Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

Senior Yearbook Class of 1964 Rindge Technical School Cambridge, Massachusetts 22 eT 5 Dedication This, the 75th edition of the Rindge Technical High School Yearbook, we wish to dedicate to the memories of two of the most important men in the area of Senior Class Organization: Mr. William H. Mahoney and Mr. Philip H. Diehl. Although we are deprived of their wisdom and advice in the most important year of our high school career, the memories of their fatherly concern will linger in our minds long after we have left the halls of Rindge behind us. The untiring spirit and matchless personality of Mr. Mahoney will for- ever be remembered by those who knew him best, but all of us truly feel that a measure of “Old R.T.S.” accompanied him to his eternal resting place. For the three years that we knew Mr. Mahoney, he enjoyed, for his unsurpassed contributions to high-school life, more respect and reverence than any other member of the faculty. If there ever was a man who deserved the loyalty and admiration of the students as much as Mr. Mahoney it was Mr. Diehl. Despite the fact that dur- ing his lifetime he did not receive wide acclaim for his golden attitude toward the students, his first love was Rindge and its students. He worked relentlessly to help many weak students strengthen themselves and fearlessly step out into a world of besetting trials. We the members of the Class of 64 cannot let these two men be heroes that were unwept, unhonored or unsung. Our alma mater has lost two irreplaceable individuals with their untimely deaths. For this reason we pay tribute to our beloved friends by making the following pages a memorial to their service. MR. PHILLIP H. DIEHL MR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY : eR Ayr a 7 Bhs neler eet dy a mA D TO mee I E MAI a Y OF CH 4E'F “oo pee sg. i UGH A SUCCESSION ‘OR FINI CHOOL a a ites eat “189512! Show MORSE 18954907 ke Ya Sount OOD? - My Peis fie seh ane y' 7 L COMMITTEE Beas @ tof cl a AYOR. N .MRS- JESSIE. BROOKS + - CAS “) JOHN LACEY DELANEY PAWNS A. FIT FRAUD RALPH W- ee ; BD. M-E-eit7cERALD |. st ; : SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS : MR. ROBERT R. SWEENEY Headmaster MR. JOHN TOBIN Superintendent of Schools Prologue We, the members of the Yearbook Staff, have compiled the following pages to serve as a memento of four of the best years of our lives. We hope that each member of the “Class of 64” will read this book and let it bring back fond memories of his days at Rindge. Tne Seg: Sha oe a aoe am a Fs Dad sath hk 7% FT AON MR. WILLIAM J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster MR. JOHN F. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster MR. VINCENT P. BURKE Department Head Mathematics MR. EUGENE W. FITZGERALD Department Head English 10 MR. VINCENT F. O’° CONNELL Department Head Social Studies worn neo owen MR. RAYMOND F. SCOTT Department Head Science Senior Council SEATED (left to right): James Corriero, Edward Watson, Kendall Duffett, Paul Gibson, Mr. Joseph Sateriale (advisor), Thomas Doyle, Edward Harris, Edward Dias, Richard Souza. STANDING: William leFave, Alan Michaels, Frederick Berry, Joseph McSweeney, Charles Bairos, Richard Calabrese, Louis Herbert, William House, Robert Gray, Michael Nicoloro. Sr. Class Officers PAUL T. GIBSON President THOMAS G. DOYLE Vice President KENDALL H. DUFFETT EDWARD B. HARRIS Secretary Treasurer GR Yearbook Staff SEATED (left to right): Edwin Huntley, Alan Michaels, Barry O’Neil, Michael Nicoloro, Mr. Harry A. Parris (advisor), James Brogan, Paul Beaudoin, Francis Di Pace, Jr., Donald Thomas. STANDING: Robert Maloney, John Gibbs, Alan Gould, Edward Harris, Richard Calabrese, William House, Richard Grant, Paul Gibson, Kenneth Menzies. AMATO, JOSEPH JR. 10 Roosevelt Towers Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Coast Guard COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming, Baseball CLUBS: Projection Club “Tomatoes” 19 ARENELLA, FRANCIS 120 Otis Street Saint Francis of Assisi Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force COMMITTEES: Register Staff 63-64 FAVORITE STUDY: History, Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 61-63, Football 61, Basketball 61-62 HOBBIES: Models, Sports “Hubba” “Butch” 18 BAIROS. CHARLES M. 61 Tremont Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Coun. Sophomore Class Treasurer, Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: Mathematics 18 BEAUDOIN. PAUL J. 37 Dover Street Notre Dame Grammar Sc. INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Year Book Staff FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60 CLUBS: Key Club. French Cl. “Bodie” 17 BERRY. ALBERT W. 55 Granville Rd. Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Inst. FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 61 Hockey 61-64 BERRY, FREDERICK L. 7 Newtowne Court Houghton INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track CLUBS: Classics, Track Club COMMITTEES: Student Council 60-64 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Rindge BONGIORNO. ROBERT F. Alumni Banquet 63-64 Dex 17 12 Seagrave Rd. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Cars “Spongy” 18 BONTEMPO, RICHARD M. 13 Norumbega Street Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Coast Guard FAVORITE STUDY: Metallurgy HOBBIES: Guns, Bowling “Rich” 19 BOYSON, WALTER J. 60 Fairview Avenue j Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education ey COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol BIELINSKI, STANLEY P. FAVORITE STUDY: Free-Hand 231 Norfolk Street Drawing Fletcher Grammar School “Butch” 17 INTENTIONS: Air Force HOBBIES: Photography FAVORITE STUDY: History “Fella” 17 BRANCO, JESSE G. 16 Seckel Street Immaculate Conception Grammar Sc INTENTIONS: Mechanic FAVORITE STUDY: Auto HOBBIES: Autos INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce day, Decorating Latin on Thanksgiving and getting Caught. “Jess” 18 BRATHWAITE, BENJAMIN R. 19 Roosevelt Towers Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Trigonometry COMMITTEES: Freshman, Junior, Senior Council INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Tech Tourney Champs 62, Goal Line Stand Against Newton. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball and Football 61-63, Co-Capt. Football 63. HOBBIES: Sports, Fishing. “Benjie” ily BROGAN, JAMES F. 52 Holworthy Street Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Exchange Day, Student Commerce Day. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country, Track. “Jim” 18 BUDRA, RONALD T. 4 Union Terrace Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Projection Club HOBBIES: Pool INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day “Ron” 17 5 Leonard Avenue Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College; FAVORITE STUDY: Math; CLUBS: Key Club, Safety Patrol, Rindge Register; COMMITTEES: Home Room Committee; HOBBIES: Sports; ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 61-64, J.V. Base- ball 62-64; Cross-Country 61-62; INTERESTING HAP- PENINGS: Alumni Banquet 63. “‘Bob’’ 17 BUTLER, GEORGE A. 85 Walden St. Peabody INTENTIONS: Northeastern HOBBIES: Model Making FAVORITE STUDY: Machine “Monk? iy CALABRESE, RICHARD A. 41 Stearns Street Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: College; FAVORITE STUDY: Math, Physics: CLUBS: Key Club, French Club, National Honor Society: COMMITTEES: Sophomore, Junior and Senior Councils: HOBBIES: Golf, Chess; ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 61- 64-Captain 64. INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Editor of Yearbook. 18 CANADAS, JOHN 20 Magnolia Avenue Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Electric Trains “Johnny” 18 CAPPUCCI, MICHAEL F. 66 Otis Street Thorndike Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: Math HOBBIES: Basketball, Football, Cars INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerg¢e Day “Cooch” 18 CHANDLER, PAUL M. 176 Prospect Street St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, The Register Staff HOBBIES: Guitar ATHLETICS: Tennis INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day ALTA Ae) CLARK, JAMES F. 24 Antrim Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Homeroom CONNEARNEY, RICHARD M. 338 Western Avenue St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force, State Trooper FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Cars “Rich” 18 ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60-61-62-63 Basketball 60-61, 63 Baseball 60, 64 Tennis 63 HOBBIES: Fishing “Mouse” 18 COLLERAN, NEIL T. 5 Howland Street St. Paul’s Grammar School I NTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Projection Club COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol HOBBIES: Pool INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day “Big Neil” 17 COLLINS, RALPH R. 82 Plymouth St. Wellington INTENTIONS: Mass. Art 20 ? + 186 Hampshire Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: History COMMITTEES: Senior, Sophomore and Freshman Councils ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60 “Jimmy” 18 COSTA, ANTHONIG 20 Plymouth Street Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics CLUBS: National Honor Society HOBBIES: Models “Tony” 18 COSTA, EVERETT E. 66 Bristol Street Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines; FAVORITE STUDY: English: CLUBS: Band; HOBBIES: Playing Drums; ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Baseball; INTERESTING HAPPEN- INGS: Lost a piece of my finger in machine shop— Junior year. ‘“‘Eddy’’ 17 20 COSTA, JOHN J. 201 Hurley Street Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Baseball “Jackie” 18 COSTA, ROBERT P. 27 Portsmouth St. Kelley INTENTIONS: Embalmer HOBBIES: Swimming, Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Council 61-62, 62-63 “Father Bob” ue COSTA, RONALD D. 54 Spring Street Putnam Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAM: Basketball HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting “Sweets” 17 COYNE, JOHN TIMOTHY JR. 43 Seven Pines Ave. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Pool “Timmy” 19 DARCY, KEVIN J. 39 Lincoln Way St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Educ. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting, Skiing “Kev” 1% DE SIMONE, WILLIAM 41 Irving St. Agassiz INTENTIONS: School of Architecture HOBBIES: Folk Music, Sports Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Trig CLUBS: Boston DeMolay, Pres. J.A. Projection COMMITTEES: Key Club, Council 60-61, 61-62, 62-63 Year Book Staff DEVINE, JOSEPH P. 24 Roosevelt Towers Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: U.S. Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity COMMITTEES: Freshman and Sophomore Council HOBBIES: Drafting ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Basketball “Toe” 17 DIAS, EDWARD W. 13 Roman Rd. Peabody FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Council 60-61, 61-62, 63-64 “Eddie” 19 21 DiPACE, FRANCIS T. JR. 109 Holworthy Street Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College; FAVOR ITE STUDY: Math; CLUBS: President, Key Club 64, Editor Register 64, National Honor Society; HOBBIES: Ham Radio; COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol; INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Attended Key Club Convention in Maine. ‘‘Fran’’ 17 i DOBSON, ERNEST VAUGHN 143 Clark Street Robert’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education; FAVORITE STUDY: History; ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball, Football; IN- TERESTING HAPPENINGS: Defeated Boston English in Football. Student Commerce Day. ‘Vaughn’? 17 22 DONLON, FRANCIS J. 11 Everett Street Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Fishing “Frannie” 7 DONNELLY, ALBERT F. 3 Olive Place St. Peter’s Grammar Sc. INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 60-64, Football 64, Baseball 61 “Dapper” 17 DOTTIN, WARREN S. 10 Putnam Gardens Houghton Grammar Sc. INTENTIONS: Business School FAVORITE STUDY: English INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Member of Tech Tourney and Championship Team ATHLETICS: Basketball 63 i) Ota 1% DOYLE, DAVID A. 59 Orchard Street Watertown East Jr. High INTENTIONS: Rochester Institute of Technology FAVORITE STUDY: Printing “Dave” 17 DOYLE, THOMAS G. 132 Garden Street Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STU DY: Math COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Senior Council, Senior Class Vice President, National Honor Society HOBBIES: Electronic Devices “Pee Wee” 18 DUFFETT, KENDALL N. 96 Holworthy Street Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Sophomore and Senior Councils, Secretary Senior Class. INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day HOBBIES: Electronic Devices, Model Cars “Duff”? 18 EVERETEZE, ENRICIUS JR. 8 Roosevelt Towers Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education; FAVORITE STUDY: History, English: COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol, Register Staff: CLUBS: Projection Club; HOBBIES: Bowling, Work- ing on Cars; INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Member of Championship Track Team 62-63-64; ATHLETICS: Track, Football, Swimming, Baseball. “‘Rickey’’ 17 FAHEY, JAMES A. 2 Pond Place Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education; FAVORITE STUDY: Mech. Drawing; HOBBIES: Hunting, Guns, Mech. Draw- ing; INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day—Visited M.I.T. “‘Jim’’ 17 23 FENNELL, WILLIAM P. 145 Prospect Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: Metallurgy FIALKOWSKI, JOHN HOBBIES: Drum Corps 17 Roberts Road INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Longfellow Grammar School Ex Marine INTENTIONS: College “Bill” 24 FAVORITE STUDY: (Electricity crime She a oe HOBBIES: Cars INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day ATHLETICS: Football, Baseball, Basketball “Jack? 17 FISCHER, JAMES H. 63 Norris Street M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer FAVORITE STUDY: Printing Theory HOBBIES: Recording “Fish” 17 FLAGG, AUBREY W. 53 Kinnaird Street Houghton INTENTIONS: Northeastern FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 60-63 Basketball 60-63, Football 60-63, Co-Captain FERMO, EMIL ree Projection Club, Safety 295 Elm Street COMMITTEES: Freshman Council Wellington Grammar School HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: AIll- INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Life Scholastic Quarterback, Tech “Joseph” 18 Tourney Champs 17 24 FLAHERTY, BRYAN W. 31 Buena Vista Park M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: Math CLUBS: Key Club HOBBIES: Photography Brive 18 FLYNN, RAYMOND X. 44 Robert C. Kelley Street St. Peters Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tennis, Baseball, Football HOBBIES: Stamp and Coin Collecting INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day “Ray” 17 FLYNN, WILLIAM F. JR. 22 Roosevelt Towers Wellington Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity COMMITTEES: Register Staff 64 ATHLETICS: Swimming 60-64 HOBBIES: Camping INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day INTENTIONS: College “Bill” 17 FOLEY, DANIEL J. 241 Huron Ave. St. Peters INTENTIONS: Army HOBBIES: Fishing FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country “Dan” 18 FOULIS, GEORGE A. 18 Sargent St. Notre Dame INTENTIONS: Armed Forces FAVORITE STUDY: Machine Shop HOBBIES: Fishing 17 25 FRAUMENI, RONALD A. 12 Roosevelt Towers Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Undecided FAVORITE STUDY: American History COMMITTEES: Register Staff, Safety Patrol CLUBS: Projection Club HOBBIES: Bowling, Cars FRENCH, THOMAS F. JR. “R ” 17 266 Rindge Ave. a St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: History. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track HOBBIES: Swimming, Camping, Bowling “Frenchie” 19 GARBER, PAUL F. 273 Brookline St. Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Machinist FAVORITE STUDY: Auto HOBBIES: Guitar “Garb” 17 GAUTHIER, DOUGLAS P. 24 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: cape Ee COMMITTEES: Student Council FRECHETTE, PAUL J. CLUBS: Projection Club 153 Sherman Street ATHLETICS: Baseball Notre Dame Grammar School “Dog” 17 INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETICS: Basketball 63-64, Baseball 63-64, Co-Capt. 64 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day HOBBIES: Pool, Bridge, Chess 26 “Fish” 17 GIBBS, JOHN D. 94 Corcoran Park Haggerty Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Home Room 64 Yearbook, Register Staff CLUBS: Key Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day HOBBIES: Pool, Chess “Jack” 16 GIBSON, PAUL T. 18 Clarendon Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English, Social Studies COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff Register Staff—Asst. to Editor 63-64, Senior Council—Pres., National Honor Society, Homeroom Committee 60-64 CLUBS: Key Club 63-64, French Club 62-63, Safety Patrol 63-64 ATHLETICS: Indoor and Outdoor Track 60-64, Tennis 61-64, Co-Capt. 63, Cross-Country 60-64, Co-Captain 63 INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Exchange Day, Student Commerce Day, Student Government Day HOBBIES: Tropical Fish “Papa” “Hoot” 17 GOULD, ALAN E. 15 Rice St. St. Johns School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Physics COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff Register Staff CLUBS: Key Club INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Exchange Day HOBBIES: Astronomy ALS 17 GRACE, WALTER J. 11 Harrington Road M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Machine HOBBIES: Pool, Bowling “Walla” 18 GRANT, RICHARD J. 3 Union Terrace Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Safety Patrol CLUBS: Key Club ATHLETICS: Baseball “Colonel” 17 27 GRANT, THOMAS C. 489 Green Street Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Service GREENIDGE, STANLEY E. FAVORITE STUDY: History 2 Pleasant Place INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Webster Grammar School Being a Cheerleader INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Cars FAVORITE STUDY: Math “Tom” 17 COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Home Room Committee ATHLETICS: Football INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: © Made a touchdown in the game against Malden. HOBBIES: Model Airplanes “Rock” 17 HALOON, DAVID I. 101 Trowbridge Street Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer FAVORITE STUDY: English, Linotype CLUBS: Projection Club, Register Staff 63-64, Asst. to Editor 64 Yearbook Staff HOBBIES: Citizen’s Band Operator “Dave” 19 HARRIS, EDWARD B. 12 Putnam Gardens Houghton INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Sports, Pool, Bowling FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60, Track 60, Basketball 63-64, GRAY, ROBERT R. esa 63-64 “ aseba ee CLUBS: Projection Club SEE COMMITTEES: Council 60-6 FAVORITE STUDY: Free Hand Drawing Pema ae COMMITTEES: Student Council HOBBIES: Collecting Records “Bob” 17 28 HAWKINS, ROBERT F. 12 Mead Street M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: U.S. Marines ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-64 Cross Country 61-63 “Hawk” 17 HERBERT, LOUIS BERNARD 167 Putnam Ave. Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Council FAVORITE STUDY: History and Math HOBBIES: Water Skiing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball, Track “Bubbles” 18 HEYWARD, PHILIP J. 66 Fairmont St. Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electronics School FAVORITE STUDY: Math CLUBS: Junior Achievement “Savage” 18 — HEYWOOD, CLAYTON EARLE 19 Hews Street Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: Air Force CLUBS: Projection ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 60-61 FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Records, Cars “Clayt” 19 HILLIS, ROBERT J. 53 Henry St. Morse Grammar School INTENTIONS: U.S. Marines COMMITTEES: Soph. Council FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Cars “Bob” 18 29 30 HOGAN, KENNETH W. 21 Fayette St. Saint Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Veterinarian FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Cars “Hogie” il HOUGHTON, JOHN 120 Montgomery St. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mass. College of Art COMMITTEES: Junior Council FAVORITE STUDY: Art HOBBIES: Surfing, Sky Diving “Houghs” 18 HOUSE, WILLIAM M. 2 Pleasant PI. Par Campbell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff Junior, Senior Council CLUBS: Key Club 63-64 FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track 62-63 “Billy” 19 HUGH, WILLIAM C. 5 Putnam Gardens St. Paul’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: English and Machine HOBBIES: Autos “Billy” HUNTLEY, EDWIN J. W. 24 Magazine St. Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Safety Pat. CLUBS: Aux. Fire Dept., Civil Defense HOBBIES: Motorcycling, Pool, Skating, De Molay, Drum Corps, Boy Scouts FAVORITE STUDY: Math “Hot Rod” 17 HUSSEY, KEVIN 27 Maple Ave. Kelley Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Welding HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Cars ahipee 19 JARVIS, STEPHEN T. 135 River St. Houghton Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: English and History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 61-63 HOBBIES: Sports, Cars loi 16 JOHNSON, GABRIEL 247 Washington St. O. W. Holmes Grammar School INTENTIONS: College ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country HOBBIES: Radio, Astronomy FAVORITE STUDY: Physics “Gabe” 19 KELLEY, MICHAEL L. 134 Fifth St. St. Polycarp’s G. S. INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Cars, Drawing, Models. ARG 18 KELLY, GERALD 16 Acorn St. Blessed Sacrament G. S. INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Hist. “Chief” 17 31 LACAMERA, DAVID J. 14 Garrison Rd., Arlington St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College GEUBSaGey.0; FAVORITE STUDY: English ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Baseball HOBBIES: Sports hace 17 LAFLAMME, NORMAN J. 85 Normandy Ave. Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Northeast Technical Sch. FAVORITE STUDY: Machine ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing “Norm” 18 32 LAROCQUE, ARTHUR G. 77 Prospect St. INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Science and Math HOBBIES: Model Kits “Artie” 17 LEFAVE, WILLIAM JOSEPH 51 Chestnut St. Blessed Sacrament INTENTIONS: Service HOBBIES: Hot Rods FAVORITE STUDY: English COMMITTEES: Council 60-61, 62-63, 63-64 LEFEBVRE, LEONARD STEPHEN 4 Kassulek St. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education “Lenny” 18 LUND, RONALD 440 Massachusetts Ave. Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: History LEGROS, DAVID GEORGE CLUBS: DeMolay, Civil Def. 275 Concord Ave. HOBBIES: Cars, pool St. Peter’s Grammar School ‘Ron 17 INTENTIONS: Service FAVORITE STUDY: Printing CLUBS: Projection, Safety Patrol “Dave” 18 LEUCHTER, JOHN W. 119 Harvard St. Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Basketball HOBBIES: Reading, Fishing lack hy LOWE, RONALD 119 Auburn St. Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: U.S. Army FAVORITE STUDY: Science CLUBS: Projection Club, Safety Patrol LYONS, JOHN HOBBIES: Cars 26 Crescent St. “Ronny 18 Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Safety Patr., Projection Club FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity “Stew” 18 33 34 MacMILLAN, J. 94 Reed St. M. E. Fitzgerald INTENTIONS: College HOBBIES: Chess, Billiards, Sports FAVORITE STUDY: History INTERESTING HAPPENINGS: Student Commerce Day “Jay” 19 MAGUIRE, JOHN 209 Lakeview Ave. INTENTIONS: Further Schooling COMMITTEES: Register Staff 63 Yearbook Staff FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Sports “Jack” 16 MAITLAND, WILLIAM D. INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming HOBBIES: Hi-Fi and Stereo MALONEY, ROBERT F. 60 Reed St. Notre Dame Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff CLUBS: Key Club, French Club FAVORITE STUDY: English and Math ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 60, Basketball 60-62, Baseball 61-64 HOBBIES: C.Y.O., Sports “Mal? 17 MANGANO, FRANK 40 Market St. Fletcher Grammar School FAVORITE STUDY: Math “Putsie”’ 17 MARCKINI, JOHN 318 Western Ave. Coolidge Grammar School INTENTIONS: Army FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Coins “Jay” 92 MARENA, JOHN 9 Woodrow Wilson Ct. Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Institute FAVORITE STUDY: Arch. Drawing HOBBIES: Automobiles, Model Trains “Vern” 18 McCAFFREY, DAVID C. 33 Willard St. Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printing College COMMITTEES: Student Council, Safety Patrol HOBBIES: Sports “Dave” 17 McGINNITY. GEORGE W. 45 Stearns St. Peabody Grammar School INTENTIONS: Mass. College of Art COMMITTEES: Freshman, Junior Council (V.P.) FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 60-62, Baseball 61-64, Football 62-63 “Mac” 18 McLAUGHLIN, ROBERT PAUL 79 Amory St. Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Post Graduate Course COMMITTEES: Senior Council CLUBS: The Beavers, Glee Club FAVORITE STUDY: F. H. Drawing “Mouse” 17 35 36 McMULLEN, JAMES C. 30 Crescent St. St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol CLUBS: Glee Club FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity HOBBIES: Guitar, Cars “Take” 18 McSWEENEY, JOSEPH J. 29 Harrison Ave. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Student Council FAVORITE STUDY: Linotype HOBBIES: Cars “Joe” 18 MENZIES, KENNETH THOMAS 62 A Wendell Street Agassiz Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Yearbook Staff, Register Staff CLUBS: Key Club, French Club FAVORITE STUDY: Chemistry HOBBIES: Astronomy, Geology, Mountain Climbing, Chemistry ATHLETIC TEAMS: Golf pl eBvined 17 MICHAELS. ALAN H. 18 Clay St. M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Yearbook Committee Register 62-64, Council 62-64 CLUBS: Key Club 62-64 Treasurer 63-64 FAVORITE STUDY: Math HOBBIES: Coin-Collecting, Water Skiing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Hockey 60-64 Captain 63-64 Baseball 60-64 “Al” 17 MIELE, ANTHONY J. 73 Webster Ave. Kelley Grammar School INTENTIONS: Marines FAVORITE STUDY: Auto, Welding HOBBIES: Cars, Sports “Tony” 1 MORRIS, EDWARD J. 24 Palermo St. Longfellow Grammar School INT ENTIONS: Air Force CLUBS: Projection FAVORITE STUDY: Freehand Drawing ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming HOBBIES: Model Cars “Eddie” i MOUNTAIN, CHARLES F. 107 Clifton St. Burlington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Wentworth Institute FAVORITE STUDY: Machine Shop HOBBIES: Pool “Chuck” 17 MOURGIS, GEORGE A. 201 Columbia St. Fletcher Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education CLUBS: Projection ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 60-64 Tennis 64 FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Basketball, Football “The Golden Greek” 17 MOYES, STEWART F. 78 Highland Ave. Toler Heights Grammar School INTENTIONS: Professional Bowler FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Bowling, Machines “Stew” 17 MULVIHILL, JOHN JOSEPH 93 Fayerweather St. St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball 62-64 HOBBIES: Sports “Moe” 18 37 NAPOLITANO, FRANCIS C. 15 Marion St. Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: College CLUBS: Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity NICOLORO, MICHAEL J. JR. HOBBIES: Shooting, Fishing 42 MraVermon St “Nap” 17 Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: P. G. HOBBIES: Stage Lighting . SPORTS: Football, Baseball Manager CLUBS: Key Club NILE, WILLIAM F. 47 Smith Pl. Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity HOBBIES: Record Albums Bilin 18 O’HEARN, ROBERT P. 24 Forest St., Franklin Southern Jr. High NEWTON. DENNIS L. INTENTIONS: Auto Mechanic 21 Field St. ee Fishing, Shooting Morse Grammar School y 19 INTENTIONS: College FAVORITE STUDY: English SPORTS: Track Co-Captain 63-64. HOBBIES: Swimming, Basketball “Den” llfé 38 O’KEEFE, PATRICK J. JR. 51 Washington Elms Roberts Grammar School INTENTIONS: U.S. Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Math, English HOBBIES: Fishing, Sports, Drum Corps ape” 18 O’NEIL, BARRY R. 22 Haskell St. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Providence College FAVORITE STUDY: Math HOBBIES: Coin Collecting, Baseball “Ba” iy O’NEILL, KEVIN T. 57 Lincoln Way St. Peter’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Printer ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: English “Kevin” 18 PACHECO, JOHN 41 Line St. St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: History ATHLETIC TEAMS: Cross Country, Football “Chico” 17 PARTRIDGE, CHARLES E. 318 Harvard St. St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: History CLUBS: Junior Achievement HOBBIES: Bowling “Charley” 18 39 40 PERROTTA, PAUL A. 4, Baldwin St. Ct. Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service FAVORITE STUDY: Welding HOBBIES: Automobiles i PHELAN, WILLIAM D. 26 Antrim St. Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Military Service FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Swimming aH 17 PIETROSKI, PAUL D. 27 Sherman St. Peabody ‘Grammar School INTENTIONS: College ATHLETIC TEAMS: Baseball, Basketball, Football : FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Skiing ME 17 PINA, MANUEL R. 93 Washington Elms St. Mary’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Electrician FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting “Manny” 16 PURCELL, JUAN J. 3RD 81 Alpine St. Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Educatio FAVORITE STUDY: Math HOBBIES: Coin Collecting “Tuan” 17 REBELLO, ANTHONY 12 Magnolia Ave. Longfellow Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity “Junior” 18 SAMALIS, THOMAS ANDREW 304 Washington St. Immaculate Conception Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education COMMITTEES: Freshman Council ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Sports, Coin Collecting “Tom” 18 SCIARAPPA, JOSEPH 72 Porter St. Wellington Grammar School INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity HOBBIES: Fishing, Cars “Joe” 16 SEMPER, JOHN ROBERT 13 Putnam Gardens Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Senior Council, Safety Patrol ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Coin Collecting “Semp” 17 SHEEHAN, DENNIS MICHAEL 20 Edward T. Sullivan Rd. Sacred Heart Grammar School INTENTIONS: Welder ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming 60 FAVORITE STUDY: Auto ad DY iat 16 4] SHELVEY, THOMAS E. 18 Ellery St. St. Pauls INTENTIONS: Wentworth Inst. HOBBIES: Camping FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing CLUBS: Key Clubs SILVA, JORGE A. “Tom” 1% 132 Spring St. Putnam INTENTIONS: Armed Forces FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Stamp Collecting 18 SKOLNICK, STEPHEN 29 Maple Ave. Longfellow INTENTIONS: Armed Forces HOBBIES: Automobiles FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity CLUBS: Projection Club, Register, Safety Patrol COMMITTEES: Yearbook 62-63 “Steve” KG SOONES, CLAUDE 3 Soden St. Webster INTENTIONS: Armed Forces Playa? 19 SILVA, ANTHONY 163 Webster Ave. Kelly INTENTIONS: Armed Forces FAVORITE STUDY: History “Tony” Ne 42 SPEARMAN, J. 6 Nutting Road SOUZA, JOHN L. St. Paul 4. Jackson Gardens INTENTIONS: Navy Wellington School HOBBIES: Guns INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Electricity ATHELTIC TEAMS: Basketball, Baseball CLUBS: Projection Club “Johnny” 17 SOUZA, RICHARD J. 4 Jackson Gardens Wellington INTENTIONS: Further Education HOBBIES: Sports FAVORITE STUDY: Math COMMITTEES: Council 63-64 “Richie” 17 SPARTICHINO, ALFRED D. 42 Lincoln Way INTENTIONS: College AG BE) SPURRELL, JAMES WILLIAM 257 Putnam Ave. Houghton INTENTIONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Cars age 7 A 43 SQUIRES, JAMES E. 19 Tenney St. M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Freshman, Sophomore Council ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Basketball, Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: English and Math SWEETLAND. LAWRENCE HOBBIES: Cars, Sports 198 Allston St “Horse” 18 Monee man INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Art HOBBIES: Cars, Pool 18 SWINAMER, CARL M. 25 Beech St. M. E. Fitzgerald INTENTIONS: Air Force FAVORITE STUDY: Math HOBBIES: Electronics 18 SZUPEL, HENERY 10 Marne St. Kelly INTENTI ONS: Further Education FAVORITE STUDY: English STONE, KEVIN E. ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football 53 Regent St. HOBBIES: Skin Diving, Hunting M. E, Fitzgerald Grammar School ‘Shups” 17 INTENTIONS: Further Education COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol ATHLETIC TEAMS: Swimming, Tennis FAVORITE STUDY: History HOBBIES: Cars “S-toney” 1G 44 THIBODEAU, WILLIAM E. 136 Richdale Ave. M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy COMMITTEES: Safety Patrol ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football TERRY, MICHAEL L. FAVORITE STUDY: Machine 66 Hampshire St. HOBBIES: Cars Roberts Grammar School “Tih” 17 INTENTIONS: Further Education ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball 60-63 FAVORITE STUDY: English HOBBIES: Sports “Tezo” 17 THERIAULT, PAUL 33 Dudley St. Notre Dame Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Welding HOBBIES: Cars 18 THIBODEAU, PHILLIP E. 58 Madison Ave. St. John’s Grammar School INTENTIONS: Academy of Music COMMITTEES: Junior Council ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, THOMPSON, GEORGE L. Baseball FAVORITE STUDY: English 4 Salem St. HOBBIES: Singing Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: Navy FAVORITE STUDY: Art HOBBIES: Skating, Pool “Tommy” 18 45 THORNE, DARNLEY H. 78 Howard St. Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: College ATHLETIC TEAMS: Football, Track FAVORITE STUDY: Physics VINCENZI, RICHARD “Weiner” 16 237 Rindge Ave. M. E. Fitzgerald Grammar School INTENTIONS: College CLUBS: Projection Club FAVORITE STUDY: Math HOBBIES: Basketball “Richie” Wy WARD, ROBERT 7 Putnam Gardens Houghton Grammar School INTENTIONS: Business School ATHLETIC TEAMS: Basketball FAVORITE STUDY: Mechanical Drawing “Bob” 18 WATSON, EDWARD L. JR. 216 Green St. Webster Grammar School INTENTIONS: College COMMITTEES: Student Council Freshman—Secretary, Sophomore—- Treasurer, Junior, Senior TRAINOR, RICHARD J. CLUBS: Safety Patrol, Projection 395 Huron Ave. Club, Rindge Register, Junior Russell Grammar School INTENTIONS: Coll eye : College ATHLETIC TEAMS: Track, Baseb COMMITTEES: Junior Council, “Eddie” 17 iia Safety Patrol FAVORITE STUDY: Electronics HOBBIES: Coin Collecting “Rich” 17 46 WILLIAMS, ROBERT L.. 27 Lincoln Way M. E. 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JENNINGS Electronics Two left, Three right... 52 Key Club ty FRONT ROW, (L to R): Neal Michaels, Robert DiPace, David Holway, Alan Michaels—Treasurer, Francis DiPace—Pres., Mr. Bourdeau—Advisor, Kenneth Menzies—Sec., Edward Ward—V.P., Rondald LaPage, Pedro Silva. SECOND ROW, (L to R): Paul Gibson, Michael Nicoloro, John DeLeo, Michael Fraume ni, Kenneth Young, Richard Calabrese, Earnest Wantman, John Semper, Robert Maloney, Paul Beaudoin, Thomas Shelvey. THIRD ROW, (L to R): Aurellio Torres, William Desimone, John Gibbs, Alan E. Gould, Manul Ribero, Thomas Wright, Thomas Margetson, William House, Richard (Col.) Grant, Lawerence LaFlamme, Paul Spedding. Register FIRST ROW (L-R): Mr. O’Brien—Faculty Advisor, Stephen Skolnik, David Haloon, Alan Gould, Mr. Fogg—Faculty Advisor, Francis DiPace—Editor, Paul Gibson, Paul Chandler, Edward Harris, Mr, McMahon. SECOND ROW (L-R): William Allen, Ronald Fraumeni, Pedro Silva, Kenneth Menzies, Alan Michaels, Thomas Margetson, John Gibbs, David Doyle, Anthony Costa, Francis Arenella, John Holloway, Edward Smith. 53 National Honor Society FRONT ROW, (L to R): Thomas Doyle, Ronald Capotasto, Mr. Murphey, Mr. Parris, Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Joyce, Mr. McMurtry, Francis DiPace. SECOND ROW, (L to R): Pedro Silva, Stanley Greenidge, Kenneth Menzies, Brendan Coffey, Paul Gibson, Michael Fraumeni, Joseph Bourgeois, John Marotto, Paul Clarke. THIRD ROW, (L to R): Alan Gould, Arthur Laroocque, Stanley Daszuta, Anthony Costa, Richard Calabrese, Edward Dahl, Richard Grant, James Lamoureux. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 54 Kenneth T. Menzies Richard J. Grant Anthony J. Costa Thomas G. Doyle Richard A. Calabrese Paul T. Gibson Francis T. DiPace Jr. Arthur G. LaRocque Charles M. Bairos Stanley Greenidge Ralph R. Collins Alan A. Gould Carl M. Swinamer John J. Marckini Anthony Rebello Thomas E. Shelvey John L. Souza Jr. Thomas F. French Robert F. Maloney Paul J. Beaudoin Roll of Honor MOST INDUSTRIOUS BEST DISPOSITION MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MICHAEL NICOLORO ANTHONY COSTA KENNETH MENZIES MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR MOST SINCERE MOST TALKATIVE LOU HERBERT EDWARD HARRIS WILLIAM HOUSE ALAN E. GOULD MOST DEPENDABLE MOST HUMOROUS MOST EARNEST STEVEN SKOLNICK JAMES CLARK ROBERT COLLINS 56 BEST ALL AROUND BEST DANCER TALLEST PAUL GIBSON DENNIS NEWTON RICHARD CALABRESE SHORTEST BEST DRESSED HEARTIEST LAUGHTER GREATEST DREAMER THOMAS DOYLE ROBERT WARD STANLEY GREENIDGE JAMES SQUIRES MOST BASHFUL NOISIEST SMOOTHEST LINE BRYAN FLATHERY JOHN FIALKOWSKI EDWARD DIAS sf) 58 Class History FRESHMAN YEAR 1960-61 The doors of Rindge opened to us in September 1960. It was with apprehension that we entered and with a fond hope that our four years would pass quickly. Throughout this year we became acquainted and in our first class election Edward Dias was voted president. About the middle of the year; a new administration under Mr. Robert R. Sweeney, former aeronautics teacher, took office. In athletic events, our renowned track team once again won the state championship. Our basketball team ran away with the Suburban League title, but had a bad night and was eliminated, the first game of the Tech Tournament. SOPHOMORE YEAR 1961-1962 We began the sophomore year with an air of assurance. Our councillors again selected Edward Dias as class president, and he did a marvelous job throughout the second year. Sportswise the year was a busy one. In football, the team had a fairly good year, and topped it off by beating the school across the street 30-0. Although our basketball team suffered the loss of its dedicated coach, Mr. Murphy, it won the class “A” title in the Tech Tourney in four hard games. JUNIOR YEAR 1962-63 Many of us thought that this would be the toughest year of high school. A well known track man, Bill House, was elected president. With the coming of October the basketball season began. At first the prospects looked dim, but Coach Culhane whipped up a team that could not be beaten. They won the Suburban League title. Track, which is a year round sport, started in the fall with the cross country team winning the Met League championship. With the winter came indoor track and the B.A.A. title. This team had a record breaking relay team. Jim Griffin and Tim Johnson were sent to the nationals where Tim Johnson set a high school record in the 440 and Jim Griffin placed third in the dash. Although we had one of the best goalies in the G.B.I., Alan Michaels, our team had a poor season. This year both the P.T.A. and the school administration fought a hard battle against the wishes of some of the school committeemen to change Rindge to a trade school, fortunately the P.T.A. won. SENIOR YEAR 1963-64 As we began our final year at Rindge, each student sensed a feeling of disbelief because his years had passed so quickly. The senior class immediately started to roll after electing Paul Gibson as president. Our football team had a very successful season. One of the highlights of the season was a victory over Boston English, which had been undefeated in 19 starts. Two of our boys, Aubrey Flagg and end Lou Herbert, were chosen All-Scholastic. Our strong track team won the division champi onship. The basketball team breezed to the Suburban League championship and gained a berth in the Tech Tourney. 1963 marked the 75th anniversary of Rindge and Walter Brennan, a graduate and now famous actor, came to visit the school. We are now looking forward to our graduation, but still cannot understand how the years have passed so quickly. ——— ———— = We the Class of 1964 of Rindge Technical School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, who as of this date have relinquished all responsibility for our actions, leave to those who must remain here in everlasting torment, our last will and testament in the hope that it will ease their suffering. We leave to: Mr. Sweeney, a personalized bomb detector. Mr. William Kelleher, a set of hand-made deten- tion slips. Mr. John Kelleher, a book entitled, “What to Do Until the Riot Squad Comes.” Mr. Ryan, a dictionary of trite expressions and 0, eam mixed metaphors. Ll —— Mr. Jennings, a book entitled, “How to Express ——— Yourself Clearly.” —= Miss O’Rourke, a boy scout first aid kit. es Mr. Joyce, an autographed picture of Charles de ass Gaulle. ee Mr. Scott, a year’s supply of red pencils for —— correcting papers. aay Mr. Sateriale, a computer capable of handling ninth degree equations with integral coeffi- cients. Mr. Parris, a set of extra lab manuals. ——— _isMr. Culhane, a set of cleats for touch football. at The freshman class, a copy of “How to Succeed in School Without Really Trying.” The sophomore class, the thought of having Mr. William Kelleher as dean. The juniors, an experienced yearbook staff. 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 1964 oN, 60 Epilogue The years of our graduation will be the most important ones of our lives. We must set our goals carefully and then strive to obtain them. In order to make our youthful dreams become reality, we must work. We can say that our quest to fulfill these dreams will be difficult, but not impossible, thanks to our good training at Rindge Tech. Life has shown that maturity and flexibility are the primary elements which will determine our success or failure. Since the world is always changing, we must have the maturity to face it without qualms and the flex- ibility to change with it. If we hesitate or become complacent, our dreams will shatter, and we will be heard vainly echoing regret that we could have done better. Now, as we leave the halls of Rindge, let us remember that life is only a means to an end; that end is God. 6| eh FIRST ROW, (L to R): Asst. Coach—Joseph Cincotta, Ed Wright, Al Newton, Joe Philpott, Co- Capt. Aubrey Flagg, Co-Capt. Ben Brathwaite, Stan Greenidge, Paul Courtney, John Medeiros, Asst. Manager Neal Michaels. SECOND ROW, (L to R): Coach William Reagan, Malcom Coley, Larry Bingham, Aaron Brath- Singleton, Alvin Bowen, Ken Young, L. Waithe, Enricus Everteze, David Greenidge, Asst. Mer. Richard Forsythe, Team Physician Dr. Driscolle. THIRD ROW, (L to R): Asst. Coach Ed Fratto, Joe Miller, Ed Harris, Ernie Dobson, Tom Davis, Lawrence Dottin, Jack Fialkowski, B. Mitchell, Geogre Sealy, Tom Foster, Mgr. Mike Nicoloro. FOURTH ROW, (L to R): Asst. Coach John Powers, Tim Sullivan, Paul Pietroski, Head Coach Tom Smith, Jim Squires, Darnley Thorne, Lou Herbert, Jack Pacheco, Jim Clark, Jim Brown, Al Donnely, Wally Thurston, Tom Samalis. Football Under the excellent coaching staff our Rindge Warriors closed out their ’63 season with a 6 win 3 loss record. Much to the surprise of many sports columnists our Fighting Technicians upset many a title seeking squad. Every player showed that he has what it takes. Co-Captains, Ben Brathwaite and Aubrey Flagg, led their team to a position in the top twenty in Massachusetts. Recognition must be given to the departing seniors: Aubrey Flagg, All Scholastic and All American quarterback, Lou Herbert, All Scholastic end, Eddie Harris, a boy with the heart of an All American, James Clark, end, James Squires, center, Stan Greenidge, guard, Darnley Thorne, tackle, Ernie Dobson, halfback and Enricus Everteze, defensive punt specialist. 64 FRONT ROW, (L to R): Thomas Davis, James Brogan, Robert Hawkins, Co-Capt. Dennis Newton, Co-Capt. Fredrick Berry, Paul Gibson, Enricius Everteze, Louis Paul, Philip Jackman. SECOND ROW, (L to R): Coach William Reagan, Malcom Coley, Larry Bingham, Aaron Brath- waite, Larry LaLamme, Thomas Margetson, Darnley Thorne, Severlin Singleton, Robert Farrell, Carl Griffin, Michael Bianco, John Gallego. Track 1963-64 After having an only mediocre season for cross country, Coach Reagan’s boys of the thinclads started to work out of an excellent indoor season. The indoor track season started in a new home, the Commonwealth Armory, be- cause the old East Newton Street Armory had been condemned a few months before the season started. The tracksters won their first meet to begin the season in the right spirit. They clinched the Metropolitan League title by defeating their most formidable foe, Weymouth, and winning all their dual meets. Despite the dazzling performances in the dual meets, Coach Reagan’s team was not up to its peak in any of the big meets. Along with the absence of a few standouts and some bad luck Rindge lost its class “A” crowns in both the BAA and the state meet. However, the track team is looking forward to a good outdoor season. FRONT ROW, (L to R): Myles McTernan, George Mourgis, Benjamin Brathwaite, Co-Capt. Robert Ward, Co-Capt. Louis Herbert, Thomas Samalis, Coach Edward Culhane, Asst. Coach Richard Calnan. BACK ROW: Cecil Sullivan, Calvin Jenkins, Leroy Waithe, David Greenidge, Wallace Thurston, Paul Frechette, Paul Singleton, Lawrence Waithe, Richard Kanode, James Clark, Edward Harris (Mer.) Basketball 1963-64 This year’s team finished on top of the suburban league, with a record of 17 wins and only one defeat. They will soon defend their Tech Tourney title, which they have held for the past two years. Although they are not favored to repeat as champs, they are a strong contender. The team has three of five returning starters of last year’s team. The two new starters are forward Ben Brathwaite and guard John Semper. These who were starters last year are center and co-captain Lou Herbert, guard and co-captain Bob Ward, and forward Tom Samalis. We wish Coach Culhane and his team good fortune in the upcoming tournament. 65 Hockey — 1963-64 The varsity six of Rindge found themselves in a tough league this year. All season it was a battle for first place with Arlington coming out on top. For the second year in a row the first four teams in the league qualified for the State Hockey Tournament. Although Rindge was experienced, it lacked depth, and finished the season in sixth place. The Rindge pucksters were never really out of any game. Senior captain and goalie, Alan Michaels, defense man and member of the 1963-64 G.B.I. All-Star team, Larry Tosi, Albert Donnely and Steve Donnely all had an excellent season. Ed Wright, an experienced junior, was out most of the season due to an injury. Other players who participated were: juniors: Leo LaBlanc, and Steve Collins; sophomores: Mike Sico, Paul Ciccolo, Morman Leger, Bill Frazier, Dave Rouloue and Tom Jennings; freshmen: Bill Mohoney and Dick Hayes. FRONT ROW: Richard Grant, Robert Maloney, Barry O’Neill, Co-Captain Richard Calabrese, Co- Captain Paul Frechette, Joseph Amato, Joseph Scipiletti, Thomas Valenti. SECOND ROW: Michael Nicoloro Manager, Alan Michaels, Steve Donnelly, John Mulvihill, Ed Harris, Albert Donnelly, Aubrey Flagg, John Fialkowski, Kevin Darcy, Doug Gauthier, Coach Lawrence Gibson. Baseball — 1964 This year’s baseball team is looking forward to a better season than in previous years. In all, we have six returning starters: Bob Maloney at shortstop, Al Michaels in center field, Aubrey Flagg, our most reliable pitcher, Ed Wright, a junior catcher, Co-Captain Paul Frechette in right field, and the other Co-Captain, Dick Calabrese, at first. For the junior varsity we have some players to whom may be given a starting berth: Tom Valenti, Joe Scipiletti, Paul Singleton, John Leucher and Don Greenidge. On paper we feel that we have the makings of a league contender. 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