Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

) ig : Rin sa ‘AN pisos INGY iNT Y OF CH Uae iM URPO: PO sE OF THE FOU atta aN EOF ON A DER eCess IN RINCIFALS OF ie SGHOOL ae 8 ARRY-EL ELUS “9 1338 ={(895 SAN SND MORSE 18954907 i OH + {9OT-., | bot c COMMITTER M-RUSS L- 4 '« « MAYOR : ES N MRS-JESSIESW- BROOKS + ¥ MES J- CASSIDY — “ “JOHN LACEY DELANEY 337 YON 4: FITZ eta RALPH W- A aie 4! Ries E-FAT ZGERAL D SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, 2 oe MR. JOHN W. WOOD Headmaster Emeritus SENIOR YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1962 Rindge Technical School Cambridge, Massachusetts Dedication “The trumpet’s silver voice is stilled, The warder silent on the hill.” HENRY CARTY LYNCH, IN RETROSPECT Henry Carty Lynch, great humorist, master teacher, kind and wise moralist, has gone to his reward. And never more shall we at Rindge bask in his ready smile and be regaled by his inimitable anecdotes which already have be- come part of the Rindge legend. Henry always loved the limelight of life’s stage and no man loved more the sunshine of full recognition. Of subtle intelligence and open nature, of deep erudition and vast conversational powers, he brought rich gifts indeed to his teaching. Certain it is that thousands of Rindge students will always recall with affection and gratitude the clarity and orderliness of his mind which brightened by bland humor and tingling wit made learning his subject a rich and mem- orable experience. Henry's social sympathies were no less strong than his fondness for learning and he was the most fascinating of comrades. His extraordinary knowledge, whether of literature, law, or athletics and his gleaming wit and glittering repartee in which his knowledge was fused overflowed all his conversation, completely captivating us all. Even at the most serious and even critical moments when he was so ill, if there was a gleam of humor anywhere he saw it and used it to help himself over the rough places and in the dark hours. He loved fun, loved to joke and chaff, and, what is more uncommon, greatly enjoyed being chaffed himself. The senior class deems it an honor to dedicate our year- book to this beloved gentleman. MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Retired Headmaster MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools Prologue The young men who have worked hard for four years at Rindge to graduate, make up the senior yearbok committee. This group has made a complete and accurate account of the constant quest for knowledge of a group of fine young men who will be the adult leaders of tomorrow, they who have accomplished un- forgettable deeds, and there are still others who have done some- thing of some kind or another to show their high character. When we figst entered Rindge we were proud to be a part of her student body. We tried our best and hoped we would not dis- grace the honor of Rindge. This book contains the lives of the men of the future and their accomplishments in the past. As you start to turn these pages in the years to come may you always have a warm spot in your heart for Rindge. EDWARD J. DANEHY MR. intendent of Schools istant Super Ass 10 te,” i Sn y - “4 4 at SG 54 2 a ” Sete ae oe 4, adbeast ott ae oe port tisenn Pooee paved = + em + 2 ene? i eer % eee 2Se? be be . ROBERT R. SWEENEY Headmaster We have often heard the quotation: ‘'To. get a job done, give it to a man who is already busy.” As headmaster, Mr. Sweeney has been a truly busy man: yet, never too busy to aid us both as a class and as individuals. Mr. Sweeney became headmaster in our junior year, and in the short time between his assumption of that office and our graduation, he has made many improvements in both the scholastic and social aspects of our high school lives. We, the class of 1962, wish you, Mr. Sweeney, all the health and good fortune pos- sible’in the many years ahead of you as headmaster of our beloved Rindge. We know that the strides you have taken in your short term as headmaster are but a token of the suc- cesses which await you. MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster Upon entering Rindge four years ago, we were told by upperclassmen that under no circumstances or conditions should we arouse the wrath of a man, who to outward appearances, seemed pleasant and harmless. We soon realized the wisdom of the advice we had received. This man became our friend and our counsellor. Fair, just and friendly, but firm and unswerving when the rules or regulations of the school were broken. As we glance back over our four years we can fully appreciate the value of Mr. W. Kelleher to our alma mater. When Mr. Francis T. McCabe, our headmaster retired, Mr. Kelleher took over and operated the school in an efficient manner. Yet throughout the time he was acting headmaster he had time to advise and be our counsellor. Mr. William Kelleher we will never forget you. Your fatherly attitude both disciplinary and advisory, has served to make us, we hope, a class of boys soon to become men, that Rindge will be proud to call her own. MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster As we review the prologues of preceeding yearbooks, the name of John Kelleher does not go back too far, but to read forward beginning with the year 1953, you will see that this man has become a vital part of each graduating class. To this year’s class, Mr. John Kelleher gave excellent guidance and encouragement for a secure future. We, the students of the graduating class of 1962, take this opportunity to thank Mr. John Kelleher for his assist- ance in our achieving our goal. As our freshman and sophomore dean, he was a friend to those who could not adjust themselves to high school life. When we were juniors and seniors, we could always ex pect to hear words of inspira- tion and encouragement from him to achieve greater heights. With all sincerity we feel that Mr. John Kelleher cannot be thanked sufficiently for his many kindnesses to our class. MR. HENRY O. DELANEY Guidance Director MR. WILLIAM MAHONEY Faculty Adviser 13 MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Department Head Mathematics MR. EUGENE W. FITZGERALD Department Head English MR. VINCENT F. O'CONNELL Department H ead Social Studies MR. RAYMOND F.,.SCOTT Department Head Science 16 Senior Council 1961-1962 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Paul Leman, Robert Chebator, Harold Hector, Treasurer, James Lappas, Vice President, William H. Mahoney, Faculty Adviser, Manuel Rogers, President, George Carter, Secretary, Stephen Mascoll. MIDDLE ROW (L. to R.): Richard Nicoloro, Ilidio Silva, James Patterson, George Murphy, Donald Dumont, George Strohminger, George Hewitt. BACK ROW, (L. to R.): Adrian Zaccaria, William Young, William Mangan, Richard Rigazio, Eugene Weeks, Theodore Johnson, Dominic Daveta, Paul Williams. PRESIDENT MANUEL ROGERS VICE PRESIDENT JAMES E. LAPPAS SECRET ARY TREASURER GEORGE W. CARTER HAROLD F. HECTOR ACCARINO, PAUL P. 262 Hampshire Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Printing Career Hobbies: Cats, Boating, Fishing Favorite Study; History, Reading Committees: Safety Patrol, Projection Club Interesting Happenings: Learning the Printing Trade ANASTOS, GEORGE P. “Greek” 160 Columbia Street 7, Roberts Grammar School Intention: College Hobbies: Bowling Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Basketball 58-62 Baseball 58-62 Clubs: Key Club, French Club, Math Club ANCIELLO, MICHAEL T. 18 Springfield Street 18 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: United States Coast Guard ANDERSON, GILBERT E. “GH? 7 Sargent Street 1 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Projection Club 18 BARKER, JAMES J. 51 Creighton Street 16 Knapp Grammar School, Somerville Intentions: Navy Hobbies: Cars, Model Building Favorite Study: Machine Shop BEALS, KENNETH “Snapper” 17 Ellsworth Avenue 17 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: State Police ° Hobbies: Hunting, Collecting Guns Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Safety Patrol 59-60-61-62, Projection 60-61-62 Committees: Freshman Student Council BENTUBO, JAMES R. “Jimmy” 5 Plymouth Street 19 Kelley Grammar School Intentions: Work Hobbies: Cars, Sports Favorite Study: Machine Shop, Welding eave. CY .O. Committees: Councilor 59-60 BERTELLI, DAVID J. “The Philosopher’ 136 Rindge Avenue 17 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Law School Hobbies: Landscaping Favorite Study: French, History Athletic Teams: Tennis 61-62 Captain 62 Clubs: Key Club 59-60-61-62 Committees: Yearbook 19 BOGOSIAN, GEORGE J. : 140 Magazine Street 18 Morse Grammar School Intentions: Printer Favorite Study: Linotype and Press Athletic Teams: Track Manager 60-61 BONNER, WESLEY R. 259 Norfolk Street SW ex? St. Mary's Grammar School 17 Intentions; Electronic Engineer Hobbies: Bowling, Fishing, Hunting Favorite Study: History BRIDGEMAN, RICHARD C. Curt’ 152 Brookline Street 1% Webster Grammar School Intentions: Electrical Engineer Favorite Study: Math Athletic Teams: Track, Football, Baseball, Basketball Clubs: Rindge Register BRIDGEMAN, WALTER C. “Rick” 152 Brookline Street 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Undecided Hobbies: Basketball, Football Favorite Study: Auto Athletic Teams: Baseball 59, Football 59, Track 59-62, Basketball 60-61- 62, Cross Country 60-61-62 Committees: Student Councilor 60-61 BROWNE, DONALD L. Donie”’ 46 Blanche Street 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Work Favorite Study: Shop, Math Athletic Teams: Track BYRNE, THOMAS E. “Tom” 16 Magnolia Avenue ig St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Further Education or Armed Forces Hobbies: Fishing Favorite Study. English Athletic Teams: Football 58-61-62, Baseball 58-61, Swimming 59 CARFAGNO, CHARLES A. 17 22 Newtowne Court Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: Electrical Construction Clubs: Projection Club CARLISLE, JOHN F. 18 42 Bigelow Street Hami!ton Grammar School, New Haven, Conn. Intentions: Printing Hobbies: Drawing, Basketball, Baseball, Fishing Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Basketball 2! CARROLL, EDMUND J. “Tea 58 Chilton Street 17 Russell Grammar School Intentions: Industrial Technical School Hobbies: Hockey, Baseball CARTER, GEORGE W. “Carr” 156 Putnam Avenue 16 Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Math, English Athletic Teams: Track 58-59-60-61, Football Manager 1961 Committees: Senior Yearbook, Safety Patrol CASSESSO, JR; LOUIS J. “Skip” 38 Prince Street 18 Morse Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming Favorite Study: Electricity CHEBATOR, ROBERT E. “Bobby” 26 Cedar Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football 58-61 Co-Capt. 61 Baseball 59-62, Hockey 59-62 Captain 62 Committees: Council 58-61, Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings: Being a Recipient of the Walter Brennan Award CHIN, LEP 16 Columbia Street 21 Intentions: Continue Education Clubs: National Honor Society COLLINS, ROBERT “Bob” 21 Clay Street 17 Notre Dame Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football, Baseball Clubs: Projection 60-61-62 COLMAN, TIMOTHY P. “Timmy” 13 Reed Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars CONDON, PAUL C. 52 Rice Street 17 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Hockey 59, Football 59 Clubs: Projection 59-60-61 Committees: Freshman Council CONNORS, EDWARD J. Eddie”’ 153 Banks Street 19 Horace Mann Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Rowing, Chess, Cars Favorite Study: Physics, Mechanical Drawing Athletic Clubs: Track, 59-60 CORKERY, MICHAEL J. Mike” 63 Magnolia Avenue 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs; Projection, 59-60 CYR, NORMAN J. Pud”’ 100 Montgomery Street 17 Notre Dame Grammar School Intentions: Electrician Favorite Study: Electricity No Photo AVAILABLE DANIELSON, PETER D. “Danny” 24 Gibson Street 17 Russell Grammar School Intentions: Tufts University Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Woodworking Favorite Study: Health Athletic Teams: Swimming Team 59-62, Captain in 61 Clubs: Key Club, 59-62 24 DAVETA, DOMENIC F. “Sonny” 81 Porter Street 17 Wellington Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hockey, Swimming Favorite Study: Mathematics, Physics Clubs: Key Club, 59-61 Committees: Council, 61-62, National Honor Society Interesting Happenings at Rindg e: Represented Rindge -at U. S. Coast DEMBITZKY, PETER W. 109 North Street Hobbs Jr. High School Hobbies: Boating, Hunting DEWING, GEORGE T. 66 Washington Elms 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Baseball DIPHILLIPO, JOSEPH T. 3814 Kinnaird Street Intentions: Welder Favorite Study: History Committees: Junior Council Favorite Study: Mechanical Drawing Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Ly, Not Available ys) 25 DIPIETRO, FRANCIS 60 Standish Street 17 Saint Peter's Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Clubs: Golf, 58-59 DOBSON, ALLEN, JR. 143 Clark Street ig Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Boston University Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football, 58-61; Basketball, 58-60 Committees: Student Council, 58-60 DONAHUE, JOHN J. “Jack” 16 Magnolia Avenue 18 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Hobbies: Custom Cars, Bowling, Pool DONAHUE, THOMAS F. “Tom” 16 Magnolia Avenue 17 Saint Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: School, Service Hobbies: Cars, Fishing Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Baseball, 59-61 26 DONATO, LUCIAN J. Loe 49 Henry Street 18 Morse Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Basketball, Baseball, Football Favorite Study: English, Algebra Clubs: Safety Patrol, 59; Projection, 60 Athletic Teams: Basketball, 58; Football, 59; Baseball, 61 Interesting Happenings at Rindge: Manager of Freshman Basketball in Junior Year. DOTTIN, REUBEN N. 98 Kinnaird Street 18 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cards, Stamp Collecting Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Basketball, 58-60, Football, 58 Committees: Council, 58; Council President, 59 DOYLE, ALAN P. “Spider” 51 Corcoran Park 16 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: Navy Favorite Study: Linotype DOYLE, WALTER F. 51 Corcoran Park 19 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College Athletic Teams: Hockey, 58-59; Baseball, 58-60; Football, 58 27 DUMONT, DONALD F. | “Spike” 101 Clay Street 18 Notre Dame Grammar School Intentions: Schooling Hobbies: Boating Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Baseball Committees: Council, 61 - —--- — DUPEE, HAROLD N. “Dup” 55 Howard Street 18 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Discussions, Sports Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football, 61; Basketball, 58, 59, 61; Track, 59-61, including Cross Country Team Clubs: French, Math., Key Club Committees: Yearbook Staff, 61, Register Staff, Safety Patrol, 61-62 ELDERD, GEORGE R. “Eldge”’ 88 Washington Elms 18 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Printing Athletic Teams: Baseball, Basketball, Football ENDRES, WILLIAM J. “Bill” 10 Oakland Avenue 20 Forster Grammar School Intentions: Service? Continue in Father’s Business Hobbies: Roller Skating, Swimming, Driving Favorite Study: Shop Math., Lathe Work Interesting Happenings at Rindge: Elected to National Honor Society 28 ENGLEHARDT, WALTER N. “Rockeét”’ 94 Dudley Street 18 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Hobbies: Cars, Water-Sking Favorite Study: Auto Mechanics Athletic Teams: Football, 58; Hockey, 58-61, Track, 58 FENNELLY, RICHARD M. “Dick” 25 Fairmont Avenue Morse Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars, Bowling Favorite Study: History Committees: Councilor, 58-59 FOURNIER, ROBERT A. Bob” 52 Montgomery Street ey Notre Dame Grammar School Intentions: Further Schooling Hobbies: Fixing Radios, Televisions Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs: Projection Club Committees: Council, 59-60; Yearbook Staff, P. A. System FRANK, JOHN E. 6 Theriault Street Saint John’s Grammar School Intentions: Collegé Hobbies: Stamp Collecting Favorite Study: Mechanical Drawing Athletic Teams: Manager of Basketball, 60-62 29 FRAUMENI, CHARLES F. 13 Roosevelt Towers Kelly Grammar School Intentions: School Hobbies; Billiards, Hunting Favorite Study: Cabinet Making GALVIN, ROBERT LEO “Bob” 3 Rindge Terrace 17 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Telephone Technician Favorite Study: English Committees: Editor 61-62 Rindge Register, Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings: School and Commerce Day, Senior Prom GANNON, THOMAS J. 4 Roosevelt Towers St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Basketball, Baseball, Football Favorite Study: Electricity Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Councils GARCIA, JOSE 64 Inman Street ily Intentions: Electrical Engineer Favorite Study: Physics 30 Charlie’ ley GERAIGERY, RICHARD JOSEPH “Mouse” 63 Upland Road Ly Peabody Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Fishing and Boating Favorite Study: Printing and Linotype Clubs: Key Club GHIZZONI, RAYMOND JOHN “Ghizy” 494 Massachusetts Avenue 17 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Welding GIOSMAS, GEORGE W. “Greek” 14 Cottage Street Ly Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Bowling Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Manager of the 1961 Basketball Team Clubs: Yearbook Staff, Rindge Safety Patrol PHOTO Not Available GIANNINO, JOHN JOSEPH JR. “Geno” 120 Pleasant Street 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Mechanic Favorite Study: Auto Clubs: Y.M.C.A. 31 GRANT, STANLEY EDWARD “General” 3 Union Terrace 18 Wellington Grammar School Hobbies: Collecting Information About Presidents Favorite Study: Chemistry Clubs: Safety Patrol Committees: Student Council 1960 GURRY, WILLIAM PAUL DAE: 1114, Glenwood Avenue 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hockey, Track Favorite Study: Electricity Athletic Teams: Hockey 59-62, Baseball 61, Cross Country 62 Committees: Student Council 62 HAYNES, CHARLES D. “Charles” 15 Kinnaird Street 17 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Rockets and Jets Favorite Study: Physics HECTOR, HAROLD FREDERIC, JR. “Huff” 15 Jay Street 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football 1959-61, Baseball 60-62 Committees: Student Council 60-62, Class Treasurer 32 HEWITT, GEORGE A. “The Jet” 189 Windsor Street 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Working With Children Favorite Study: History, English Athletic Teams: Football 59-62, Captain 62, Baseball, Basketball, Track 1959-62 Committees: Student Council 59-62, Vice President 1960 Interesting Happenings: Member of the 1961 Suburban League Basket- ball Champions HOFFERTY, JOHN ANDREW “Hoff” 109 River Street 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Printing Athletic Teams: Football 59-61 Clubs: Projection 59-60, Safety Patrol 59-60 Committees: Rindge Register Staff 1961 HOWE, FREDERICK STEVEN “Steve” 551 Green Street 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Electrician Favorite Study: Mathematics HUTCHINSON, ALBERT PAUL Hutch” 135 Corcoran Park 18 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hockey, Cars Favorite Study: Architectural Drawing Athletic Teams; Freshman Baseball Clubs: Projection, French Club Interesting Happenings: Changed to Latin for a Year and Found It Could Not Compare With Rindge, So I Returned. HYNES, BERNARD “Bernie” 49 Porter Road 19 Cheverus Grammar School Intentions: Prep School, College Hobbies: Amateur Radio KLIQP Favorite Study: Electronics Clubs: Key Club, Rindge Register Staff Committees: Secretary of the Sophomore Council, P. A. System IAPPINI, JOHN “Johnny” 31 Brookford Street 1 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Athletics, Foreign Money Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Track Team 58-61 Committees: Stadent Council 1959-60 Interesting Happenings: Being a Member of the Indoor State Champion Track Team 1961 IPPOLTT Cm OR Nat 70 Clarendon Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Collecting Jazz Records, Bowling Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Track 60-61, Baseball 61-62, Manager of 61-62 Bas- ketball Team Clubs: Key Club 58-62, Treasurer 60-61, President 61-62 Committees: Student Council 59-61, Rindge Register, Yearbook Staff 18 JAMIOL, FRANCIS CHESTER Frank” 15 Sunset Road i Russell Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth or Northeastern Favorite Study: Mathematics 34 JANIS, ROBERT RICHARD “Bob”. 325 Columbia Street 17 Wellington Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars, Guns, Wrestling Favorite Study: Machine Shop, Auto, Welding JARVIS, MICHAEL DELANEY Chris” 135 River Street iL Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football 58-59, Basketball 58-62, Baseball 58-62 Clubs: Safety Patrol Committees: Yearbook Staff JOHNSON, THEODORE H. SAE 17 Worcester Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Cross Country 59-61, Track 59-62 Committees: Rindge Register Staff, Junior and Senior Councils Interesting Happenings: Going to New York and Pennsylvania with the Track Team. JONES, ROBERT A. “Bob” 22 Cogswell Avenue 18 St. Bernard’s Grammar School Intentions: Policeman or Electrician Favorite Study: To Study Commercial Law at Home Clubs: Audio-Visual Department, Safety Patrol Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Counci]s a5 KELLEY, FRANK PAUL “Kell” 36 Thingvalla Ave. 19 Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions; Electrician Hobbies: Hunting, Bowling Favorite Study: Electrical Construction KNEELAND, EDWARD CHARLES FRANCIS “Butch” 108 Grozier Rd. UF St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: Further Schooling Hobbies: Sailing, Roller Skating, Swimming Favorite Study: Electronics and Histor Athletic Teams: Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, Swimming Clubs: Band Committees: Register Staff KOSTOPOULOS, CHARLES P. “Kostie” 314 Columbia St. 17 Wellington Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Math Athletic Teams: Basketball 58-62, Baseball 62 Clubs: Key Club Committees: Register Staff, Yearbook Staff LANE, ROBERT LOUIS, JR. Bob” 10 Sargent St. 16 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Automobiles Favorite Study: Mechanics Clubs: Band 36 LAPPAS, JAMES ELIAS “Jimmy” 59 Norfolk St. 19 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Higher Education Hobbies: Traveling, Sports Favorite Study: Math. Clubs: Key Club, French Club Committees: Janior and Senior Council, Register Staff, Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings: Elected Vice President of Senior Class LEMAN, PAUL JOSEPH 5 Jefferson Pk. 18 St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Printing Hobbies: Cars Favorite Study: Press and Linotype Athletic Teams: Football 58 and 61, Hockey 58-61, Baseball 58 Clubs: Projection Committees: Janior and Senior Council LEWIS, RICHARD F. Louie’ 11 Sixth t. 17 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Painting, Models, Radio Repair Favorite Study: Math and History Committees: Council 58, 59, 60 LEWIS, ROBERT J. “Lewis” 256 Putnam Ave. 19 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies; Athletics, Models Favorite Study: Math and History 37 LITWAK, EDWIN “Lge 48 Bigelow St. 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Photography Favorite Study: Math. Clubs: Chess 59-60, 61-62, Math Club 60-61 Interesting Happenings: Receiving a Merit of Good Citation for Helping the 1961 Graduation Go Smoothly MACIN TYRE, JOHN DAVID “Dave” 2531 4, Broadway 19 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Work MACKENZIE, RICHARD Mac” 92 Fayerweather St. 17 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions: Service Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Projection MACMILLAN, ROBERT LEA Bob” 600 Putnam Avenue 19 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Intentions:. Undecided Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Printing Athletic Teams: Hockey 59 38 emit oy “seen MADEIROS, ALLAN J. “Big Al’ } 9 Fenno Street 18 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: College or Armed Forces Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Favorite Study: Physics, English Athletic Teams: Golf 58, Hockey 59, Baseball 59, 60, 61 Clubs: Key Club Committees: National Honor Society, Freshman and Junior Council Interesting Happenings: Elected Member of the National Honor Society MALLOY, DAVID CARROLL “Dave” Concord Rd. Lincoln, Mass. 18 St. Dominic Academy Intentions: Wentworth Hobbies: Cars, Mechanical Work Favorite Study: Printing Clubs: Projection MALONEY, EDWARD J. a 07 iad 2 Clinton St. 19 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Bowling Favorite Study: History Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Council MANGAN, PAUL A. “Mag” 89 Holworthy St. 17 Haggerty Grammar School Intentio ns: Army Hobbies: Radio and TV Favorite Study: Electronics a9 MANGAN, WILLIAM J. Bill” 233 Broadway 18 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Fishing, Music, Sports Favorite Study: Math and French Athletic Teams: Football 58-61, Baseball 58-59-62, Basketball 58, 61-62 Clubs: French, Key Club, Math and National Honor Society Committees: Student Council 58-62 Interesting Happenings: Delegate to Tuft’s Univ. for the Northeast Regional Youth Citizenship Conference, June 1961 . Te pip loc MARCHANT, DONALD J. P. “Shakes” 33 Newtowne Court iy St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Work Hobb ies: Baseball, Basketball, Football Favorite Study: English, Algebra MARCHURS, JOHN T. JR. Russian” 75 Gore St. 17 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Fishing, Collecting Jazz Records, Model Railroad, Art Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Basketball 58, 59, Track 58, 59 Clubs: Cheerleader for Rindge, Key Club, French Club Committees: Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff MASCOLL, Stephen A. “Steve” 256 Pearl St. 18 Morse Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Track 58-62 (Captain 62), Cross Country 59-61 (Cap- tain 61) Committees: Register Staff, Student Council 58-62 Interesting Happenings: Went to N ew York and Pennsylvania With Track 40 Team. Was Also State and G.B.I. Champion MASTERSON, ROBERT A. Mat” 33 Jefferson Park iy M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Navy Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Projection McANIRLIN, WILLIAM F. Macky”’ 98 Corcoran Park 7 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Skating Favorite Study: Math. Athletic Teams: Cross Country 59, 60 Clubs: Science McCAIGUE, ROBERT A. 79 Thorndike St. 17 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Coins Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Cross Country 61, Track 61, Basketball 61 Committees: Register Staff, Yearbook Staff McDONALD, RICHARD Eyck 2 Jefferson Park 18 St. Michaels, Miami, Fla. Intentions: Electronics Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Math 4| MELANSON, PAUL 87 Sherman St. . 18 Notre Dame Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Water Skiing Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Baseball Clips Gay Oy MICHAELS, STEVEN 18 Clay St. M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Boston University or Boston College Hobbies: Mechanics Favorite Study: Mathematics, History Athletic Teams: Hockey 59-60, 60-61, 61-62, Cross Country 60-61 Clubs: Math Club, Key Club Committees; Student Council, Yearbook Staff ‘Steve’ 18 MIELE, ROBERT A. J. 25 Gore Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Bowling Favorite Study: Mathematics ‘‘Mean Bean” Lie MILTON, THOMAS JEFFERSON Son 230 Western Avenue r Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Basketball, Pool, Tennis Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Tennis Committees: Rindge Register, Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings: Senior Prom, School and Commerce Day 42 MOHAN, STEPHEN JOHN Steve’ 93 Belmont Street 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Woodworking and Building Favorite Study: Mathematics Athletic Teams: Football MONIZ, MARK J. 2 Alvion Place 20 Immaculate Conception Grammar School MORRIS, JOSEPH R. Sige 208 Prospect Street 18 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Chess, Reading, Swimming, Golf Hobbies: Chess, Reading, Swimming, Golf Favorite Study: English, Mathematics Athletic Teams: Basketball 58, Golf 58, Swimming 59 Clubs: Projection Club, Chess Club MOSS, RODNEY “Rod” 41 Lewis Rd. Belmont 18 Russell Grammar School Intentions: Ministry Hobbies: Hi Fi, Reading, Piano Playing Favorite Study: Mathematics Interesting Happenings: Thanksgiving Game and Rally 43 MURPHY, GEORGE J. 9 Murdock Street Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: Radio and Television Hobbies: Electricity Favorite Study: Electronics MURPHY, ROBERT “Murph” 9514 Spring Street 17 Thorndike Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Swimming Favorite Study: Physics Clubs: Register Staff, Safety Patrol 58-59, 60-61 Committees: Yearbook Staff NEE, JOHN J. “Johnny” 17 Putnam Avenue 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: Work Favorite Study: Machine Shop Hobbies: Cars and Racing Athletic Teams: Hockey 58 NICHOLS, RONALD L. Nick” 269 Broadway if Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Hot Rods, Pool Favorite Study: Physics Athletic Teams: Football 60-61 44 NICOLI, Stephen J. “Steve” 107 Austin Street 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: Armed Forces Hobbies: Automobile Mechanics Favorite Study: Automobile Mechanics Freshman Athletic Teams: Football NICOLORO, RICHARD M. Dick” 42 Mt. Vernon Street 19 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Advance Study in Electronics Hobbies: Working on Electronics Equipment Favorite Study: Electronics Athletic Teams: Tennis Committees: Junior and Senior Council NORMAN, RONALD JOHN “Ronnie” 28 Banks Street 18 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Working With Automobiles Favorite Study: English O’REILLY, JAMES EDWARD ae 36 Banks Street 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: Work Hobbies: Drum Corps Favorite Study: Printing Clubs: Projection—3 years Safety Patrol—2 years 45 O’SULLIVAN, CORNELIUS VINCENT ‘Connie’ 136 Huron Avenue 18 St. Peter’s Grammar School Intentions: School or Service Hobbies: Hockey, Baseball Favorite Study: History Clubs: Key Club 59-62, Rindge Register 59-61, Safety Patrol 59-61 Committees: Yearbook Staff PACHECO, RICHARD EDWARD “Chico” 258 Prospect Street 1 Kelley Grammar School Intentions: Service—U. S. Navy Favorite Study: Cabinet Making Clubs: Projection Committees: President Freshman Class PACITTO, HENRY THOMAS ANTHONY “Hank” 1 Nichols Place 16 St. Paul’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Automobiles Favorite Study: Drafting PAGLIUCA, CESARE FRANK “Pag” 249 Forest Street, Medford 18 Lincoln Grammar School Favorite Study: Electricity 46 PATTERSON, JOSEPH AUSTIN oe 306 Walden Street 19 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Gardening Athletic Teams: Cross Country 58-60, Track 58-62, Captain 62 Committees: Councilor 59-62 Interesting Happenings: Trips to New York for National Track Meet PERRI, JAMES V. “Jim” 23 Rockwell Street 1a Webster Grammar School Intentions: College or Service Hobbies: Football and Track Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Football, Track Interesting Happenings: Commerce Day PERRY, RONALD A. G. “Butch” 31 Portsmouth Street Ly Wellington Grammar School Intentions; Draftsman Hobbies: Building Model Airplanes, Swimming and Fishing Favorite Study: Mechanical Drawing QUINN, GILBERT CHARLES 38 Jefferson Park St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Hockey, Motor Scooters Favorite Study: Chemistry Athletic Teams: Varsity Hockey 59-61, Varsity Baseball 59-61, Varsity Cross Country 60 Clubs: Rindge Register Committees: Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings: School and Commerce Day 47 REEVES, JAMES E. 24 Rockingham Street Morse Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sports, Hunting Favorite Study: Math., History RIGAZIO, RAY B. 20 Notre Dame Ave. Notre Dame Grammar School Intentions: Printer Hobbies: Archery Favorite Study: Linotype Athletic Teams: Baseball 59-60 Clubs: Projection Committees: Junior and Senior Council QUINN, JOSEPH W. 54 Plymouth Street Malden Grade School Intentions: Electrician Hobbies: Baseball Favorite Study: History “Jim” 18 RICHARDSON, DAVID CHARLES 67 Elm Street St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: College Clubs: Chess “Gizzy” 17 “Joey” 17 “Dave” L7 RILEY, EDWARD FRANCIS “Beak” 100 Montgomery Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School Hobbies: Woodworking Favorite Study: English Committees: Safety Patrol 59 ROGERS, JR., MANUEL “Manny” 376 Cambridge Street 18 Putnam Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Electronics, Camping Favorite Study: English, Sciences Clubs: Key Club, French Club, Science Club, Rindge Register Committees: Student Council 61-62, P.A. System Crew Interesting Happenings: Delegated to Tufts University Northeast Regional Youth Citizenship Conference. iat SARCHIONI, RICHARD WILLIAM Rr’ 117 Harvard Street C7 Roberts Grammar School Intentions; Printer Favorite Study: Printing SCOTT, JR., FRANK H. Frank” 62 Kirkland Street il 7 Agassiz Grammar School Intentions: News Dealer Clubs: Key Club 49 SILVA, ILIDIO M. 132 Spring Street Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Fishing, Cars Favorite Study: History, English Committees: Freshman and Senior Council SITEMAN, THOMAS JOSEPH 97 Walden Street M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Dancing Favorite Study: Math Clubs: Rindge Tech. Surveying Team 50 SIGALOS, JOHN PETER Siggy 27 Union Street 1 Wellington Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Clubs: Safety Patrol Committees; Student Council, Register Staff Silver’ 18 SINGLETON, CLAYTON LINWOOD Ballistics’ 44 Walden Street IZ M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions; College or Air Force Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: Math and French Athletic Teams: Football 58-62, Track 58-62, Basketball 58-62, Baseball 58-59, Hockey 58-59 Clubs: Projection 58-62, Register Staff 59-62 Committees: Sophomore Council Treasurer 59-60, Junior Council “Tom” Le , SLADE, RICHARD E. Dick 10 Upton Street il, Webster Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Swimming Favorite Study: Freehand Drawing SLEDZ, HENRY E. “Sled ge’’ 126 Otis Street 417; Putnam Grammar School Intentions: Printing Field Hobbies: Model Cars Favorite Study: History and Printing Athletic Teams: Basketball 59-60 SMITH, RICHARD Der’ 223 Broadway 18 Fletcher Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Boating Favorite Study: History SOSSONG, ROBERT WILLIAM “Bob” 198 Sherman Street 19 Industrial School for Crippled Children Intentions: College Clubs: Key Club, French Club, Projection Club, Rindge Register, National Honor Society Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Student Council Interesting Happenings: Chosen Mayor of Cambridge on Student Government Day 5| SQUIRES, WILLIAM J. | “Bill” 19 Tenney Street 18 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Navy Athletic Teams: Football 58, 59, 60-61 STEAD, LAWRENCE WALLACE “Tatty” © Bie as 54 Hayes Street Ly Houghton Grammar School Intentions: College or Army Hobbies: Sports Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Basketball 59-60-61-62 (Capt.), Cross Country 61, Track 62 Clubs: Rindge Register Committees: Junior Council Interesting Happenings: Member of Championship Basketball Team 61 STONE, DOUGLAS ARNOLD “Stoney” 53 Regent Street 19 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Hobbies: Amateur Radio Clubs: Audio Visual Club 61-62, President STROHMINGER, GEORGE ROBERT 15 Acorn Street Morse Grammar School Intentions: College Favorite Study: Math. Clubs: Key Club, National Honor Society Committees: Senior Council 52 SULLIVAN, JOSEPH PATRICK Sull”’ 57 Aberdeen Avenue 18 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School Intentions; Service Hobbies: Weight Lifting, Cars Favorite Study: English Athletic Teams: Track 60-61 SULLIVAN, RICHARD “Rip” 34 Mt. Pleasant Street 19 Peabody Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Sailing, Skiing, Reading Favorite Study: History SULLIVAN, THOMAS J. “Sully’’ 129 Dudley Street 17 Roberts Grammar School Intentions: Electrical Field Favorite Study: Electricity Clubs: Projection TANGUAY, DONALD THOMAS MARTIN 8 Van Norden Street 18 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Hobbies: Skating Favorite Study: Printing Clubs: Projection 53 TEVNAN, MICHAEL Mike”’ 155 Otis Street 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School Hobbies: Fishing, Skiing, Hockey, Swimming Favorite Study: History Clubs: Projection THIBODEAU, LEO FRANCIS III LY 138 Richdale Avenue 18 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Drafting, College Hobbies: All Sports, Dancing Favorite Study: Arch. Drawing Athletic Teams: Hockey 58-60, Baseball 59, Swimming 60-62 Clubs: Projection, Surveying Team Interesting Happenings: Senior Year With Mr. Coyne THURSTON, WALTER LEE Tl ea 9 Putnam Gardens 18 Houghton Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Drawing Favorite Study. History Athletic Teams: Football, Basketball Committees: Sophomore Council TIBBETTS, STEVEN FRANCIS Steve” 489 Concord Avenue LZ Hardy Grammar School Intentions: Service Hobbies: Cars, Radio and Television Favorite Study: Electronics 54 TILLEY, ALBERT G. JR. SAP 241 River Street 19 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies; Cars, Basketball, Skin Diving Favorite Study: English, History Athletic Teams: Football Clubs: Projection Committees: Yearbook Staff VERCELLONE, JOHN V. “Java” 6 Poplar Road 17 Russell Grammar School Intentions: Higher Education Hobbies: Swimming Athletic Teams: Football 61 WEEKS, EUGENE RONALD “Ben” 194 Western Avenue 18 Webster Grammar School Intentions: Air Force Favorite Study: Mechanical Drawing Athletic Teams: Track 60-62, Football 58 and 61 Committees: Janior and Senior Council WILLIAMS, PAUL STANLEY Willie’ 27 Lincoln Way 18 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School Intentions: Machinist Hobbies: Hunting, Sports Favorite Study: Machine Shop Athletic Teams; Cross Country Clubs: Key Club Committees: Sophomore, Junior and Senior Council 55 ZACCARIA, ADRIAN 2 Jackson Gardens Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies; Traveling, Boating and Fishing Favorite Study: Math, History Athletic Teams: Football 58, Basketball 58, Baseball 58 Clubs: Key Club, French Club Committees: Student Council 58-62, Register Staff 61-62 Interesting Happenings: Elected to National Honor Society BERRIGAN, JAMES MICHAEL 5 Meacham Road St. John’s Grammar School Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Study: Machine Shop YOUNG, WILLIAM F. “Bare 158 Hampshire Street 17 Longfellow Grammar School Intentions: College Hobbies: Reading Favorite Study: Math Athletic Teams: Cross Country 60, Basketball 58 Clubs: Key Club 60-61, Rindge Register 59-61, Projection 59-60 Committees: Freshman Council, Senior Council “Zac” 1) BELLAFIORE, RICHARD JOSEPH 742 Cambridge Street 17 Kelley Grammar School Intentions: Wentworth Favorite Study: Arch. Drawing Clubs: Projection Mike” 18 WEISSBACH, PAUL J. Paul” 11 Centre Street Ly St. Mary’s Grammar School Intentions: East Coast Aero Tech Hobbies: Music Favorite Study: History Athletic Teams: Hockey Team 1959-60, 1960-61 Clubs: Rindge Register 60-61, Yearbook Staff LAMARQUE, PETER J. Pete”’ 68 Holworthy Street 18 Haggerty Grammar School Intentions: Motor Rewinder Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Study: Science 58 PETER J. CASSIDY In Memoriam Our friend, Peter Cassidy, was an humble man and never a pretentious person. He much preferred to leave life’s limelight to lesser men while he addressed himself to the job at hand, diligently, scrupulously, and with great competence. A devoutly religious man, of great gifts, tremendous loyalty, indomitable will, strong character, inflexible principles and lofty ideals, he loomed a colossus among us. Peter had a sturdiness, a stoutness of heart, a robustness of soul and an uncon- querable spirit that saw him through bleak moments and dark hours up until the very end. Character has now become a much-abused word, often wrongly applied and so little heeded by cynical and worldly persons that as a quality it does not now command the attention and respect that it should. But if one word, one quality alone can adequately describe Peter Cassidy, it is character; for his life and works, his whole being, were triumphs of character, of greatness of mind and spirit. Beside him we were puny. We lacked his magnificence and extraordinary selflessness. He was a dedicated teacher of rare talents, not only in his classroom, shop and laboratory, but wherever learning could take place. He had sagacity and was wondrously wise. Strive as he might to conceal it behind his gruff exterior, he was all kindness and compassion. He hated injustice and abominated bias and prejudice. Ordinarily a man of quiet dignity and deep reserve, his would be the first voice raised to inveigh against any activity or proposition that appeared to him to be inherently evil or morally indefensible. He was a very parfit, gentle knight. Peter was more than a teacher of vocational subjects, more than a portraitist, more than a member of the Rindge faculty. His fine contributions cannot be assessed that easily and neatly, for much of the good that he accomplished, most of the assistance that he rendered to his fellow men, and most of the responsibilities that he assumed are known only to the Lord, whose willing servant he always was. Peter Cassidy passed this way only once yet his valiant spirit will be with us forever more. ew coal Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): George Giosmas, Bernard Hynes, Robert Chebator, Clayton Singleton, Michael Jarvis, Robert Fournier, George Carter, Stephen Mascoll, Thomas Milton, Mr. William H. Mahoney, faculty advisor. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Robert Sossong, Manuel Rogers, Robert McCaigue, Charles Kostopoulos, Theodore Johnson, Harold Dupee, Alan Madeiros, Gilbert Quinn. THIRD ROW: (L. to R.): Domenic Daveta, Robert Murphy, Richard Lewis, William Young, Ilidio Silva, John Marchurs, James Lappas, David Bertelli, John Ippolito. 59 MR. WILLIAM J. JOYCE Senior Foreign Languages MR. ALBERT L. COYNE Senior Architectural Drawing MR. ARTHUR W. McMURTRY Senior Free-Hand Drawing MR. HARRY A. PARRIS Senior Physics 60 MR. JAMES J. TRAVERS Senior Electricity MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Senior History MR. ROGER F. O’SULLIVAN Senior History PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT Consult Headmaster |e fae fae tae! Ant 6 MR. JOHN J. CARCHIA Senior Automobile MR. GEORGE McMAHON Senior Press Work MR. LAWRENCE R. O'BRIEN Senior Lino-Type MR. THOMAS H. EGAN Senior Cabinet Making 62 MR. EUGENE M. FITZGERALD Senior English MR. WILLIAM J. RYAN Senior English MR. LEON C. FITZGERALD Senior English MR. JOSEPH POWERS MS i BE Senior English 63 MR. JOSEPH G. SATERIALE Senior Mathematics MR. WILLIAM R. WADDEN Senior Mathematics MR. NORTON S. McFADDEN Senior Mathematics MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Senior Mathematics 64 MR. JOSEPH NISSEN Senior Metallography MR. EDWARD G. CRAWLEY Senior Electricity MR. LOUIS F. FERRARI Senior Welding MR. LEO J. JENNINGS Senior Electronics 65 MR. MICHAEL A. CORVENO Senior Machine ” Daily Banquet iors [Sen Our Trophy Room $6 WILLIAM J. MANGAN GEORGE R STROHMINGER ADRIAN ZACCARIA ROBERT W. SOSSONG WILLIAM J. ENDRES ALAN J. MADEIROS JAMES E. LAPPAS GEORGE P. ANASTOS HAROLD N. DUPEE LEP CHIN RICHARD F. LEWIS JAMES E. REEVES EDWARD J. CONNORS PAUL S. WILLIAMS CESARE F. PAGLIUCA DOMENIC F. DAVETA WILLIAM F. YOUNG Hall Of Fame MOST MOST CONSCIENTIOUS ACCOMMODATING ROBERT SOSSONG ROBERT MURPHY MOST EARNEST MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR MOST BASHFUL STEPHEN MASCOLL ROBERT CHEBATOR GEORGE HEWITT JOSEPH PATTERSON MOST SINCERE MOST TALKATIVE MOST DEPENDABLE MOST INDUSTRIOUS ADRIAN ZACCARIA EDWIN LITWAK ROBERT McCAIGUE GILBERT QUINN 68 Hall Of Fame f MOST HUMOROUS BEST DISPOSITION HAROLD DUPEE ROBERT LEWIS BEST DRESSED BEST DANCER TAGLES Ii SHORTEST JOHN IPPOLITO EUGENE WEEKS LAWRENCE STEAD CHARLES FRAUMENI GREATEST DREAMER SMOOTHEST LINE HEARTIEST LAUGHER MOST LIKELY; TO MANUEL ROGERS GEORGE CARTER THEODORE JOHNSON SUCCEED WILLIAM MANGAN Rindge Register Staff — 1961-62 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Adviser; Robert Sossong, Adrian Zaccaria, Norman Sabbey, Richard Lewis, Robert Galvin, Editor; Manuel Rogers, Bernard Hynes, Robert Williams, John Hofferty. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): John Ippolito, Walter Doyle, James Lappas, Robert McCaigue, Lawrence Stead, Theodore Johnson, Stephen Mascoll, George Carter, Gilbert Quinn, Cornelius O’Sullivan. BACK ROW, (L. to R.): Richard Bridgeman, Jon Freeman, Dominic Daveta, William Young, Alan Madeiros, Charles Kostopoulos, Thomas Milton, Robert Murphy, Harold Hector. Rindge ae Club 1961-62 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Adviser; Bernard Hynes, William Young, Norman Sabbey, John Ippolito, Alan Madeiros, David Pincus, Cornelius O'Sullivan, Paul Williams, Mr. Philip H. Diehl, Faculty Adviser. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Robert Sossong, Robert Williams, Robert Lencewicz, James Lappas, Richard Geraigery, George Anastos, Fred Morrison, John Thompson, Lawrence pani Anthony Sarantakis. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): Paul Fournier, David Bertelli, Adrian Zaccaria, Steven Michaels, Domenic Daveta, Jon Freeman, Manuel Rogers, George Strohminger, William Jacobs, Marea Doo. 70 Class Will We, the Class of 1962 of Rindge Technical School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, being now free, of unsound mind and body, and knowing we must be kind to someone once in a while, do, therefore, declare this our last will and testament. Mr. Sweeney we leave many more years at Rindge as her headmaster. Mr. Burke we leave the hopes for a healthy year. Mr. William Kelleher we leave an empty detention room. Mr. John Kelleher we leave a new crop of freshmen. Mr. Mahoney we leave a new errand boy. Mr. J. Powers we leave a new thermos bottle. Mr. Diehl we leave an autographed picture of the Key Club. Mr. Healey we leave a quiet homeroom. Mr. Jennings we leave all the free electrons he can find. Mr. Parris we leave a completely equipped lab. Mr. Sateriale we leave a slide rule accurate to 12 places. Mr. Travers we leave a large shovel. Mr. Delaney we leave our gratitude. The Sophomores we leave Mr. William Kelleher. The Freshmen we leave Mr. John Kelleher. The Juniors we leave the Sophomores and Freshmen. The teachers at Rindge “we leave!” Now having disposed of all our worldly goods, we, the Senior Class, do subscribe our names on this, our last Will and Testament. THE-CLASS OF 1962. 72 Class History At last the long anticipated day on which we were to enter high school had finally come. To the majority of us the first days were difficult; however, we adjusted ourselves quickly to this new way of life. Although the subjects and discipline seemed difficult in the beginning, soon everything found its place. During the course of the year the Student Council was elected with Richard Pacheco elected as president. William Mangan proved to be the top student and also a fine football player. Other talented athletes were Bob Chebator, George Hewitt, Dennis Dottin and Larry Stead. Our track team that year won the Class A Title and the football team beat Latin 6 to 0. Finally summer came and most of us began to feel more at ease. On September 9, 1959 we once more assembled at Rindge; but now it was our turn to look down at the freshmen who occupied the position that we had held just one year ago. We walked through the corridors with confidence for as sophomores we were now considered to be human beings. This year we got down to business more rapidly. We elected Reuben Dottin, class president. In October we were unhappy to hear of the retirement of Headmaster Francis T. McCabe, a man who had dedicated 35 years to Rindge. Mr. William J. Kelleher, acting headmaster, assumed Mr. McCabe’s duties. We were honored to be visited by Walter Brennan the famous movie and television star who graduated from Rindge in 1915. His visit to the school was inspirational in as much as it showed the success that had been attained by a Rindge graduate. In the annual Thanksgiving Day football game we had to settle for a tie against our next door rivals, Cambridge Latin. The track team enjoyed another very successful season, led by Stephen Mascoll, State “600” champ. In the beginning of 1960 Rindge competed in the New England Relays and won to be- come the “New England Relay Champs.”’ Once again we lost aededicated faculty member as Mr: Henry C. Lynch retired. We not only lost an outstanding teacher but also an efficient faculty manager. Mr. John J. Terry suc- ceeded him as faculty manager. Ours was a very busy junior year. Arthur L. Morash passed away. He will long be remembered for his devotion to Rindge. The famous track coach, Tom Duffy, retired but his shoes were filled well by our own Mr. William Reagan, who guided the Rindge track team to the Class A State Championship. Joseph Patterson won the State Championship in the low hurdles. Basketball coach, Thomas Murphy, also passed away in our junior year, but the basketball team, as a tribute to Mr. Murphy, won the Suburban League Championship with strong support from Larry Stead. The football team beat Cambridge Latin decisively 20 to 0 that Thanksgiving Day. William Mangan was elected president of the junior class. Mr. Robert Sweeney became headmaster. Upon returning for our last year at Rindge, the class officers were elected early so that we could have a good start on the apprdaching busy schedule. Manuel Rogers was elected presi- dent, James Lappas, vice president, George Carter, Secretary, and Harold Hector, Treasurer. In football our outstanding players were Billy Mangan, George Hewitt, Bob Chebator, Harold Hector, and Dennis Dottin. Our basketball team enjoyed another fine season with Capt. Larry Stead, Michael Jarvis, Harold Dupee, George Hewitt and George Anastos playing exceptional ball. Our hockey team had its best year while we were at Rindge with Capt. Bob Chebator, Goalie Steven Michaels, Paul Leman, Walter Englehardt, Billy Gurry, all contributing to a very successful season. As our book goes to press we are looking forward to our Senior Prom to be held May 29th at Longwood Towers. This event, we are sure, will long be remembered as the outstanding social event of our high school career. Graduation will follow and at last we will join the ranks of Rindge alumni. FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Lawrence Hector, William Squires, James Perri, Harold Hector, Walter Football Faced with one of the hardest schedules in the state, our football team under the fine coaching of Mr. Tom Smith, Mr. Ed Fratto and Mr. John Powers, proceeded to build up an in- experienced team. With only five starters from the 1960 squad, Mr. Smith developed a good representative team. Our first two games were two hard setbacks to Worcester North and New Bedford, but our victory over Watertown, 14 to 6, was the first in three years for the Warriors. With a patched up squad our next opponent was to be Lawrence Central but due to weather condi- tions, the game was canceled. After this disappointing cancellation, Rindge traveled to Kieth Academy in Lowell, Mass. In this game our te am had bad luck. At half time the score was 22 to 0, but that wasn’t all. Dennis Dottin, an all-round player, got both ankles hurt and our star halfback, James Griffin, got his knee very badly banged up. After one of Mr. Smith’s fine locker-room pep talks and the running genius of George Hewitt and the passing of William Mangan, Rindge managed to get 22 points losing by 8 points—30 to 22. The game hurt our team physically, but our subs were showing a lot of progress and played brilliantly. Against Stoneham, the Brownies won 28 to 14. Back at Russellfield, Rindge next took on Boston Tech., which turned out to be a disappointing loss 16 to 14. In the following week, Rindge played host to Methuen, which turned out to be one of the highest scoring games in which Rindge had played in many years. The final score was 48 to 0 with Rindge on top. Practicing for the turkey day classic, the Rindge Warriors knew that even though Latin had a bad season that when they played Rindge they always came alive with a fierce running and blocking attack. Rindge, however, prevailed at the 71st Annual Turkey Day Classic 30 to 0. This marked the third straight shut out over the Cantabs in three years, the scores being: 1959: 0 to 0; 1960: 20 to 0; 1961: 30 to 0. We, the seniors of the 1961 football squad, hope the Rindge Warriors will keep up the good work against the Cantabs in the years to come. Graduating members of the team are: Ends: Harold Dupee, Clayton Singleton, Gene Weeks, Backs: Co-Captain George Hewitt, Co-Captain: Bob Chebator; Allen Dobson, Dennis Dottin, Bill Mangan, Line Men: Lee Thurston, James Perrt, Harold Hector, John Hofferty, Bill Squires, Paul Leman, Thomas Byrne and our unsung hero, manager—George Carter. Cosmas Insurance Agency—522 Mass. Ave. TR6-1800—TR6-3104 Sponsored By. Thurston, Robert Chebator (Co-Capt.), George Hewitt (Co-Capt.), William Mangan, Frederick Lewis, Dennis Dottin, Clayton Singleton. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): William Hewitt, Duncan Elder, John Vercellone, John Hofferty, Richard Holland, Paul Leman, Allan Dobson, James Clark, Thomas Byrne, Stanley Greenidge. BACK ROW, (L. to R.): James Squires, Eugene Weeks, Aubrey Flagg, Harold Dupee, Mr. Thomas Smith (Head Coach); Richard Evereteze, Louis Herbert, James Griffin, George Carter (Manager); John Powers and Edward Fratto, Assistant Coaches. 73 a .. wi; Hockey 1961-62 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Coach Richard Kelley, William Gurry, Robert Chebator, Steven Michaels, Paul Leman, Kari Kumala, John Gillespie. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Gilbert Quinn, Manager; Albert Donnelly, Albert Berry, George McGinnity, Richard Blouin, George Burke, Paul Fournier. (Walter Englehardt was absent). 1962 Hockey This year’s hockey team enjoyed a wonderful season. Although the team was stocked with only a few experienced veterans they did the impossible by upsetting Cambridge Latin for the third time in two years. After that Waltham was downed 3-1 and even aggressive Somerville was beaten 7-4. Although the wins were few we were able to tie four games. The team was never outplayed in any game and they looked good even in defeat. This year’s final record was three wins, four ties, and seven losses. These seniors proved to be valuable assets to the team. Captain Bob Chebator whose hustle kept us in the game. Walter Englehardt who led the team in scoring. Bill Gurry whose play making was essential. Steve Michaels whose goal tending was fabulous and Paul Leman who was always hustling on defence. 74 Basketball — 1961-62 Our 1961-62 basketball team proved to be one of the best in the history of our great school, posting an 18-2 record. For the second consecutive year it was the winner of the Suburban League Title. Coach Edward Culhane, beginning his second year of guiding the basketball team, started the season with only four of last year’s varsity members. The team made up for the lack of experience with good height and speed. We were co-champions in the Suburban League and reached the Tech Tourney. Two of the 18 victories were against our all time basketball rival, Brockton. Brookline proved to be our toughest opponent: they beat us on our home court. We suffered our second loss to Waltham at their home court. Senior Line-Up Closing the season with an 18 to 2 record our “champs” were selected for the Tech Tour- ney. We defeated Beverly 67 to 62, Lawrence Central 66 to 51, Attleboro (a pre-tourney favorite) 68 to 57 and then won the final over our old league opponent, Brockton, 69 to 62. Larry Stead was selected as the outstanding player in the tournament and he and George Hewitt made the All-Tournament All-Star first team. Larry broke the individual scoring re- cord which was 110 points by dropping in 119 points. Winning this tournament we went on to the New England. Facing Bulkeley High of Con- necticut, we were beaten 53 to 31. Our opponents played strictly defensive basketball much to the di spleasure of a huge crowd. The players wish to thank the managers, George Giosmas, John Frank, Robert McCaigue, and John Ippolito for the fine job they did. This season surely made basketball history for Rindge. FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): William Hewitt, Michael Jarvis, George Hewitt, Lawrence Stead, George Anastos, Coach Edward Culhane, John Frank, Manager. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Robert McCaigue, Manager; Walter Bridgeman, George Elderd, John Carlisle, Charles Kos- topoulos, Thomas Dempsey, Harold Dupee, George Giosmas, Manager. 75 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Eugene Weeks, Clayton Singleton, George Carter, Joseph Patterson (Co-Captain), Stephen Mascoll, (Co-Capt.) Theodore Johnson, Harold Dupee, Coach William Reagan. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Philip Jackman, Joseph Sullivan, Lewis Herbert, Duncan Elder, James Griffin, Stephen Griffin, Lawrence Thorne, Dennis Newton. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): John Ward, Paul Gibson, Paul Singleton, Robert Hawkins, James Brogan, William Cameron, Norman Sabbey. FOURTH ROW, (L. to R.): Timothy Ford, George Bogosian, Mgr. Track 1961-62 On December 30, 1961 the track team started their 13th metropolitan track league season. Coach William Reagan chose Joe Patterson and Steve Mascoll as captains and George Bogosian as manager. The team finished second in the Metropolitan League losing one meet to Newton High School. At the conclusion of this meet, the relay team of Gene Weeks, Jim Griffin, Bill Cameron and Steve Mascoll established a new division and league record. Rindge participated in the annual B.A.A. School Boy Track Meet at the Boston Garden. In this meet, Joe Patterson finished a strong second in the hurdles and the relay team of Jim Griffin, Bill Cameron, Steve Mascoll and Ted Johnson took third place. Rindge finished 4th place in the indoor state meet. Seniors leaving this year are: Steve Mascoll, Joe Patterson, Harold Dupee, Teddy Johnson, George Bogosian, Clayton Singleton, George Carter, Gene Wecks, George Hewitt and Joe Sullivan. 76 MR. LAWRENCE GIBSON Baseball Coach Baseball As our book goes to press long before the baseball season is underway, all the staff is able to do is give an approximate forecast of the coming season. Coach Gibson seems to have the nucleus of a strong team. Among the seniors that will form the backbone-of the team are: William Mangan, George Anastos, Walter Doyle, George Elderd, Robert Chebator, Michael Jarvis and Stephen Michaels. Other seniors and juniors, who were members of the junior varsity last year, are certain to give any complacent lad a battle for a berth. Good luck to Coach Gibson and his 1962 squad. ra 78 Epilogue Now that you have rambled through the pages of “The Brownie’’ you may feel a little sad because your school days are past. In the years to come you may again ramble through its pages and a tear will roll down your cheek. Many of your old friends have gone onto higher things or have gone their own ways never to be seen again. The youthful years are past, but we have the knowledge which we received at Rindge and which will be with us always. Autographs Compliments of HOME ROOM 203 Mr. Paul Murphy Home Room Teacher GILBERT ANDERSON CHARLIE CARFAGNO ALAN DOYLE RAYMOND GHIZZONI JOHN IPPOLITO ROBERT LANE RICHARD MacKENZIE ROBERT McCAIGUE ALLAN MADEIROS ROBERT MASTERSON STEPHEN NICOLI STEPHEN MORRIS RONALD NICHOLS CHARLES REYNOLDS ILIDIO SILVA PAUL SULLIVAN JOHN VERCELLONE WILLIAM YOUNG 79 80 Compliments of HOME ROOM 359 Mr. Norton McFadden Home Room Teacher GEORGE ANASTOS DAVID BERTELLI LEP CHIN PETER DANIALSON FRANCIS DiPIETRO ALLEN DOBSON WALTER DOYLE ROBERT GALVIN FRANCIS JAMIOL EDWIN LITWAR WILLIAM MANGAN WILLIAM McANIRLIN STEVEN MICHAELS THOMAS MILTON GABRIALE QUINN MANUEL ROGERS, JR. 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