Bradford Durfee College of Technology - Alethea Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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Ellie ihezrmer JAMES L. GIBLIN B. M. C. Durfee High School i General Cotton ' ' Pete Gibby i' Shadow Phi Psi Social Committee 2,t 3 Ring Committee 3 . Glee Club 3 - Baseball 2 Le Cercle Francaise Advertising Manager of Year Book Three years ago Gibby bowed his head and entered the portals of dear old Durfee. Every ounce of this stately individual is true blue, and he is as popular with the boys as a hot cross bun on.Good Friday. ' , M . He hails from the Hilltop, an easy-going, dependable chap, ever ready to help and give advice to a less fortunate brother. 3When it comes to a question of eats, we can alvvays depend c 'iiggx to find the caterer. Remember our Frat banquet, boys? A During his last year at school, Gibby has been very active. As a member of the social committee, he has been one of h' mainstays in making our dances successful, and was a menf . J. the year book staff. , His pleasant disposition and marked ability, assure us that Gibby,' will not fail in anything he may undertalfe in tl1e future. Best of wishes, Pete ' . PAGE TH..1l'riEN

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5.1112 'ggeamer ROBERT E. COOPER U. S. Army Officer's Training School General Cotton Squire .KSI.7ll07I Legreeu Bob President Phi Psi 3 Glee Club 3 Wrestling Class Orator Social Committee 2 Here We have him! The successor to Big Munn. Bob's great hobby is Wrestling, if you don't think so, then try to talk or rather argue with him concerning the science of rolling and tumbling on a mat. Aside from wrestling, Bob enjoys greatly a hearty laugh. Many a dull class-room has been brought up to the highest pitch of merriment as a result of Bob infecting the rest of the gang With his unrestrained mirth. C I his three years at B. D. T. S., Bob has been a very good student. His standing can be 'Well judged from the fact that he was the recipient of a scholarship during his last two years of study. It is very evident that he feels right at home in a card Working on such mysteries as differential and builder motions. .. frets gr Bob has in mind as his future work, which no doubt will be - iextile nature, we feel certain that, as for being success- ful, he Wm rate ace-high. C Best wishes and lots of luck, Bob. PAGE TWELVE

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The ggezrmer 'X l D. BERNARD GOLDING Columbia University General Cotton G0Qg!es Squeak 'l Ba1f1zya1fd Croesus Sigma Phi Tau Glee Club 3 Counsilor Ring Committee 3 President Al. A. 3 Associate Editor 3 Secretary A. A. 2 T Member of Advisory Board 2, 3 Social Committee 2, 3 QFather of His Classl Three years ago Columbia bade farewell to a son of old New York and sent the amiable personage of D. Bernard Golding to us. Croesus sure is a good scout, and sure has been The Friend Indeed to more than one of the boys. He is a natural born banker, and we don't mean 'tmaybef' They say that Barney opened his pocket-book one day, and out came a moth which bit him. He sure does love athletics, and his old familiar Come on, Gents--get in there and fight, will long be remembered. When it comes to putting over school dances, we all take our hats off to Barney. Barney is always lucky, and we hear that soon after he leaves us he will become superintendent of Dad,s Hnishing plant in Southbridge. Good luck, Barney, old boy, youlve earned it. PAGE FOURTEEN