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

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x I 7 -sf . ij' - ,' X... c emls r ls f P 5 Q W., - , s. .vi ffiff Ag- ' . 11. 7. 4, 4 Keeping pace with the rapid advancements in practical and theoretical chemistry is a re- cognized essential in the development of the men and women suited for this swiftly evolv- ing field. At Bradford Durfee Technical Insti- tute, it is in the laboratories and lecture rooms that this task is met and equalled. The major courses include physical, organ- ic, and analytical chemistry. Supplementary instruction is required in such subiects as math- ematics, physics, scientific German, and liber- al arts. Altogether, the student graduating is thus given a sound foundation which will enable him to cope with the problems of the field. vrvwvuuvvu - I .-. -U. ....w..... . y ...Q -5- wf' ' , rl .X i . .ii 3 l f f'J I 'I x if

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iv V1 Q fb ' f BERTRAM BENCE HARDY HOWARD B. LEIGHTON LOUIS S. J. SIMEONE Instructor in Electrical Engineering . l'1fI UCf0f. in. Aff' Instructor in Mathematics Sc. B.E.E. Brown University B-S- I-ln'Ve'5'iY 0fC'fQC'nf'f1'I B.S.-Northeastern University R.P.E. Massachusetts B-5- lf' Ed- Miami Uf VefS'fY A.M.-Boston University Diploma: Palais cle Fontainebleau, 5 France, M.A. Columbia University CLAUDE WILLIAM WAGNER EUGENE ROBIE WILLIAMS MARGARET E. MORGAN Instructor in Chemistry Instructor in Engineering Accountant ond Treasurer B.S. University of Cincinnati B.S. Ch.E. - Northeastern University M.S. University of Cincinnati W 'II JACQUELINE P. AXE LORRAINE A. BERUBE DENISE M. HARBECK Senior Bookkeeper Junior Clerk - Stenographer Junior Clerk - Stenographer

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The past few years have witnessed the advance of electricity until it has become a prime factor in the modern way of life. With this idea in mind, the Electrical Engineering Division strives to furnish the student with a thorough training in the fundamental principles of power and electronics. ln order to do this effectively, theo- ry is combined with ample laboratory exercises. In this way, the student has the opportunity to put into practice what he has learned in the classroom and to obtain a working knowledge that can be applied practically in the years of employment ahead. ,f 'u y, tt 5 ' ff? 1555 xAz .,72lQ?l, lt l ' t rg , . .,,2E:'Q':' J: -iv Narita, Q1 - ' www ,y 'tl , A.