Rindge Technical School - Brownie Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1976 volume:

The 1976 Rindge Technical School Yearbook THE — WARRIOR Rindge Technical School Cambridge, Massachusetts Mr. R. Sweeney, Headmaster Oh! Great Warriors Oh! Great Warriors, listen to my cry! We have climbed our four steps of years, Now we are brothers by far, We share the Brotherhood of Manhood, side by side. Oh! Great Warriors, may our hearts beat loudly throughout the land We must chase the evil spirits from the land — We must bring to this land the soul and Spirit of the Warriors. Oh! Great Warriors, will you listen to my cry! May the rains keep your minds clear And the sun keep your hearts warm May the stars guide you through Eternal Time. May the Heavens be with you always. Oh! Great Warriors, we are brothers by far The Spirit of a Warrior The Spirit of a Warrior The Spirit of a Warrior — Joseph Woodson Mr. R. Sweeney, Headmaster, Rindge Technical School Cambridge, Massachusetts Dedication The senior class of 1976 of the Rindge Technical School dedicates this yearbook to its headmaster, Mr. R. R. Sweeney. Mr. Sweeney has spent many devoted years with Cambridge students since he was first appointed to the school department as a teacher of physics and aeronautics at Rindge on December 1 of 1938. Mr. Sweeney taught in these areas until he was elected to a headmaster’s post at Rindge on March 21, 1961. | In recognition of his years of service to education, and with respect and gratitude, the class of 1976 dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Sweeney. The Senior Class 1976 ¥ 4 § : § MR. WILLIAM LANNON Superintendent of Cambridge Schools MR. JOSEPH SATERIALE Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Schools reer paws Mr. Ralph Sennot, Jr. Mr. Peter Nennigan -. veh Re Fite Fe Fel ° Miss Margaret Leahy 4, Ye . cs Mr. Edward Sarasin Mr. Paul Murphy Mrs. Sara Ullman ARIE ay - Me My hh - J Mr. Manuel DeMello, Jr. Mr. Chet Hall Mr. Phil Dussault English fea =Uepartment Mr. William Reagan, Sr. CHAIRMAN Miss Jane Kervick Mr. Frank McCarthy Mr. Tim Mahoney (1) Mr. William Reagan Jr John Rutter (r) Mr meedoche . . be bed AE yer PR ol ee ek ‘whet pat resedheny = ms and atine foreac r Miss Katherine Montagne, Library z% Mr. Mike Corless Mr. Leon Fitzgerald . EE at om } o- Mr. Paul Dawson Audio-Visual ‘ 9 Health and Physical Education Nurse Buckley Mr. Ray McCann (right) Mr. George Greenidge and Mr. Bill Smith Doc Linskey Mr. Ed Fratto Mr. Geoarge Greenidge Social Studies Mr. Tom Conward Mr. Mike DeSimone (over left) Mr. Wm. Tobin (over right) 12 ont TEN TES . My Tf ills) t gost ¥ pases Bree F Prrean | Fs is ty fA ane Hirt A RALAAAT AY: tinea o 2 pisses 2 SAV IVE HIte. ae x De alle ieee 2 4 ZB CIRCLE “ Mr. Jim Wisdom Rectangle Mr. Greg Redd AOHINHAULL } WATT AL TH | PARALLELOGRAM (or, o'gram) Mathematics Department TRIANGLE Mr. Robert Kelley TRAPEZOID Mrs. Clare Ciampa SQUARE Miss Jacalyn Diesenhouse Mr. Larry Gibson sae HOME PLATE Mrs. Ceceila Chapman Spa nish Dept. eae ia tee tee coane’ Sooreres rcteoeres etree ee: iteeeee OOP Ones. ares Foo bee. + � + Mr. Sam Ferraro Electricity Mr. Ed Powers Cabinetmaking Mr. A. J. Marchand Auto (1) Mr. A. L. Stowell Auto (fr) Mr. William Lawless Mr. William Toomey Electricity, Sr. Advisor tas x Science Rd Wail ri Mr. Joe Bourdeau, Machine Shop = Mr. Robert Richards, Mr. Angelo Kalts Mr. William McGinness Mr. Jim Nolan, Wood Working Mr. Lou Ferraro, Welding ” pe . . pe € se a - a “ eo “ii” Mr. John Terry ''JJ ' With D. Samuels . seses3 Mr. Paul Starek _ “ns Mr. Milton Hopkins POW Senior class flea market Donations of saleable items from your attic or cellar have been requested by the Rindge Senior Class. The items will be resold at a class sponsored ''flea market ' set for October 4. Flea market proceeds will be deposited in the Rindge Technical School class treasury and used to defray senior class activities according to Class President Thomas Curtin. Curtin said, ''We need saleable items that may be taking up storage space in your home and that are no longer useable to you. ' He said, ''Please bring your old jewelry, trinkets, sporting goods, furniture, clothes or any other items that may be cluttering your home and that you think might be useful to others. ' knowledge . Just Testing the Merchandise Hurry Tom, the infield's tilting John Denver Pre-Season Soft-ball or Showdown, Ponte Cambridge Higgins Common Oct. 1975 Bite if he hits it, Sebastian ' mA wDWHn 22 On the bus, northward. . . Poles firmly planted, the downhill racer John Mulcahy i Is this a game of chance? ' Not the way I play it, no. ' Ski Wildcat Hay, Grizz! Trucker and his troops. OK? Fellas, wanna go now? Huh? 24 Cad acs) rier GEZGC Oc Brian Glotzbach - Snow Bunny '76 Mr. W. Mangan, Dean, Achievement Sch. Mr. R. Shurtleff, Dean, Pilot Sch. . om a ite seta - Bt Mrs. D. Partan and Mr. G. Johnson Mr. M. Ciccarelli and Mr. H. Hardian, Director, Occupational Education Mr. E. Correia with Jim Commerford Doc ' Linskey, Trainer, City of Cambridge 25 Santa Claus, guess | who, makes his rounds to summon Mr. Bruno . A AS find out who's Naughty onl pogitehes Damas: % esis ‘ 2a Leas Te Ra: ppt be Mr. Bruno’s Law Day MOCK CRIMINAL TRIAL The coooldest day of 1976 did not cool the enthusiasm of the guests, students and teachers who witnessed and participated in the all-Rindge-student-built Demon- stration Courtroom's first full 2-hour mock trial for armed robbery, assault and bat- tery, and carrying a weapon. Law teacher, Anthony Bruno's Room 123 was the action scene: Senior Law student Richard Mahoney was the defendant, Ms. Jane Kervick (English teacher) was the victim whose diamond necklace was allegedly stolen (ripped off her neck while accused defendant was allegedly pointing a hand gun at her!), Senior Law student Richard Leeman was the arresting police officer, Rindge Senior Robert Hoy, was the victim's husband, Rindge Freshman John Desrosiers was the neighbor. Defense Attorney was State Senator and Attorney Michael LoPresti, Jr. (who made arrangements for the mock trial with his associates and Mr. Bruno), Prosecut- ing Attorney was Assistant District Attorney Andrew Hyer (out of the Office of Gar- ret Byrne, District Attorney for Suffolk County), the Clerk was John F. Geraghty, ‘Assistant Clerk for Criminal Business (out of the Office of Clerk Edward Keating of Suffolk Criminal Superior Court), Robert Ramsey, Assistant Chief Deputy Sheriff (out of the Office of Thomas Eisenstadt, Sheriff of Suffolk County); judge for the mock trial was Law teacher Anthony Bruno. Foreman for the Jurors was Senior law student Frank Winn; the remaining mem- bers of the jury were Rindge students James Cyr, Raymond Cyr, Brian Randell, Andre Higgins and Wayne Logan - whose unanimous decision resulted in a NOT GUILTY verdict for their peer, Defendant Richard Mahoney, who was hailed by most of the 3-score spectators in our Demonstration Courtroom in Room 123 Rindge Technical School. E pmontrdtiOn Courtroom Photo: Ed Pacheco 27 .. aS = = i. “2 = Se ae qm w € Since. - : — _— eves :2 Ow tol ine to check in? t the 1 : is isn You mean th 28 Mrs. Toomey Mrs. Kelleher Busy at Work Always on the Lookout Mr. Pelleri Mrs. Shea 29 1 Aides io Visua Aud Should I? bsent today! inisa Mr. Saras itates Med is’ t SaTANAT; The Herrrre's Johnny! This, that, and the other ———== : a i ps Will he catch it? Did Mr. Steve Smeed and Mr. Wm. Fitzpatrick Iam mean! Yes. You'll never know Barristers at heart! Carpenters by trade. 32 GIEN SS OF 1976 1. JIM ALBERT 36 Magoun St. Pr. Chairman Yearbook Prom Comm. Hockey Baseball Soccer Fire Patrol College USAF 4. BYRON BASSETT 34 2. MANUEL ALMAS 1198 Cambridge St. Financial Committee Rindge Band Safety Patrol Outdoor Track College Bound 5. THOMAS BINGHAM 79 Alpine St. Fund Raising Chairman X-Country Indoor Track Baseball College 8. STEVEN AMERAL 211 Hurley St. Baseball Work 6. ALFREDO BROWN 1 7. DUANE CALENDER 1. JOHN CAREY 2. PAUL CLARK 28 Myrtle Ave. 383 Walden St. Football Football Golf Wrestling Baseball Basketball Capt. Yearbook Comm. College 3. CONNELL WM. 4. JIM COMMERFORD 183 Spring St. Priest 5. ROBERTO COOPER 409 Norfolk St. Cross Country Track Capt. Yearbook Fund Raising 6. TOM CURTIN 27 High St. Class President Student Council Treas. Student Representative To School Committee Register Staff Fire Patrol School Dept. Asst. Trainer College 1. RAYMOND CYR 2. DAVID D'AMARAL 246 Hampshire Finance Committee Computers 3. RICHARD 4. ROOSEVELT DOTBIN DENTRAMONT 5. STEPHEN DATTERO 6. MARK DURETTE 38% Gore St. Camb. 110 Berkshire St. Working Hockey Baseball 36 1. ROBERT FITZMAURICE 25 Roosevelt Twrs. Football Hockey Baseball College 4, ANTHONY GRASSI Hockey Captain Baseball Soccer Golf Prom Committee Public Relations Yearbook College 7. LARRY ELLIS . JOSEPH FRASSA 382 Jackson St. Track Financial Comm. Safety Patrol National Honor Soc. College . MICHAEL GREEN 67A Kinnard St. Black Student Union Model 38. BRIAN GLOTZBACH 144 Thorndike Finance Committee Prom Committee Fire Patrol College 6. WESTON GREGORY 9 Boardman St. Basketball Yearbook Further Education ab JAMES HALL 14 Malcolm Rd. Hockey Baseball WILLIAM HAZARD 56 Market St. Finance Comm. Baseball Wrestling ROBERT KENNEALL 4 Hollis Park Vice President 76 National Honor Society Hockey - Captain Baseball Soccer - Captain Fire Patrol College 38 6. KAREN HARVEY Tennis Prom Comm. Chairperson Cheerleader ANDREA HIGGINS 64 Montgomery Finance - Hockey Swim - Baseball Hockey Mgr - College MICHAEL KING 391 Portland Yearbook Hockey Track Electrician Wienithac Ls Vet tito: 7. MICHAEL LANDRY 12 Gold Star Road College | 1. EUGENE JARVIS 3. STEVEN KADLER 5. WILLIAM JOYCE 9 Walden Sq. Rd. 44 Columbia St. Yearbook College College 2. PETER JONES 270 Washington St. Track Soccer Captain 4. STEPHEN LEARY Yearbook 107 Inman St. Wrestling Fire Patrol BSU - NHS Baseball College Yearbook Chairman 6. WILLIAM LEADY ee - C | ib | id ay ! i t 1. RICHARD LEEMAN ne oe 40 PAUL LEWIS 36 Tremont St. Finance Committee Navy RICHARD MAHER 221 Lexington Wentworth Navy 4. GARY McCABE 5. MICHAEL McQUEENEY 6. MICHAEL MAHONEY 58 Market St. Finance Committee Fire Patrol Law Enforcement 7. RICHARD MAHONEY Hi 1. PHILLIP MAHONEY 41 Jefferson Pk. 4. MICHAEL MARCHETTI CS. FRANK MEDERIOS 135 Willow St. Track Hockey Football Wrestling Yearbook Fire Patrol Traveling College 2. PAUL MARCHANT 6. ROBERT MIRRA 69 Standish St. 3. RALPH MARCHE 2192 Mass Ave Football Track - Indoor-Outdoor College 7. MARIO MITRANO 10 Fifth St. Football - Capt. Track Hockey 4l Ed ¥ anal See, 2 4 1. RICH MONTAININO 2. JOHN MULCANY 3. MICHAEL MURPHY 2 Harrington Terrace 11 Cypress St. 4. COSMO NARDELLA Golf Soccer, Hockey Yearbook Tennis, Yearbook 5. WILLIAM O'CONNOR Fund Raising Police 117 A Otis St. College 7. VICTOR OLEJNIKOW 6. TIM O'LEARY 8 Saginaw Ave 13 Union St. Air Force Fire Patrol Electricity 42 . MICHAEL O'RORKE . MICHAEL QUINTON . ANTHONY PITTERSON . STEPHEN RAMSEY 5. STEPHEN RYAN 65 Syracuse St. Fire Patrol Capt. Us Air Force 6. COSMO SABATINO 71 Corcoran Pk. Register Nat. Hon. Society Class Secretary Band College 7. ARTURO RUSSELL 43 4. GEORGE SINGLETON 44 Walden 1. PATRICK SAMUELS SAS : Basketball 31 Union St. Football Soccer - Capt. Indoor-Outdoor Track Yearbook Layout Design Finance Committee 2. DWAYNE SHAY SON 6. KENNETH STONE 47 Chilton St. “ine 5. MICHAEL STANLEY SELON Prom og orcoranl Elk 1, ARTHUR STRYKER Register Coll 158 V NIE: See Fire and Safety Patrol ares : ee Ptanecieen Public Relations 3. STEVE SINARD Sit ateregee ry oe Committee Committee a ? iLae Ve ave +{ rASA S 4 a 4 2. JOHN TRAUASSOS 215 Norfolk Football Captain Basketball Baseball Yearbook Staff Prom Committee Fire Patrol 4. STEVE WALSH 83 Plymouth St. Baseball as JOSEPH WALSH 133 Pearl St. Hockey Register College - FRANK WINN 23 Corcoran Pk. Golf Captain College 6. STEVE WEST 7. RAY YOUNG 45 46 1. JOSEPH WOODSON 2. PETER ZILONIS 12 Lincoln Way Football Hockey Baseball Captain Prom Committee Yearbook Staff Register Safety Patrol Student Council College 3. ROMAN MAKARA 4. GARY TAYLOR Ice Skating Party a 7 ) EL 1 aia The Best Seat in the House . Z on Figure Skates. Where are you supposed to be??? 48 ki ” = a Ou ) o ” re - =} 3 ‘A S S © 3 O . eS a ng a Arguing as usual. g 4 ” iss} H i) 2) Hi = 3 os — Oo ie} P i) z= Py = =) oO = mH George, everywhere! . s see, ASDFGHJKL t Let In the Fit! MR. REDD'S MATH CLASS. Yeh Ralph, tell 'em about the book. L. Ellis and S. Themea. Fixing the courtyard. The teacher is behind you, Tom! A Tip t, e YOURS RINDGE WARRIORS petty s 5 5 ed . ; ee F. Okay it's deep enough, get the Doing homework? In the Lunchroom. . . At the Doorway. . . ? ing again Cosmo Sabatino, cutt 56 In the Classroom. In the Hallway... At the Game. Want to buy a button? How about a raffle ticket? i: i pe Tony Bruno builds courtroom to sue seniors! Wake me at 2230 FRESHMAN YEAR - 1972 + ee hee tias. - Ce, eee tee ce sia 31 - John Travassos 62 - Larry Ellis ‘ 4 ; Capt. Mario Mitrano asks Frank Medieros if he really plans to cut his hair. es Football RAYMOND YOUNG Starting Quarterback 61 ROBERT KENNEALLY See Bob jump MICHAEL MURPHY dribbles downfield pint aa a ie , i - fe aa atm oF wie . Saaghiber pe PATRICK SAMUELS KNEELING: Erinna, Hamlett, Mosquera, Holms, Beckford, Payne, Jones, Martins, Bynoe, Hastings, Bynoe. 2nd: Townsend, Perrina, Patwin, Holden, Armstrong, Bogle, Marchetti, Bascomb, Jackman, Murphy, Grassi, Coach Dusault. 3rd: Coach McGinness, Lenkauskas, Armstrong, Lamb, Yemslavkis, Kenneally, Samuels, Albert, Velasquez, Mosquera, Pariu. Pat finally uses his head! Hatless PETER JONES 63 ' Wake up Coop, you won! ' Where's the roadmap? ' Cross-Country 1975-1976 ‘Did you hear the one about. . . ' 9X. rs ™ at” fe Se tee a So this is Cross Country. KNEELING: T. Bingham, P. Benoit, G. Singleton. STANDING: Coach Tierney, E. Blackstead, E. Mosley, D. Murphy. WNDG: a ae TRAN George Singleton discusses meet strategy with Coach Tierney. LEFT BACK TO RIGHT: Coach Toomey, P. Zilonis, J. Hall, M. Riccardi, J. Walsh, G. Pierce, B. Yetman, J. Miley, M. Gibbons, W. Frammartino Coach Murphy, Coach Synnott. FRONT (1-1): Mgr. A. Higgins, M. Costa, J. DeBenadetto, A. Grassi (Capt.), M. Bendetti, B. Kenneally (Capt.), Jack Albert, Jim Albert, M. Mur- day, T. Yeonelakis. SENIOR'S HOCKEY - 1975-1976: STANDING: Joe Walsh, Pete Zilonis, Coach! Co-Captain: Tony Grassi, Coach: Bud Toomey, Co-Captain: Bob Bud Toomey, George Pierce, Jim Hall, Manager André Higgins. KNEELING: Kenneally. Jim Albert, Co-Capt. Tony Grassi, Co-Capt. Bob Kenneally, Mike Murphy. GR RE A Coach ''T ' Briant and Jim watch Pierce uses post play to ''Eggs. Joe Walsh Swoop intently. RTS face off against CHLS. Bob Kenneally making one of twenty-eight saves against CHLS. OPPOSITE PAGE (left to right) 1. Coach ‘'T ’ Brian and Jim watch intently. 2. Pierce uses Post Play to ''Eggs.'' 3. Swoop. 4. The game's not over yet, Walsh. RIS vs CHLS Game 1 5 Game 2 2 2 nn Basketball Suburban League Champs Eastern Mass Championship Lost in Semi Finals for State Championship RAY YOUNG - ''2 ' q ee aa JERRY SCOTT - Drives Herald-American All-Scholastic JOHN TRAVASSON - Rebound Boston Globe All Scholastic RUDY WILLIAMS - Jumpshot 1st Team Suburban League All-Star 2nd Team Suburban League All Star Coach Richards and team receive Eastern Mass Championship. To the Basket vs Gr. Lawrence % Finals of States. Rindge over the enemy. Rudy Williams fights for control. � � fr ARTURO RUSSELL 2nd Team Suburban League All-Star A fast break begins with a Russell rebound. faa A conference. Coaches Richard (1) and Mahoney (r) direct from the sidelines. 70 GEORGE SINGLETON WESTON GREGORY One down, one to go, then get the ball. Cheerleaders cheer for a great Rindge team! Indoor taGk Rindge Tech - State Championship Ralph Marche's form in the shotput. Seasons best - 48 tte ROBERTO COOPER, Capt. receives baton from CRAIG SISCO. 2nd place Eastern States Schoolboy Championships 6’8” High Jump (Equaled winners 7 height at 6’8”) en Outstanding Per- former, Suburban ae, League cae — —— MARIO MITRANO 2nd place Sub- League Champ David Derosier hits the tape, in the air Meet at 52 ft. 3 Class D champion 2-yr. All-Star in. Frank McCarthy - Coach of the Year 3rd year consecutive State Class D Champion Herb Lamb takes a vic- tory in the hurdles. Tied Rindge record in high hurdles at 5.8. Suburban League All- Star. HHT Suburban-League A burns the corners. 2 SRS GING pa saree 11-Star C the Air, The Following Named Persons Are Also Candidates for Rindge’s 1976 Graduation Alfred Arthur Sean Kelley Niel Bransfield Rolland Ledger John Brogan Daniel Marquis Terrance Brooks James McNamara David Butler Arthur Moore Richard Callaway Michael O'Rorke James Cyr Aaron Outerbridge James Daley Stephen Payne David Des Rosiers George Pierce Roosevelt Dottin Mike Quinton Frank Dunn Richard Randolf William Edge Wayne Reid Nathan LaFernandez Cliff Robinson Russell Griffith Stephen Ryan Tony Hamlett Herbert Smith Matthew Hooston David Sweeney Robert Hoy Gary Taylor Michael Iannuzi ‘ Sa , . a i aXe a a y Grr : a. ap JAMES CORCIONE VIRGINIA NUNLEY JOHN EMERY - 74 And with the departure of the Class of '76 goes the Burroughs- 1700. 75 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS PEAR ARNEL a ay emse Is this guy for real? BEATISSIMUS E37 77 78 Best Wishes J. Wisdom J. Rutter A. J. KALTSOS Congratulates The Rindge Class of 1976 Best Wishes for the Future from Mr. Michael Corless to The Class of 1976 INMAN SQUARE HABERDASHER 1360 Cambridge Street Cambridge, Mass. 02139 876-1729 Apparel for Men - Nurses Uniforms Compliments to Class of 1976 from RINDGE TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION Congratulations Class of 76 from McLARRY CLINTON William Riemer Irene P. Shear John J. Terry Laurence Gibson Mrs. J. Toomey Mrs. Sara Ulman Thomas Smyth John Hallice William Kelley M. A. Quinn Eileen Carroll Suzanne Palmere Maureen Santoro Rikki Farber Rena Synnott Amy Doherty John Sennott The Yearbook of 1976 Is Grateful to the Following for Their Support: Paul F. Mahoney Ruth Murray Eua Athanas Roland LaChance Kathleen Hart Edward Walsh Barbara McKelleget Margaret McCaffrey Antonette Caraven Mary Good Mrs. McCarthy Brenda Corcoran Cherle Levenbury John P. Schmitt Joseph Sampson Richard Harrington Susan Wall Kathleen Dynan Grace Stacey Eugene Zubrinski John Chicariello Timothy Murphy John Carraluro John Kelley Lornan Larson Helene Smit Wendy Silverberg Janet Looney Joyce Patterson Frances Nonni Anna Bateman Patricia Hanscome Ellen Varella Paula Falloni Patricia Kelley Nancy Uglietto Kathy Head Mrs. Thomas Murphy Betty Ungar Marybeth Haynes Phyllis and Glenn Schar Roselyn Gray The Longfellow Learning Center Mary and Lloyd Buckannan Angela Mullin Mary Blessington - Best H. Nillarrod Eugenia Gomes Wishes from the Fletcher Congratulations from the Faculty of The Fitzgerald 491-6600 CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE 2578 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. OSAKA Japanese Food Open 7 Days 354-9520 617 Concord Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Est 1936 HARVARD SQUARE 2] Cambridge ':25)3 : SOUARE PORTER UARE SavingsBank BELMONT CENTER Member FDIC 79 i i i 207 Magazine St. Cambri ak Sie oe