Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

RINDGE es TEC HNICAL: SCHOOL FOUNDED BY FREDERICK. H - ,RINDGE ) ‘MAINTAINED. BY THE CAMBRIEGE ANUAL {RAIN S 188 ! Tagea nr THE Teepe helps qs SNQwN SCHOOL tnt OM TY WAS. THIEN’ NAMA NAME HINIGAL SRHOORg 04 eg oa OF THE FOUNDER WAS = TO NS SHOUL MANUAL ARTS� UL INDUSTRY OSE OF THE FOUNDER As SUCCESS- BLE PRINCIPALS OF THE.SCHOOL + 4) tay IS + = 1888-1895 ARLES | 1- MORSE 1895-1907 « JOHN W- WOOD + + 1907- SCHOOL COMMITTEE . RICHARD M-RUSSELL «© 7) 4 MAYOR Y ’ JOHN D-LYNCH wee-cHAiewan MaRS: TESSER IW: BROOKS “, DR-JAMES J- CASSIDY JOHIN, LACEY DELANEY ke PE MONE A FITZGERAI — - RALPH W-RORARY M Mm ( GERALLY te CE PNDENE Of SOUNDER AS THE ay «2 Ine: RINDGE ELOPED THROUGH A SUCCESSION OF Mr. Robert Meyer, woodwork- ing and pattern instructor, who served for forty-four years in the C ambridge School Department, died on Oct. 18, 1965. Born in 1898, Mr. Meyer graduated from Stevens Trade School, Lancaster, Pa., and attended the Lowell Institute, and M.1.T. for three years. Mr. Meyer was a noted wrestling coach, swim- ming coach and referee. Recently, he was in charge of the (swim- ming pool) War Memorial. Mr. Eugene Fitzgerald, who taught in this school for thirty years both as an English teacher and as head of the English: department, died in May, 1965. The faculty and student body will always remember the influence exerted on them by these two teachers. Prologue We of the yearbook staff had the assignment of capturing the memories, spirit, and feeling of four years of our lives, and of put- ting these delicate intangibles into book form. How does one convey an inner feeling, a spirit in words? Obviously, it can not be done. Nevertheless we attempted it; but all we could do was present a com- bination of pictures and names which we hope will stir memories in the future. We have done our share of the job of keeping Rindge alive in your minds, the rest is up to you. Ss oe = “No Q YA 3 aS MR. JOHN M. TOBIN Superintendent of Schools EBRUARY 1965 iT ee a — 7 MR. EDWARD A. CONLEY ie ‘ MR. DAVID E. HOCKMAN fy Z fx za ip) pd ei a YQ eQ O oc pd a Headmaster Y ) ie Y 4 MR. WILLI AM J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster a MR. JOHN F. J. KELLEHER Assistant Headmaster LEE! Zo Head of Science Department RAYMOND F. SCOTT Mr. Scott has been on the Rindge faculty since Oct. 1, 1928. He is graduate of Boston College and holds a Bachelor and Master of Arts de- grees. Head of Social Studies Dept. Mr. Vincent O’Connell has been at Rindge for 36 years. He gradu- ated from Boston College where he majored in history. He says of us “This is one of the best classes I have ever had.” Head of Mathematics Department JOSEPH GORDON SATERIALE Mr. Sateriale has been teaching at Rindge for 14 years. He has an Ed. M. from Harvard and a B. S. from Boston University. Head of French Dept. Mr. Joyce has only one motto to guide him; Live a good life. Be true to self, family, and country. Science Department Pr sea ees pees (L to R) Mr. Scott, Mr. Parris Mr. Coughlan Mr. Richards English Department ston (L to R) Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Powers (L to R) Mr. Bromberg, Mr. Sennott, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. O'Leary, and Mr. Reagan. V1 English Department (L to R) Mr. Fogg, Mr. Fitzgerald Mathematics Department (L to R) Mr. Healy, McFadden (L to R) Mr. Sarasin, Mr. Wadden, and Mr. Huyghe. 12 Soctal Studies SE Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Harrington Mr. O'Sullivan, Mr. Killilea French Department Electrical Department Mr. Joyce, Mr. Culhane Mr. McMurtry, Mr. Hall (L to R) Mr. Crawley, Mr. Kaltsos Mr. Martignetti, Mr. Travers, Mr. Jen- nings. Chemistry Department Drawing Department ioe ss a esr Juntor Class Officers John Mahoney, Mr. Fogg, Clarence Gaynor Gregory Head, Al Newton enor Class Officers Albert B. Castrucci President Neal L. Michaels Secretary Carlos M. Soares Treasurer James E. Greenidge Vice-President 17 RICHARD J. ARMSTRONG Nickname—Army 15) JUSS See Grammar School—St. Maty’s Intentions—mechanic Hobbies—model Airplanes cars Clubs—Safety Patrol NICHOLAS R. ANTONIZICK 39 Homer Ave. Age 17 Grammar School—Haggerty School Intentions—Marines Hobbies—guitar Favorite Study—Math RICHARD J. AUTERIO Nickname—Rick Age—18 75 Washington Elms Grammar School—Roberts Favorite Study—History Interesting Happenings while at Rindge—Senior Commerce Day GREGORY M. ANTONOPOULOS Nickname—Greg 39 Roberts Rd. Age—17° Grammar School—Roberts Intentions—College Hobbies—guitar Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—tennis ’63-'64 Clubs—Key Club, ’63-’66, Sec-| retary, Senior Council, Na- tional Honor Society—’64-'66, Yearbook Staff—'66 Titles—Editor of the Register Staff ’65-'66 Interesting. Happenings While at Rindge—student exchange, Senior commerce Day Tufts Summer Program—’65, met Jacques Ives Cousteau. ARTYHUR AVERETTI Nickname; Att 114 Pine St. Age; 17 Grammar School Hingham South Junior High Intentions; Electronic Techni- | cian Favorite Study; Electronics Athletics; Baseball Club; Pro- jection Club ROBERT T. BAUMER Nickname—Bob 35 Holworthy St. Age—17 Grammar School—St. John’s Intentions—Futther “Education Hobbies—Golf Electronics Favorite Study—Math Athletic—Golf Happenings—Senior Commerce | Day THOMAS R. BERTRAND Nickname—Birdie 23 Market Street Age—17 Grammar School—Fletcher Intentions—Air Force Hobbies—Music THOMAS R. BEAUDRY JR. Nickname; Bo 64 Washintgon Elms Teen 107 Grammar School; Roberts Intentions; College Hobbies; Sports Dancing Favorite Study; History Athletic Teams; Cross Country 3 yrs. Basketball 1 year Indoor Track 1 yr. Clubs; Varsity Club Happenings; Won the Surbur- ban League Championship the Metropolitan Track Cham- pionship. ARTHUBR S. BONISLAWSKI JR. Nickname—Arttie 24 Portsmouth St. Age—18 Grammar School—Immaculate Conception Intention—Further Study Hobbies—Electronics Cars Athletics—Football Hockey 65 Clubs—Projection Favorite Study—Linotype Happenings—Senior Commerce Day ROBERT G. BEDRICK Nickname—Bed 120 Chestnut St. Age—18 Grammar School—Morse School Hobbies—Motorcycling Favorite Study—Math Athletics—Swimming ’62-’64 Clubs—Glee Club Interesting Happening while at Rind ge—Senior Commerce Day a =� f Nickname—Benny 155 Walden St. Intentions—College MICHAEL BENEVENT Hobbies—Sking Fishing Favorite Study—Math � f tag 2 Athletics—Swimming ’62-'63 Clubs—Key Club ’63-'65 ma Club ’65-’66 Dra- ALVIN R. BOWEN JR. Nickname—Al or Bo 23 Roospuelt Towers Age—17 Grammar School—W ebster Intentions—Electrical Engineer Hobbies—Sports Favorite Study—Electricity Athletics—Football ’62-’65, Bas- ketball ’62-’65 PATRICK T. BOYLE Nickname—Pat 22 Newtowne Court Age—17 Grammar School—Roberts Intentions—College Hobbies—Drum Corps read- ing Favorite Study—Math Physics Athletic—Baseball ’66 Clubs—Key Club, Yearbook Register Staff JOHN J. BOTLHO Nickname—Johnny Bots 5 Lincoln Way Age—19 Grammar School—Fitzgerald Intentwons—Prep School Hobbies—Home Movies Favorite Study+History, Elec- tricity, Electronics Draw- ing Committees—Yeatbook Stu- dent Council Hap penings—Senior Commerce Day AARON G. BRATHWAITL Nickname—Ab 61 Washburn Ave. Age—18 Grammar School—Fitzgerald Intentions—College Hobbies—Dancing, Jazz Piano Favorite Study—History Athletics—Track ’62-65 Football ’62-'65 Clubs—Vartsity Executive Board Senior Council ALLAN G. BOURGEOIS Nickname—Al 4 Hampshire Pl. Agé—16 11 mos. Grammar School—Longfellow Intentions—College Favorite Study—Music | Clubs—Drum and Bugle Corps | . JEFFREY A. BRIGGS Nickname—Jeff 286 Concord Ave. Grammar School—Dover Gram- mar Sch. Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Intentions—Arttist Hobbies—Art, Graphic Arts, Music Reading Favorite Study—Art History Athletic—Football ’62 Clubs—Drama, Art, Yearbook Staff WILLIAM G. BROOKS Nickname—Billy 17 St. Sauveur Court Age—17 Grammar School—St. Johns Intentions—Further Education Favorite Study—Architectural Drawing Clubs—Drafting Club Senior Council RICHARD A. CABRAL Nickname—Richie 303 Hurley St. Age—17 Grammar School—Thorndike Intentions—Service Favorite Study—Auto Athletic—Hockey ’62 JAMES L. BROWN Nickname—Lon 2 Sacramento PI. Age—19 Grammar School—Fletcher Intentions—College Hobbies—Chess Att Favorite Study—Physics Athletics—Football 62-65, Track ’62-’65 Clubs—National Honor, Socie- ty, French, Drama, Varsity Clubs Yearbook Editor ANTHONY L. CACCIOLA Nickname—Cas 63 Dana St. Age—17 Grammar School—Longfellow Intentions—Further Education Favorite Study—Electricity Athletic—Baseball MARK V. BYRNE 181 Rindge Ave. Age—17 Grammar School—Agassiz Intentions—Printer sh WALTER D. BUTLER Nickname—Butt 22 Magazine St. Age—18 Grammar School—Longfellow Intentions—Prep School Hobbies—Swimming; Skiing, Scuba Diving, Surfing Favorite Study—World History English Athletics Tennts Club—Varsity Club 21 ANTHONY U. CAMARRA Nickname. Doc 47 Belmont St. Age. 17 Grammar school—Haggetty. Intentions—Electronics Cambridge Hobbies. Roller skating bowl- ing Favorite Study. History. Athletic Teams Track Clubs, Projection PAUL P. CICCOLO Nickname. Chic 82 Oxford Ave. Age. 17 Grammar School Sacred Heart Intentions. College Hobbies. cars, sports Favorite Study. drawing. Athletic Teams. football ’62 tennis '62-'66 hockey ’62- 66 Clubs. Varsity Club, Art Club. Committees. Register Staff, Yearbook staff 22 mechanical RICCARDO S. CARACO Nickname. Ricky 366 Broadway Camb. Age. 19 Grammar School. Longfellow Intentions. Electronics Engineer Hobbies cars Favorite Study. Physics Athletic Teams. football track Clubs. Projection JOHN F. CLORAN Nickname. Jack 20 Tenney St. Camb. Age. 17 Grammar School St. John’s School Intentions. College Favorite Study—printing Athletic Teams—track, baseball Clubs. Projection Committees. Senior Council Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—meeting Walter Brennan .. JAMES E. CARMICHAEL JR. Nickname. Jimmy 24 Kenwood St. Age 18 Grammar school. Morse Intentions. Electrician Hobbies. Sports Favorite Study Electricity Athletic Teams. baseball ’63 ALBERT B. CASTRUCCI Nickname. Cass 268 Walden St. Age. 17 Grammar school Peabody Intentions. College Hobbies. Music Favorite study History Committees. President of Senior Class Yearbook Staff Also President of Freshman, Soph- omore, Junior councils from ’62 to ’65 Interesting Happenings While at «Rindge. Senior Commerce IDEN oc JOHN R. CLOVER Nickname; Richie 12t@Oakestes Age; 18 Grammar School Longfellow Intentions; Navy Hobbies; Swimming Favorite Study: English Clubs; Safety Patrol Rindge Register Staff Happenings; Senior Commerce Day JEROME V. CONNORS Nickname; Jerry 111 Banks St. Intentions; College: Hobbies; sports Favorite Study; Math Athletic Teams; football, indoor outdoor track Clubs; Varsity Club Secretary to the Yearbook Staff. Interesting Happenings while at Rindge; Beating Latin IN ’65 Grammar School; St. Paul’s JOSEPH CORREIA Nickname; John 122 Inman St. Age; 18 Grammar School Longfellow Intentions; Printing Favorite Study: printing Athletic Team; football ’62 Interesting Happenings While at Rindge; Senior Commerce Day THEDIS L. CUNNINGHAM Nickname, Goochie 49 Hancock St. Ses ali7, Grammar School Walcoe Grade School Intentions; pro basketball Favortie Study English Athletic Teams; football ’64-’66 basketball ’63-'66 Clubs; Varsity Club and Senior Council 23 EDWARD F. DALY Nickname —Eddie 65 Washington Elms Age 17 Grammar School—Roberts Intentions—Undecided Hobbies—Cars Favorite Study—Linotype Interesting Happenings while at Rindge + Different. Homeroom Teacher every year RICHARD A. DECOTEAU Nickname—Dick 16 Cherry St. Age 19 Grammar School Fletcher Intentions Electronics Hobbies Working on old tele- phones Favorite Study Electronics Clubs—Chess Club 62-63 Interesting Happenings while at Rindge First Prize in Rindge Science Fair 65, Second Prize in 64, Third Prize in 63 24 THOMAS DARGAN Nickname—Tod 9 Lawrence St. Grammar School—Blessed Sac- rament Intentions—Printer Favorite Study—Printing Athletic Teams—Hockey—65- 66 Clubs—Register Committees—Student 63-66 Council JOSEPH DeFEUDIS Nickname—Pepe 28 Harding St. Age 17 Grammar School Hatrington Intentions Machinist Hobbies—Horseback riding, swimming, basketball, Bil- liards Favorite Study History Committees—Senior Council 63- 65 THOMAS S. DAVIS JR. Nickname—Skipper 145 Sharon St. Age 18 Grammar School Roberts Intentions—College Hobbies—Collecting Records Favorite Study English Athletic Teams Track 62-66 66 Co-Captain — Football 62-65 65 Co-Captain Clubs—President Varsity Club Interesting Happenings while at Rindge Beat Boston English 8-0 MICHAEL DiBENEDETTO Nickname—Panooch 55 Chilton St. Grammar School Russell Intentions U.S. Marine Corps Hobbies—Model Trains Favorite Study Math Interesting Happenings while at Rindge The day I graduate JOHN G. DELEO Nickname John | 27 Hollis St. Camb. | Age. 18 Grammar School—St. John’s School _ Intentions—College Hobbies—swimming, moun- tain Climbing “Favorite Study—oceanography Athletic Teams—football swimming ’62, Outdoor track- —'63, Co-captain swimming team ’66 Clubs—Glee Club ’62, Key Club Drama Club ’66 Committees—Register Staff DAVID G. DICKSON Nickname—Dave 31014 Pearl St. Age—18 Grammar school—Morse Intentions—College Hobbies—stamp collecting Athletic T eams—baseball JOHN F. EGAN Nickname—Jack 5 Jefferson Park Age—16 Grammar School—M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions—College Hobbies—fishing Favorite Study—electricity Athletic Teams—asst. track man- ager, Freshman basketball team member Interesting Happenings While at Rindge Senior Commerce Day 1) nia: — % ; ROBERT DiPACE Nickname—Dippado 109 Holworthy St. Age—17 Grammar school—Haggerty Intentions—College Hobbies—sports Favorite Study—English. Athletic Teams 66 Clubs—Key Club president ’65, 66 Committees—Register, Yeat- book Staff Interesting Happening While at Rindge—Student Commerce Day Key Club Conven- tion. baseball ’62, Ba. Ns MICHAEL J. DONESKI Nickname—Mtr. Bones 21 Harrington Rd. Age—19 . Grammar School—sSt. John’s Inzréntions—W entworth Hobbies—drum corps Athletic Teams—track ’62 25 ROBERT F. ELLIOT 4 Pleasant Pl. Cambridge Age 17 Grammar School—Blessed Sac- trament Intentions. Service Favorite Study. Machine Shop RALPH B. EWING Nickname. Hue 14 Suffolk St. Age 18 Grammar School. Fletcher Intentions. College Favorite Study. History Athletic Tea ms. Basketball ’62 Football ’62 Basketball ’64 Basketball ’65 Clubs. Drafting—Secretary Committees. Pres. Freshman Council, member Sophomore, Junior Council ROBERT E. FARRELL JR. Nickname; Bob 123 Corcoran Park Age; 17 Grammar School; Haggerty Intentions; Service Favorite Study Science Athletic Team; Cross-country Ind. Outdoor Track 3 years Happenings; Tech Tourney win over Durfee, And Track championship in 1964. 26 JOSEPH G. FOLEY Nickname. Joe 5 Putnam Gardens Age 17 Grammar School. St. Pau Intentions. Service Favorite Study. Auto RICHARD W. FORSYTHE Nickname Richie 594 Franklin St. Age. 17 Grammar School. Intentions. College Hobby. Sports Favorite Study. History Athletic Teams. Football Man- ager ’63-’66 Clubs. Varsity Letter Club. Yearbook Committee DAVID E. FOSTER Nickname— Fos’ 281 River St. Age—17 Grammar School—Blessed Sac- rament Intentions—College Hobbies—basketball Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—football ’62 basketball ’62-’66 Clubs—Glee Club PHILIP GASPER Nickname—'Alky’ Norfolk St. Age—17 Grammar School—St. Mary’s Intentions—College Hobbies—cars, surfing Favorite Study—English Athletic Teams—football ’62-’66 Co-captain football 66 Base- ball ’65- 66 hockey—’64 Clubs—Varsity Club, Key Club Committees—Register Staff, Yearbook Staff, Senior Coun- cil JOHN R. FRAZIER JR. Nickname —'B.J.’ 91 Alpine St. Age 18 Grammar. School—Oliver Wen- dell Holmes Jr. High Intentions—College Favorite Study—Math, English Athletic Teams—basketball and baseball Committees—Register Staff Yearbook Staff Interesting Happening While at Rindge Senior Commerce Day JAMES E. GAVIN Nickname—Gav 16 Camb. Terrace Age 17 Grammar School—Notre Dame Intentions—Service Hobbies—sports Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—baseball ’62- 66 27 JAMES GREENIDGE Nickname. Jim 51 Washington Elms Age. 17 Grammar School. Roberts Intentions. College, Teacher- Coach Hobbies. Sports Favorite Study. Physics Athletic Teams. Baseball 65-66 Co-captain—66 Clubs. Varsity Club—66 Committees. |Soph.—President Junior—Vice-Pres. Senior Vice-Pres) H. R. Room Councillor 62-66 28 CARL W. GRIFFIN Nickname. Griff 9 Hews St. Age. 17 Gramar School. Houghton Intentions. Further Education Hobbies. Cars, Sports Favorite Study English Atheltic Teams. Cross Country 62-65 (Captain—65) Indoor Track 62@6 Outdoor Track 62-66 Clubs. Varsity Club Committees. Freshman Council Sophomore Council Senior Council KEVIN F. GIBBONS Nickname. Gib 39 Jefferson Park Age. 19 Grammar School—M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions. Higher Education Hobbies. Drawing, Reading Favorite Study. History Clubs. Key Club, National Hon- or Society Committees. 62-66 Interesting Happenings While at Rindge. Induction into the National Honor Society Student Council. MELVIN J. GURNEY Nickname Mel 55 Eustis St. Age 17 Grammar School. Vickery, Pitts- field, Maine Favorite Study. Class Clubs. National Honor Society Automotive WALTER E. GLENNON Nickname. Sonny 8 Roosevelt Towers Age. 16 Grammar School. Harrington Intentions. Service Hobbies. Coin Collecting, Sports | Favorite Study. English Clubs: Projection Club Interesting Happenings While | at Rindge. Room Mr. Crawely’s ROBERT J. HALLISSY JR. Nickname. Bobby 15 Athens St. Age 17 Grammak School. St. Paul’s Intentions. College Hobbies. Sports Favorite Study. History Athletic Teams. FootbaH—66 Basketball—66 Baseball— 65-66 Clubs. Varsity Club Key Club Committees: Yearbook Staff Register Staff THOMAS C. HARRIS Nickname; T. C. 15 Whittier St. Age; 17 Grammar School St. Peter's Intentions; College WILLIAM A. HAYNES Nickname; Bill 139 Corcoran Park Age; 18 Grammar School St. Mary’s Intentions; College Hobbies; Fishing, Swimming Scouting Favorite Study History Athletic Teams; Swimming Team Clubs: Drama Club Yearbook Staff Asst. Editor of Register Staff JAMES HEALEY 58 Haskell St. Age; 19 Grammar School M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions; electrical engineer Hobbies; sports Favorite Study Math Athletic Teams; track Football Clubs; Projection Club | : THOMAS F. HESSE Nickname; Tom 71 Sacramento St. Grammar School Agassiz Intentions; College Hobbies; sports Favorite Study; Business Law Athletic Teams; swimming ’62- 63 — cheerleader ’64-’65 Clubs; Varsity Club Register Staff, Freshman Council Happenings; Senior Commerce Day GEORGE L. HINDS Nickname; Jinx 7 Fayette St.; Age; 17 Grammar School St. Maty’s Intentions; College Hobbies; Drum Corp Favorite Study Auto Athletic Teams; Tennis Hockey ’63 fhe THOMAS JENNINGS Nickname—Tom 17 Jackson St. Age 18 Grammar School St. John School Favorite Study Auto Athletic Teams Hockey 30 RONALD S. JOAQUIM Nickname—Ron 63 Hampshire St. Age 19 Grammar School Harrington Intentions College Hobbies—Stamps Guns, Draw- ing Favorite Study Architectural Drawing Clubs—Drafting Club President DENNIS J. IGO Nickname—W easel 60 Rice Street Age 17 Grammar School Notre Dame Intentions CoHege Hobbies—Guitar Singing Favorite Studies English, His- tory Athletic Teams Golf Committees Register Staff Interesting Happenings while at Rindge Student Commerce Day RICHARD JOHNSON Nickname—Gumper 23 Wood St. Age 18 Grammar School M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions N. E. University Hobbies—Hunting Favorite Studies English Athletic Teams Committees Student Council Inter esting Happenings while at Rindge Graduation RONALD R. IPPOLITO Nickname—Ipp 70 Clarendon St. Age 17 Grammar School Agassiz Iftentions College Hobbies—Reading Favorite Studies English Athletic Teams Basketball 63-64 Clubs—National Honor Society Vice-President Drama Club Secretary-Treasurer Key Club Committees— Interesting Happenings while at Rindge Editors Convention 1965 LAWRENCE KELLEY Nickname—Latry 34 Prince St. Age 17 Grammar School Blessed Sacra- ment Intentions Post Grad Course Favorite Study Electronics Athletic Teams Basketball Football Committees Senior Council Jun- ior Council Interesting Happenings while at Rindge Had four different Homeroom teachers i ; LAWRENCE DENNIS LaFLAMME Nickname: Weed 85 Normandy Avenue Age: 18 Grammar School: Russell Intentions: College Hobbies: Hunting Fishing Favorite Study: Science Athletic Teams: Shop’s Track team, golf team, cross country Clubs: Key Club Drama Club National Honor Society Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Science Fair winner of 1964—Sophomore NORMAN PAUL LEGER Nickname: Norm 60 Clay Street Age: 18 Grammar School: Notre Dame Intentions: Join the armed forces Hobbies: Fishing bowling Favorite Study: English and Math Athletic teams: Hockey ’64-’65 ’66 Co-Capt 1966 Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: When Rindge scored three goals in 43 seconds against Medford, for a new league and G.BJ. Record Rindge 4—Medford 3 JOHN C. LASOFSKY Nickname: Johnny 208 Charles St. Age: 18 Grammar School: Sacred Heart Intentions: Further Education Hobbies: Hunting Fishing Favorite Study: Machine Clubs: National Rifle Assoc. Interesting Happenings While at Rindge: Senior Commerce Day 3] RICHARD ALAN LODER Nickname. Richie 382 Franklin Street A Semel, Grammar school: Houghton Intentions: College Hobbies: Mechanics Art Favorite Study: History Clubs; Drama Club Yearbook staff Committees: Senior, Sophomore, Freshman Coun- cil 32 Junior,. STEPHEN HARRY LORD Nickname: Steve 18 Peters Street Age: 17 Grammar School: Morse Intentions: College Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Cars Favorite Study; Math Clubs: Key Club Committees: Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings while at Rindge: Student Commerce Day HERBERT M. LePAGE Nickname: Hetb 784 Main Street Age: 17 Grammar School: Roberts Intentions: Coach Guard Favorite Study: English Clubs; Key Club Committees: Sophomor e Council JOHN NEIL MacASKILL Nickname: ‘Mac’ 202 River Street Age 18 Grammar School: Webster Intentions: Further Schooling. Hobbies: Drawing Favorite Study: Drawing Athletic Teams: Cheerleading Clubs: Key Club RANDALL E. J. LINDBERG Nickname: Randy 70 Richdale Avenue Age: 17 Grammar School: Peabody Intentions: College Hobbies: Scuba Diving, Drum Corps., Power boating, skt ing Favorite Study: History ; Athletic Teams: Freshman Foot ball Freshman Golf Vary, Track) j sity Cross Country Team Clubs: Key Club Rindge Regis. ter Varsity Club Committees: Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings while at Rindge Walter Brennan Vis- | its School ROBERT W. MICKLE Nickname; Bobby 4 Boardman PI. Age; 17 Grammar School; Roberts Intentions; Airline Pilot Hobbies; Car Racing Favorite Study; French Athletic Teams; Baseball Happenings while at Rindge Clubs; French Club ) Selected Best Dressed Stu dent in Home Room 359. JAMES J. MAHONEY Nickname, Weasel 206 Rindge Ave. Age; 17 Grammar School; Agassie Intentions; Further Education Favorite Study; biology Athletics; Golf Clubs; Cheerleader, Key Club, Drama Club, Yearbook Staff Happenings while at Rindge; Cheered at the Boston Garden Tech Tourney of ’63. ROBERT D. MAZZEO Nickname—Mazz 19 Cottege St. Age—17 Grammar School—Pickering Jr. High Intentions—College Hobbies—drumming Favorite Study—-Math Clubs—French Club, Drama ’ Club The National Honor Society Titles—Business Manager of Yearbook KENNETH C. MANGON Nickname—Buttsy 89 Holworthy St. Age—17 Grammar School—Haggerty Intentions—Service Favorite Study—Math JOHN J. McCARTHY Nickname—Mac 198 Rindge Ave. Age—17 Grammar School—M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions—College Hobbies—sports Clubs—Drama Club Committees—yY earbook Staff wits as JAMES MAROLDA Nickname—Mouse 7 Jay St. Age—19 Grammar School—Blessed Sac- rament Intentions—W ork Hobbies—cars Favorite Study—Mechanics ALBERT G. MASTERSON Nickname—Bat 33 Jefferson Park Age—17 Grammar School—M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions—Service Hobbies—coin collecting, fish- ing Favorite Study—Ancient History a3 LOUIS R. MELLO JR. Nickname—Junior 46 Washington Elms Age—17 Grammar School—Roberts Intentions—Service Hobbies—cars Favorite Study—Att Interesting Happening While at Rindge meeting Walter Brennan 34 NEAL L. MICHAELS Nickname—Mick Age—17 Grammar School—M.¥. Fitz- gerald Intentions—College Hobbies—sports Favorite Study—History Athletic Teams—basketball ’62- 63 Basebdll ’62-’66 foot- ball mgr. ’63-’66 Clubs—Key Club 63-66, Dra- ma Club ’65-'66 Committees—Y earbook Staff, Register Staff Titles—Sec. of Key Club Pres- ident of Junior Council, Sec. of Senior Class LP ROBERT O. McELEARNEY Nickname—Mac 8 Fairwood St. Age—17 Grammar School—M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions—College Favorite Study—Geometry Athletic Teams—football ’64 football manager—’65 _bas- ketball Manager—’65 Committees—Register Staff Yearbook Staff HERBERT McLAREN 114 Western Ave. Age—18 Grammar School Blessed Sac- rament Intentions—Mechanic Hobbies—cars Favorite Study—Math WILLIAM J. MCGOVERN Nickname—Mac 16 Market St. Grammar School—Fletcher Intentions—Service motorcycles Hobbies—tepairing cars, a7 Favorite Study—Welding ) : PHILIP W. MILLER JR. 31 Fairmont St. Nickname—Bink Age—18 Grammar School—Blessed Sa tament Intentions—College Athletic T eams—Basketball football, Favorite drawing Clubs—Atrchitectural Drafting Club St ud y—mechanical JOHN F. MITCHELL 147 Erie St. Age; 18 Grammar School; Pual Dunbar Intentions: ARCH. Hobbies: Auto Favorite Study; Arch. Drawing Athletic team; Track ’65 Foot- ball 64-66 Baseball ’64-'66 JOSEPH A. MITCHELL Ninckname—Mitch 327 Columbia St. Age—16 Grammar School—Harrington Intentions—Rindge Junior Col- lege Hobbies—electronics Favorite Study—English Athletic Teams—Hockey ’64-’66 Committees—Safety Patrol Interesting Happenings While -at Rindge Senior Commerce Day ORLANDO A. MOREIRA 79 Allston St. Age—17 Grammar School—Morse Intentions—College Hobbjes—Hunting, cars, fish- if) Cees Favorite Study—Electronics Clubs—Key Club MICHAEL J. MONICO Nitkname—Animal 20 Newtowne Ct. Age—18 Grammar School—Roberts ‘Intentions—College Hobbies—bowling Favorite Study—English KENNETH N. MOORE Nickname—The Flea 15a Howard St. Age—18 Grammar School—W ebster Intentions—College Hobbies—sports Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—track base- ball Clubs—Varsity Club 35 JOSEPH N. NICHOLS, JR. Nickname—Joe 62 Clarendon Ave. Age 16 Grammar School—M. E. Fitz- gerald Intentions—College Hobbies—Sports Favorite Study—English Com- munism Athletic Teams—Indoor Track, Cross country, Basketball Swimming team 36 STEPHEN NILES Nickname—Nihru 7 Jackson Gardens Age 18 Grammar School—Houghton Intentions—Electrical Institute Favorite Study—Trigonometry JAMES M. MURPHY Nickname—Jim 32 Aberdeen Ave. Age—17 Grammar School Roberts Intentions—College Hobbies—Cars, music Favorite Study Printing Athletic Teams—Football Baseball Clubs—Projection Cliub Committees—Senior Council Register Staff Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Meeting Walter Brennan School _ Rallies, Football motorcades WALDO L. MURPHY Nickname—Ace 340 Franklin St. Age 18 Grammar School Maple Leaf, Canada Intentions—Electrical Hobbies—Amateur Radio Op- erator. Favorite Study—Electricity. Interesting Happenings While at Rindge Senior Commerce day Did ts f « i. j 7 s a Picture Not Available BARRY M. O'BRIEN Nickname; O’Bie 241 Upland Road oe: 17 Grammar School Peabody Intentions; College Hobbies; Sports Guitar Favorite Study; Biology Athletic Team; Baseball—4 years Clubs; Register Staff Senior Council Interesting Happenings while, at Rindge; Tech Tourney of ’64 JOHN J. O’NEIL JR. Nickname; Jack 32 Reed St. Age; 17 Grammar School; St. John’s Hobbies; Horseback riding, Au- tomobile Repair Athletic Team; Freshman Bas- ketball Clubs; Projection Club Interesting Happening While at Rindge; Walter Brennan came to Rindge Senior Commerce Day ROBERT P. O'ROURKE Nickname; Bob 26 Jefferson Park Age; 17 Grammar School St. John’s Intentions; Further Schooling Hobbies; Automobiles Favorite Study; History Eng- lich Clubs; Register Staff. CALVIN J. OLIVER Nickname, Cal 35 Newtowne Ct. Age; 18 Hobbies; Basketball cars Favorite Study; Arch. Drawing Athletic Teams; Track Interesting Happenings while at Rindge; The first Rindge Football game I went to. 37 ALBERT M. PACHECO Nickname—Chico 394 Windsor St. Age—19 Grammar School—Robetts Intentions—Salesman Hobbies—Building Models Favorite Study—Math Clubs—Register Staff Committees—Senior Council JOHN E. PARIS Nickname—Skinny 4a Clinton St. Age—17 | Grammar School—Blesged Sac rament Intentions—College or Ait Force Hobbies—Fixing Radios and Record Players., ) Interesting Happenings W hil at Rindge—I was shot an played dead as a joke on mj cousin. CHARLES W. PEARSON Nickname—Gus 609 Putman Ave. Age—19 Grammar School—Morse Intentions—Electrician Favorite Study—Electricity Athletic Teams—Track Clubs—Audio-Visual Committees—Student Council 38 STEPHEN S. PELLETRINO Nickname—Pella 136 Thorndike St. Age—17 Grammar School—Thorndike’ Intentions—Further Education Hobbies—Music, Guitar, Organ Favorite Study—Physics Committées—Register Staff Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—I had four Home Room Teachers. LOUIS V. PELUSI Nickname—Louie 22 Valentine St. Age—17 Grammar School—Webster Intentions—Electrical Trade Hobbies—Stamps, Target Shoot ing Favorite Study—Electricity ALFRED R. PERRY Nickname—Al the Dad 1 Marney Street Age—18 Grammar School—Fletcher Intentions—Machinist Hobbies—Sports | Favorite Study—Mtr. Nissen Committees—Student Council 1 3 year ‘Treasurer of the freshman class Interesting happenings while at Rindge Vic do you remember what happened on Oct. 2, 1945 in our senior year? JOSEPH R. PHILPOTT Nickname—Joe 861 Washington Elms Age—19 Grammar School—Houghton Intentions—Armed Forces Favorite Study—History Interesting happenings while at Rindge Sports — RAYMOND J. W. PERRY Nickname—Hey Perty 31 Portsmouth St. Age—18 Grammar School—Harrington Intentions—Futther Education Hobbies—Drawing Fly Fish- ing—Stamp Collecting Favorite Study—Att Clubs—Projection and Secretary of Art Club Committees—Y earbook Staff Interesting happenings while at Rindge Met Walter Brennan LEONARD J. POIRIER Nickname—Lenny 183 Sherman St. Age—18 Grammar School—St. John the Evangelist Intentions—Further Education Hobbies—Stamp Collecting bowling Favorite Studies—Math Elec- tricity Committees—Rindge Yearbook Staff Interesting happenings while at Rindge A four day trip to the White Mts. with Mr. Kaltsos RICHARD V. PERRY Nickname—W inkles 31 Portsmouth St. Age—18 Grammar School—Harrington Intentions—Att School Hobbies—Drawing, Camping, Sports Favorite Study—Drawing Athletic Teams—Baseball J.V. 2-3 Clubs—Projection and Treasur- er of Art Club Committees—Freshman, -Sopho- more, and Senior Council Interesting happenings while at Rindge 1 met Steve Fishing— DAVID R. PHILLIPS 40 Howard St. Age—17 Grammar School Houghton Intentions—College Favorite Study—History Athletic Teams—Cross Country 63 65 Track 65—Foot- ball 64 | Clubs—Varsity Club ah) MICHAEL H. POWERS Nickname—Mike 45 Belle Vue Ave. Age—17 Grammar School—Morse Favorite Study—English Athletic Teams—basketball Clabs—Projection Club Committees—Sophomore Coun- cil 40 VICTOR J. PRIVETERA Nickname—Vic 286 Windsor St. Age—18 Grammar School—Fletcher Intentions—College Hobbies—cars, Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—basketball ’62 WILLIAM H. POWELL III Nickname—Tres 37 Kirkland St. Age—19 Grammar School—Freeport Jr. High—North Yarmouth Academy Intentions—College Hobbies—sailing, scuba diving, swimming, horseback riding Favorite Study—English Athletic Teams—varsity foot- ball ’65 Clubs—Projection Club ’65-’66 Committees—Register Staff JOSEPH A. RASTELLINI Nickname—Rast 250 Hurley St. Age—18 Grammar School—Putnam Itentions—College Hobbies—Sports Favorite Study—Math Athletic T eams—basketball Clubs—Key Club Committees—Yearbook Staff, Register Staff JAMES R. RAYNER Nickname—Jimmy 70 Thorndike St. Grammar School—Sacred Heart Intentions—Mechanic Hobbies—cars Favorite Study—shops Clubs—Safety Patrol ’ WILLIAM R. REBELLO | Nickname—Billy }186 Hampshire St. | Age—18 | Grammar School—Longfellow Intentions—Setvice Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—Freshman Bas- ketball Clubs—Projection Club Committees—Sophomore Coun- cil Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—H.R. 123 MANUEL J. RIBEIRO JR. Nickname—Manny 22 Palermo St. Age—17 Grammar School—Harrington Intentions—College Hobbies—Cars, Skiing, Pho- tography Favorite Study—Drafting Clubs—Key Club 63-66 Dra- ma Club 66 Projection Club 63-64 Committees—Y eatbook Staff Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Student Com- merce Day, Taking Pictures for Yearbook DAVID E. ROULEAU Nickname—Dave 101 Clifton St. Age—18 Grammar School—Fitzgerald Intentions—College Hobbies—Collecting Stamps Coins Athletic Teams—Hockey captain 62-66 Committees—Student Council 62-66 Yearbook Staff Interesting -Happenings While at Rindge—Student Com- merce Day Co- STEWART L. RICHARDSON Nickname—Stew 67 Elm St. Age—19 Grammar School—Fletcher Intentions—College Hobbies—Civil Air Patrol Favorite Study—Science Committees—Senior Council Register Staff Disaster Serv- ice American Red Cross D § Emergency Rescue Serv- ice Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Black Out 65 Remember when the Eastern Seaboard had no electricity from 5:20 P.M.-1:00 A.M. on Nov. 10 4] RICHARD J. SACCONE Nickname—Sack 271 Windsor St. Age—17 Grammar School—Harrington Intentions—Electronics Hobbies—Music and Electronics 42 LLOYD J. SARGENT Nickname—Luby 35 Essex St. Age—19 Grammar School—Longfellow Intentions—Art Teacher Hobbies—Dancing, Drum Bugle Corps Favorite Studies—English, Flor- al Designing, Clubs—Glee Club, Art Club President, Member of the Yearbook Staff Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Senior Commerce Day PAUL W. RUMRILL 1221 Cambridge St. Age—18 Grammar School—Longfellow Favorite Stud y—Mechanical Drawing S KENNETH A. G. SATERIALE Nickname—Ken 35 Lockeland Ave. Arl. Age—18 Intentions—College Hobbies—Dramatics Favorite Study—English Clubs—Drama Club Interesting Happenings While at Rindge—Writing the Con- stitution, Drama Club Play RICARDO SAVORY Nickname—Rego 21 Prince St. Age—18 Grammar School Roberts Intentions—College Hobbies—Cars BARRY SCOTT 62 Kirkland St. Age 17 Grammar School; Agassiz Intentions, Electrician Favorite Study; Electricity heammedy Portrait pe Wernetl Art Stuslushiys Vann) ® We pea Ne FRANCIS C. SEALEY Nickname; Stick 40 Woodrow Wilson St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Webster School Intentions; College Hobbies; Working on cars Favorite Study; History JOHN J. SHERLOCK Nickname; Sher 554 Green St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Blessed Sac- rament Intentions; Prep School Hobbies: Athletics Favorite Study; Electricity Athletic Teams; Cross Country Tennis Clubs; Varsity Club GEORGE W. SEALEY Nickname; Sonny 4 Woodrow Wilson Ct. Age; 19° Grammar School; Webster Inténtions; 1.B.M. School Hobbies; building cars Favorite Study; English Athletic; baseball ’65, football 4 years, basketball 3 years RICHARD G. SEARS Nickname; Rich 12 Reed St. Age; 18 ‘Grammar School; M. E. Fitz- gerals Intentions; 1.B.M. School Hobbies; Amateur Radios Favorite Study; Electricity Happenings While at Rindge; Senior Commerce Day 43 SEVERLIN B. SINGLETON Nickname; Sevie 5 Soden Street INegep ANG) Grammar School; Houghton Intentions; College Hobbies; Photography Favorite Study; Mathematics Athletic Teams; Track ’62 Football ’64-’65 Clubs; Varsity Club 44 i JAMES SMALL JR. Nickname; Jimmy 1218 Cambridge St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Prince Intentions; Being A Printer Hobbies; Working on cars. Athletic Teams; Baseball Interesting Happenings While at Rindge; Senior Commerce day meeting Walter Bren- nan MICHAEL G. SICO JR. Nickname; Seke 110 Corcoran Pk. Age 17 Grammar School; Haggerty Intentions; College Hobbies; Sports Favorite Study; Mathematics Athletic Teams; Hockey 4 years, Baseball 4 years Clubs; Varsity club, Key club Yearbook Staff Happenings; Senior Commerce Day CARLOS M. SOARES Nickname; Charlie 129 Thorndike St. Age; 19 Grammar School Intentions; College Hobbies; Play guitar Hobbies; Play guitar for the Munx Favorite Study; Science Athletics; J.V. Baseball Clubs; Pres. of the French club, Treasurer of Senior Council, Pres. of National Honor So- ciety on the Yearbook Staff Happenings while at Rindge; Attended National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago, Won the Greek Let- ters Award, The Harvard Book club Award, The Sam- uel Cohen Award and the French Award School; Putnam RICHARD SIMONS Nickname; Rickie 250 Hampshire St. Age; 18 Grammar School; Longfellow Intentions; Prep School Hobbies; Working on cars, Sports’ and welding Favorite Study; Auto Mechanics Welding LEONARD C. SPRINGER Nickname; Bump 505 Green St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Houghton Intentions; College Hobbies; Drawing Football Favorite Study; History | Athletic Teams: Track RAYMOND J. SOUSA JR. Nickname; Ray 87 Tremont St. Age 18 Grammar School; Longfellow Intentions; further education Hobbies; Drums Favorite Study; English Clubs; Projection Club Rindge Register Staff TIMOTHY R. SULLIVAN Nickname; Mouse 2 Roosevelt Towers Age; 19 Srammar School; Harrington Intentions; Service Hobbies; Models, Cars Favorite Study; Printing Athletic Teams; Football 3 years Clubs; freshman, sophomore, junior and senior Councils MICHAEL DOUGLAS SOUZA Nickname; Mike 224 Elm St. Age 18 Grammar School; Fletcher Intentions; college (Went- worth) or service Favorite Study; History Clubs; Junior Council Interesting Happenings while at Rindge; Meeting Walter Brennan the actor JAMES T. SULLIVAN Nickname; Sully 40 Fairmount St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Roberts Intentions; to be a draftsman Favorite Study; Arch. Drawing Clubs; Drafting Club V. Pres- ident BRIAN P. R. STONE Nickname; Stoney 80 Corcotan St. Age 18 Grammar School; St. John’s Intentions; College or service Favorite Study; Math and. Ma- chine Athletic Teams; Track Clubs; Safety Patrol 45 CHARLES F. TERMINI Nickname; C.T. 461 Franklin St. Age; 16 Grammar School; Houghton Intentions; Drafting School Favorite Study; Art Arch. Drawing . Clubs; Drafting Club 46 RICHARD M. THOMAS Nickname: Tom 49 Washington Elms Age; 18 Grammar School; Roberts Intentions; College Favorite Study; History LAWERENCE W. SULLIVAN Nickname; Larry 22 Jefferson Pk. Age; 17 Grammar School; Longfellow Intentions; setvice Hobbies; Sports Favorite Study; Mathematics Athletic Teams; Track Clubs; Projection Club JOHN TOBIN Nickname; Jack 24 Winter St. Age; 18 Grammar School; Putnam Intentions; Press Man Hobbies; Fishing swimming Favorite Study; Printing Clubs; Projection Senior Council 1 WILLIAM B. SWARTZ Nickname Swatty Age; 17 Grammar School; Longfellow Intentions; Prep School Hobbies; Sports Favorite Study; Physics Athletic Teams; Basketball Clubs; National Honor Society AURIELLO TORRES 117 Webster Ave. Age—19 Grammar School—Harrington Intentions—College Hobbies—cars Favorite Study—Math Athletic Teams—Track, cross country Club—Key Club, Varsity Club, French Club. Committees—Senior Council Interesting Happening While at Rindge—teceived the William J. Barrett Memorial Award axa RICHARD TURCOTTE Nickname; Turk 2 Cambridge Terrace Age; 18 Grammar School; Peabody Intentions; The service (Air Force) | Hobbies; Sports Favorite Study; History Athletics; Baseball 4 years, Bas- ketball 1 year Track 1 year | Clubs; Safety Patrol EMILE JOSEPH VAUTRINOT The 3rd Nickname; Loe 106 Hammond St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Agassiz Intentions; service (Navy) Hobbies; Models Stamp Col- lecting Athletic Teams; Swim Team Clubs; Glee Club and Rindge Register Staff Interesting Happenings while at Rindge; joined Red Cross first aid unit LLOYD L. VOGAN JR. Nickname; Lloydo 53 Belmont St. Grammar School; Haggerty Leger W Intentions; College Hobbies; Sports Favorite Study; English Athletic Teams; Basketball years. Clubs; Varsity Club 4 FRANK M. VIEIRA Nickname; Mike 389 Windsor St. Age; 17 Grammar School; Harrington Intentions; Further Education Favorite Study; Physics Athletic Teams; Cross Country, Outdoor Indoor Track and Swimming Teams Clubs; Yearbook Staff Soph- more Council LAWERENCE W. WAITHE Nickname; Big Boy 23 Jay St. Age; 18 Grammar School; Houghton Intentions; College Hobbies; Model Airplanes Favorite Study; History Athletic Teams; Baseball 3 years, Football 3 years, basketball 3 years. Clubs; Student council 2 years, LEROY J. WAITHE Nickname; Pee Wee 23 Jay St. Grammar School; Houghton Intentions; College Favorite Study; History Eng- lish Athletic Teams; Football Bas- ketball Tennis Clubs; Varsity Club Student Council Interesting Happenings while at Rindge; Going to the Boston Gardens to play in my Soph- omore year. 47 HARRY G. WILKES Nickname; Harry 482 Putnam Ave. Age 18 Grammar School; Morse Intention; Commercial Art Field Hobbies; Hunting Scale Mod- els Favorite Study; History Athletic Teams; JV Football JV Basketball Clubs; Key Club Senior Coun- cil Happenings; Meeting Walter Brennan 48 PHILLIP L. WILKINS 55 Washington Elms Age; 18 Grammar School; Roberts Favorite Study; Math PHILLIP WAITHE JR. Nickname: Pip 29 Frost St. Age; 18 Grammar School; Fitzgerald Intentions: College (Photog- raphy) Hobbies; Singing Dancing Favorite Study; Math Elec- tronics WAYNE D. WOOD Nickname; Bad News 170 Brookline St. Age; 18 Grammar School; Webster Intentions; College Hobbies; Stamps Favorite Study; English Athletic Teams; Basketball Baseball THOMAS B. WRIGHT Nickname; Tucker 26 Dorothy Rd. Arlington Age; 17 Grammar School Agassiz | Intentions: College Hobbies; Go Karting | Favorite Study History | Clubs; Drama Club Key Club —Treasurer Yearbook Staff National Honor Society—Sec- | retary Treasurer | Happenings; Attended summer | school at Tufts In memory of Peter DeMarco a fellow stu- dent. ROLAND S. YOUNG Nickname; Rolly 8 Newtowne Ct. Age; 17 Grammar School Roberts Intentions; The Service Hobbies; Basketball Favorite Study Auto and Math NOT SHOWN: Daniel August, Thomas Conward, Lawrence Crowley, Barry Dussault, Robert Robert Pearson, Kevin Robinson, Tyrone Robinson, Gilbert Robillard, Mario Sganga, Henry Wash- ington, Walter Wood, Richard Wong, Roger Potvin. Freeman, Francis Gardner, George Hooper, Michael Keveney, William Larkin, Charles Mottola, | 49 Popularity Poll Senor Class Most Academic—Carlos Soares Most Popular—Neal Michaels Most Likely to Succeed—Albert Castrucci Most Conscientious—James Brown ( : Most Dependable—Robert Mazzeo | aon Most Helpful—Thomas Wright ox : Best All Around Student—Ronald Ippolito We Best Sense of Humor—William Haynes Best Athlete—Thomas Davis Most Industrious—Waldo Murphy Best Dressed—Joseph Rastellini Best Dancer—Aatron Brathwaite Noisiest—Robert DiPace Biggest Dreamer—Jerome Connors Most Talkative—Kenneth Moore Most Bashful—tLloyd Sargeant Tallest—Robert Hallisey Shortest—Dennis Igo 50 Class Will We the graduating class of 1966 do hereby bequeath to: Mr. Cassidy: A class which can set type and knows the case. Mr. Creedon: More pieces of wood. Mr. Fitzgerald: More drama books. Mr. Fogg: A five year supply of discrepancy slips. Mr. Harrington: A brand new jokebook and a maid for his desk. Mr. Jennings: More senior class chemistry students next year. Mr. Joyce: A one way ticket to France. Mr. Martignetti: Gold-plated diagonals. Mr. McFadden: Dancing lessons by “James Brown and His Flames”. Mr. O’Connell: Another class like us. Mr. Parris: A hardworking senior class. Mr. Powers: A round trip ticket to Florida. Mr. Ryan: More recent and better books. Mr. Sateriale: Exclusive rights to adopt a book of his own. Mr. Terry: A portable radar tracking system to find him quickly. And last but not forgotten Mr. Wadden: A new generation of Euclideans. clUItles —- vs as Activites Activities have long been a part of the program at Rindge. Since the school. was founded, in 1888, students have belonged to clubs or participated in school sponsored events. Activities enable a student to relate himself to the school; and without them school spirit would just be a word. Students and teachers alike devote their time and energy to these after school affairs and in doing so establish a line of communications which carries over into the classroom where such cooperative effort really pays off. Mr. Fogg has long been the faculty advisor for the Rindge Register whose quality is attested by the fact that it sells as well at that school across the li- brary lawn as it does at Rindge. Mr. Parris, who faces the same problem every yeat—the meeting of deadlines—has proved an excellent advisor for the Yearbook Staff. The Key Club, which has been a credit to the community as well as to the school for many years, has Mr. Bourdeau as its able advisor. Mr. Sateriale, as Senior Class Advisor, keeps a watchful eye on the budget as he directs us in putting on the many functions which are necessary to ease the financial pains of graduation. The future of the Drama Club which was reactivated last year through the efforts of Mr. Guest, Mr. Crawley and others, was assured by a sparkling performance of “No Time for Sergeants’. A new organization, the Varsity Club, whose membership is limited to Rindge lettermen, was set up by Mr. Richards with the cooperation of Mr. Terry, the Faculty Manager, and the various coaches. The purpose of this group is to increase attagdance at sports events and to promote a program of intramural contests which are designed to make it possible for all students to participate in some form of athletics. Mr. Parris has a full complement of students at the Saturday morning physics lectures at Harvard, and Mr. Sateriale’s Math Club is not really a club but a “Do or Die” math class which meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Activities have and always will play an important role in the molding of the Men of Rindge. 53 Brathwaite, Stephen Pellitrino, Robert DiPace. Leonard Poirer, Richard Perry, Patrick Boyle, NOT SHOWN; John MacAskill 54 THIRD ROW: Jeffery Briggs, John McCarthy, Lloyd Sargent, Aurelio Torres, Robert Hallisy, Randell Lindbergh, John Botelho, Aaron SECOND ROW: Richard Forsythe, Frank Vieira, Joseph Rastellini, Stephen Lord, Paul Cicolo, James Brown (editor), David Rouleau, FIRST ROW; (officers): John Frazier, William Haynes, Robert Mazzeo, Michael Sico, Faculty Advisors: Mr. Paris and Mr. Murphy, Jerome Conners, Ronald Ipplito, Neal Michaels, Manuel Ribeiro. Yearbook Staff THIRD ROW; James Murphy, Stewart Richardson, John Botelho, Timothy Sullivan, Aurelio Torres, Albert Pacheco, Aaron Brathwaite SECOND ROW; Richard Perry, Thomas Dargan, David Rouleau, Barry O’Brien, Paul Courtney, Phillip Gasper, Jhon Cloran, Gregorv Antonopoulos, Richard Johnson FIRST -ROW; Kevin Gibbons, James Greenidge, Neal Michaels, (Advisors: Mr. J. Sateriale, Mr. P..Murphy) Albert Castrucci, Carlos Soares Sentor Council The Senior Council, voicing the wishes of the students, is the most power- ful student committee and the most important link between the student and the faculty. This year’s Senior Council has been the most active in some time. It helped the Drama Club in the presentation of NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS”, wrote a constitution to guide future classes, changed the class ring style and presented a very successful “GO GO SHOW”. Much of the success of this class is attributed to the “EXECUTIVE COUN- CIL made up of Albert Castrucci, President, James Greenidge Vice President, Neal Michaels Secretary and Carlos Soares Treasurer. 55 SECOND ROW: Larry Bingham, Ronald Ippolito, Aurelio Torres, James Brown, Al Newton, Robert Mazzeo, Philip Jamiol FIRST National Honor Society THIRD ROW: Joseph Carbone, Richard Perry, Neal Michaels, Melvin Gurney, Robert Mazzeo, Gregory An- tonopoulos, Carlos Soares; SECOND ROW: Ronald Ippolito, Lawrence LaFlamme, Michael Smith, Wil- liam Swartz, Gregory Head, James Brown, Al Newton, Jeffrey Briggs, Kevin Gibbons, FIRST ROW: Mr. Murphy, Anthony Santoyanni, Mr. Parris, Mr. Joyce, Joseph Moreira, Mr. McMurttie. NOT SHOWN—Thomas Wright French Club ROW: Thomas DiPace, George Gentile, Carlos Soares, Mr. Joyce, Harold Coffey, Fredrick Marotto, Neal Michaels. NOT SHOWN: Larry Waithe 56 Register Staff THIRD ROW: John DeLeo, William Powell, Al Newton, Kenneth Holway, John Frazier, Robert Hallisey, Roger Watkins, Albert Pacheco, Paul Ciccolo, Barry O’Brien, Frank Coughlin, SECOND ROW: Edward Martin, Richard Forsythe, John Killion, James Murphy, John Cloren, Joseph Rastellini, Raymond Sousa, Stewart Richardson, James Mahoney, John Nichols, John Conroy, Thomas DiPace. FIRST ROW: Kevin Rochon, Michael Sico, Neal Michaels—sports editor, William Haynes—assistant editor, Mr. Wendell Fogg—faculty advisor, Rogald Ippolito—editor, Gregory Antonopoulos—assistant editor, Robert DiPace—assistant editor, Patrick Boyle. | ae Bes ae 4 ¥ A @ | } Safety Patrol THIRD ROW: John Tobin, Richard Turcotte, Joseph Mitchell, Thomas Jennings, Roger Watkins, Timothy Sullivan, Aaron Brathwaite, Patrick Boyle. SECOND ROW: Norman Leger, David Rouleau, Mario Sganga, Manuel Riberio, Aurelio Torres, Lawrence Sullivan, Ralph Ewing, Francis Sealy, Barry O’Brien. FIRST ROW: Richard Prentice, Richard Johnson, Thomas Dargan, Mr. John Kelleher, Richard Sears, Michael Sico, Richard Armstrong. 4, 57 THIRD ROW: Joseph Rastellini, Randall Linberg, Al Newton, Roger Watkins Aurelio Torres, Robert Hallisey Robert Johnson, Kevin Gibbons, Lawrence La Flamme, Ronald Ippolito, Stephen Lord. SECOND ‘ROW: Edward Conroy, Thomas DiPace, Neal Michaels, Frank Coughlin, Edward Lonis, Richard Pedro, James Duffy, Steve O’Neil, Ray Pietroski, Gerald Maloney Stewart Richarson. FIRST | ROW: James Mahoney, Patrick Boyle, Michael Sico, Vice-Pres. Ken Holway, Mr. Bourdeau, Pr.—Robert DiPace, Sec—Gregory Antono- poulos, Treas——Thomas Wright, Thomas Davis, Manuel Ribeiro. Pee Architectural Drawing William Brooks, Charles Termini, Vice-Pres. James Sullivan, Mr. Ferzocco, Paul Rumrill, Sec.—Ralph Ewing, Pres.—Ronald Joaquim, Treas.—Phillip Miller, NOT SHOWN Gilbert Robillard. 58 Varsity Club THIRD ROW: Paul Courtney, Al Newton, Severlin Singleton, John Frazier, Robert Hallisey, Aurelio Torres, Randall Linberg, Alvin Bowen, John DeLeo. SECOND ROW: Larry Bingham, Marlo Sganga, James Greenidge, James Duffy, James Brown, David Phillips, Phillip Gasper, David Rouleau. FIRST ROW: Thomas DiPace, Richard Forsythe, Jerome Connors, Michael Sico, Pres. Thomas Davis, Vice-Pres. Aaron Brathwaite, Paul Ciccolo, Neal Michaels, Patrick Boyle. Projection Club BACK ROW: John Cloran, William Powell, John Tobin, Arthur. Bonislowski, Walter Glennin, Michael Powers, John O'Neil, James Murphy, William Rebello FRONT ROW: David Dickson, Thomas Dargon, Mr. Hurley, Aaron Brathwate (Vice President) Mr. Fitzgerald, Ray Perry, Richard Perry SECOND ROW: Paul Murphy, Harold Coffey, George Gentile, James Brown, Manuel Ribeiro, William Haynes, Michael Coffey, Robert Mazzeo, Jeffrey Briggs, FIRST ROW: Neal Michaels, James Mahoney, Michael Sico, John McCarthy, Pres. John DeLeo, Sec. Ronald Ippolito, Thomas Wright. Kenneth Sateriale, NOT SHOWN: Michael Benevento, Robert Farwell, Robert Freeman, Lawrence La Flamme, James Vaden, Lawrence Waith. 60 Drama Club In December, 1964, a Drama Club was re-established in Rindge after an absence of some twenty years. Led by a handful of seniors and a few juniors, the Drama Club was able to successfully produce, “12 Angry Men.” This success- ful first step was only the beginning. The following November 1, with a few of last year’s veterans, the Drama Club began rehearsing for, “No Time«for Sergeants.” As work on this production progressed, many new recruits were enlisted to take part. Many hours of rehearsal followed until finally, on January 21 and 22, 1966, the show was put on for the public; it met with great success (even more so than the previous year’s performance) and was widely acclaimed by all who saw it. Mr. Robert Guest of Cambridge High and Latin School directed the play with Miss Paula Marmon as his assistant. Mr. Al Accordi did an excellent job in the make-up department. Scenery construction was handled by Jeffrey Briggs, class of ’66, and Michael Benevento, class of ’66, served as stage manager. Now that the drama club has been revived here at Rindge, we the graduating Seniors hope that it will prosper and eventually become a common spot of activity around Rindge. = $ ; ; ' SECOND ROW: Ronald Bates, Aaron Brathwaite, Kevin Gibbons, Louis Mello, Jeffrey Briggs, Austin Maxwell. FIRST ROW: Richard Perry, Lloyd Sargent, Mr. Hall, Raymond Perry, Garry Ambush, George Delgado NOT SHOWN: Tyrone Robinson, Edward Merchart, James Casey, John Lavin; Paul Ciccolo and Mark Alexander Ritey Che Art Club Man cannot live by bread alone, therefore, he must have more in life than just things of a material nature. The artist is one individual who has the unique advantage of satisfying both his spiritual and material drives at the same time. Today there are many opportunities for the individual who desires a career in art. Our ever-expanding economy has provided opportunities in such,fields as design, products design, and sales promotion. The days of the starving soul escaping from the realities of life are relegated to the archives of the past, for today’s artist is very much a part of the world in which he lives. The Rindge Art Course, while not training a student for specific work in the art field, certainly does introduce him to the field and enables him to acquire the foundation upon which to build. This course serves as an outlet for disciplined self-expression coupled with and ever-increasing appreciation of all the arts. All technical subjects today demand further education after graduation, and Art is no exception. However, talent enthusiasm, and hard, relentless work is very much needed for success. 6] OV, : Iter, x) po TSS CS Ce SN we XX c [=n - = THIRD ROW Asst. Coach Joseph Guden, head Coach Edward Fratto, Peter Jones Bob ‘allissey, Wilfred Cox, Ken Holway, Mark Riley, George Sealey, Frank Hodge Oliver Fernandez, Stephen Fisher, Walter Collins, Al Newton, Walter Chocrek Asst. Coach John Powers, SECOND ROW Asst. Manager Richard Forsythe, Thomas Higgins, John Nichols Gerald Melanson, Walter Bartlett, Joseph Braith- waite, Tony Jorge, Doug Cromwell Donald Harding, George Wolfe, Asst. Manager Robert McElearney, Asst. Coach George Greenidge, FIRST ROW Manager Neal Michales, Arthur Bonislawsici, Thedis Cunningham, John Mitchell, Alvin Bowen, Co-captain Tom Davis, Co- captain Philip Gasper, Jerome Connors, Leroy Waithe, Severlin Singleton, Lawrence Waithe, Vernon Morris, Asst. Manager Tom Dipace. Football 1965-66 Lack of depth and participation were the reasons for the football team’s disappointing season in Our senior year. New head coach Edward Fratto worked well with a small nucleus of boys. The | final record of 1-6-1 does not show the play of the starting eleven. Special recognition should be given to the graduating seniors: Co-captains Tom Davis and Philip Gasper, Al Bowen, Thedis Cunningham, Jerome Connors, Leroy and Larry Waithe, Arthur Bonislowski, George Sealey, Severlin Singleton, Bob Hallissey, and Vernon Motris ... | is , ti . ap a THIRD ROW: Rudolph Szedga, Darryl Phillips, Randall Lindberg, David Phillips, James McGovern, Al Newton, Paul Perno SECOND ROW: Raymond Philpott, John Nichols, William Spencer, Nelson Pauao, Glenn Foster, Frank Vieira, Richard Crowley, Mil- ton Eubanks, George Rezendes. FIRST ROW: Wayne Bingham, Clarence Gaynor, Aaron Briathwaite, Coach Reagan, Carl Griffin, Jerry Connors, and Larry Bingham. Crack Ceam On January 7, at Commonwealth Armory, the track team won all but one event on its way to breaking the previous 24 straight-win record held by Watertown since 1962. The track team has distinguished itself throughout the years by win- ning many state and Met League titles. Our record streak of 25 consecutive wins began with the last track meet of the 1962 season when our boys defeated many league champions on their way to the new record. Our victory over Wymouth the previous week had tied the old record and the following week it was shattered. The members of the track team who deserve special recognition for their season-long outstanding efforts are Aaron Brathwaite, Thomas Davis, Clarence Gaynor, Carl Griffin, Jerry Connors, Randall Lindberg, Thedius Cunningham, Al Newton, Raymond Philpott, Aurelio Wittaker, Frank Vieira. The senior members of the track team are Aaron Brathwaite, Tommy Davis, Carl Griffin, Jerry Connors, Randall Lindberg, Thedius Cunningham, David Phillips, Frank Vieira, Richard Turcotte. 69 SECOND ROW (left to right): Nelson Pauao,. William Spencer, David Phillips, Coach Reagen, Frank Vieira, Lafeyatte Bingham, Rich- ard Crowly. FIRST ROW: Raymond Philpot, Randell Lindbergh, Clarence Gaynor, Co-Captain Carl Griffen, Wayne Bingham, George Rezendes Cross Country Rindge’s undefeated Cross Country Team hoped to pick up where they left off last year, and they did win their first two meets against Somerville and B.C. High. The loss of veteran runners began to catch up with them. They lost three meets to Brookline, Malden Catholic, and CHLS, and in the State Meet Rindge, though valiantly trying, did not score a point. New boys on the team tried to carry the load but just didn’t have the experience they needed. The new boys who helped most were Randall Lindberg, Wayne Bingham, David Phillips, and Aurelio Whittikar. There are also some veteran runners who should be mentioned, Co-Captain Carl Griffen, Clarence Gayner, Lafayette Bingham, and Michael Bianco. 7I| SECOND ROW (left to right): Joseph Dove, Kenneth O’Donald, John McGarry, Kevin Duffy, John Mahoney, Joseph Mitchel, Richard Hayes, Gerald Leaman, Patrick Boyle, FIRST ROW: Thomas Jennings, Michael Sico, Co-Captains David Rouleau and Norman Leger, Paul Ciccolo, Manager David Hinds. Hockey Ceamt Our Senior year’s hockey team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in 1966. Although the record was 5-7-2 it does not show the spirited play of the Technicians. The Rindgemen played in two of the best games of the year when they: nipped Newton 2-1 and beat Medford 4-3, scoring three goals in the last forty-three seconds, in one of the greatest comebacks in the league’s history. Selected to the All Star were Mike Sico and Tom Jennings. Departing Seniors are Dave Rouleau, Mike Sico, Norm Leger, Tom Jennings, Joseph Michell, and Paul Ciccolo. SS... 72 74 BACK ROW: William Sachioni, Robert Rice, Richard Johnson, Peter Williams, Gerald Franks FRONT ROW: Ray McGuirk, John DeLeo (co-captain), Gerard Cronin (co-captain) Robert Sullivan (manager) Swimming Ceam In the last few years, the Rindge Swimming Team has been very small compared to the teams they have swum against. This year, however, the team gtew in size and ability; but not in experience. The only seniors on the team were William Haynes, Frank Viera, and the co-captain John DeLeo. The team has not won a meet in the last two years: but the remaining underclassmen are very promising. L.R.—William Swartz, Alvin Bowen, Robert Hallissy, Willford Cox, Wayne Wood, Thedis Cunningham. Basketball Ceam After last year’s losing record, this year’s basektball team finished with 11-7, two games shy of the Tech Tourney qualification mark. It should be said though that there were several close games lost in- cluding one in the double overtime. High scorers for the Warriors were Bob Halissey with 10.5 points per game and Wayne Wood with 9.3 points per game. 75 ae ‘a cs, sreogs PPh eehee Momgrat Tres sip ; fiiete � BACK ROW: Kenneth Holway, Philip Bertrand, Dickie Hayes, Gavin, Robert DiPace. FRONT ROW: Richard Perry, Jerry Leeman, Neal Michaels, Michael Sico, Co-Captain James Greenidge, Al Newton, Robert Hallisey, Kenneth O'Donnell. NOT SHOWN Co-Captain Lawrence Waithe. 78 Baseball Ceam As the yearbook is going to press before the baseball season begins the statistics are not available. The team is looking for a better season than it had in quite a few years. With seven out of nine starters returning Co-Captains James Greenidge and Lawrence Waithe are looking to improve on last year’s 3-15 record. Michael Coffey, Coach Gibson, George Gentile, Barry O’Brien, James Epilogue That we may render service worthy of ourselves is our objective. 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