Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

WAS SUCCESS- Jor sbects “OF FHHOOL 43 oe eS Ns a 895 + Noise I 8 O7 ‘ f hy i ee coMMrrTe “2 | Be Daee Lats AYOR. N MRS- TESSIBSW- BROOKS eee ES “J+ JOHN..LACEY DELANEY re in rie RALPH nL Loy - M-E- FITZGERALD me, J Sag hk SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS: ' : Pe o et MR. JOHN W. WOOD Headmaster Emeritus Senior Yearbook Class of 1963 us Rindge Technical School Cambridge, Massachusetts MR. FRANCIS T. McCABE Retired Headmaster MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools Prologue We, The Members of the Senior Yearbook Committee, have compiled on the following pages the accomplishments of our class which we hope will bring forth to every member of this graduating class many pleasant memories, in the years to come, of their experiences at Rindge. From the day we first entered Rindge we felt proud to be a member of her student body and since then we have tried a nd will try to the best of our ability to uphold the fine standards of this fine school. In the following years as the members of this graduating class become prominent members of our society we hope that they will look back and realize that this was all made possible by the fine education that they received at Rindge. Dedication — Yearbook Every year there arises the perplexity of to whom is the yearbook going to be dedicated. This year we encounter no such problem. The one man who has been our staff through- out our years at Rindge is our Headmaster, Mr. Sweeney. Appointed headmaster in our sophomore year, Mr. Sweeney has labored closely with us to make possible our having a suce- cessful stay at Rindge. Starting on the day that he assumed office, Mr. Sweeney has made vast improvements in the academic and the extra- curricular aspects of our school to insure that we would re- ceive an education which would meet the Rindge standard of being unparalled anywhere. As we graduate we can be confident that Rindge is in the hands of someone who has dedicated his life to the fulfill- ment of the ideals for which Rindge stands. Mr. Sweeney, we, The Class of 1963, wish you the determination and strength to maintain the proud name of the Rindge Technical School. Cttasn ce ee a liad th ns hs tid MR. ROBERT R. SWEENEY Headmaster MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER ssistant Headmaster We. The Class of °63. wish to express our gratitude and affection to a most loyal and dedicated Assistant Headmaster. Mr. William J. Kelleher. He was more than just an advisor to us: he was our counselor when we were faced with problems; he was ou r guiding spirit when times were bad. When at times some of our members chanced to stray from the path traveled by true Rindge students he brought us back abruptly with a sternness and a kindness that are typical of this fine gentleman. Knowing that our last year at Rindge would have been more difficult without Mr. William J. Kelleher, we will always respect him and hold a place in our hearts for him. We wish him a return to robust health so that his counselling will be available to future senior classes. MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster Since 1952 a man dedicated to his position and Rindge has molded the lives and character of Rindge students. This he has done so that they may attain their goals in life. This man is our own Mr. John Kelleher. Without his stern yet fatherly counsel many of us would not be members of The Class of 63. In our important freshman and sophomore years many of us had dif- ficulty bridging the gap between a primary and a secondary education. Mr. Kelleher made the passage just a bit easier by a kind word, a reprimand and punishment when justified. We, The Graduating Class of °63, say a fond “thank you” and a sincere farewell to you, Mr. Kelleher, hoping that Rindge students have the privilege of knowing you for many years to come. 12 MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Faculty Advisor MR. EUGENE W. FITZGERALD Department Head English MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Department Head Mathematics 13 MR. VINCENT F. O’CONNELL Department Head Social Studies ie it vie MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head clence 14 | | Senior Council 1962-1963 i esa RONT ROW. (L. to R.) Mr. William H. Mahoney. Faculty Advisor: Robert Mottolo, rbert Bailey. James Griffin. Treas.: Lawrence Ciccia. Vice President: Norman F Eg Sabbey. President: Edmund Lane. Secretary; Frank Richardson, John Flood, Robert Curry. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.) Robert Williams. Lawrence Scott. Robert Lencewicz, Michael Manzelli. Thomas Dempsey. Fred Morrison, David Pinkus, Patrick Kelley. Timothy Ford, John Feeney, Lawrence Newell, Richard Dellano, Gerald Rodrigues. Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW, (L. to R): Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor; Robert Wil- liams, Paul Fournier, Oscar London, Lawrence Thorne, Norman Sabbey, Edmund Lane, Frank Richardson, Brent Burgess, Anthony Sarantakis. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Martin Doo, William Toomey, Egbert Bailey, Robert Lencewicz, David Pinkus. Fred Morrison, Fred Lewis, William McCarthy, Paul Jankowski, Duncan Elder, Edward Petow, John Maguire. NORMAN C,. SABBEY President LAWRENCE P. CICCIA Vice President EDMUND S. LANE JAMES B. GRIFFIN, JR. Secretary Treasurer ANDREWS, DAVID W. “Dave” 156 Cushing St. A St. Joseph’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling FAVORITE STUDY: Printing HOBBIES: Fishing ARSENAULT, HENRY JOSEPH “Hank” 28 Edward T. Sullivan Rd. 18 Marston, Berlin, N. H. INTENTIONS: Trade School FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Radio Work BABAJTIS, ROBERT PAUL “Bob” 67 Fifth Street 17 St. Francis Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country HOBBIES: Radio Work BAILEY, EGBERT H. 10 Andrew Street Le Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Business School COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-62, Baseball CLUBS: Chess Club, Projection ‘HOBBIES: Cars BERRIGAN, JAMES M . “Mike” 5 Meacham Road 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Institute FAVORITE STUDY: Machine Shop HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing BLACK, DAVID T. “Dave” 7 King Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History, Mathematics COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol HOBBIES: Sports BLOUIN, RICHARD EMERY “Rich” 5 Foch Street 17 Immaculate Conception INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra, Trigonometry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 59-63 CLUBS: National Honor Society HOBBIES: Cars BOURNE, FREDERICK WILLIAM “Chubberinky” 77 Kinnaird Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Model Airplanes, Basketball, Reading, Camping, Auto Repairs ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis 59-61 CLUBS: Register Staff, Projection Club BOYLE. JOHN DAVID “Johnny” 39A Lee Street. 18 Longfellow Grammar Sehool INTENTIONS: Electronics Technician FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Drum and Bugle Corp COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Junior Councils BRAGA, DANIEL PETER “Danny” 167 Hampshire St. iby St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Schooling FAVORITE STUDY: History, English CLUBS: Projection ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball HOBBIES: Baseball, Football BREWINGTON, LAWRENCE “Larry” 3 Murvin Place 19 Houghton Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Working CLUBS: Projection BURGESS, BRENT WAYNE | Perey Place 17 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics THLETIC TEAMS: Swimming 20 BURNS, JOHN JOSEPH 65 Elm St. 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machine Shop Worker ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Machine Shop, Welding HOBBIES: Hot Rodding BYRNE, JAMES MICHAEL P. “Byrne” 35 Bueno Vista Place ily Peabody Grammar Schoo] INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council, Safety Patrol CLUBS: Projection CAMARRA,. DOMENICO “Mimmo” 169 Cushing Street 19 Grammar School in Italy INTENTIONS: College and Opera Singer FAVORITE STUDY: Opera (Electronic Design Engineering) HOBBIES: Classical Music (Opera) CAMERON. WILLIAM JOSEPH EDs 6 Roosevelt Towers 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician HOBBIES: Sports, Records FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 59-63 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: National Championships at New York 2 CAPEZZUTO, JOHN F. “Skip” ip 18 3 Marney St. Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces FAVORITE STUDY: Welding ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 62-63 HOBBIES: Sports CARLIN, JOHN F. “Jackie” 10 Lincoln Way 17 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Cabinet Maker FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey, Baseball HOBBIES: Fishing CAVANAUGH, JOHN EDWARD JR. “Cay” 20 Seven Pines Ave. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics COMMITTEES: Junior Council! HOBBIES: Sports CLUBS: Key Club CHOJNOWSKI, PETER GEORGE “Pete” 131 Fifth Street Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore Councils HOBBIES: Swimming 22 CICCIA, LAWRENCE PHILIP SLarrye 89 Sciarappa St. 18 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing COMMITTEES: Junior, Senior Councils HOBBIES: Baseball and Basketball INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected Vice President of Senior Class COLLERAN, PHILIP E. od adhd be 5 Howland Street 18 St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol, Student Council FAVORITE STUDY: Printing HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting CLUBS: Projection Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day COLMAN, RICHARD P. “Rick” 13 Reed Street 17 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: Science CLUBS: National Honor Society HOBBIES: Water-Skiing, Hunting, Guns, Swimming, Boating, Autos CROSSMAN, GEORGE THOMAS 693 Washington Elms 17 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics, Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 60-62 CLUBS: Projection Club HOBBIES: Sports 23 24 CULHANE, JOHN MICHAEL Cols 142 Raymond Street 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball HOBBIES: Cars CURRY, ROBERT R. “Bob” 51 Washington Elms 20 Roberts Grammar School INTENTION: Service (Army) COMMITTEES: Freshman, Junior, Senior Councils FAVORITE STUDY: History, English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball HOBBIES: Baseball, Football, Bowling CUIB Se Projection Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Made Honor Roll in ’62 CZARNOWSKI, FRANCIS J. JR. “Mouse” 25 Oxford Ave., Belmont 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Sheet Metal Worker ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Cross Country FAVORITE STUDY: English _ CLUBS: Key Club, Projection Club HOBBIES: Model Cars, Bowling INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Rindge Basketball Victories in Championship. Walter Brennan’s Visit to Rindge D’AMBROSIO, JOSEPH FRANK “T’ Ambee” 8 Oakland Street 17 St. Joseph’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education COMMITTEES: Junior Council ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60-62, Track 60-62 FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Baseball, Basketball, Football CLUBS: Safety Patrol 61-63, Projection Club DE FRANCISCO, ROBERT “Dee” 204 Columbia Street 17 Fletcher Grammar School DEMPSEY, THOMAS CHARLES “Demps” 21 Market Street 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Reading, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 59-63 COMMITTEES: Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Member of the 1962 Tech. Tourney Champion- ship Basketball Team DE ROCHER, BRADFORD Bradi 25 Hurlbut Street 18 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Cabinet Maker FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics DOIRON. KENNETH PETER “Kinky” 180 Raymond Street 17 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History PAS, DOIRON, WILLIAM ARMAND “Dink” 173a Rindge Avenue 17 Notre Dame Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Cabinet Making DOO, MARTIN GARY “Mart” 176 Harvard Street 117 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Business HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History, Typing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 61, Track 61-62 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63 COMMITTEES: Yearbook Committee INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Cheerleader at Rally DOTTIN, DENNIS A. “Bull” 50 Howard Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60-61 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Rindge and Latin Game ELDER, DUNCAN OLIVER “Dunc” 182 Harvard Street iy Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Dancing FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track and Football 59-63 CLUBS: Key Club 62-63, Register Staff 62-63 COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol 62-63 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Member of Rindge Championship Track Team of 1963 26 FEENEY, JOHN PATRICK “Chickie” 132 Elm Street Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Football, Drum Corps FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 61-62 CLUB: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Council 59-63, Vice President 59 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Tech. Tourney FLOOD, JOHN HUGH “Johnny” 31 Cambridge Terrace 18 St. Catherine Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Music, Swimming, Hockey FAVORITE STUDY: English CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council, Safety Patrol, Senior Council FORD, TIMOTHY JOSEPH ites 113 Harvard Street 19 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: History, Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-61, Cross Country 60-61 CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Junior and Senior Council FOSTER, GEORGE EDWARD “Geo” 237 River Street 17 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Algebra ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf, Cross Country CLUBS: Glee, Chess, Projection rq 28 FRANCO, DANIEL FRANCIS 2532 Mass. Avenue St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Water Skiing, Boating FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming CLUBS: Key Club, French Club COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff GALVIN. KEVIN M. 28 Lincoln Way St. Peter’s Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country, Baseball CLUBS: Projection Club FOURNIER, PAUL R. “Fuin” 50 Corcoran Park 17 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 60-63, Captain 63, Baseball 60-63, Captain 63, Cross Country 60-61 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63, French Club 61-62 COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff “Danny” FRENCH, WILLIAM E. “Frenchie” 24 Concord Avenue 18 Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics Technician HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Freshman Council 17 GIAMAS, WILLIAM “Willey” 220 Franklin Street 19 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Art FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics CLUBS: Key Club, Projection Club GILDART, JOHN H. Blacks 19 Harrington Road 19 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES, Cars, Music FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Cross Country CLUBS: Projection COMMITTEES: Freshman and Sophomore Council GILLESPIE, JOHN eizwe 14 Murdock Street By Longfellow Grammar School HOBBIES: Sports, Hot Rods FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 59-61, Hockey 61-62 CLUBS: Projection Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Cheerleader at Tech. Tourney, Cheerleader 62-63 GOODE, WILLIAM G. iad 5 | 12 Tenney Street . 17 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 29 GRIFFIN, JAMES BENJAMIN JR. “Griff” 9 Hews Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Draftsman HOBBIES: Autos ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football and Track 59-63, State Champ in Low Hurdles Sophomore and Junior Year. New England Low Hurdles Champ in Junior Year. G.B.I. Low Hurdles Champ Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Year COMMITTEES: Junior and Senior Councilor, Treasurer, Junior and Senior Year GRIFFIN, STEPHEN MELVIN “Steve” 9 Hews Street 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETICS: Track 60-63, Cross Country 60-62, Football 60 CLUBS: Key Club, Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Register Staff, Yearbook Staff HECTOR, LAWRENCE C. “Hec” 15 Jay Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Printing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 59-62, Track 61-62, Baseball 59 CLUBS: Projection Club JACOBS, WILLIAM HENRY “Jake” 161 Chestnut Street 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force or College HOBBIES: Auto’s FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey CLUBS: Key Club 30 JANKOWSKI, PAUL JOSEPH okie 157 Chilton Street 17 St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTION: College HOBBIES: Automobiles, Sports, Boating FAVORITE STUDY: Drawing, History CLUBS: Key Club, French Club COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol JILLET, JOHN F. 2 Ashburton Place Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Prep School FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council 18 JOHNSON, TIMOTHY 2 Pleasant Place Lewis Jr. High School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Collecting Jazz Records FAVORITE STUDY: Printing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 61-63 “Timmy” 18 KELLEY, PATRICK M. “Kell” 464 Green Street 19 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore and Senior Council 3| 32 KENNEDY, CHARLES THOMAS 60 Kinnaird Street Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machinist HOBBIES: Cars, Photography FAVORITE STUDY: Machines and Welding ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Won 2nd Award in Science Fair 1960; Honor Roll 1960 18 KWRATKOUSKI, ANDREW “Andy” 467 Cambridge Street 17 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Services HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football, Sophomore J.V. Basketball, Junior and Senior Baseball Team COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council LAKUS, PAUL HENRY 113 Fourth Street 17 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Cartoonist HOBBIES: Cars, Art FAVORITE STUDY: Freehand Drawing LALUMIERE, WALTER FREDRICK “Butch” 427 Putnam Avenue 18 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Water Skiing and Boating FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Football and Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Junior and Senior, Varsity Football, Senior COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Junior Council LANE, EDMUND S. “Big Ed” 4 Ashburton Place 18 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Chess, Reading FAVORITE STUDY: History, Science ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-61 CLUBS: Key Club 61-62 COMMITTEES: Junior and Senior Council, Senior Class Secretary LENCEWICZ, ROBERT MICHAEL “Tence” 96 Gore Street 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Weapons FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 59, J.V. Basketball 60, Swimming 61 CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: National Honor Society, Senior Council, Yearbook Staff LENTINI, PAUL JOSEPH 15 Pleasant Street 1b Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machinist | HOBBIES: Cars | FAVORITE STUDY: Machine, Mechanical Drawing | LEWIS, FREDERICK SIMEON “Lew” 256 Putnam Avenue 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Traveling HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 59-62, Co-Captain 62 CLUBS: Cheerleader 33 LOGIUDICE, CARL J. “Carl” 89-B Hampshire Street 18 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Electronics, Model Bldg. FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics LONDON, OSCAR FRANK “Frankie” 165 Fayerweather Street 17 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Director HOBBIES: Cars, Swimming, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60 COMMITTEES: Student Council LOONEY, RICHARD FRANCIS “Rickie” 217 Harvard Street 18 St. Mary Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf COMMITTEES: Student Council Sophomore Year LORBES. JOSE 64 Inman Street 19 INTENTIONS: Northeastern Uniy. FAVORITE STUDY: Physics 34 MACMILLAN, JOHN “Jay” 94 Reed Street 17 M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Cabinet Maker and Carpenter FAVORITE STUDY: History MANZELLI, MICHAEL ANTHONY “Mike” 195 Mt. Auburn Street 18 Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Automobiles and Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Automobiles ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 60-61, Football 60 COMMITTEES: Junior and Senior Council MATULEWICZ, PAUL FRANCIS 34 Fifth Street 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: 62 Baseball McCARTHY, TIMOTHY J. Aq being 138 Corcoran Park 18 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Prep School, Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore Council 35 McCARTHY, WILLIAM JOSEPH “Bill” 16 Brookford Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Chess, Hockey, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 59-60, Basketball 59-60 CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Rindge Register, Yearbook Staff McDONALD, GEORGE LOUIS “Mac” 186 Hampshire St. 20 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printing Career HOBBIES: Models FAVORITE STUDY: Press Work ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 59-60 MELLO, JOSEPH PAUL, JR. “Mel” 107 School Street 18 Roberts Grammar School INTENTI ONS: National Guard HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60, Basketball 61-62 MORRISON. FRED HOWARD “Freddy” 330 Allston Street 18 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeastern University HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Physics CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Rindge Register, Sophomore and Senior Council, Yearbook Staff 36 MOTTOLO, ROBERT MICHAEL “Bob” 7 Sixth Street 17 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machinist HOBBIES: Swimming, Basketball, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing COMMITTEES: Senior Council MUOLO, JOSEPH DOMINIC “Mucka”’ 110 Seventh Street 17 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTION: College HOBBIES: Following Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 60-61, Basketball 60 MURPHY, RICHARD “Murph” 95% Spring Street 18 Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection INTERESTINGS HAPPENINGS: Attended Youth Conference NEWELL, LAWRENCE W. SLarry - 110 Kinnaird Street 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Service HOBBIES: Baseball, Hockey, Basketball, Building Models FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 60-61, Hockey 59-62 COMMITTEES: Senior Council 37 NORTON, ROBERT “Bob” 51 Pemberton Street 17 St. Anthony Grammar Schoo] INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity O'BRIEN, DAVID “Ronnie” 34 Andrew Street 19 Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer HOBBIES: Skating, Swimming FAVORITE STUDY: History O’CONNOR, DAVID E. “Doc” 66 Reed Street LZ St. John Grammar School INTENTION: Further Schooling HOBBIES: Art and Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: Art COMMITTEES: Student Council and Register Staff, Junior Achievement, Honor Roll for Three Years and Expect to be on for Four O’CONNOR, JOHN P. “Okie” 66 Reed Street 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College, Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Art ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Freshman Year COMMITTEES: Student Council, Freshman Year 38 O'CONNOR, ROGER T. 600 Green Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician HOBBIES: Weights, Cars, Dancing FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity COMMITTEES: Freshman Council PETOW, EDWARD MICHAEL 241 River Street Wm. Blackstone Jr. High INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf Team CLUBS: Key Club, French Club “Oakie” 18 PAULA, ROBERT P. “Boby” 176 Third Street 17 Putnam Grammar School] INTENTIONS: Master Electrician HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming 60-61, Hockey 62-63 “Eddy” 17 PHILLIPS, GERALD C. “Jess” 234 Western Avenue 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Printing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball 59; Football 61 CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Played on Freshman Basketball Team in Tech. Tourney in 1959 39 PINKUS, DAVID ARTHUR “Dave” 9 Lawn Court 19 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Cars, Athletics FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 60-61, Golf 60-62, Hockey Manager 62-63 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63, Rindge Register 62-63 COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council, Senior Council, Safety Patrol 62-63 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected Treasurer of Key Club 62, Elected V.P. Key Club 63, Appointed Asst. Editor of Register 63 PITCHER, PAUL EDWARD 70 Richdale Avenue 18 Our Lady of Pity Grammar School ATHLETIC TEAMS: Freshman Track and Basketball COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council POLEO, ANTHONY B. “Tony” 13 Fourth Street 17 Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Skiing, Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity PUCILLO, MICHAEL E. “Mike” 139 Thorndike Street 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming CLUBS: Projection Club 40 RICHARDS, ROBERT JOSEPH 572 Franklin Street St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Draftsman or Forest Ranger HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Architectural Drawing CLUBS: Safety Patrol 61-63 COMMITTEES: Junior Council ROCHA, GEORGE ARTHUR 120 Thorndike Street Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: English “Mouse” 18 RICHARDSON, FRANK JAMES IV “Tvey” “Rich” 376 Washington Street 7 Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Music, Singing, Chess, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 61-63, Baseball Manager 63 CLUBS: Key Club 62-63, Chess Club 62-63, Rindge Register 62-63, French Club COMMITTEES: Key Club, Junior Council, Senior Council, Safety Patrol 61-63, Yearbook Staff 18 120 Thorndike Street Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports, Model Cars FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Freshman Council ROCHA, GERALD ANTHONY “Jerry” 18 4| 42 RUSSELL, JOHN F. 522 Putnam Avenue Blessed Sacrament Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machinist HOBBIES: Saving Money FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ao ANT eR, ‘ SALVIA, JOHN J. 12 Jefferson Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Model Building FAVORITE STUDY: Freneh CLUBS: French Club RODRIGUES, GERALD D. “Jerry” 25 Cameron Avenue 18 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy, Machinist HOBBIES: Cars and Motorcycles FAVORITE STUDY: Machine ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 59, Baseball 63 COMMITTEES: Student Council 59, 60, 62 Jack” 18 SABBEY, NORMAN CHRISTOPHER “Sab” 368 Broadway 17 St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 60, Cross Country 61-63, Indoor Track 60-63, Outdoor Track 61-63 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63, Vice Pres. 62, Pres. 63; French Club 61-62, Rindge Register 61-63, Editor 63 COMMITTEES: Vice Pres. and Pres. Student Council, National Honor ‘Society, Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Attended “Youth Conference on Atom” in Chicago 61 So ie iM SARANTAKIS, ANTHONY JOHN “Tony” 120 Pleasant Street 18 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Drum Corps FAVORITE STUDY: Physics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track Team, Baseball 60, Manager of Track Team 62-63 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63, French Club 62, Chess Club COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol, Register 63, Student Council, 61—President SARTANOWICZ, WILLIAM PAUL Soarty 16 Marney Street 18 Wellington Grammar Schoo] INTENTIONS: College or Service HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History and Science ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 59, Golf 59-63 CLUBS: Key Club 62-63, Projection Club 63 SCOTT, LAWRENCE G. “Scott” 1Q Worcester Street 18 Christian Grammar School INTENTIONS: To Attend Massachusetts College of Art HOBBIES: Model Collecting FAVORITE STUDY: Art CLUBS: Key Club COMMITTEES: Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Elected to National Honor Society SEALEY, GEORGE LEROY “Seal” 14 Suffolk Street 17 Prescott Grammar School INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Cars, Boating, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: History 43 SIEMAN, MARK P. Harvard, Mass. 17 INTENTIONS: College or Service HOBBIES: Hunting, Tennis FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection, Rindge Register SILIPIGNI, FRANCIS PETER JR. “Frankie” 22 Rockingham Street 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy, Then Printing Career HOBBIES: Coins, Stamps, Swimming, Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Printing CLUBS: Projection STOCKWOOD, RICHARD D. “Stock” 35 Antrim Street 19 Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Model Cars TAMULYNAS, CHARLES JOHN “Chuck” 15 Kassul Park 19 St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Work HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Sophomore Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Won the Tech Tourney 44 THOM PSON. JOHN CHARLES “John” 46 Holworthy Street 18 Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Golf, Tennis, Pool FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf 59-61 CLUBS: Key Club 60-63, Projection 62-63 THORNE, LAURENCE ALEXANDER oe LeAe 337 Allston Street 17 Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Water Skiing FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-63, Football 61-63, Manager 63, Basketball 61-62 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63, Secretary 62-63 COMMITTEES: Junior Council TOBIN, JOHN J. “Johnny” 19 Carlisle Street 18 Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Police Work HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol, Sophomore and Junior Councils TOOMEY, WILLIAM LAWRENCE “Buddy” 71 Corcoran Park 18 Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Skin Diving and Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: C.H.L.S. Hockey 59-62, C.H.L.S. Swimming 59 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Best Thing I Ever Did Was to Change From C.H.L.S. to Rindge Tech. 45 UPPERMAN, JOHN CHARLES 333 Hurley Street Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Auto Mechanic H OBBIES: Car Racing, Water Skiing, Skin Diving FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol WEST, FREDERICK RALPH 290 Pearl Street Morse Grammar Schoo] INTENTIONS: Printing Work HOBBIES: Cars and Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: Printing 46 TREMBLAY, MELVIN A. “Mel” 35 Brookline Street 19 Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Pool FAVORITE STUDY: History “Jack” 17 WARD, JOHN EDWARD “Johnny” 132 Cherry Street 17 Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Sports, Cars, Hunting FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-62, Football 62 “Fred” 18 WILLIAMS, ROBERT GEORGE 68 Corcoran Park Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60, Basketball 62, Baseball 60-63, Hockey Man- ager 61 CLUBS: Key Club 61-63, Register 61-63, Asst. Editor 63, French Club 62 COMMITTEES: Vice President 62, Safety Patrol 62-63, Captain ZUZOLO, FRANK VINCENT 19 Marcella Street Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Baseball, Football FAVORITE STUDY: Physics COMMITTEES: Junior Council WOOD, THOMAS WILLIAM “Woody’ 18 117 Harvard Street St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Football, Baseball and Fishi ng FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: School and Commerce Day “Frankie” 17 HOLLAND, RICHARD JR. “Rick” 491 Green St. 18 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Prep School or Service HOBBIES: Automobiles, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Auto ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60-61-62, Baseball 61, Track 62-63, Swimming 62-63 5 47 Our President and Vice President consult with our Headmaster. Some members of the yearbook staff discuss problems with Mr. Mahoney. ate iaiel MR. JOSEPH R. POWERS Senior English MR. LEON C. FITZGERALD Senior English 48 MR. CHARLES J. McCANN Senior Mathematics MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY Problems of Democracy MR. CHARLES A. HARRINGTON Problems of Democracy MR. ROGER F. O’SULLIVAN Problems of Democracy 49 MR. WILLIAM J. JOYCE French MR. ARTHUR W. McMURTRY Free Hand Drawing MR. ROBERT L. GEDIES Mechanical Drawing bre Fatt | MR. HARRY A. PARRIS Advanced Physics 50 MR. WILLIAM J. RYAN Senior English MR. WILLIAM. R. WADDEN Senior Mathematics MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Senior Mathematics MR. JOSEPH G. SATERIALE Senior Mathematics 5| MR. LAWRENCE F. O’BRIEN Printing MR. GEORGE McMAHON Printing MR. LOUIS F. FERRARI Welding MR. ANGELO KALTSOS Electronics 52 MR. MANUEL DEMELLO Mechanical Drawing MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Senior Physics MR. LEO J. JENNINGS Electricity MR. JAMES W. TRAVERS Electricity 53 54 MR. MICHAEL A. CORVENO Machine 52° be x� ous 0S tetese MR. EDWARD G. CRAWLEY Advanced Electricity MR. JOHN J. CARCHIA Automobile MR. JOSEPH NISSEN Metallurgy o) x] as WN = S = = pc = iol) cS m= —4 Es | = _— o S a tae) OC MR. WENDELL F. FOGG Library-In-Action d Freshman Dine Senior an C Trophy Room i 56 —_ a A Rm ARS i FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Mr. William H. Mahoney, Advisor, Anthony Sarantakis, Robert Williams, Paul Fournier, Edward Petow, Lawrence Thorne, Norman Sabbey, David Pinkus, William Jacobs, Frank Chojnowski, Mr. Philip H. Diehl, Advisor. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Frank Dipace, Martin Doo, Michael Nicoloro, Paul Gibson, Stephen Griffin, Robert Burke, Robert Maloney, Richard Grant, Edward Ward, Alan Gould, Michael Fraumeni, Alan Michaels, John Marotto, Paul Beaudoin, Martin Rourke. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): Kenneth Menzies, Brian Flaherty, Robert Lencewicz, Edmund Lane, Paul Jankowski, Fred Morrison, William McCarthy, William Sartanowicz, Duncan Elder, Lawrence Scott, John Thompson, Frank Richardson, John Ozmak. FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Mr. William H. Mahoney, Faculty Advisor, Paul Fournier, Anthony Sarantakis, Robert Williams, Lawrence Thorne, Norman Sabbey, Editor, David Pinkus, Frank Richardson, Edmund Lane. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Frank DiPace, Stephen Griffin, Robert Burke, Paul Chandler, Oscar London, Fred Bourne, Alan Michaels, David O’Connor, Thomas Lavoie. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): Paul Gibson, Edward Harris, Thomas Margetson, Fred Morrison, Theo- dore Johnson, Fred Lewis, William McCarthy, Duncan Elder, Stephen Skolnik, Alan Gould. (Sponsored by E. M. LOEW’S THEATERS) “ib eX Gm 2-0 (S A) f Honor Nr Ke NR ach 7 Norman C. Sabbey ah (C UNS Anthony J. Sarantakis Lawrence G. Scott Richard P. Colman Richard E. Blouin Lawrence P. Ciccia Robert De Francisco George E. Foster Robert M. Lencewicz Frank J. Richardson William G. Goode David E. O’Connor William K. Giamas William H. Jacobs Gerard D. Rodrigues Brent W. Burgess William J. McCarthy MOST CONSCIENTIOUS MOST ACCOMMODATING Paul Matulewicz Robert Lencewicz : MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Norman Sabbey Bee MOST POPULAR MOST SINCERE MOST TALKATIVE James Griffin Lawrence Thorne Anthony Sarantakis Egbert Bailey MOST DEPENDABLE MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST HUMOROUS MOST EARNEST David Pinkus Edmund Lane Robert Williams Frank Richardson 58 BEST DANCER TALLIEST Duncan Elder David Franco BEST ALL AROUND Paul Fournier SHORTEST GREATEST DREAMER HEARTIEST LAUGHTER BEST DISPOSITION Robert DeFrancisco Thomas Dempsey Fred Morrison Timothy Ford BEST DRESSED MOST BASHFUL NOISIEST SMOOTHEST LINE Lawrence Ciccia Robert Curry James Byrne John Salvia oF 60 Class History FRESHMAN YEAR 1959-60 The portals of Rindge opened to us in September 1959. We entered with the feeling that the knowl- edge that we were about to receive would have a great bearing on our future. Unforunately, during the first year several outstanding members of the Rindge faculty were forced to retire for various reasons. Rindge’s most devoted headmaster, Francis T. McCabe, retired in November of 1959. Retiring also at this time was Henry C. Lynch, faculty manager and Foreign Lan- guage Department Head. Basketball coach Tom Murphy passed away after a sudden illness. Track coach Tom Duffey left Rindge for a highest post at Holy Cross. Looking on the brighter side of things, the Rindge Alumni Association Banquet that year was honored with the présence of Walter Brennan who is well known for his acting career in motion pictures and television. The freshman class of “63” elected Francis Kelley their president and John Feeney their vice president. In sports the track team won the Class “A” State title. Jim Griffin, an outstanding all ’round ath- lete. became the first freshman under Coach Duffy to travel to New York. In the annual Turkey-Day Classic the turkey was carved up between Rindge and Latin after four periods of hard playing to a 6-6 deadlock. The basketball team journeyed to the Tech Tourney after a good season. SOPHOMORE YEAR 1960-61 To begin the sophomore year, we elected very capable leaders in the presence of Pres. H. Sarantakis, Vice Pres. N. Sabbey, Secretary L. Hector, and Treas. F. Morrison. These boys did a remarkable job as they led us through the year without a flaw. In our athletic events, the track team once again won the state championship with J. Griffin, J. D’Ambrosio, T. Ford, S. Griffin and L. Thorne among those of our class that participated. Our basketball team ran away with the Suburban League title but had tough luck in the Tech Tourney as they were eliminated in their first game. During the middle of the year, Mr. Robert R. Sweeney, who, since 1938 was an Aeronautics teacher at Rindge, was selected as our new headmaster. The only disheartening part of the year was the sudden drop in our honor roll. As the year closes out, we look forward to becoming “upper class- men.” JUNIOR YEAR 1961-62 Our junior year was a busy year for sports. In football the team had a pretty good year and topped it off by beating the school across the street 30-0. In basketball we won the Suburban League title although the team suffered the loss of its dedicated coach, Mr. Murphy. The team went on to win the Class “A” title in the Tech Tournament in four hard fought games. SENIOR YEAR 1962-63 We can all look back on our final year at Rindge with pride. This was a year of victories. Norman Sabbey was elected president with absolutely no opposition. The Football season closed with the team losing only one game and that was to a very strong team. Two weeks after Thanksgiving a dance was held that proved to be a very successful one. It was the first in several years that showed a profit. With the coming of December the basketball season started. At first the prospects looked dim but Coach Culhane whipped up a team that had only two returning starters into a team that won the Suburban League title. Track, which is a year-round sport, started in the fall with the cross country team and it won the Met League championship. With the winter came indoor track and the B.A.A. title and the State Meet. This team had a record breaking relay team and also sent two boys, Jim Griffin and Tim Johnson, to the Nationals who ran the dash and the 440 respectively. Many boys who go out for the cross country and indoor teams also will go out for outdoor in the spring so that this should also be a victorious team. The hockey team had a poor season although the boys played with every ounce of their strength. This year’s Prom will be held at the Longwood Towers as have the last several Proms. As the year draws to a close it is hoped that every member of the class fulfills his ambitions. . Class Will We, the Class of 1963 of Rindge Technical School. Cambridge, Massachusetts, being now free, of unsound mind and body, and knowing that we must be kind to someone once in a while, do, therefore, declare this our last will and testament. To: Mr. Sweeney. we leave the hope of many happy years at Rindge. Mr. William Kelleher, more seats in Room 114. Mr. John Kelleher, we leave even smaller freshmen and sophomores. Mr. Mahoney, a new set of “P. of D.” notes. Mr. Ryan, we leave hope for a “Latin” scholar. Mr. L. Fitzgerald, an air conditioner for his “hot seat.” 1S) Mr. Diehl, we leave “1001” odd pictures for the bulletin board. Mr. Sateriale, we leave an “errorless” answer book. Mr. Wadden, we dedicate a section of Harvard Stadium. Mr. McFadden, we leave ten lessons at Arthur Murray Studio. Mr. Scott, we leave 20 pairs of ripple soled shoes. Mr. Parris, we leave an “up-to-date” periodic table. Mr. Jenkins, we leave the “Nobel Prize.” Mr. Harrington, we leave a maid for his desk. Mr. Joyce, we leave a one-way ticket to France. Mr. Fogg, we leave a new library of stone etchings. Mr. McCann, we leave a 4 speed shift on floor. Miss O’ Rourke, we leave an aspirin to cure all illness. The Freshmen, we leave the hope of some day becoming seniors. The Sophomores, we leave many pleasant memories of room 6919 99 Bil The Juniors, we leave a jar of Ovaltine to keep them active during their senior year. Having given away all our worldly possessions, we the Senior Class, do subscribe our names on this, our Last Will and Testament. THE CLASS OF 1963 6| 62 FIRST ROW, (L. to R.): Lawrence Hector, Paul Singleton, Enrico Evereteze, Edwin Wright, Co-Captain Fred Lewis, Co-Captain James Griffin, Davis Greenidge, Stanley Greenidge, Edward Smith. SECOND ROW, (L to R.): Assistant Coach John Powers, Kenneth Young, Aubrey Flagg, Eddie Harris, Walter Woods, Thomas Foster, Frank Talarico, Benjamin Braithwaite, Richard Holland. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): Assistant Coach Edward Fratto, John Ward, Thomas Davis. Joseph Schipilliti, George McGinnity, Ernest Dobson, John Grace, John Kippenberger, John Fialkowski Head Coach Thomas Smith. FOURTH ROW, (L. to R.): Student Manager Lawrence Thorne, Duncan Elder, James Clark, Darnley Thorne, William Hewitt, Louis Herbert, James Brown, James Squires, Watler Lalumiere. Football September 6, 1962, the Cambridge Chronicle stated that inexperience was the key factor in Rindge’s forthcoming season. Matching last season’s record was an improbability. Coach “Tom” Smith had faith in his boys, and was hoping for the best. There were only three starters returning to the squad, all seniors. Out of the three, two were co-captains; Jim Griffin and Fred Lewis: the third was Lawrence Hector. Rindge got off to a victorious start. by defeating Worcester North High School 24 to 20. Desire was the key factor in this game, and if not for a brilliant open field tackle, by defensive specialist Duncan Elder, Rindge would have gone down to defeat. The next week Rindge traveled to New Bedford, minus the services of Captain Jim Griffin and Stanley Greenidge. After a valiant battle with our opponents, Rindge was defeated 40 to 14. From then on, the Technicians went on a rampage. Keith Academy of Lowell was Rindge’s first victim in the series. Rindge downed Keith 38 to 8 with brilliant runs by Jim Griffin, and passing by Aubrey Flagg. Rindge’s line was outstanding. Lawrence Central was next to be defeated by the score of 30 to 12. A rugged Stoneham High was the next to taste the bitter feeling of defeat. by the score of 22 to 12. The next week, Rindge traveled to Boston Latin only to depart with a tie, 28 to 28. Ending the season was our next objective. Rindge was to play arch rival Cambridge Latin, on Thanksgiving morn. Jinxed by bad -weather, the game was postponed three times in succession. Finally meeting their rivals, Rindge played a stubborn Cambridge Latin team to an 8 to 0 half time score. Flexing their muscles in the last period, Rindge departed from the gridiron with a 16 to 6 victory under its belt. Departing seniors, Captains Jim Griffin and Fred Lewis: Duncan Elder, Lawrence Hector, John Ward, Richard Holland and Walter Lalumiere wish all future Rindge teams complete success. HOCKEY 1962-63 FRONT ROW (L. to R.): Richard Blouin, Edwin Wright, Alan Michaels, Captain Paul Fournier, Lawrence Newell, Lawrence Tosi. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Coach Richard Kelley, Manager David Pinkus, Robert Burke, John Carlin, Michael Sico, Francis Pever, Kenneth Daley. ABSENT: Daniel Collins, David Holway, Albert Donnelly, Albert Berry. Hockey — 1963 The Rindge pucksters found themselves in a tough league this year. All season long it was a close race among five agressive teams for the league championship in which three teams tied for the top and the first four made the State Tourney. The main reason that lead to our downfall was the lack of depth. Out of four letter- men due to return, only one did. So without experience and finesse which is needed in making a good hockey team, Rindge tried desperately to capture a respectable position in the league. Senior Captain, Paul Fournier, junior, Allan Michaels, and sophomore, Edwin Wright all had an outstanding year. Wright was the city’s leading scorer with Fournier close behind and Al Michaels was outstanding in the goal and was picked for the All Star Team—a remarkable achievement. Other players who helped the cause were seniors—Larry Newell, John Carlin, Richard Blouin, juniors: Larry Tosi, Al Donnelly, Bob Burke, Al Berry and sopho- mores: Dan Collins, Ken Poley and David Holway. Freshman—Mike Sico, is a comer. Although we, did not post an impressive record, we look for a strong team next year and for many years to come. 63 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Coach Edward Culhane, Captain William Hewitt, Thomas Dempsey, Louis Herbert, Robert Ward, Thomas Samalis, Manager Myles McTernan. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Manager Edward Harris, Aubrey Flagg, Paul Singleton, John Semper, Walter Thurston, Benjamin Brathwaite, Warren Dottin. Basketball — 1962-63 The basketball team this year proved to be just as good if not better than last year’s team. Their record was the same as last year’s record of 17 wins and 1 defeat. They lost to Brookline, a team that improved throughout the season. | Rindge added many new players this year that were very good even though it was the first time they played ball for Rindge. Hewitt returned and took over the part Stead played last year. He was the second highest scorer in the league. A new addition was Herbert, an excellent ball handler and rebounder. There were Ward and Semper, two new and very good guards. Samalis was a very good forward. Rindge had no trouble in winning the Suburban League title and defeated Brockton twice. Rindge was immediately placed in the Tech Tourney. Our stalwarts swept through the Tech Tourney as follows: Rindge 67 Gloucester 60 Rindge 52 New Bedford 50 (too close for comfort) We weren’t clicking on this one and experienced only a fair night defeating Malden to enter the finals. But in this game we were really hot defeating Durfee by a score of 79 to 68. This automatically qualified us for the New England Tourney. In the first game we disposed of Spaulding High of Barre, Vt., to the tune of 82 to 66. They tried to run with us to their sorrow. In the semi-final round of the tournament Stearns High of Millinocket, Maine, put on a late semi-squeeze and squeaked by us 62 to 58. 64 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Coach William Reagan, William House, Paul Gibson, Norman Sabbey, Frank Czarnowski, Timothy Johnson, James Griffin, William Cameron, Stephen Griffin, Duncan Elder, Lawrence Thorne. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Aaron Brathwaite, Louis Paul, Thomas Margetson, Edward Watson, Warren Washington, Eugene Levarity, Carl Griffin, James Brogan, Enricus Evereteze, Fredrick Berry, Ken Moore, Thomas Davis, Lewis Herbert. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): Richard Looney Manager, Phil Jackman, Alexander Pickett, John Sullivan, John Jenkins, Ken Young, Fred Lewis, Aurelio Torres, Ernest Wantman, Dennis Newton, Anthony Sarantakis, Manager. Track — 1962-63 After winning the Cross Country League championship, Coach Reagan’s boys set the track world afire with their dazzling performances on the boards. Starting off by winning all six consecutive dual meets to capture the Metropolitan League title, the track team raced away the State Class A title and the BAA title. In the State Meet, Tim Johnson broke his own record to win the 300. Bill House took third and Bill Cameron fourth in the 600; Stephen Griffin fifth in the Mile, and Jim Griffin third in the Dash. The relay team of Bill Cameron, Bill House, Jim Griffin, and Tim Johnson shocked the spectators by dropping the baton; but after making up the 50 yard deficit, they went on to win by 20 yards. A most unbelievable event. Because of new regulations, the relay team was not able to compete in the Nationals in, New York, but Tim Johnson won the 440, breaking a twenty-four year record and running the fastest race in school boy history. Jim Griffin placed fifth in the 60 yard dash. Seniors who have contributed to this unconquerable team are: Jim Griffin, Stephen Griffin, Tim Johnson, Norman Sabbey, Bill Cameron, Laurie Thorne, Frank Czarnowski, Duncan Elder. Fred Lewis, Louis Herbert, Richard Looney, and Anthony Sarantakis. Because of their shining performance, the Rindge Relay has been invited to compete in the Penn Relays. 65 6 Baseball — 1963 Looking forward to the 1963 season as we go to press we can only predict that the outlook seems exceedingly bright. Interviewing Coach Gibson we find the makings of a fine team. With only a few veteran seniors, Coach Gibson feels that he has his work cut out for him with juniors and sophomores. The returning seniors are: Captain, Paul Fournier, a standout at second base; John Carlin, a sturdy third baseman and George Crossman, a classy centerfielder, who was sidelined with a leg injury the whole of last season. Other returning starters are Aubrey Flagg, a stylish veteran pitcher who can easily go nine and Dick Calabrese, our towering first basenian. Up from the J.V.’s we find solid potential from seniors: Robert Williams, Billy Goode, Walter Lalumiere, and juniors: Alan Michaels, Paul Frechette, Robert Maloney, Douglas Gauthier, George-McGinnity and some fine prospects from the freshman team. | ro 1 it | os Nati nor Socie ational Ho Society FRONT ROW, (L. to R.): Mr. William H. Mahoney, Sponsors’ Chairman; Mr. Harry A. Parris, Sponsor; Headmaster, Robert R. Sweeney; Headmaster Emeritus, John W. Wood; Warren S. Berg, Key-Note Speaker; Mr. William J. Joyce, Sponsor; Mr. Albert L. Coyne, Sponsor Emeritus. SECOND ROW, (L. to R.): Francis T. Dipace, Jr., Kenneth Menzies, Anthony J. Costa, Richard J. Grant, Henry J. Arsenault, Lawrence P. Ciccia, Robert De Francisco, Thomas G. Doyle. THIRD ROW, (L. to R.): Anthony J. Sarantakis, Norman C. Sabbey, Robert M. Lencewicz, Lawrence G. Scott, Richard E. Blouin, Richard P. Colman, Timothy Johnson. Epilogue Our high school days are now over. and with much regret we must now leave Rindge never again to see some of the many friends we made here. When we are far beyond the crossroads. at which we now stand, we will be able to look back in this yearbook and recall with pleasure the four best years of our life. It is for that reason that the Senior Yearbook Committee h as worked so hard to make this yearbook better than that of any previous Rindge Senior Class. 67 68 Autographs Sponsored by HARVARD TRUST COMPANY Cambridge, Mass. 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