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

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'Ellie 'Beamer x WILLIAM O. CROMIE Searles High School Chemistry A1'fe1z1'c 'l Bill Phi Psi Basketball 1 B. B. Club Captain 2 Big, bad, bold, Bill is 'fSweet William now. He hails from Great Barrington and was graduated from Searles High School in the class of ,22-3. Now he leaves Textile as one of her best athletes and captain of one of the best basketball teams' the school has ever produced. B l ' Bill's first appearance would remind one of an innocent babe.i His magnetic personality accounts for his populairity with the fair sex and he leaves a long string of broken hearts among Fall River's fair ones. B Bill's'l favorite song: I wonder what's become of Sa!ly.i U, 5 We can truthfully say that the Swede has given the best that is in him Qwhat he did not give, we tookb. VVe predict that he will attain his share of success in life, altho we warn him to beware of the weaker sex. ' ' i The evil that men do, lives after them. The good is oft interr'd with their bones. PAGE TWENTY

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'Ellie Egeztmer GORDON P. ANDREW Cranston High ' Chemistry . Andy Big T0zwz Phi Psi Treasurer 2 Baseball 2 L Manager Basketball l Glee Club 2 g Andy came to Textile from Cranston. With his cheery smile and laughing eyes he served his two years, never shirking his work, and ever ready to help us all. He has been the hustling treasurer of the Phi Psi Fraternity for the past year, and he is tighter than an rivet on a boiler when it comes to handing out money. Try and get it. North Park is his favorite haunt. He and Big Bad Bill have spent many a glorious night there, studying, the milky Way, the big dipper, and other .astronomical phenomena. A You will soon be out in the cruel World, Andy and when times seem hard, recall the happy days in the Labf' is for your future, We venture to say that the symbol Mg which vou learned at B. D. T, S Will describe it. CMake Good.5 PAGE NIN ETEEN

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B The Zgezrmer KENNETH cRoWLEY B. M. C. Durfee High School Chemistry A'e7z,' , M1'.'f i Phi Psi oiee ciub 2 A . Basketball l Quiet and unassuming of manner. Ken has demonstrated his ability by the Way in which he has taken part in all school affairs. 7 His athletic build, Wavyhair, and Winning smile account :for his many feminine acquaintances. t 'Durfeei High School lost him through graduation, Durfee Textile found him through the untiring efforts of the Steep Brook Gazette, and now We lose him to the cruel World. Ken is a iirst class basketball player. During his iirst year at'TeXtile, he was one of the mainstays of the hoop aggrega- Itioinj' In his last year it was impossible for him to play as he .became Mr. Crovvleyf, assistant instructor of chemistry in the evening classes. Herels to your luck and success Ken and we hope that someday We Will hear of you as Professor Crowley. PAGE TWENTY ONE