and Track Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics and English COMMITTEES: Senior Council and Yearbook Staff WESTCOTT, DAVID A. “Dave” 47 Eighth Street 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service and College HOBBIES: Radio FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics COMMITTEES: Student Council 56 WILLARD, WILLIAM J. 1 Jackson Gardens St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines FAVORITE STUDY: English and History MARCANTONIO, JAMES 131 Huron Ave. St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Coin Collecting COMMITTEES: Student Council “will” 19 YOUNG, DOUGLAS R. 381 Cambridge Street St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician “Mark” 18 “Young” 17 57 58 YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW (left to right): J. Durant, R. Camplese, D. Blackman, R. Badoian, L. Mullen, P. Bertelli, R. Ayers. D. Conroy, R. Rivinius, S. McLain, Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW (left to right): P. Mancini, J. Brewer, A. Hanlon, D. Ford, M. O’Leary, P. Gately, R. Patterson, P. Tsoukelas, A. Sullivan, R. Tamoush. THIRD ROW (left to right): N. O’Connor, M. Walsh, F. Cabral, W. Hathaway, W. Kostopoulos, M. Madigan. R. MacCallum, D. Farrell, A. George, N. McLaughlin. MR. ROGER F. O’SULLIVAN Senior History MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Senior History MR. MANUEL DeMELLO Mechanical Drawing MR. ARTHUR W. McMURTRY Free Hand Drawing 59 MR. ALBERT L. COYNE Architectural Drawing MR. ROBERT R. SWEENEY Aero Theory MR. LOUIS F. FERRARI Welding MR. ARTHUR F. L. MORASH Electronics 60 MR. GEORGE McMAHON Press MR. LAWRENCE F. O’BRIEN Linotype MR. JOHN T. MELLEN Metalurgy MR. MICHAEL A. CORVENO Machine 61 MR. LEHAN F. FITZGERALD Senior En glish MR. JOSEPH R. POWERS Senior English MR. WILLIAM J. RYAN Senior English MR. JOSEPH G. SATERIALE Senior Mathematics 62 ee CAFETERIA 63 MR. THOMAS H. EGAN Cabinet Making MR. EDWARD G. CRAWLEY Electrical Maintenance - IIS SS IPD Py ag TROPHY CASE 64 HONOR ROLL Douglas C. Conroy Lawrence G. Mullen Anthony M. Marotto Peter D. Mancini Robert I. Bates Paul F. Bertelli William C. Ray Robert J. Ayers William J. Kelleher Raymond P. Paquette Dominic J. Gidari Douglas R. Young Michael J. Madigan Eurel A. Stamps Walter C. Hill Gordon M. Clark Roy T. Gaul Most Conscientious Most Accommodating LAWRENCE MULLEN ROBERT PATTERSON Most Likely to Succeed DOUGLAS CONROY Most Athletic Most Popular Most Sincere Most Talkative KENNETH BENTUBO PAUL GATELY DAVID BLACKMAN MICHAEL MADIGAN Most Dependable Most Industrious Most Humorous Most Earnest ANTHONY GEORGE NOEL BOLGER ROBERT AYERS WILLIAM HATHAWAY Best Dancer Tallest FRANK DEMPSEY MICHAEL O’LEARY Best All Around PAUL BERTELLI Shortest Greatest Dreamer Heartiest Laughter Best Disposition WILLIAM KELLEHER ROBERT McCALLUM PETER TSOUKELAS JOSEPH DURANT Best Dressed Most Bashful Noisiest Smoothest Line DOMENIC CONTI RICHARD RIVINIUS NEIL O’CONNOR JAMES BENSON 67 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Philiph Diehl, Faculty Advisor; Peter Mancini, Richard Badoian, Joseph Durant, William Ray, Joseph Bourne, Neil O’Connor, Richard Mullins, Richard Rivinius, Peter Tsoukelas, Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW: Robert Sosong, Winston Fifield, Anthony Marotto, Ronald Calvanio, John Wood, George Anastos, John Brewer, Albert Hanlon, Emery Springer, Michael O’Leary, Robert Ayers, Paul Gately, Paul Bertelli, Dominic Gidari, Robert Patterson, James Saunders, Norman Nickerson. THIRD ROW: Sumner McLain, Adrian Lappas, Charles Kostopoulos, Lawrence Mullen, Douglas St. Clair, Michael Madigan, William Hathaway, Douglas Conroy, Frank Scott, Weldon Wheelock, Herbert Finkel, Paul Williams, William Kelleher, Cornelius O’Sullivan, Harry Quan. FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Scott, M. Walsh, J. Saunders, N. O’Connor, S. McLain, Robert Ayers, Editor, M. Madigan, P. Tsoukelas, J. Payne, Mr. William E. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Costello, M. Rogers, A. Davis, F. Cabral, A. Hanlon, D. Blackman, P. Gately, L. Brathwaite, M. Johnson, A. Sullivan, C. O’Sullivan. 68 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1960 of Rindge Technical School, Cambridge, Massachu- setts, being now free, of unsound mind and body and knowing we must be kind to someone once in a while, do, therefore, declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Juniors we leave the memory of many happy hours spent at Rindge. To Mr. William Kelleher we leave our wishes for many more fruitful years. To Mr. John Kelleher we leave hoping he will continue to do well his tiring and exacting work. To Mr. Delaney we leave our sincere thanks for all he has done for us. To Mr. Mahoney we leave the hope of more co-operating classes. To Mr. Leon Fitzgerald we leave a chess-playing computer. To Mr. Eugene Fitzgerald we leave a complete new stock of books. To Mr. Joyce we leave our fond wishes for continued success. To Mr. Sateriale we leave a dozen imaginary roots for his garden. To Mr. Burke we leave and is he glad? To Mr. Jennings we leave a book entitled “Sixty Ways to Teach Chemis- 9 try. To Mr. Parris we leave a new Physics course. To Mr. McCann we leave a radar-controlled ejection seat. To Mr. O’Connor we leave a brand new 1960 factory-guaranteed “lemon.” To Mr. Ianelli we leave a six million volt battery so he can get a “big charge.” To Mr. Nissen we leave a coal mine. To Mr. Mellen we leave an authenticated sample of austenite. To Mr. Thomas McLaughlin we leave the recording “Japanese Sandman.” To Mr. Ryan we leave our best wishes for renewed health. To Mr. Scott we leave a potted cactus from the Mojave Desert. To Mr. Diehl we leave a victim for his miniature guillotine. To the forge we leave a white-wash job. Now, having disposed of all our worldly goods, we, the Senior Class, do subscribe our name on this, our last will and testament. THE CLASS OF 1960 70 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The portals of Rindge opened to us in September 1956. We entered with the feeling and knowledge that the next four years would greatly affect the rest of our lives. Shortly after the school year opened, Mr. Joseph F. Freni, our beloved band- master, passed away and left a void for his many friends. This sad news was partly offset by the great news that “Charlie” Jenkins won the 400 meter race in the Olym- pics and was also a member of the winning relay team. As freshmen,we felt we had a prosperous and very educational year. Our sophomore year was highlighted by the dedication of the war memorial adjacent to C.H.L.S.: we elected Robert Patterson our president and the cross country team won the Metropolitan League title with David Blackman as manager. The Alumni Association honored Mr. John Wood as “The Rindge Man of the Year.” The year was closed out with the retirement of “Mr. Rindge” himself—Mr. Charles A. Linehan. Our junior year was blighted by the retirement of “Mr. Rindge Register”— Mr. Walter H. Gomes. Here was a truly dedicated teacher. We re-elected Bob Patterson class president; the cross country team again won the league title and Coach Duffy was honored by the Alumni Association. The track team won the Class “A” State title and we were constantly amazed at John Thomas’ world breaking record feats. After the spring vacation we were sorry to learn that our Headmaster, Mr. McCabe, had suffered a heart attack necessitating his resting for the remainder of the school year. Mr. Vincent Burke was named head of the mathematics department succeeding Mr. Linehan. As our senior year opened, we learned that Mr. McCabe, on the doctor’s advice, was to retire. Mr. William Kelleher was named Acting Headmaster to carry on Mr. McCabe’s duties. The year was saddened with the deaths of Mr. John McLaugh- lin and Mr. Leverett Preble, both splendid teachers. The track team won the Class “A” State title after having been given little or no chance. Another great accomplishment for Coach Duffy. Mr. Henry Lynch retired as Faculty Manager and Mr. John Terry was appointed in his place. Walter Brennan was honored by the Alumni Association along with Mr. Linehan. Mr. McCabe, Mr. Lynch and Mr. Gomes. The hockey team showed great improvement and things look bright for the future. We elected Paul Bertelli president and, as we go to press, plans are underway for our Senior Prom and Graduation. All in all we leave feeling we have received what we had planned on entering. a splendid education under the guidance of a superb corps of teachers. FOOTBALL 1959 The 1959 football season was a disappointing one at Rindge. Rindge’s record was 1-6-1. The first game of the season was with Worcester North. The score was, Worcester North 20, Rindge 12. Junior Leroy Dottin scored the first touchdown and also threw a 58 yard pass to Walter Burke. Rindge’s next game was with New Bedford at home. New Bedford shut out Rindge 30-0. Rindge began a long road trip. Their next game was with Watertown. Rindge gave the strong Watertown team a fight but they were finally defeated 30-8. Rindge’s lone touchdown was scored by Leroy Dottin. Rindge next travelled to Lawrence Central where they were defeated 38-6. Danny Southerland intercepted a pass and ran 68 yards for Rindge’s lone score. Rindge’s next game was at Keith Academy where they were shut out 8-0 in a very close game. Revere was next as Rindge closed out their long road trip. Rindge was defeated 16-0. After the game with Stoughton was cancelled because of bad weather, Rindge met strong Billerica at Russell Field. Rindge walked all over Billerica as they defeated them 36-0. Rindge closed out the season with their annual Thanksgiving game with Cambridge Latin. The game ended in a 6-6 tie. Leroy Dottin scored Rindge’s lone touchdown. (L. to R.) FIRST ROW: George Hewitt, Kenneth Bentubo, Charles Robinson, Thomas Errichetti, Robert Hoog, James Braga, Robert Galg, James Zerofski, Thomas Mercier, Gene Ward. SECOND ROW: Harold Hector, Leroy Dottin (Co-Captain), Robert Dahl, Frank Demp- sey, Robert Badian, Richard Clark, Robert Maccini, Robert Kelly, Coach Thomas E. Smith. THIRD ROW: John J. Terry, Jr., Faculty Manager, James Hafferty, Dennis Dottin, Vincent Povio, Marcellas Stamps, Walter Burke, William Coviello, John Brooks, John Powers, Assistant Coach. FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach, Edward Fratto, Robert Shaw, Student Manager John Kostopoulos, Co-Captain Rich-: ard Lynch, Robert Chebator, Clayton Singleton, Daniel Sutherland, Joseph Tyree, Melvin Betts. 71 BASKETBALL 1959-1960 FRONT ROW, left to right: Peter Tsoukelas, Student Manager, Richard Lynch, George Hewitt, Joseph Murphy, Captain, Roy Gaul, Lawrence Stead, Mr. Thomas Murphy, Coach. TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. John Terry, Faculty Manager, Richard Mullins, Gene Ward, Eurie Stamps, Richard Leeman, Mr. Culhane, Assistant Coach. BASKETBALL 1959-1960 This past season could really be called an up and down season. On some occasions our lads looked unbeatable and then on other occasions they would look drab. The highlight of the season was the scoring of 97 points against our old rival C.H.L.S. This point total represented an all time high in Rindge basketball annals. On this particular occasion our boys were really hot. Only on one or two encounters were we really outclassed. Many of the games we lost could have been on the victory side of the ledger wit h just a little more luck or a little more “oomph.” Seniors who performed well for Coach Murphy were “Joe” Murphy, Roy Gaul. Eurie Stamps, Richard Leeman. Many lettermen are returning and with candidates coming up from the Junior Varsity, a successful future looms for Coach Murphy. We seniors wish him “good luck.” HOCKEY 1959-1960 FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Swadel, Manager R. Chebator, R. McCallum, J. McGarry, Co-Captain P. White, J. Riley, Co-Captain R. Sousa, J. Falcone. SECOND ROW: J. Terry, Faculty Manager J. Medeiros, P. Gerard, T. Nadeau, P. Leman, J. Quinn, S. Mikles. THIRD ROW: S. Locke. W. Doyle, L. Newell, L. Thibodeau, P. Weisbach, W. Englehart. HOCKEY 1959-1960 There was no doubt about the fact that our hockey situation is on the way back to a position we commanded in the late 30’s, 40’s and early 50’s. Only once during our fourteen game schedule were we decisively defeated and this was attributable to illness and bad luck. Our one goal losses and the tie games we played could easily have wound up on the good side of the record book. All year long, Paul White proved to be a bulwark and to our way of thinking the best goalie in the league. Seniors who performed with real Rindge spirit were—R. McCallum, R. Sousa, J. Falcone. Most of the squad is returning and with Coach Kelley’s expert coaching the future looks bright. 73 TRACK 1959-1960 FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Mello, J. Benson, S. McLain, C. Cronshaw, V. Povio, Co-Captain C. Robinson, Co-Captain K. Bentubo, A. Sullivan, R. Patterson, S. Mascoll, J. Patterson. SECOND ROW: Coach, Mr. Thomas Duffy, Faculty Manager, Mr. John Terry, H. Dupee, J. Sullivan, A. Deleo, D. Blackman, M. Stamps, A. Saratages, S. Griffen, R. Williams, P. Pitcher. THIRD ROW: J. Burke, T. Johnson, C. Singleton, G. Carter, N. Sabbey, W. Cameron, J. Griffen, D. Elder, E. Bailey, N. Sealey. TRACK 1959-1960 Once again Coach Duffy proved the master coach. Troubled at the start of the season with a “thin” squad he worked tirelessly until on Saturday, February 6, at the Boston Garden he unveiled his state champions. A selected squad has been chosen to appear in “The Nationals” at the Madison Square Garden on February 20. The squad consists of K. Bentubo, J. Benson, A. Sullivan, C. Robinson, S. Mascoll, and J. Brooks. J. Griffin will also go. Seniors on the squad who brought glory to Rindge were J. Benson, S. McClain, C. Cronshaw, K. Bentubo, A. Sullivan, R. Patterson and D. Blackman. 74 =a ar egestas A sturdy line a : 3 2 | q Si! Good luck, good game Enthusiasm on the bench 76 BASEBALL 1960 With the trend toward the upswing in all athletics at Rindge, it is hoped that baseball will be no exception this year. As we go to press long before the baseball season officially opens we can only look into our crystal ball and predicate on the future. Seniors who should play an important part during the coming season are: Harold Turcotte, Captain and starting third baseman, Robert Bouvier, a pitcher up from the J.V.’s, Larry Hilliard, a potentially good ball player, and Peter Tsoukelas, who played both the infield and outfield last year. There are a large number of aspirants and juniors and sophomores, so the pros- pects of a good season are exceedingly bright. EPILOGUE Well, classmates, our task is finished. We hope that your frequent perusal of these pages will bring back fond memories of your days at Rindge. As the years pass by we feel that this volume aided by “Father Time” will enhance the value of our work. As we wend our ways into various fields we know that you will regard the “thumbing” through of these pages as a must. With each passing year we hope you will relive your stay at Rindge and will realize only as we grow more mature what a wonderful, pleasant, and joyful period these four years were. Time should not erase the friendships we have made while at Rindge. Let’s always try to keep in touch with the many friends we made here. Farewell. 77 National Honor Society FRONT ROW, (left to right) Mr. William H. Mahoney, Sponsor, R. Paquette, D. Wescott, W. Hathaway, N. Bolger, D. Young, Mr. Arthur F. L. Morash, Chairman, M. Madigan, W. Hill, F. Dempsey, W. Fifield, Mr. Albert L. Coyne, Sponsor. SECOND ROW, (left to right) D. Gidari, R. Bates, D. Conroy, W. Ray, P. Mancini, W. Kelleher,.L. Mullen, A. Marotto, V. Porio, M. Stamps, R. Calvanio, E. Springer, E. Stamps. (P. Bertelli, R. Ayers, and P. 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CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Flat Tops Crew Cuts Specialty CHESTER LAMANTEA, Manager 1611 Mass. Ave. TEL. EL. 4-9748 Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of BADOIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE CITY MOTORS 60 Prospect St. — Cambridge (At Central Square) JAY MOTORS, INC. Foreign Cars Sales and Service 74 Prospect St. Cambridge, Mass. UN-4-7750 DAWSON HARDWARE CO. Houseware Hardware 181 Concord Ave. Cambridge TR.-6-7485 PHONE UN-4-3018 Air Conditioned YOUNG LEE RESTAURANT Chinese and American Food 27 CHURCH ST. (HARVARD SQ.) Cambridge UN-8-7734 MOUNT AUBURN ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor Supplies—Appliances Paints—Hardware 105 CUSHING ST. Cambridge, Mass. TEL. EL-4-9476 Service With a Smile’ MONTROSE SPA OPEN UNTIL 11:00 P.M. 1646 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Cambridge, Mass. BEST WISHES COADY’S FLORIST 1498 Cambridge St. Cambridge STEPHEN HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. Hardware—Paints—Kitchenware Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Wallpaper at Factory Prices EL-4-1177 357 HURON AVE. 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