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

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'mhz Textile Qfienurh , 1-v' LOUIS J. BOXSER Louie 10716112 Nz'slza H Chemistry and Dyeing B. M. C. Durfee High School Sigma Phi Tau, l, 2 Ring Committee 2 Scribe 2 Social Committee 2 Glee Club 1 V f Editor-in-Chief Record Book In union there is strength The world at large lost a promising young doctor when' Louie gave up that profession to follow Chemistry at our school. Jonah was a speed king in his class Work, alvvays striving to get ahead Che needed onel in practical Work as Well as in book learning. Once out of school The Boxseru had several activities that oc- cupied considerable time, but by far the most outstanding diversion Was Louie's', trip to Prospect Street to see His Marie. The noise made by H The Gargling Trio, composed of Boxser, Posnak and Lovit will cease this year at graduation, but their teachings will live on forever. Ask McArdle and McCann. Well good luck 'tLouieH in your coming business career and may you be as successful in life as you have been at school. PAGE FOURTEEN

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mhz 'dlextile Qliecnrh Staff PRINCIPAL Henry W. Nichols. A. B. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL William E. Drake, B. S. DESIGNING AND ANALYSIS Frederick B. Hays COTTON YARN PREPARATION DEPARTMENT William A. GOSS ASSISTANT Harold C. Smith WARP PREPARATION AND WEAVING DEPARTMENTS John W. Norman ASSISTANT Thomas Jones ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT William E. Drake, B. S. ASSISTANTS ' Mechanical Drawing Machine Shop Edward V. Carroll, B. S. john J. Crawford CHEMISTRY AND DYEING DEPARTMENTS C. Nelson Alderman ASSISTANTS James Worton. B. S. james McArdle FREEHAND DRAWING D-EPARTMENT Lucien Schimpf A HEAD OF EXTENSION WORK William H. Broomhead Margaret E. Morgan, Bursar Gertrude F. Horan, Registrar john J. Munroe, Engineer PAGE THIRTEEN

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31112 iilextile Qfienurh JEFFERSON BORDEN Kdfg-HW! Chemistry and Dyeing Exeter Social Committee 2 ' Curly haired, sleeveless, match in mouth, and there you have our jefferson Borden 4th, A Whiz on radio, a flash on the dance floor. a crack at swimming, a keen sportsman, and that isn't all. His arguments in the lab with Sammy are quite a feature to Witness, although C' Sammy refuses to give up, Jeff is a quiet, very good natured chap. His hobby is to take the after- noon off occasionally to see the picture shows. Another one of his interesting habits was to analyze a piece of pie when Mr Alder- man Wasn't looking. It looks as though Jeff will be one of the suppfmrting pillars of the Fall River Bleachery, in the role of chief chemist, in which, the task of saving the plant many thousands of dollars will rest on his most capable shoulders. The good Wishes of his classmates go with him in this new field of endeavor. PAGE FIFTEEN