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

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51112 'fgezrmer N ALVARIS DREW Middleboro High School - Chemistry lCDru7:J!!7 CCA!!! Phi Psi Glee Club Z B. B. Club Middleboro gave us this Liftle Lora' Faufztleroy, but looks are often deceiving. Al is a great favorite in his class and one of its most brilliant members. He has the unusual record of always turning in a full set of laboratory equipment at the end of the year With some to spare. - Al feels the effects of his bump last fall, being a little hard of hearing except when you ask him Whether he Wishes that quarter you borrowed from him last week. Al is a great kid and is ever smiling and full of action. . 5 Best of luck Al. PAG E TWENY-TWO

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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

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51112 Beamer EUGENE JAMES FLANAGAN St. Mary's High,.Taunton ' Chemistry Red Gene P011k,' Phi Psi B. B. Club Associate Editor of Year Book Will any of us forget Red's first appearance in the f'Chem Class? He came with the reputation of being a prize fighter and we must admit that he can H step when anyone gives him a poke. His innocence was refreshing and his blank looks at some of the Worldly expressions were amusing. At times he has been known as father and he certainly lived up to his name i11 the little affair with junior. His outbursts were frequent and in the lab, cut it out Flanagan, was a familiar saying. But as he says, the innocent shall suffer. His presence in the Lab', when the water was thrown out the window has never been satisfactorily explained but we who know him best, would never connect him with anything of the sort. His love for the stirring rod is remarkable. Red is a good student and we hope to hear of his promotion to head Chemist, of a well known firm, in the near future. Here's to your good luck Gene, go to it, we're all with you. PAGE TWENTY-THREE