Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

é RINDGE TECHNICAL’ SCHOOL: FOUNDED BY vEREDERICK. H - “RINDGE MAINTAINED. BY THE SOUNDER AS THE GAMBRIRGE MANUAL TRAINING JOLA888-98 Ep se THE city (1898 THEREAFTER. KNOWN erat NDGE MA L TRAINING SCHOOL UNTIL 1911 WAS, rite NAMED THE ‘RINDGE � RO Fae ee OF THE FOUNDER WAS “TO orate INR OSE HOOL WHERE BOYS SHOULD 4 . s RECEIVE INSTRUCTION IN THE MANUAL ARTS ‘LEARN THE LESSONS OF FAITHBUL INDUSTRY: AND WISE ECONOMY AND TO ACQUIRE HABITS LE HICH CONDUGE TO THE MAINTENANCE OF . AND NOBILITY OF CHARACTER”? 4 4 CaS RPOSE OF THE FOUNDER WAS SUCCESS- | EVELOPED THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF BLE BRINCIPALS OF THE-SCHOOL «4 « I LARRY ELLIS « « + {888-(895 : HAREES H MORSE 1895-1907 . § JOHN W-WOOD + 1907- SCHOOL, COMMITTEE ee. re A RICHARD M-RUSSFELL « 7 - MAYOR 2 JOHN D-LYNCH woecAieman MRS: JESSIPIWE BROOKS ¥� “) DR: JAMES J-CASSIDY JOHN LACEY DELANEY , 4 RAYMOND A} ITZGERALD RALPH W RORARI M-b- FIF GERALD PERINTENDIENT C8 $034 MR. JOHN W. WOOD Headmaster Emeritus SENIOR YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1961 us RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL Cambridge, Massachusetts cs ’ TUL DEDICATION We, The Class of 1961, will always remember and cherish our memories of the past four years; some of them pleasant; some of them sad. Particularly poignant was the great loss we experienced in the untimely death of one of our instructors, whose memory the class wishes to revere at this time. . Those of us who were fortunate enough to have had Mr. Morash as an instructor regarded him as a valued friend; others who knew him as a dedicated and proficient teacher held him in high regard for his great abilities, his superior professional spirit, and the lasting influence he has exerted upon his classes. To the Memo ry Ona MR. ARTHUR F. L. MORASH This Book Is Respectfully Dedicated MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Retired Headmaster MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools PROLOGUE Well, here it is, the Rindge Brownie, with the complete account of the constant strife of a group of fine young men who will be the adults of tomorrow. Some of them have accomplished unforgettable deeds: others have done something of some kind _or another to show their high character They have harvested the tree of knowledge and they will always bear its fruit gratefully. When we first came to Rindge, we saw a beautiful white build- ing and began to feel a stirring in our hearts . . . pride in the thought of being a part of it, even a small part. We would try our best and would hope our best would carry us through. Therefore, we cherish the memories of our four happy years at Rindge and this yearbook will serve to supply a visible bond con- taining, as it does, a record of the accomplishment of our class. But it is not for us, The Senior Yearbook Committee, to judge the deeds of our classmates: instead, we let you read and judge for yourself whether they have kept up with the tradition of Old Rindge. 9: Str? es ; ges eal MR. EDWARD J. DANEHY Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER Acting Headmaster We, the graduating Class of 1961, wish to express our gratitude to Mr. William Kelleher. It is with sadness that we bid farewell to him. In the last four years, the road to learning was not an easy one at times, but his devotion to teach- ing has helped us to see into the complexity of life with a greater clarity than ever before. Without his everlasting guidance, many of us would not be in this graduat- ing class. The only words that can sum up our feelings are: “Thank you, Mr. Kelleher.” MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster We, the Class of 1961, wish to express our sincere gratitude to Mr. John Kelleher, whose outstanding character has directed us on the right path of success. As we glance back over our four years we can fully appreciate the value of Mr. John Kelleher. His advice and counsel helped us to see our goal more clearly and as we chanced to stray from the path of righteousness in school matters, this man brought us back abruptly and decisively. We thank him also for his efforts, patience and time. The impression: “Work is one of our greatest blessings—everyone should have an honest occupation” will remain indelible in our minds forever. MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Guidance Director MR. WILLIAM H. Faculty Adviser MAHONEY 12 MR. EUGENE W. FITZGERALD Department Head English MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Department Head Mathematics 13 MR. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL Department Head Social Studies MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head Science 14 MR. JOHN T. MELLEN Teacher Metallurgy THEY SERVED RINDGE WELL MR. JOHN Y. MURRAY Department Head Electricity MR. WILFRED J. METIVIER Teacher Mathematics 16 SENIOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW, (L. to R.); Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Adviser; Weldon Wheelock, Richard Clark, Robert Hoog, Ronald Calvanio, James Riley, Lawrence Perotta, Ralph Generazzo. SECOND ROW: David Forsythe, Leon Brathwaite, Anthony Loprete, Marcellas Stamps, David Dalrymple, Richard Vogel, Robert O'Leary, Gerald Mottolo, Paul Citroni. THIRD ROW: George King, Joseph Deparolis, William Flynn, James Zerofski, John Wood, William Anastos, James Lawless, Joseph Marshall. President RONALD J. CALVANIO Vice President ROBERT W. HOOG Treasurer JAMES E. RILEY CLARK . Secretary RICHARD H 17 18 bebe? hg 8hY eh re oonet ANASTOS, WILLIAM P. 160 Columbia Street Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports, Social Clubs, Dancing, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Council Sophomore, Junior BENEVENTO, ROBERT 107 Gore Street St. Francis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Hunting (Vice Pres.) ABCUNAS, PETER THOMAS “Pete” 175 Elm Street 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: School HOBBIES: Water Skiing, Hockey, Fishing, Hunting, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Math “Bill” rz, and Senior BELLIVEAU, ROGER H. “Roger” 35 Porter Road 19 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Fishing and Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Math “Bob” 18 BETTS, MERTIN ROBERT 7 Dodge Street Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Swimming, Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra and Trigonometry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball CLUBS: Projection COMMITTEES: Freshman and Sophomore Council, Senior Yearbook Staff BOUVIER, WILLIAM P. 26 Reed Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machinist HOBBIES: Woodworking, Sailing, Hockey, Swimming, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Machine Shop, History, Shop Math, Welding “Merty” “Skees’”’ 17 BOURNE, JOSEPH LAVERN “Joe” 77 Kinnaird Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Singing, Playing Guitar FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Key Club, Rindge Register, Vice Pres. Key Club 59, Pres. Key Club 60, Editor-in-Chief Register COMMITTEES: Junior Council, Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Attended Key Club International Convention “Bill” iz BRAITHWAITE, LEON HILTON “Butch” 155 Cherry Street 17 Roger Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Howard University HOBBIES: Collecting Jazz Albums FAVORITE STUDY: English, History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 58-59-60-61 CLUBS: Key Club, French Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Being a Member of the Championship Met. League and State Championship Track Team 19 20 BRATHWAITE, LEON NOEL 61 Washburn Avenue 21 M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Tropical Fishes FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Pres. of Freshman, Sophomore Classes BROOKS, JOHN WESLEY “Brooksie”’ 36 Copley Street 7 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 57, 58, 59, 60, Track 57, 58, 50, 60, 61 CLUBS: Register Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Going to New York and Philadelphia with Track Team BROWN, JOHN C. Jacks 6 Antrim Street 20 Longfellow Grammar School HOBBIES: Leather Craft FAVORITE STUDY: Welding, Machine CLUBS: Projection BUTLER = KEITHLG: “Keithie” 42 Mt. Pleasant Street LZ, Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry BYRNE, ROBERT W. “Bob” 233 Lexington Avenue 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Coast Guard HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis Team COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore Council — Se a oe a , : 3 Ci we CABRAL, ERNEST J. “Stara 98 Howard Street 19 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Management HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection CALDWELL, HERBERT “Pie” 23 Andrew Street 18 M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Prep. School HOBBIES: Basketball, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Track INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Second Prize in a Voting Poster Contest Given by the League of Women Voters CALVANIO, RONALD JAMES “Calu 23 Valentine Street 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club, French Club, Science Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected President of Senior Class, Attended French Club Dinner and Rindge Football Games 7A CASEY, WAYNE J. “Case” 43 Cogswell Avenue iP Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Bowling ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 59, Basketball 58 CLUBS: Projection CIARLONE, FRANK PAUL “Lefty” 37 Porter Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: School HOBBIES: Fishing, Bowling, Hunting, Skiing FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making CLARK, RICHARD H. “Dick” 24 Antrim Street 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Swimming, Bowling, Chess FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball CLUBS: Key Club, French Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Committee, Senior Council, Rindge Register INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Being Elected Secretary of Senior Class, At- tending Boston College Seminar, French Club Dinner CLELAND, DAVID GEORGE “Dave” 344 Pearl Street LZ, Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Stamps, Club Work “AVORITE STUDY: English Literature THLETIC TEAMS: Golf 59-61, Freshman Basketball, Baseball LUBS: Key Club 58-60, Register Staff 61, Yearbook Staff 61 22 CLORAN, PAUL J. “Paul” 20 Tenney Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Skating, Swimming, Horseback Riding FAVORITE STUDY: Auto, Welding, Shop, Math COMMITTEES: Yearbook Committee COLMAN, JAMES P. 13 Reed Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Auto Mechanic FAVORITE STUDY: Auto CUNNEEN, JOHN JOSEPH “John” 10 Mt. Auburn Street 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CUTRONI, PAUL C. 111 Henry Street Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Gardening, Drawing FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing COMMITTEES: Senior Council 60-61 itn 22 lee 23 DALRYMPLE, C. DAVID “Dal” 113 Antrim Street 19 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Fishing, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis Team CLUBS: Projection Club—4 Years COMMITTEES: Freshman Council, Senior Yearbook Staff DANIELS, CHARLES R. “Duke” 24 Dilworth Street 18 Dwight Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Pool, Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 57, 58, Baseball 58 COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Council DAVOCK, WILLIAM E. “Willy” 34+ Windsor Street 17 Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Skin Diving FAVORITE STUDY: Math DEFRANCISCO, FRANCIS ROBERT “Dee” 236 Broadway 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBIES: Cars, Records, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: English 24 DELUCA, JOHN A. “Duke” 948 Cambridge Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Painting, Hi Fi, Collecting Records FAVORITE STUDY: Math eee OE ee DEPAROLIS, JOSEPH P. J0e: 26 Roosevelt Towers 19 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: U. S. Air Force HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Auto COMMITTEES: Junior and Senior Council DEVEREAUX, EDWARD F. “Eddie” 114 Elm Street V7 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Math DIGNAN, ROBERT E. “Digy 387 Huron Avenue 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: School HOBBIES: Football, Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: English, Math, Electricity 25 DI RUSSO, ANTHONY L. 9 Harding Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Drawing FAVORITE STUDY: English DONAHOE, CHARLES D,. acharie 72 Standish Street 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Bowling, Fishing Fr ORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball—Junior, Senior, Track—Freshman COMMITTEES: Register, Senior Yearbook DONOFRIO, ANTHONY B. “Tony” 122 Gore Street 17 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math, History COMMITTEES: Freshman Council 57-58, Junior Council 59,60, Yearbook Staff 60-61 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Received My License to Drive a Car DOTTIN � LEROYeP: SPs ia 50 Howard Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Swimming FAVORITE STUDY—French ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 57-60, Basketball 59,61, Track 57-61 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Receiving the Kennedy Park Award 60 26 DOUCETTE, MICHAEL C. 7 Salem Street Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Enlist in Air Force HOBBIES: Photography, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Safety Patrol DUNN, ROBERT J. 1 Allston Court Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: History “Mike” 17 DROGO, C. CARMEN “Carmen” 80 Thorndike Street 17 St. Francis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Ham Radio KILKP FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics, Electricity “Joseph” iW EISNOR, ALBERT CHARLES “Alfred” 77 Magazine Street LZ, Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work, Travel HOBBIES: Swimming, Ice Skating FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff ZL 28 FERRARI, PAUL E. 62 Lincoln Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service HOBBIES: Hunting, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball FLOOD, DAVID FRANCIS 5 Rollins Court Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Woodcarving, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: French CLUBS: French Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: French Dinner EPPS, CHARLES: L; “Chuck” 260 Sidney Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Record Collecting, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Math, History “Farma”’ LZ FIFIELD, WINSTON B. “Win” 14 Beech Street 18 M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Engineering HOBBIES: Boating, Water Skiing, Drawing, Woodworking FAVORITE STUDY: Math and French ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming, Baseball CLUBS: Key Club, French Club COMMITTEES: National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff “Dave” 17 FLYNN, WILLIAM R. “Bill? 4 Jackson Gardens 7 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Hunting, Water Skiing FAVORITE STUDY: English, Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 57 COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council 58-59, Senior Council 60-61 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: T our of Boston University FORSYTHE, DAVID JAMES “Dave” 594 Franklin Street WH Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Franklin Institute HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 58, 59, 60, 61 COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Yearbook Staff FREEMAN, JON ANTHONY “Tony” 32 Clarendon Avenue 17 M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Jazz, Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Outdoor Track 60 CLUBS: Key Club, French Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore Council, Register Staff, Yearbook Committee FURTADO, JOSEPH J. “Joey” 26 Berkshire Street We Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Andover or Exeter Prep School, Northeastern HOBBIES: Skin Diving, Boating FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics tae | GAMACHE, ROBERT “Bob” 20 Pemberton Street W St. Mary’s Grammar School HOBBIES: Building and Racing of Competition Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Math, Auto, Elect. COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol 57-58, 60-61 GARCIA, MANUEL B. “Manny” 394 Norfolk Street 20 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History GAYNOR, WILLIAM PARKER raise 46 Washington Elms 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Fishing Photography, Camping, Bowling, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing COMMITTEES: Register Staff, Yearbook Committee INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: All Classrooms and Corridors, at Rindge, Painted GEDDRY, THOMAS H. “Tom” 34 River Street LZ Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 30 CLUBS: Safety Patrol GENERAZZO, RALPH W. “Smiley” 9 Jefferson Street U7 Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Bowling, Fishing, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: History, English CLUBS: Safety Patrol 57-58, 58-59, 59-60, 60-61 COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Yearbook Staff GIRARD, PAUL “Jerry” 271 Walden Street 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Firearms FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Football GIRDVAINIS, THOMAS M. “Squeegy” 340 Windsor Street 17 Immaculate Conception Grammar Schoo! INTENTIONS: Coast Guard, Hunting Guide HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Skiing, Pool, Sailing, Bowling, Parachute Jumping FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making CLUBS: Projection GLEASON, JOHN T. “Junior” 109 Antrim Street 18 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Institute HOBBIES: Bowling, Painting FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity 31 a2 GRIMES, JOHN JOSEPH 214 Lexington Avenue Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Bowling, Baseball, Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman, Baseball and Basketball 57, J.V. Baseball 58 COMMITTEES: Freshman Homeroom Council HALEY, WILLIAM B. 154 Elm Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Institute HOBBIES: Gunsmith, Camping FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics, Physics, History CLUBS: Key Club, Safety Patrol GRANT, WILLIAM D. “Bill” 119 Ronald Road, Arlington 18 FAVORITE STUDY: Metallography ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey “Johnny” 18 HALE, KENNETH T. “Hardy” 98 2 Foster Street 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: U. S. Marine Corps HOBBIES: Skating, Fishing and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: History, English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Student Mgr. Freshman Hockey J.V. 60-61 CLUBS: Projection 58-59, 60-61 : COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Asst. Ed. Register INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Boston College Seminar “Bill” 18 HARKINS, JOHN JOSEPH 35 Magnolia Avenue Saint Paul’s Grammar School! INTENTIONS: Military (Navy) HOBBIES: Model Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Machine HEAD, RICHARD FREDERICK 24 Frost Street Russel! Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Led Honor Roll Freshman Year, Elected Vice President Key Club ¥ +: ie sg eee exe we oh ‘ pk ER No Photo AVAILABLE Hayes 18 HAYWOOD, KENRICK ALLAN “Al” 158 River Street 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University, Electronic Engineer HOBBIES: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Projection Club, Science Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook ND e 17 HEYWARD, RICHARD L. “Ricky” 66 Fairmont Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Guns, Reading, Hockey FAVORITE STUDY: Printing HOFFERTY, GEORGE J. eHotte 109 River Street 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: U. S. Army (Printer) HOBBIES: Football, Hockey FAVORITE STUDY: English, Printing COMMITTEES: Yearbook Advertising Committee HOLWAY, JAMES WENDELL Ole 87 Holworthy Street We Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Swimming, Water Skiing FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf, Basketball, Baseball CLUBS: Key Club, Register Staff, Projection, Safety Patrol, Science Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff HOOG, ROBERT WILLIAM “Bobs 827 Main Street 17 Fletcher Roberts Grammar Schools INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports, Music, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Physics, English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 58, 59, 60, Co-Capt. 60, Track 60-61 CLUBS: Key Club, Register COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Received Walter Brennan Award HUMIENCKI, THOMAS LOM 14 Clinton Street 18 Whittier School (New Jersey) INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Hot Rodding, Hunting, Skiing ATHLETIC TEAMS: J.V. Hockey 34 IGOE, THOMAS M. 108 Walden Street St. Peter’s Wentworth Institute HOBBIES: Reading, Models, Painting FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection, Register Staff COMMITTEES: Freshman and Junior Council JONES, PETER ROBERT 55 Prince Street Webster Grammar Schoo! INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Fishing, Boats, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Woodworking 1 “Tom’ 18 JOHNSON, HERBERT GARFIELD, JR. 326 Concord Avenue Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports, Jazz Records FAVORITE STUDY: English, History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 57, 58, 59, Crosscountry COMMITTEES: Yearbook, Register 57, 58 “Herby” ‘3 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: On State Championship Track Team, Met Champs Cross Country “Jonesey” il? KALINOSKI, JOSEPH THOMAS 124 Dudley Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: History “Pete” 18 35 36 KING, GEORGE L. 10 Fairfield Street St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Painting, Bowling, Pool, Drum Corps FAVORITE STUDY: English, History CLUBS: Projection Club 57-58 COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council, Yearbook Staff LAFLAMME, ROLAND 85 Normandy Avenue Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics Industry, Air Force HOBBIES: Electronics FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics, Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey Team 58-59 CLUBS: Projection COMMITTEES: P.A. System of Auditorium KELLEY, ROBERT V. “Kell” 54 Park Avenue 18 ‘ Sacred Heart Grammar School, Watertown INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Fishing, Water Skiing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 57, 58, 59, 60, Baseball 58, 59, 60, 61, Track 60, 61 “Georgie” 17 KING, WILLIAM A, “Bill” 209 Chestnut Street (WP Morse Grammar School! INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Mechanics FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf CLUBS: French Club COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: French Dinner with French Club “Rocky” 19 LAWLESS, JAMES M. “Happy” 9 Newtowne Court Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Old Coin Collecting, Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra COMMITTEES: Sophomore, Senior Council “i LEARY JOSEPH: “Joe 9 Verdun Street 17 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: School HOBBIES: Cars, Pool FAVORITE STUDY: History LEE, JOHN M. “Johnny” 5 Porter Park 19 M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Art School HOBBIES: Art FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Art LEVESQUE, RAYMOND “Tego” 14 Cogswell Avenue Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Painting HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Printing CLUBS: Projection 37 LEVESQUE, RICHARD H. “Dick” 35 Jefferson Park 18 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer HOBBIES: Reading FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype and Press LEVOSHKO, LEONARD “Lenny” 10 Winter Street 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 57, 58, Basketball 57, 58 LEWIS, WILLIAM ROBERT “Chuck” 49 Webster Avenue 17 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service (Air Force) HOBBIES: Rodding FAVORITE STUDY: Machine ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Baseball LOCKE, STANLEY E. [Stan 117 Kinnaird Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Fixing Hot Rods FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey, Baseball COMMITTEES: Junior Council 38 LOPRETE, ANTHONY J. “Tony” 23 Thingvalla Avenue Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printing Work HOBBIES: Music (Jazz) FAVORITE STUDY: History, Chemistry COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Senior Council LUCIDO, JAMES JOHN “Tex” 37 Gore Street 7 St. Francis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Riding FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Baseball CLUB: Safety Patrol LYNCH, RICHARD M. ae DCke 160 Chestnut Street 19 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Math, Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 58, 59, 60 Co-Captain Baseball 58, 59, 60, Basketball, Swimming COMMITTEES: Treasurer of Sophomore Class INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Winning the Walter Brennan Trophy MacKENZIE, DAVID J. “Mac” 24 Carver Street 18 Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Math oh 40 MacMILLAN, JOHN A. “Mick” 114 Hampshire Street 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Drawing FAVORITE STUDY: Art, Chemistry CLUBS: Projection, Council 57, 58 PHOTO Not Available MALLOY, ROBERT MICHAEL “Bob” Concord Road, So. Lincoln 18 St. Domenic’s Academy INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Hunting, Cars, Boats FAVORITE STUDY: English, History CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol, Register MARATHAS, WILLIAM N., “Caruso” 52 Chestnut Street 18 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Grand Opera HOBBIES: Painting, Bowling, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Made Honor Roll Freshman Year Four Times MARSHALL, JOSEPH M., “Joe” 273 Portland Street 18 Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Military Service HOBBIES: Radio Communications, Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff COMMITTEES: Junior Council 59-60, Senior Council 60-61 MASTROMATTEO, FRANCIS J. 55 Hovey Avenue Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service HOBBIES: Bowling, Boxing, Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Tour of Boston University McLAUGHLIN, KEVIN 21 Roosevelt Towers Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Auto “Tipe ayy 17 “Jack” 17 McGARRY, JOHN THOMAS 4 Newtowne Court Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Hockey COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff 16 MELIA, JOHN THOMAS 151 Walden Street St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 58, 59, 60, 61 CLUBS: Projection 18 4 MELLO, JOSEPH D. “Joe” 191 Franklin Street iz Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Bowling, Water Skiing FAVORITE STUDY: English MITCHELL, ROBERT IRWIN “Chief” 92 Inman Street W7 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Building Hi-Fi, Stereo, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype CLUBS: Projection Club 59-61 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: John Thomas Broke High Jump Record MOTTOLO, GERALD J. “Mott” 7 Sixth Street v4 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Fishing, Horseback Riding, Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council MULLIN, THOMAS “Moon” 41 Magnolia Avenue 17 St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Mechanic FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity 42 MULLINS, RICHARD THOMAS 12 Suffolk Street Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball CLUBS: Key Club, French Club 59-60 COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Key Club Treasurer 59-60 NADEAU J. LAWRENCE 88 John Corcoran Park Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Baseball, Chess FAVORITE STUDY: Problems of Democracy CLUBS: Safety Patrol “Richie” iz MURPHY, GERALD JOHN “Jerry” 11 Vail Court 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: English “Buddy” 18 NADEAU, THOMAS GEORGE S10oMm, 12 Jefferson Park Z, Our Lady of Pity Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey, Baseball 43 NICKERSON, NORMAN E. 3 Fayette Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronic Engineer FAVORITE STUDY: Math CLUBS: Chess Club O'LEARY, ROBERT JOHN 20 Crescent Street St. Catherine’s Grammar School, Somerville INTENTIONS: Master Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: Physics COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Yearbook Committee NAVISKAS, PAUL S. “Pecos” 17 Griswold Street 19 Parlin Jr. High School, Everett, Mass, INTENTIONS: Further My Education (Technically) HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Rodding, Modelmaking FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected to National Honor Society. Received Award for Abraham Lincoln Essay Contest Not Available — “Nicky” 17 NICKERSON, PAUL A. “Nick” 2495 Massachusetts Avenue 17 M.E, Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Model Boat Building FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry “Bob” 18 O’ROURKE, JAMES M. 2 Jefferson Park St. James Grammar School, Arlington INTENTIONS: Electrician HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Projection 59-60 PANZERI, SAMUEL H. 295 Windsor Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mechanic HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Auto Shop COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Junior Council OSBORNE, J. ROBERT “Ozzie” 5 Marcella Street 18 Kelly Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Tennis, Bowling, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis Team 58-59-60-61, Captain in 1961 Se Taal 18 PAONE, ROBERT J. “Bob” 84 Holworthy Street 17 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football 58, Manager—Hockey Team 60 CLUBS: Band 58, Safety Patrol 60 and 61 COMMITTEES: Register Staff 61 45 46 PEPLER, DAVID GEORGE 125 Cherry Street Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Institute HOBBIES: Shooting, Camping FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra, Trig. PERROTTA, LAWRENCE E, 4 Baldwin Court Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Plumber HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Metallography COMMITTEES: Junior and Senior Council PENNEY, JOHN A. 180 Chestnut Street Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Driving FAVORITE STUDY: Math “Daven 18 PERDICHIZZI, RICHARD F. 14 Corcoran Park Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Cars, Planes FAVORITE STUDY: Aeronautics CLUBS: Science Club “Larry” 19 WAR lies “Perdy” 18 POIRIER, EDWARD JOSEPH 1039 Massachusetts Avenue Saint Ann’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force, College HOBBIES: Ham Radio, Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics POWERS, OTIS D. 6 Donnell Street St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Drawing, Fixing Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Rindge Register COMMITTEES: Freshman Council “Eq” 18 POSTELL, DON A. 69 Howard Street Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Welding ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball QUINN, KEVIN B. 140 Corcoran Park Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marine Corps HOBBIES: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Presswork COMMITTEES: Freshman Council 57-58 “Donnie” 18 Vee 18 47 48 RILEY, JAMES E. 46 John Corcoran Park Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Baseball, Hockey—Co-Captain 59-60 CLUBS: Register Staff, Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Sec’y Jr. Class, Treas.—Sr. Class RODRIGUE, PAUL 30 Banks Street Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Massachusetts College of Art FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry REYNOLDS, CHARLES HOWARD 39 Kinnaird Street Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Collecting Sport Books FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Baseball ee lites We RINGER, STAFFORD CRAIG 80 Wendell Street Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Forestry HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Arch. Drawing “Paul” 18 “Chuck” 17 “Mike” 18 ROSELLI, JOHN A. 12 High Street Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football COMMITTEES: Register Staff, Safety Patrol SALVIA, MARIO L. 44 Warren Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff “Rosie” 18 ROURKE, JAMES S. 181 Erie Street Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force, Travel HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting, Swimming, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics “Mario” 17 SEALEY, RICARDO CORTEZ 56 Green Street Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Welding, Shop, Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Baseball, Football “Jimmy ‘ Hina” 18 “Ritzso”’ 18 49 50 SHINE, JAMES 36 Prince Street Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Math SIMMONS, THOMAS 13 Andrew Street Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Business School FAVORITE STUDY: English, Math COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff 60-61, Rindge Register SHEA, PAUL E. ot sei 20 Coolidge Avenue, Waltham 17 Waltham Elementary Grammar School INTENTIONS: Become a History Teacher HOBBIES: Landscaping, Lawnmowing FAVORITE STUDY: History INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Won Second Prize in Science Fair in Sopho- more Year “Shine” 17 SIMMONS, BERNARD M. “Bernie” 42 Howard Street ib7é Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Bible College—Missionary HOBBIES: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Latin CLUBS: Science—Projection “A Way an 17 SMITH, ALFRED LEWIS Als 20 Newtowne Court ez Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Made Honor Roll for First Time in My Junior Year (All Year) SPARKS, HERBERT M. “Sparky” 280 Windsor Street We Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Academy HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Projection 57, 58, 60, 61, Safety Patrol 57, 58, 59, 60-61 SPOONER, LOUIS D. JR. LOU 329 Walden Street 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics School, Air Force HOBBIES: Flying, Parachuting, Civil Air Patrol, Theater FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis CLUBS: Chess Club, French Club, Projection Club SPRINGER, EMERY S. “Em” 476 Franklin Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball CLUBS: Key Club, French Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected to National Honor Society 5] STACK, JOHN F. eJacka 1427 Cambridge Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: School HOBBIES: Cars, Pool FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council STAMPS, MARCELLAS “Cellas” 162 Brookline Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Prep School FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football—Co-Captain 60, Track 59, 60, Baseball 58 COMMITTEES: Student Council, Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected to National Honor Society, President of Junior Council STRANG, WALTER “Walt” 21 Chalk Street 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History SULLIVAN, PAUL M. “Sully 42 Park Avenue 18 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Cars 52 SUNUKJIAN, ROBERT CHARLES “Snooky” 35 Speridakis Terrace 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: YMCA, Sports, Records, Playing Hawaiian Steel Guitar FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra CLUBS: Projection Club 58, French Club 59 COMMITTEES: Rindge Yearbook Staff 60 SURVILAS, ALFONSUS A. a ie 57 Elm Street 18 Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics SURVILAS, EDWARD A. “4 el 57 Elm Street 18 Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Boating FAVORITE STUDY: English SWEET, WILLIAM D. “Bill” 1 St. Gerard Terrace 17 M.E. Fitzpatrick Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff 53 54 THERIAULT, RICHARD A. 86 Harvey Street M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Art College FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Freshman Council 57, 58 TUMENAS, LYNN EDWARD 306 Allston Street Webster Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis Team CLUBS: Chess Club TARGONSKI, FRANCIS JOSEPH “Frank” 60 Standish Street NFA St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: English “Dickie” 18 IERNEYSIAMES=E: Jeff 1 Westacott Court 17 M.E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printing HOBBIES: Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Printing INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: The Work | Do in the Print Shop 19 TYREE, JOSEPH THERON “Uy ff” 29 Sacramento Street WZ Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines HOBBIES: Collecting Records FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Track CLUBS: Projection COMMITTEES: Register Staff VERGATO, WILLIAM “Bill” 80 Brookline Street 117 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician HOBBIES: Football, Baseball, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Electrical Construction VERGE, WILFRED UNDERWOOD “Will” 39 Saville Street 19 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting, Chess FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council, Yearbook Staff VIOLA, BENEDICT J. “Benny” 73 Porter Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Junior Council 55 VOGEL, RICHARD A. “Richie” 81 Brookline Street 18 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Roller Skating FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: Key Club 58 COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Junior and Senior Council 59, 60, 61 VOKEY, HENRY W. “Bud” 477 Concord Avenue 18 St, Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marine Corps HOBBIES: Automotive Altering FAVORITE STUDY: Automobile CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol Si a a ore eae cae cee eee re WARD, GENE 7 Magee Street, Apt. 68 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Welding FAVORITE STUDY: Welding ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball—Four Years, Junior and Senior Football COMMITTEES: Freshman Council WHEELOCK, WELDEN F. “Buddy” 31 Tremont Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Music FAVORITE STUDY: Printing CLUB: Key Club COMMITTEES: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Council 56 WHELAN, EDWARD S. 7 Alpine Street 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Junior Council 59-60 WHITE, PAUL FRANCIS “Whitey” 24 Jackson Street 17 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype, Press ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Football, Hockey (Capt.—Hockey ) WOOD, JOHN D. 1 Malcolm Road 18 M.E, Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Engineering HOBBIES: Phootgraphy FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis, Swimming CLUBS: Key Club, National Honor Society COMMITTEES: Student Council 59, 60, 61 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Represented Rindge at Second Annual Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago, October 60 ZELNIO, DAVID H. 120 Montgomery Street We Haggerty Grammar Sch ool INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra COMMITTEES: Junior Council 59-60 57 58 ZEROFSKI, JAMES J. 242 Lexington Avenue St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Fishing, Swimming, Boating FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 58, 61, Basketball 58-61 COMMITTEES: Senior Council After the finish of a successful season in the suburban league and just one week before our championship basketball team was to participate in the Tech Tourney, the schoolboy sports world was saddened when news of the death of Rindge’s basketball coach, Thom as Murphy, was received. A graduate of Rindge Tech in 1918, Coach Murphy received further education at Boston College and Notre Dame University. Upon completion of his studies, Coach Murphy returned to Cambridge, joined the faculty of his alma mater in 1927, and remained there until 1951 when he transferred to Cambridge High and Latin School. Always interested in sports and boys, Tom Murphy became basketball coach upon his return to Rindge in 1927 and has been the only one in that position for 34 years. Noted for his sunny personality, Coach Tom never lost his composure when the going was tough; and when the breaks didn’t come his way he never took it out on the officials or his players. To Tom Murphy it never was “the team” but always “my boys.” Over the span of years that he coached basketball at Rindge, Tom Murphy had many successful teams but he considered the finest of these to be the teams of 1941 and 1942. Both these squads won the Tech tourney with the 1941 team going all the way to the finals in the New England Tourney and losing to Bristol, Conn., by a score of 23 to 16. Both Rindge and Latin have lost a dedicated teacher and a veteran well-loved coach. His friends will miss his genuine all around goodness. May his family receive comfort in the fact of his many accomplishments with youth of this and former years. INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Rindge Football Team Won Five Straight ; . ; ' ; YEARBOOK STAFF FRONT ROW (L. to R.) Mr. William Mahoney, Faculty Adviser; George King, Marcellus Stamps, Allen Haywood, Richard Vogel, William Haley, Kenneth Hale, George Hofferty, William King, William Anastos. MIDDLE ROW (L. to R.) Ronald Calvanio, John McGarry, Wilfred Verge, Robert Hoog, James Riley, Richard Clark, John Brooks, Merton Bates, Herbert Johnson, Thomas Simmons, David Flood. TOP ROW (L. to R.) Jon Freeman, Robert Sunukjian, Charles Donohoe, William Gaynor, David Dalrymple, Joseph Bourne, Emery Springer, Anthony Donofrio, Richard Mullins, Robert O’Leary, Bernard Simmons. ae) MR. LEON C. FITZGERALD Senior English MR. WILLIAM J. RYAN Senior English MR. JOSEPH C. SATERIALE Senior Mathematics MR. WILLIAM R. WADDEN Senior Mathematics 60 MR. EDWARD G. CRAWLEY Maintenance MR. THOMAS H. EGAN Senior Cabinet Making MR. MICHAEL A. CORVENO Senior Machine Shop MR. JOHN T. MELLEN Metallurgy 6l MR. LAWRENCE F. O'BRIEN Senior Linotype MR. GEORGE McMAHON Senior Press Trophy Room Cafeteria in action 62 MR. LEO J. JENNINGS Senior Electronics MR. JOHN J. CARCHIA Senior Automobile MR. LOUIS F. FERRARI Senior Welding MR. ROBERT SWEENEY Senior Aeronautics 63 DITORIUM CAFETERIA MR. ROGER F. O’SULLIVAN Problems of Democracy MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Problems of Democracy MR. CHARLES A. HARRINGTON Senior and Junior History MR. JOSEPH R. POWERS Senior English 65 MR. MANUEL DEMELLO Senior Mechanical Drawing MR. ALBERT L. COYNE Senior Architectural Drawing MR. ARTHUR W. McMURTRY Freehand Drawing Ton cee I Peet By ads Enoch Mck Potheiahe MR. HARRY A. PARRIS Senior Physics 66 Michael C. Doucette Richard F. Head Robert J. O'Leary David H. Zelnio ‘Leonard Levoshko Paul S. Naviskas Wilfred U. Verge Weldon F. Wheelock Paul A. Nickerson Richard T. Mullins David F. Flood John Lee Emery St. C. Springer Winston B. Fifield Marcellos Stamps Ronald J. Calvanio John D. Wood Most Conscientious Most Accommodating PAUL CITRONI BERNARD SIMMONS Most Likely to Succeed JOHN WOOD ls $e ROE 6. Po 8 Tallest Shortest Most Athletic Best Dancer EMERY SPRINGER KENNETH HALE PAUL WHITE WILLIAM ANASTOS Most Talkative Most Dependable JAMES RILEY Most Popular Most Sincere RONALD CALVANIO WELDON WHEELOCK RICHARD CLARK 68 Most Industrious Most Humorous RICHARD VOGEL WILLIAM FLYNN Best All Around RONALD CALVANIO Most Earnest Most Bashful Greatest Dreamer Heartiest Laughter JOHN McGARRY EDWARD WHALEN WILLIAM KING JAMES LAWLESS Best Disposition Best Dressed Noisiest Smoothest, Line ROBERT O’LEARY GEORGE KING RALPH GENERAZZO DAVID CLELAND 69 70 RINDGE KEY CLUB FIRST ROW (L, to R.) Mr. William Mahoney, Adviser; Winston Fifield, Richard Mullins, Ronald Calvanio, Secretary; Joseph Bourne, President; James Saunders, Vice President; John Ippolito, Treasurer; Richard Head, Mr. Philip Diehl, Adviser. SECOND ROW (L. to R.) Cornelius O’Sullivan, David Bertelli, Jon Freeman, William Gaynor, George Anastos, Allan Madeiros, Charles Kostopoulos, Weldon Wheelock, Paul Williams, Adrian Zaccaria, William Healey, Robert Sossong. THIRL ROW (L. to R.) William Young, William Anastos, Leon Braithwaite, Emery Springer, James Holway, ‘3hn Wood, Richard Clark, Douglas Stone, Robert Hoog, Bernard Hynes. RINDGE REGISTER STAFF FRONT ROW (L. to R.) Mr. William Mahoney, Faculty Adviser; James Saunders, Assistant Editor; Leroy Dottin, Sports Editor; Richard Clark, Assistant Editor; Joseph Bourne, Editor-in-Chief; Kenneth Hale, Asso- ciate Editor; Herbert Johnson, Associate Editor; Robert Galvin, Assistant Editor; John Brooks, Sports Editor. SECOND ROW (L, to R.) Edward Kneeland, William Gaynor, Robert Hoog, James Riley, Assistant Sports Editor; Thomas Simmons, George Cart’ inomas Milton, Bernard Simmons, Harold Hector, Assistant Sports Editor. THIRD ROW (L. to R.) Charles Donahue, Assistant Sports Editor; Jon Freeman, David Cleland, Theodore Johnson, Stephen Mascoll, Sports Editor; John Roselli, Robert Paoni. CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1961 of the 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 cur Last Will and Testament. TO Mr. William Kelleher—Our wishes for many happy years at Rindge. Mr. John Kelleher—We wish a long career of success for the honor and glory of Rindge. Mr. Delaney—Continued success in his guidance program. Mr. Leon Fitzgerald—A new victim for his “hot” seat. Mr. William Ryan—Five sets of chairs for his panel members. Mr. Harry Parris—The problem of whether light is a wave length or a particle. Mr. Vincent Burke—We leave a superb math department. We know he will keep it at a high level. Mr. Vincent O’Connell—Our best wishes for a long career as the head of our social studies department. Mr. Charles McCann—We leave an ejector seat for his auto driving car. Mr. Thomas McLaughlin—We leave all the patterns he thought were missing. Mr. William Joyce—We leave an unsigned check for a trip to Paris. Mr. Joseph Sateriale—We leave a two step solution to quadratic equation. Miss Helen O’Rourke—A new supply of aspirin. We used up her supply. Mr. Joseph Powers—a bright new. freshman class. Mr. Leo Jennings—A new electronics book and an old chemistry book. Mr. Wilfred Metivier—Many years of health and happiness during his retirement years. Mr. John Mellen—The same. Mr. John Y. Murray—The same. Junior Class—The honor of being the “big boys” of the school. School—Memories of our great accomplishments, namely?—well there must have been some. Freshmen—All the problems we once had. Mr. Terry—We leave another class of C.H.L.S. Mr. Scott—We leave a Pinkerton agency detector to guard the fourth floor. Mr. Mahoney—We leave, we hope, a more cooperative senior class. We know we shirked too many duties and made his job that much harder. 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 1961 72 CLASS HISTORY When we entered Rindge as freshmen in September of 1957 we were quite excited about the whole thing. Even though we did not know quite what to expect or what to do or where to go we looked forward with all enthusiasm to attending our new school, Rindge Technical School. Our freshman year at Rindge was started with a bang with the dedication of the new War Memorial adjacent to Cambridge High and Latin School. Our freshman council elected Leon N. Braithwaite, class president, who carried on splendid work throughout the year. Our class also lead the school on the honor roll averaging fifty honor students for each quarter of the year. Rindge had a good athletic season for ‘57 and ‘58 in both football and track. The annual turkey day game between CHLS and Rindge ended tied 0 to 0. The track team was outstanding that year with Co-Captains Bob Coffill and John Thomas. Some of its fine victories were, The Metropolitan League Championship, and second place in the B.A.A. Track Meet at which Rindge set two new records and tied one. The Alumni Association, in the spring of 1958, honored Mr. John Wood as the Rindge man of the year. At the close of our freshman year “Mr. Rindge,” him- self, Mr. Charles Linehan retired after 44 years of devoted teaching at Rindge. We started off a very successful sophomore year by electing a good council and they in turn elected: Leon Braithwaite, president, Bernard Simmons, vice presi- dent, Richard Lynch, treasurer; and Marcellas Stamps, secretary. The Cross Country Team won the Metropolitan Championship which was closely followed by a winning football season (6 and 3). The team was greatly helped by John Brooks, Leroy Dottin, Marcellas Stamps and Dick Lynch. Our hockey team was not so successful but Jim Riley and John McGarry greatly helped as sophomores. Paul White in his sophomore year was already being acclaimed one of the best goalies in the state. But our track team, as usual, saved an otherwise dull winter season by. winning the state championship. The team was assisted in this championship by John Brook and LeRoy Dottin, two of Rindge’s best athletes. In the annual Science Fair, second prize was taken by Paul Shea and Emery Springer. Third prize by Joseph Bourne and Bernard Simmons. Our sophomore year honor roll was not as high as it could have been; we were only able to place an average of 26 boys on this list. Robert Calvanio and John Wood battled all year for top honors. Unfortunately, during our junior year several outstanding members of the Rindge faculty were forced to retire for various reasons. Our most devoted head- master, Francis T. McCabe, acting on his doctor's advice, retired in November, 1959. Retiring at this time also was Mr. Henry C. Lynch, faculty manager and foreign language department head. Mr. Lynch was appointed to the Rindge faculty in September, 1920. Looking on the brighter side of things, the Ridge Alumni Association Banquet this year was honored with the presence of Mr. Walter Brennan, who is well known for his acting career in motion pictures and television. Mr. Brennan is a member of the class of 1915 and being a former member of the varsity football squad, made it quite fitting that he present Richard Lynch (voted most valuable player of the year) with the Walter Brennan Award for his outstand- ing achievements in football. Richard is a member of the Class of ‘61. Speaking of football, the annual Rindge-Latin Turkey Day Game, after four periods of hard playing, came to a 6-6 deadlock. Finally, the day has come, the day that The Class of ‘61 is the Senior Class of Rindge Technical School. We have waited for this moment for three years and now that it is here it seems like only yesterday that we were freshmen wandering around the corridors of Rindge, getting nowhere fast. Cont. on p. 82 FIRST ROW (L. to R.) William Anastos, Harold Hector, George Hewitt, John Brooks, Clayton Singleton, Richard Clark, Co-Captain Marcellos Stamps, Co-Captain Robert Hoog, Joseph Tyree, James Zerofski, Paul White, Robert Chebator, Robert Kelley, Walter Burke, Melvin Betts. SECOND ROW (L. to R.) Faculty Manager John J. Terry, Jr. Student Manager James Riley, Joseph D’‘Ambrosio, John Gillespie, John Foley, William Squires, William Mangan, Leroy Dottin, Albert Tilley, Dennis Dottin, Duncan Elder, Allen Dobson, Ronald Nichols, Fred Lewis. THIRD ROW (L, to R.) Assistant Coach Edward Fratto, John Hofferty, James Perri, Head Coach Thomas E. Smith. FOOTBALL The football team of 1960 was truly an exciting ball club. The season was marked by thrilling games, many of which were won by staging an uphill come- back in the waning minutes of play. Head coach, Tom Smith, summed it up when he stated in the local newspaper that “This bunch has more guts than any kids | have ever seen in a long time.” We also compiled the best record in recent years. A paraphrase of our four years shows that as freshmen we had great potential and proved it by winning all our games. Even as sophomores we placed four starters on varsity. We proved so dominant in our third year that of the starting players, nine were juniors. We even went so far as to place juniors, Dick Lynch and Leroy Dottin, as Co-Captains. The highlight of our junior year came when we upset highly favored Billerica 36-0, much to the delight of our line coach, Jack O’Brien, a former coach of that school. As our senior year finally arrived, Bob Hoog and Marcellus Stamps were elected Co-Captains, and we looked forward to a banner season. We lost Dick Lynch because of ineligibility before the season started, but we still remained a well-rounded team. Before long, our fine coaches, Tom Smith, Jack O’Brien, Ed Fratto, and John Powers, fashioned us into a smart working machine. Little did we know that injuries would plague us for the entire season. In losing our first game to Worcester, 28-14, we also lost the service of Co- Captain Stamps, who suffered a leg injury on the opening kick-off and missed the next five games. Our trip to New Bedford the next week proved fruitless as we bowed to them 20-0. We dropped our next home game to powerful Watertown 28-8. We then encountered Lawrence Central the following week and battled them to a 14-14 tie. In doing so, we lost our scrappy right guard, Billy Gale, who suffered a freak injury and broke his leg. A 22-14 victory over Keith Academy gave us the push we needed as we picked up momentum and started to roll. We met Revere in our next home game and beat them 18-12. We brought home more Cont. on p. 82 74 FRONT ROW (L. to R.) Don Postell, Leroy Dottin, Gene Ward, Ricardo Sealy, Michael Jarvis, George Hewitt, Richard Mullins. BACK ROW (L. to R.) Coach Edward Culhane, James Zerofski, Emery Springer, Lawrence Stead, Walter Burke, George Anastas, Manager; John Frank. BASKETBALL 1960-61 Rindge has enjoyed a wonderful basketball season. This dynamic tearn con- sists of eight seniors and four juniors. The seniors are Capt. Gene Ward, Leroy Dottin, Ricardo Sealey and-Walter Burke as regulars, while Emery Springer, Richard Mullins, Don Postell and Jim Zerofski are the nucleus of a fabulous bench. This season’s highlights are as follows: we won our first nine straight. Rindge scored a smashing upset victory over Arlington whom pre-season polls picked for number one in the Suburban League and also won the return match. Rindge out- classes Brookline in overtime period. The score tied 48 to 48, Emery Springer swished a jumpshot which sent the Technicians on to victory 59 to 48. Rindge set a new school and state record of 106 points in a league game over perennial rival, Newton. Rindge has been invited to the Tech Tournament on the basis of their (15-1) record to date. Appearing on the basketball hall of fame are: Gene Ward—5’ 6” 150 |b. guard and captain. An excellent shooter and a great playmaker. Leroy Dottin—5‘ 6” 160 lb. guard was the most aggressive ball player in the league. He always looks for the assist. Lawrence Stead—6’ 4” 185 Ibs. junior center. The high point man in the team and the most agile center in the state. Ricardo Sealey—5’ 7” 155 |b. forward is an excellent spot shooter. He was the second highest scorer on the team. Walter Burke—6’ 1” 170 lb. forward was a model forward. He cannot only shoot but was one of the greatest rebounders in the state. Emery Springer—6’ 3” 170 lb. forward was also capable of playing in the center position. He shoots and rebounds as well as anyone in the league. Richard Mullins—5’ 10” 150 Ib. guard is a great rebounder and shooter but is noted mostly for his superb playmaking. Don Postell—5’ 3” Ib. guard was a great shooter and playmaker. He possessed the best jumpshot on the team which is difficult for even a big man to stop. James Zerofski—6’ 0” 175 |b. forward was a great rebounder. When on the court he was given a lot of respect. In the Tech Tourney we Were defeated by Somerville 71 to 67 in what all basketball fans agree was the most thrilling game seen in the tourney in a good many years. HOCKEY 1960-61 FRONT ROW (L. to R.) W. Englehart, J. McGarry, J. Riley, P. White (Captain) A. Chebator, To Nadeau, G. Quinn, P. Leman. SECOND ROW (L. to R.) P. Williams, Mgr. L. Tosi, Pl Fournier, W. Gurry, S. Mikels, G. McGinnity, Pl Weisback, Mr. J. Terry, Faculty Mgr. (Coach Richard Kelley not present when picture was taken) HOCKEY This year’s hockey team started out with what looked like a good season. The team was well stocked with experienced veterans, but as the season progressed they did not meet with the success that had been expected. Although their wins were few, they were able to upset second place Waltham and our arch rivals, Cambridge Latin. They also showed their ability by fighting aggressive Somerville and Medford each to a tie. The team was never outplayed in any game and they looked good-even in defeat. But as the season came to a close the final record was two wins, two ties and seven losses. Those who proved to be valuable assets to the team were Captain Paul White who always kept Rindge in the game with his fabulous goal tending; Jim Riley who helped the team considerably with his versatility as a forward and defense- man; Jack McGarry, who proved to be very effective with his fore checking; “Gibby” Quinn, whose playmaking was essential, and Tom Nadeau, who was always hustling and played fine hockey throughout the season. We did what everyone said was impossible. In our second game with C.H.L.S. we defeated them 1-0 due to the superb goal tending of Captain Paul White. 75 76 First Row, L. to R. DUNCAN ELDER WALTER THRUSTON LOUIS HERBERT THEODORE JOHNSON EUGENE WEEKS JAMES GRIFFIN CAPTAIN JOHN BROOKS STEPHEN MASCOLL JOSEPH PATTERSON HAROLD DUPEE GEORGE CARTER PAUL GIBSON TIMOTHY FORD Second Row, L. to R. ROBERT KELLEY ROBERT HOOG JOHN IAPPINI WILLIAM CAMERON GEORGE HEWITT LEROY DOTTIN NORMAN SABBEY ANTHONY SARANTAKIS LAWRENCE THORNE STEPHEN GRIFFIN EDWARD CONNORS COACH REAGAN TRACK 1960-61 Third Row, L. to R. MANAGER GEORGE BOGOSIAN JAMES BROGAN MARCELLOS STAMPS JOSEPH D’AMBROSIO EDMOND LANE EDWARD HARRIS EGBERT BAILEY DENNIS NEWTON JUAN PURCELL The track team, as expected, came through with an excellent season. Rindge has always expected the best from its track team. Discounting the fact that we placed second in the Met. League, and fourth in the B.A.A. Meet, we successfully retained our state meet title. Coach Duffy, retiring at the beginning of the season after a glorious history of track coaching at Rindge, was replaced by Mr. Reagan and he filled Coach Duffy's shoes very well. Seniors who made Rindge Track great during the 1960-61 season and who are leaving with a track record to be proud of are: Captain John Brooks, Leroy Dottin, Marcellas Stamps, Robert Hoog and Bob Kelly. We, in the future, will look back on track as the sport in which Rindge was great and will continue to be great. We wish luck to those who desire to go on in athletics, as many Rindge graduates have, and we are sure that they will bring more fame to Rindge. “Rindge is Track, and Track is Rindge.” Hewitt grabbed after long gain Brook receiving a kick-off Hewitt sweeping left end with Chebator and Hoog leading intereference. Hewitt off tackle Dottin running with Whalen in pursuit. 77 78 55 sages RMON ee MR. LAWRENCE GIBSON Baseball Coach As we go to press before the baseball season opens we can only look into our crystal ball and make a few predictions. According to Coach “Larry” Gibson this is going to be a more successful season than those of the past. Coach Gibson says, “| have returning seven starters from last year’s team along with some promising J.V.’s. At the end of last season my team played very good ball and put us into the win column with three victories.” This year’s seniors who will participate are Captain Paul White and Jim Riley (who have been starters since their sophomore year), John Melia and Charles Donahue, who looked very promising at the close of last year’s season. Other seniors who will be supporting the team are “Gib” Quinn, “Jack” McGarry, Tom Nadeau and “Chuck” Lewis. EPILOGUE It is with deep sorrow that we, the members of the Senior Class of 1961 must leave old Rindge after four years of what seemed to be a most everlasting pleasure. Many names, faces and happenings will have a place in our minds as we read this memorial years from now. The old gang and many others will live with us as we think of the things we used to do. It is with pur- pose that the Senior Yearbook Committee has worked to make this yearbook one of the best that any Rindge Senior Class has ever had. Now we stand upon a threshold of a new adve nture, yet the memories of our beloved school will always remain close to our hearts. 79 80 NATIONAL HONOR, SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW (L. o R.) Michael Doucette, David Zelnio, Ronald Calvanio, Chairman Albert L. Coyne, Head- PS oo master Emeritus, John W. Wood, Deputy Commissioner Raymond A. Fitzgerald (Ret.), Headmaster Francis T. McCabe (Ret.), Acting Headmaster William J. Kelleher, Winston Fifield, Marcellas Stamps. SECOND ROW (Seated L. to R.) Adrian Zaccaria, Robert Sossong, William Endres, William Mangan, Alan Madeiros, Dominic Daveta. THIRD ROW (Standing L. to R.) John D. Wood, Sponsor Henry O. Delaney, Sponsor William H. Mahoney, Emery Springer, George Strohminger, Paul Naviskas, Lep Chin, Assistant Superintendent Edward J. Danehy, Headmaster John J. Sheehan, C.H.L.S. TEACHERS’ AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Sponsore d by THE HARVARD TRUST CO. 82 CLASS HISTORY (cont'd) During the summer preceding our Senior Year our school suffered the loss of one of its most dedicated faculty members, Captain Arthur F. L. Morash. Mr. Morash graduated from Rindge, a member of the class of 1914, enlisted in the United States Navy in 1917 and while he was in service he attended the Naval Academy for an advanced course in radio, the completion of which was marked by his promotion to Ensign. After his promotion to Ensign, Mr. Morash resigned from the Navy to attend Harvard University from which he graduated in 1923 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering. He also did graduate work at Mass. Institute of Technology and later returned to Rindge as a teacher in the electronics course. During World War II he was called back to active service after which he again returned to Rindge and here he stayed for his remaining years. “Rindge subjugates Latin in Turkey Day Game.” The latter is a headline in the December issue of the Rindge Register, under which is written the story of how our “Rindge Warriors” romped to a 20-0 win over our old city rival, Cambridge High and Latin School, in the traditional Thanksgiving Day Football Game. During our four years at Rindge (class of ‘61) our Rindge Warriors have won two of the four annual turkey day games and have tied the other two games played. The Senior Council of the Class of ‘61 met September 30, 1960, to elect senior class officers and the results were as follows: president—Ronald Calvanio, vice president—Robert Hoog, secretary—Richard Clark, treasurer—James R iley. At this time the better half of our senior year has passed by and thus far the class officers listed above have done and are still doing a most commendable job. As we go to press now, the Senior Class, headed by our class president, Richard Calvanio, is planning a dance, the benefits from which shall help to pay the cost of this yearbook. Now this brings us up to the last formal event for The Class of ‘61 before graduation and that is the Prom. Plans for the Prom are just getting under way now and all that is known at this time is that it will be held at the beautiful Long- wood Towers in Boston where it has been held for the past ten years. Being proud members of the Rindge student body and The Class of ‘61 we sincerely hope and do believe that our prom will be one of the best ever held by Rindge, just as The Class of ‘61 has been and is one of the best classes to graduate from Rindge Technical School. FOOTBALL (cont’d) victories as we downed Boston Trade 22-14, and Methuen 28-6. A record breaking crowd of 12,000 people was on hand Thanksgiving morning to watch us defeat arch-rival, Cambridge High and Latin School, 20-0. 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