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

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This is the common duty of everyone associated with any college. The sum of the individual endeavors determines the essence of the whole, the character of the institution. I was deeply apprecia- tive of the contribution of the Class of 1964 in our joint effort when the Chairman of the Examining Committee said that the primary reason for their recommending our accreditation was the integrity and dedication of those associated with the College. It is a pleasure to contemplate that your proven capacity for thoughtful, mature judgment, which was so helpful here, will con- tribute so much to the solution of the countless social problems which confront us. I wish you every success and personal satisfaction in your various careers. William Holland THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE BRADFORD DURF EE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Supported by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the City of Fall River, Massachusetts OFFICERS Francis T. Meagher, Chairman Wilfred C. Driscoll, Vice Chairman William Holland, Clerk TRUSTEES On the part ofthe Commonwealth of Massaclzusetts Dr. Owen B. Kiernan, Commissioner of Education On the part of the City of Fall River Hon, Roland G. Desmarais, Mayor Robert Nagle, Superintendent of Schools FOR THE TERM ENDING JUNE 30, 1962 Manuel H. Camara, Jr., Fall River Alford Dyson, North Wesport George H. Cottell, Fall River Mrs. Ruth B. Merritt, Fall River Stephen Nawrocki, Fall River FOR THE TERM ENDING JUNE 30, 1963 Octave O. Desmarais, Sr., Fall River Francis T. Meagher, Fall River 4 Matthew Kuss, Fall River William H. Moran, Fall River Tobias M. Furtado, Fall River FOR THE TERM ENDING JUNE 30, 1964 Edward S. Bliss, Fall River Ernanusl Gittelman, Somerset Wilfred C. Driscoll, Fall River Charles P. Mullen, Westport Albert G. Pierce, Westport 6 FOREWORD In presenting this yearbook, it is our purpose to comply with the wishes of the Senior Class for both a comprehensive presenta- tion of their activities at Brad- ford Durfee College of Technol- ogy and for a yearbook that is distinctive and truly representa- tive of our class. The yearbook staff, fully real- izing its responsibilities, has ex- pertly gathered into one volume these descriptions, impressions, and pictures of Bradford Durfee College, its students and its ac- tivities. We hope that this yearbook will enable you to renew old friendships and relive the impor- tant events of your college life. In order that your human ex- periences and rich memories may not be lost, we present this year- book. THE EDITORS 7 November 22, I 963 RAFFAELE P. AIELLO, Ray - Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait! Major, Illustration. Fall River Art Assn., 1,2,3,4g Artist, Yearbook 4g Fine Arts Clubg Deans List, 3: Track 1,2. JOYCE A. ARCIKOWSKI, Joyce - The happy girl is she who knows the world and cares for it. Ma- jor, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn., 1,2,3,4g Fine Arts Club, Technolog Staff lg Prom Committee 4g Jr. Art School, Instr., 25 Kappa Sigma Phi, 1,2,3,4, Social Chm. 3, Recording Sec. 4g Cheerleader, l,'2,3g Girls' Athletic Assn. l,2. PENELOPE A. ASHTON, Pennie - I live to love, to laugh, and to learn. Major, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn. l.2,3,4g Fine Arts Club, Yearbook Staff 4, Technolog Staff, l,2g Jr. Art School Instr. 3, Prom Committee, 4, Kappa Sigma Phi, 1,2,3,4-5 Correspond- ing Sec., 3, Women's Athletic Assn., l,2. DAVID W. BROWNELL, Dave - Fun is always enjoyed most by those who enjoy doing it. Major, Vis- ual Design. Fall River Art Assn., 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staffg Fine Arts Club. All Raffaele P Aiello Joyce A. Arcikowski Penelope A. Ashton David W. Brownell 11 CALVIN S. CHRUPCALA, Cal - Patience is a plant that grows not in every garden. Major, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn., 1,2,3,4g Fine Arts Clubg presidentg Jr. Art School Instr., 45 Phi Psi, l,2,3,4g Stu- dent Rep. to the Fall River Art Assn. PETER J. CISEK, Pete 4- It is a friend of least, that has plenty of friends. Phi Psi, 1,2,3,45 Fine Arts Club: Fall River Art Assn., l,2,3,4g Major, Visual De- sign. JOSEPH DiGIAMMO, Joe - The opinion of the strongest is always the best. Major, Visual Design. Phi Psi, 2,3,4g Athletic Director of Phi Psi 4. VINCENT DUSIG, Vin - Thoughts are Mightier than strength of hand. Major, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn., 1,2,3,4: Varsity Club, 1,2,3,4g Fine Arts Clubg Jr. Art School Instr., 3g Fencing team 1,2, 3,4, Capt. Saber Squad, 3, Team Capt., 4, Phi Psi 1,2,3,4. Calvin S Chmpcala Peter Cisek Joseph D1G1ammo V1HCEHt Duslo 12 RICHARD N. ELKINGTON, Dick - Art is the path of the creator and his work. Major, Visual De- sign. Jr. Art School Instr. 2,3,-lg Fall River Art Assn. 1,2,3,4-5 Fine Arts Clubg Co-Editor Yearbook: Phi Psi, 1,2,3,4. CLAIRE FAIRI-IURST, Den Mother - A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Major. Visual Design. Deans List, 1,2,3: Student Council 2.35 Kappa Sigma Phi, 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1. ARTHUR FARIA. g'Art - l'Enthusiasm is the in- spiration of everything great? Major, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn. 1,2,3,4: Fine Arts Club. JAMES M. HOLCOMB, Jim - I am content with what I have, little it be or much, Major, Visual De- sign. Fall River Art Assn. 1,2.3.-lq Fine Arts Club: Var- sity Club, 2,3.4g Fencing, 1,2,3,-I, Capt. Epee Squad, 4. sbgiufiw ,,., ,su , . ,,,:s1.,5 X' ed x 14 Richard N. Elkington Claire Fairhurst Arthur Faria James M. Holcomb 13 BEVERLY A. ISADORE, Bev,' - Although she is not talkative, her smile has lots to say. Major, Visual Design. Technolog, lg Deans List, 1,2,3,4g Fall River Art Assn., 1,2,3,4g Fine Arts Club. MADELEINE E. LETENDRE, Mad,' - Calmness is a great advantage. Major, Visual Design, Kappa Sigma Phi, 1,2,3,4-, Pres. 4, Recording Sec., 3, Deans List, 35 Fall River Art Assn. 45 Fine Arts Club, Jr. Art School Instr. 2,4g Cheerleader, 1,2,3g Technolog, 15 Women's Athletic Assn. 1,2. BRIAN PELLETIER, Brian - A place for every- thing, everything in its place. Major, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn. 1,2,3,4-5 Fine Arts Clubg Jr. Art School Instr. 2,4-. STEPHEN S. ROTHSCHILD, Steve - Reading maketh a full man. Fall River Art As-sn. 4. Beverly A. Isadore Madeleine E. Letendre Brian Pelletier Stephen S. Rothschild 14- JUDITH A. SANTOS, Judi - Small and wise, she's a terror for her size. Major, Visual Design. Fall River Art Assn. 1,2,3,4-3 Fine Arts Clubg Technolog Staff, 1,2, Art Editor, 2, Jr. Art School Instr., 4. THOMAS B. TAVARES, Tomas - The artist is a rare breed. Major, Illustration. Deans List, 3g Fall River Art Assn., 1,2.3,4g Phi Psi, 1,2,3,43 jr. Art School Instr., 2, Fine Arts Club. DONNA M. WOODS, Woodsie - No dull mo- ments allowed when she makes a bow. Major, Visual Design. Kappa Sigma Phi, 1,2,3,4, Social Committee, Fine Arts Club, Prom Committee, 4, Fall River Art Assn. l,2,3,4g Jr. Art School Instr. 2, Technolog, 13 Cheerleader, 1,2,3g Women's Athletic Assn. 1,2. Judith A. Santos Thomas B. Tavares Donna M. Woods 15 STANDING: C. Chrupcalag J. Santosg D. Woodsg J. A SITTING: R. Elkington, A. Faria. 16 rcikowskig R. Aiello, P. Ashton STANDING: C. Fairhurstg D. Brownellg V. Dusiog B. Isadoreg Letendreg S. Rothschildg B. Pelletierg J. Holcombg T. Tavares. I7 SITTING: P. Cisekg M Liberal Arts Fredenck Wlnterg Walter Cass 3 Helen Eaton 5 Margaret A. Panos g George E. Murphy 5 Norman R. Kellyg Robert E. Flynng Rudolph L. LaVau1t. 18 J . 1 f gif!-'iff' fgggmfirfagginfszf 4 1 r :af - f -H' 4' J'eT 'im ' A ff fl V-I-15:---:'g'e..'5 !-2-'-gif a g3:.'.LE::gwis.'.... - L 5 1 1- tasfswufsifaassff-1 W if Q ls W l I . , I 4...,,,, , A A 2 HJ ,,i f..E::-id? 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Ma- jor, Business Administration. Varsity Basketball, 4. WALTER J. BOLCON, Walt - Too high an ap- preciation of our talents is the chief cause why experi- ence preaches to us all in vain. AUGUST BOTELHO, Augie - Everything comes if a man will only waitf' .. ,.f.,5, . .. ,7..,, Doreatha M. Aguiar Michael Black Walter J. Bolcon Auglm BOICUIO 21 GERALD J. BOUCHER, Pop'l - Mix reason with pleasure and season with mirth. Major Business Ad- ministration. JOHN F. BOYLE, Iay'l - The prudent man looketh well to his going. Major Business Administration. Jun- ior Prom Committee, Chairman, Junior Class President, Student Council Treasurer, Dean's List, 4, Epsilon Phi Pi. LOUISE ANN BROOKS, Brooksie - It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Major Business Administration. Kappa Sigma Phi 2,3,4l-. Vice-President Treasurer, 3 Glee Club, 2, Cheerleader, 1. PAUL H. BURKETT, Paul - Men of few words are the best menf, Major Business Administration. Ep- silon Phi Pi. Gerald J. Boucher John F. Boyle Louise Brooks Paul H- Burkett 22 WILLIAM M..CAINE, Bill'l - He holds his thoughts in sight, thou gay they run and leap. Major Business Administration. Phi Psi, Junior Prom Crim- mittee, Deans List 1,2,3,4. Vice-President of junior Class. WILLIAM G. CAMARA, Bill - I would rather appreciate things I cannot have than to have things I am not able to appreciate. Major Business Administra- tion. Newman Club 2, Basketball 2. Soccer 2. Varsity Club 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Baseball l,2,3,4. Co-Cap- tain 3.4. Asst. Coach 3,4. WILLIAM CLITHERO, l'Bill - 'KA hole in one is worth a thousand tearsf' Major Business Administra- tion. Phi Psi, Varsity Club 2,3,4 Secretary 4. Intra- mural Basketball 1,2.3,4 Captain 2,3,4, Basketball 1.2. 3,4 Co-Capt. 4, Baseball 2, Soccer 4: Golf 12.3.43 Bowl- ing 3,45 Dean's List 2. JOSEPH CORREIA, Joe Blue - To those who know me not, no word can paint. William M Caine Wllllam G Camara William Clithero oseph Correia 211 FRANCIS DONOVAN, Frenchie - HA man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and conhdent tomorrowsf' Major Business Administration. Phi Psi. RONALD E. FRIAR, Ron - An easy-minded soul and always was. Major Business Administration. JUDITH HASSOUN, JuCly,' -- Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never badf' Major Busi- ness Administration. Kappa Sigma Phi 2,3,4-, Cheer- leader 2,3, Glee Club 2. HENRY J, HODGSON, Hank - Some that smile have in their hearts, I fear, millions of mischief. Major Business Administration. Francis Donovan Ronald E. Friar Judith Hassoun Henry J. Hodgson 24 CORNELIUS V. LEAHEY, JR., Neil - 'iWork may not be fun, but it must be done. Major Business Ad- ministration. Phi Psi OSCAR LEVESQUE, Buzz -- His thoughts and smile are secretive and daring. Major Business Admin- istration. Circle K Club, Dean's List 2,3,4, Secretary of Circle K, 3. BARRY J. MCDONALD, Barry - Do what you think is right and you can't do any better. Major Busi- ness Administration. Dean's List 2.3,-1, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Baseball, Soccer. THOMAS C. MAIATO, Tom - 'KThe deepness of your voice may reveal the deepness of your heart. Ma- jor Business Administration, Circle K Club, Secretary, 4, President 3, Library Aid. '32 gifs? 'T 71 ' ' 5. .z 1 r W Aw- -if . Cornelius V. Leahey, Jr. Oscar Levesque Barry J. McDonald Thomas C. Biaiato 25 JOHN MATTOS, John,' - Many friendships are made by souls. Major Business Administration. DANIEL C. MEDEIROS, Dan - The wild, the free, and the happy one. Major Business Administra- tion. Phi Psi 2,3,4-, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2, Pep Band 3,4-, Newman Club 2,3. RAYMOND MEDEIROS, Ray - Wisdom is hum- ble that he knows no more. Major Business Adminis- tration. Phi Psi Vice-President 4. ROBERT T. MERCER, Bob - A persons goal in life is brought about by determination. Major Busi- ness Administration. Phi Psi. John Mattos Daniel C. Medeiros Raymond Medeiros Robert T. Mercer 26 DONALD KI. MICH.-XUD, Don - The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Major Business Adminis- tration. Epsilon Phi Pi, Prom Committee. 4. Yearbook StaH', Co-Editor, 4, WALTER J. MIKOLAZYK, Walt - Life is tm, short to worry, Major Business Administration. Phi Psi l,2,3,4. Circle K l.2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Bowling 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. DANIEL O'CONNELL, i'Dan - The wild, the free. and the happy one. Major Business Administration. Epsilon Phi Pi. JOHN A. OWEN, Jack - Life is a joke that's just begun. Major Business Administration. Phi Psi. Var- sity Club, Intramural Basketball l,2,4, Treasurer 2. Vice-President 4, President 4, Soccer 2,3,-I, Baseball 1, Soccer Team Captain, 4. 5 I' ,1 Donald J. Michaud Walter Mikolazyk Daniel O'Connell john Owen 27 RICHARD D. PARKER, Rich - The world was sad, the hermit sighed - till woman smiledf, Major Business Administration. Phi Psi l,2,3,4 Senior Warden, 4 Circle K Club, Intramural Basketball. Intra-fraternity Basketball and Football. REGINALD M. PELAGIO, 'KReg - Mine honor is my life: both grow in onef' Major Business Adminis- tration. Phi Psi, 1,2,3,4 Circle K Club. JOHN P. PEREIRA, JR., Duke', - Talk to him of Jacobls Ladder and he would ask the number of stepsfi Major Business Administration. Phi Psi 1,2,3,4 Treas- urer 3,-1-. Soccer 2,3,4. JOHN N. PETERS, John - The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Major Business Administration. Phi Psi 1,2,3,4, Circle K Club, Board of Directors, 2, Technolog 2. Richard Parker Reginald M. Pelagio John P. Pereira, Jr. John N. Peters 28 STANLEY A. PIETRUSKA, JR., Stan - So little done, so much to do. JOHN B. PORTLOCK. '6John - A man's task is al- ways light if his heart is light. Major Business Admin- istration. Phi Psi 1.2.3.-l, Junior Vlfarden. 4. Technolog 2,3. Soccer Team 1,2,3,-l- Circle K Club 2.3. PETER A. SARANTAKIS, JR., Pete - My thoughts are my own! Llajor Business Administration. MARK N. SHORROCK, Mark - A good nature is the key that Hts many locks. Major Business Ad- ministration. were-v- .. .. JZ Stanley A. Pietruska, Jr. John B. Portlock Peter A. Sarantakis, Jr. Mark N, Shorrock 29 PHILIP M. SOWA, JR., Phil - Life would be intolerable if it were not for its pleasuresf, Major Busi- ness Administration.. Phi Psi, Bowling Team 3,4, Circle K 2, Intramural Basketball 2,3,4 Prom Committee 4. RICHARD E. SZARO, Richie - A comrade blithe and full of glee, who dares to laugh out loud and free. Major Business Administration. Phi Psi, Circle K Club Secretary, 3, Varsity Club, Vice-President 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Secretary l,2, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3, Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4. RAYMOND S. THOMPSON, JR., Bud', - True ambition there resides. Phi Psi l,2.3,4 Chapter Editor and Publicity Director, Circle K Club, Bowling Team, Tennis Team, Soccer Team. KEVIN M. TRAVIS, Kev - It's hard to be serious when the world is so much fun. Major Business Ad- ministration. Phi Psi 2,3,4 President 4, Prom Commit- tee 4, Dean's List 1,2,3,4, Class treasurer 3, Varsity bas- ketball 1. 'Se' Philip M. Sowa, Jr. Richard E. Szaro Raymond S. Thompson, Jr. Kevin M. Travis 30 NORMAND YOKELL, Norm - You'd never guess what lies beneath. Major Business Administration. Ep- silon Phi Pi 1,2,3,4. DAVID J. MATTHEWS, Dave - A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Major Busi- ness Administration. Phi Psi l,2,3,4 Secretary 4, Chap- ter Editor 3, Prom Committee 4, Circle K Club, Year- book Staff 4, Technolog, Editor-in-Chief 2,3. Normand Yokell 31 . A --.bg , ww- .lv -,.- .,.,. . ,. y , pw... ,f L ,.-, V V. FRONT ROW: R. Mercerg R. Parkerg W. Mikolazykg P. Sowag G. Boucherg W. Camarag BACK ROW: M. Shorrockg J. Oweng W. Clithero, J. Pereirag J. Correiag H. Hodgsong T Maiato. 32 FRONT ROW: M. Blackg P. Sarantakisg J. Peters' W Bolcon' smith' D Mich d C L , . , , , au g . eaheyg R. Pelagio: P. Burkettg R O. Levesqueg BACK ROW: F. Donovang D. O'Conr1el1g G. Shoe- Thompsong A. Botalho. 33 F fiends at Tech Ethel Culleng SITTING: Elaine Andersong Rita Morotti. Grace Driscoll STANDING: Gladis Hunterg Ann Perrong Ella Lifraikg Angie Amorantes Henry Champagne 5 Richard Parkinsong Raymond Rosariog Leo Coutureg Roland Brodeur. Raiph Bigelowg John Cabral. 34 '1 l Q -- '- X - -x ,f w- w . 4 ' ' T YC4 -L . ' 5 ' 42. n T- I 2 I Q D L 1 . my 1: r -D ll dN.!m!!!g1s , lr' My fm--Aa 'fl lf WI , ... Ii F- lllmlffgkr f gf ,ff'ff,Ffs1 I g- V-7 Q . 1 :.,. , , W K H, , , -1 , 5 ,, l - r' xgfhsan ' , .ALJ-.1-5 ..,x -..Q gb kgxi I. X .L Aw. - W-TT'-1 1 Q .. ,.,,l. a-4..-T N fir' M f L- 4 iq 1 Mi ri .l4,52l gl T in : M! 4 4 - . - . - . -' ?' 'gnig Q I' -1, 4. 4 A-- -' ' ' 5' Nga IZHIE ,. .. 'I 'f' , .- -' , 1 '!. .. Q IL ' L. kg 1. ' -fi , ,M-ln! Im, Y. GZ! U 5 .. I gy - If ...Spill : I uf! :if-A.,.n ,.- z , ,l - A ! Q H. I i Y T I 1 f W1 ' b . f Q m m d . W' ' 1 ,,,. ,gm . '? g 3 ,i,' Q U j ' j I , I fu'-aa. in- Qu-N M It it b M-1 -f 2f ji - ' .. -, ,. ,G b -id.. 5 'V V. H V ' ' Hag' ' '4 . 1 'fi ' 1 f' f ' .L if if ' n 1 - mf - 5- .f Y A fi ' 1 5 ,l - 'l a ' . l CHEMI TRY DEP RTME Clzernistgf Department Faculty Walter E. Marston, Carl E. Medde, Claude W Wagner. '36 Walter E. Conraa, Head zyf the Department, Chang Ning Wo, DENNIS SABOURINE, Denny - Men marry to make an endg women to make a beginning. Epsilon Phi Pi, 2,3,4g Chem. Club 2,3,4g Newman Club 2,3g Stu- dent Instr. 2,3,4g Student Council 3,45 Dean's List 3, Pres. A.A.T.C.C. 3,43 Vice-Pres. Student Council 4g Vice Chancellor Epsilon 2g Executive Committee Epsi- lon 2,3. WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS, Bill - The secret of happiness is curiosity. Major, Chemistry. Phi Psi l,2,3, 43 Chem. Club 2,3,4g Vice-Pres. Chem. 3, Pres. 4g A.C.S.S.A., 4g Deans List 2,3. ARMAND T. DiCORPO jr., TED Major, Chemis- try. Chem Club 1,2,3,-1-g Newman Club 4g Lab Asst. 4: Intermural Basketball lg Baseball l,2. Dennis Sabourin William Thomas 37 D. Sabouring A. DiCorpog W. Thomas 38 K' K gf ff ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Engineering Department Faculty Stewart, Eugene R. Williams. 40 Frank H Dillon, Head fy' the Department, Alan L. CampbelL Roger Canuel, Lester W Cory, Bertram B. Harcly, Albert A. GORDON E. BROWN, Gordon - In quietness and conlidence shall be your strength. Major, Civil En- gineering. Eng. Soc. 3.4. DONALD A. LAVOIE, Don - The best way out is alway through. Major, Civil Eng. Epsilon Phi Pi: Eng. Soc. 2,3,4: Student Council 4. KENNETH AGUIAR, L'Ken - Every generation needs regeneration. Major, Elec. Eng. I.E.E.E.: Radio Club 4g Sec. I.E.E.E. JON DOUGLAS BAILEY, g'Doug, Beetle - A danger Foreseen is half avoided. Major, Elec. Eng. Baseball 1. 2,3g Co-Capt., 3g I.E.B.E. Gordon E. Brown Donald A. Lavoie Kenneth Aguiar Jon WV. Bailey 41 PAUL J. CABRAL, Paul - I never think of the fu- ture, it comes, soon enough. Major Electrical Engi- neering. Epsilon Phi Pi, IEEE 2,3,4, Radio Club 4, Golf. THOMAS J. CURRY, Tom,'- I Find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. Major Electrical Engineer- ing. Newman Club, President 4, IEEE, Student Chair- man, Basketball, Intramural Basketball. JOSEPH L. HOUDE, 'KJoe - It is never too late to be what you might have been. Major Electrical Engineer- ing. Epsilon Phi Pi, IEEE, Radio Club, Talker Staff, Varsity Club, Baseball 2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3. STANTON E. PECKHAM, JR., Stan - He who exalts himself does not rise high. Major Electrical En- gineering. IEEE 2,3,4, Radio Club 4, Class Treas- urer l, Golf Team 1,2,3. , , o ,. my Paul J Cabral Thomas J Curry Joseph L. Houde Stanton E. Peckham Jr 42 JOHN M. PLOURDE, John Major, Electrical En- gineering. Epsilon Phi Pig I.E.E.E.g Radio Club. GERALD M. SANTOS, jerry. Major, Electrical En- gineering. Phi Mu Deltag I.E.E.E. 2,3,4g Radio Club 4, Vice-Chainnan 4. LOUIS E. TARTAGL Jr. Lou. Major, Electrical Engineering. I.E.E.E.g VicePres. of Senior Class. JOHN TRAVERS, John. -Major, Electrical Engi- neering. I.E.E.E.5 Radio Clubg Epsilon Phi Psig Talker Staffg Epsilon House Committee. '-'ff-'fr' 11754 - ' lu John M. Plourde Gerald M. Santos Louis E. Tartaglia Jr. john F. Travers 43 PHILIPPE A. VIOLETTE, Phil -Electrical Engi- neer Epsilon Phi Pig Varsity Clubg IEEEQ Radio Club' Baseball 2,3,4g Soccer 3g Intramural Basketball 2,3. 5 WILLIAM W. L. CHEN, Bill -Mechanical Engi- neer. IEEE 1962-1963g Eng. Soc. 63-645 ASTM 64' Soccer Team 62-63. JOHN SANTO CRISTO, Johnny Major, Mechani- cal Engineering. I.E.E.E.g A.S.T.M. WILLIAM CURTIS, Bill. Phi Psig Eng. Soc. 3,4' A.S.T.M. 45 Varsity Club 2,351-5 Prom Committeeg Basi ketball 15 Intermural Basketball 1,2,4. Philippe A. Violette William W. L. Chen John S. Christo William J. Curtis 44' JOHN RICHARD GOLDEN. John.'l Major. Mechan- ical Engineering, Epsilon Phi Pi: Eng. Soc. 2.3.41 A.S.T.M. 4: I.E.E.E. 3.4: Trcas. Eng. Soc. 3.4. JOSEPH H. LIMA, Joe. Major. Mechanical Engi- neering. Epsilon Phi Pi: Deans List 4: A.S.T.M. 4: I,E.E.E. 2: Yearbook StafI: Prom Committee 4: Exe- cutive Committee of Epsilon. PHILIP S. MEDEIROS. Phil -- He'll always find a way. Major, Mechanical Engineering. Circle K 2.3.4. Eng. Soc. 2.3: Class President 4. MICHAEL R. RYERSON. Mike, Major. Mechani- cal Engineering. Phi Psi: A.S.T.M. 4: Eng. Soc. 1.2.3.-4: Athletic Director of Phi Psi: Senior Advisor of Eng. Soc., Intermural Sports: Intra-Fraternity Sports. U, John R. Golden Jr. Joseph H. Lima Philip S. Medeiros Michael Ryerson 45 VICTOR SPIROFF, Vic. Major, Mechanical Engi- neering. Circle Kg Varsity Clubg Engineering Soc. g I.E.E.E.5 Basketball Intermural 1,2,3,4-5 Varsity 1,2. JAMES H. SWIST, Jirn', Major, Mechanical Engi- neering. Phi Psi, 60-64-5 Eng Soc. 60-645 I.E.E.E. 62- 635 Yearbook Staff 645 A.S.T.M. 64-5 Eng. Soc. Sec 60-625 Eng. Soc. Vice-Pres. 63-64. BRUCE W. BABBITT JOHN R. COSTA REGINALD T. NARCISO RICHARD L. MILES ERNEST OLIVEIRA WILLIAM PURDY GILBERT RAPOSO ROBERT A. WELCOME LEONARD WOOD Victor Spiroff James H, Swist 46 ig G. Browng D. Lavoie. - 1 A Left to right: J. Travers: L. Tartaglia: J. Bailey: E. Oliveira: J. Houde: P. Violette: P Cabralg T, Curryg S. Peckham: G. Samosg K. Aguiarg J. Plourde: L. Wood: G. Raposo. 47 . A - 4 Left to right: J. Christog J. Goldeng P. Medeirosg J. Swistg R. Narcisog V. Spiroffg M. Ryer- song J. Limag J. Costag W. Cheng W. Curtis. 48 ji 1 , , , f W w ,' !,,f ' xr-f- Y wfliq' Hag f U T fb '-gf-I W 4-Q.. EPEVL T 'J E 62 ' MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT M athematzes Department Faeulgf Samuel A. Stone ton leavej, Head q'the Department, Robe Manuei Sousa. Bento, Paul Parente, Donald S. Preset, Louis S. Simeon RONALD A. HOUSE, H0useyi'- Great minds have purposes, others have wishes. Nlajor, Nlatheinatics. Ep- silon Phi Pi, 1,2,3,4g Math Club 2,41 Geology Club 4g Intermural Basketball 2,33 Yearbook Staff 4, Varsity Club 45 Sec. Treasurer, Math Club 3g Pledgcmaster Ep- silon, 4g Soccer Team 4. RONALD W. HOY, Ron,'-- The only way to get the best of an argument is to avoid it. Major, Mathe- matics. Epsilon Phi Pig Math Club. JOSEPH C. LALIBERTE, Joe -- Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Major, Mathemat- ics. Phi Psi 1,2,3,4g Math Club 2,3,4: Varsity Club 1.2.3, 45 Pres. of Class 1,25 Vice-Pres. Math Club 45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4-. VERONICA T. MCCONNELL, Ronnie - Practice is the best of all instructors. Major, Mathematics. New- man Clubg Math Club. ff, l Ronald A. House Ronald W. Hoy Joseph C. Laliberte Veronica T. McConnell 51 PETER J. O'I-IARA, Pete - No one can walk back- wards into the future. Major, Mathematics. Epsilon Phi Pi5 Math Club l,2,3,4 5 Intermural Basketball l,2,3, 45 Pledge Committee 45 Varsity Club 45 Sec. Treasurer of Math Club 45 Soccer 45 Baseball 4. RAYMOND COMES, Ray. Major, Mathematics. Ep- silon Phi Pi 1,2,3,45 Math Club 2,3,45 Newman Club 4, Intermural Basketball 1,2,35 Pres. Math Club 35 Pres. Student Council 45 Epsilon pledgemaster. Peter J. O'Hara. 52 R. Gomesg P. O'Harag R. House: R. Hoy 53 M edical Technology PATRICIA C. TOKARZ, Pat Kappa Sigma Phi 1,2 3,4 5 Finished fourth year at the Truesdale Hospital. Patricia C. Tokarz 54 1 U fi V 0 ' 5 CQ 11, 5 9 z I C- g ,S T ea' Q ru ' T 00 ' ,Q I , f T ' A .. . 7 ,,: ':: r E ,, u9:.Iii'5f E152 G 4 Qi :'?:4::::g .W 5 V Q' LQ T G W W ' . Zl1. Af 1 I--a. I GD Q I O w M 0 2 ' I T E F T Q2 , 40 0 TEXTILE DEPARTMENT Textile Department Faculty john G. Stiekler, Head ofthe Departmentg Everett S. Arnolal' Robert E. Cooperg Dennis E. Cummingsg Awed Higginsg Alfred I. MeNalQz. 56 WILLIAM F. FITZGERALD. Bill -L'Mcn's conver- sations are like their lives. Major. Textile technol- ogy. Circle K Club 2 yrsq Photographer Technology 3 yrs.g Varsity Club. 2 yrs.: Yearbook Stalin: A.A,T,T.: Treasurer Senior Classg Tennis Team 3 yrs. KENNETH D. LANGLEY, Ken - Thy modesty is a candle to thy meritf' Major. Textile Technology. Phi Psi l,2.3,-lg Geology Club 2.3.41 Pres. 4. Tres. 3: A.A.T.C.C. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres., Sec. 31 Student Council 3. DONALD C. MEDEIROS. Dori - I'Vhat is done hastily cannot be done prudently. lxiajor. Textile Tech- nology. Phi Psig A.A.T.T.g Yearbook Staff: Pep Band: Golf Team 1,'Z. RICHARD H. PIERCE. Dick. Rich - Patience and gentleness is power. Major. Textile Technology. Phi Psi 2.3.45 A.A.T,T.: A.A.T.C.C.: Pep Bandg Geology Clubg Fencing: Sec. lk Treas. of Geology. 5 . F.. . .NA M La William F. Fitzgerald Kenneth D. Langley Donald C. Medeiros Richard H. Pierce 57 MICHAEL J. SIMMONS, Mike - Man is immortal till his work is done. Major, Textile Technology. Phi Psig A.A.T.T. Michael J. Simmons 58 X M. Simmonsg R. Pierceg W. Fitzgeraldg K. Langleyg D. Medeiros 59 CLASS HISTORY 1960-1961 As each of us donned our freshman beanies and entered the doors of Durfee College, a new way of life appeared before us. It was not one easily come by nor would it be easily mastered. We were welcomed by George Attar, president of the Student Council, and honored at a Get acquainted dance. Six of the freshmen girls' were chosen for the cheering squad. The student council provided many opportunities during the holidays for us to get a good glimpse of the social life at college. February brought the election of class officers and we chose Joe Laliberte, president, Donald Lavoie, vice-presi- dent, Dick Szaro, secretary, and Stan Peckham, treasurer. During March our interests turned toward the frater- nities and sororities at college. This was our chance to . . . 1961-1962 Having mastered the art of cramming for final exams, we enter our sophomore year with our aims held high. Many changes were brought to our lives at Durfee Col- lege this year. Epsilon Phi Pi introduced its REEB. The Circle K was formed. ACCREDITATION! The word cannot be shouted too loudly. A whole new being has taken a grip on the school with progress, promise, and dedication being an integral part of its purpose. Being accredited by the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, we are now ofhcially the Bradford Durfee College of Technology. Every- one continues striving for the improvement of our facilities and the establishment of important and necessary program- ming to insure the continuance of our newly acquired standing. This is a great step forward for the student, for it opens many doors, that were closed until now. 1962-1963 After a trying but successful sophomore year we are now juniors. The following were elected class officers for the year 5 John Boyle, president, Willian Caine, vice-presi- dent, Doreatha Aguiar, secretaryg Kevin Travis, treasurer. PHI PSI opens the college social calendar with the an- nouncement of the forthcoming marriage of their mascot Chug to the beautiful Jugs. December brought a new college lecture series, a trip to New Hampshire for the Geology Club, and a new frat house for Epsilon Phi Pi. A Bacchanalian Fiesta was held by the junior class at the Bluffs in Swansea. It was a tremendous success and helped defer the costs of our junior prom. A The big event of the year was our Junior Prom held on Friday, May 10. Festivities began with a cocktail hour at the Belmont Club in Fall River. The program then tumed to dining and dancing at the Cliff Walk Manner in New- port, R. I. A final blast was given at the summer home of Barry McDonald in Island Park which wound up the fes- tivities of the day. 1963-1964 If it is true that He who has tilled the summer soil shall reap the rice of fall, let it be said of every member of our class. For only through hard work, strong determination, and sacrifice could we have reached this point in life. We look forward to an exciting fruitful year with the election of the following class officers, Phil Medeiros, presi- dent, Louis Tartaglia, vice-president, Doreatha Aguiar, secretary, and Bill Fitzgerald, treasurer. The Cotillion room in Taunton provided Kappa Sigma Phi with a setting for their Hrst big dance. Congratulations are in order for Kappa who will be bidding for more soror- ity members than ever before. As seniors our First big dance of the year was bela at Stone Bridge Inn, and proved a tremendous Financial and social success. With the approaching city elections it was our privilege to hear Mayor John Arruda and Mayor elect Roland G. Desmarias speak on their campaign and city political issues. Grief struck us as well as the rest of the world with the death of our beloved and dedicated president John F. Kennedy. He will always live in the hearts and minds of free people, as a great leader of a free nation. Student Council SITTING: C. Kalilg C. Fairhurstg STANDING: N. Sasseville, advisorg P. Medeirosg W Petrisg D. Lavoieg R. Gomes, Pres.g R. Boruchg U. Gehrkeg D. Sabouring G. Drewniak. 62 Senior Class Ujjficers T D. Aguiar: W. Fitzgerald. Tearboak Sfdljjf M' -- --fr,-W.. Left to right: J. Arckowskig J. Swistg R. Elkington, Co-editorg B. Pelletierg W. Camarag D. Michaud, Co-editorg J. Limag P. Ashtong W. Mikolazykg D. Matthews. 64- Talker S zfajjf STANDING: R. Lyonsg Travers: L. Babin, E. Castrog KNEELINC: B. WVhitehead: J Houde. 65 Teclmolog Stajjf FIRST ROW, top to bottom: B. Lyons, C. Richardg R. Roderiquesg D. Kmdxsg J. Barn- wellg P. Levesqueg B. DuPont5 J. Gazarrog A. Ruddickg SECOND ROW: W. Fitzgeraldg 'D Velozog G. Peckhamg B. Chouinardg S. Chafitz, B. Silvag R. Jasming H. Thiboutotg L Bemier. 66 Kappa Szlgma hz' Somrzfy G. Mellow: J. Arcikowski: V. Fonseca: C. Costa: K, Rogers: D. Woods: D. Bradbury: L. Brooksg C. Kalilg K. Keating: SITTING: P. Gamache, A. Gateriwitz: Pres. M. Letendre. 67 hz' Psi F mtemiyf FRONT ROW: W. Perryg M. Shorrockg C. Medde, advisorg K. Travis, Pres.g J. Portlock: BACK ROW: W. Thomasg M. Russog J. Pereirag W. Rodriquesg B. Rossg C. Richards. 68 FRONT ROW: K. Langley: R. Peirceg D. biederiosg Prof. R. E. Cooper. advisor: YV. Bol cong BACK ROW: U. Gehrkeg N, Stone: W. Curtis: S. Chafmtz, M. Ryerson: V. Spiroff W. Mikolazyk. 69 Elbsilon hz' Pi Fraternzfy FRONT ROW: D. Sabouring J. Traversg R. Houseg BACK ROW: R. Hoyg P. O'Harag R Gomesg T. Curryg D. Lavoieg J. Houdeg P. Violette. 70 Q .. l l 4-L FRONT ROW: Soaresg R. Bouchard: B. Lyons: L. Gold: BACK ROIV: B. YN'hitehead R. Deveaug R. St. Michelg A. Demaryg IN-I. Kieron: L. Soares: M. Plonka: D. Menard Prof. Williams, advisor. 71 American A5s0cz'atz'0n of Textile Chemists and Colorists . Stoneg R. PCIYCCQ S. Chafltzg BACK ROW: U. Gehrkeg R. DCSFOSICFQ org American Chemical Sociegf KNEELING: A. Dunnigang H. Guayg J. Soling SECOND ROW: E. Champlain: D. Saburin: D. Portlock: D. England: R. Lasonde S. Grandfieldg M. MaCa1Ium5 R, Limag P. Gulterg S. Hargreavesg R. B0ruCh: R. St- Amandl E. Ali-Y, A- DiCO1'PO2 W- ThOm25- G. O'Conne115 Prof. Wagner, advisorg J. Davis: BACK ROW: 73 -Q. merican Instizfute qv Electrical Engzheers , Ps H5 - FIRST ROW: L. Tartagliag L. Wood: S, Farias, B. Silva: SEC- Aguiarg G. Raposog BACK ROW: G. Santosg E. Coteg T. Curry OND ROW: Travers: E. Oliveirag Houde, P. Cabralg K. D. Menard: P. Violetteg B. Whitehcadg S. Peckham. 74- ircle KNEELING: O. P. Medeiros. Levesque: R. Szaro: STANDING: W. Mikolazyk: B. Costa: B. Fitzgerald: 75 Engz'neerz'ng Sociezyf J. Christog R. Fierog D. Lavoieg M. Ryersong V. Spiroffg J. Costa: R. Narcisog J. Swistg Golden. Bzblogy Club FRONT ROW: Kingg D. Farrah: R. Nelson: S. Hargreaves: G. O'ConneII: BACK ROH R. House: S. Falconerg Rolph: Davis: J. Emond: P. Forcier: G. Rfello. 77 M atlzematics Club FIRST ROW: W. Lyonsg W. Greene: R. St. Michelg F. Tren- visorg L. Simeone, advisorg V. McConnel1g R. Gomesg R. House holme, Presq H. Kourkoulosg SECOND ROW: D. Presel, ad- 'P. Parenteg M. Sousa, advisor. 78 ba., X 79 Varszjy Club 'MQ . 4.22ff?fef IH 2 ,-an - -A A KNEELING: W. Greeng B. Camarag Houdeg D. Bailey: R. BACK ROW: B. Fitzgeraldg P. Violetteg M. Willsg G. Shorsmithg Szaroi B. Thompsong FIRST ROW: R. Youngg K. Barton: P. B. Clithero: Donnelly: R. Devaultg B. McDonald. Caniing J. Curtis: J. Owen, Pres.g R. Friar, L. Lachavesque: 80 Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: K. Costag C. Kalil, Capt.: T. Couto: BACK ROW: C. Rogers: J. Gazzan G. Mello: P. Gamache. 81 1 Basketball J. Donnellyg A. Demareyg G. Drewniakg R. Szarog R. Deveaug M. Bashara. FRONT ROW: W. Curtisg W. Mikolazykg R. Szarog Oweng BACK: W. Clitherog V Spiroffg J. Laliberte. 82 Soccer - FRONT ROW: P. Kantong Houdeg Owens: B. Thompsong BACK: G. Shoesmilh R. Deveaug B. Clitherog J. Donnelly. F cncing J I Q .,,A ' I . Q-1cW QL J '- '- ' Q. f' - :Q , -i . , A E 1 2 Q s j lla 5 J l I , ' X l 2 N X flx X xxx ' ly f 5 , of W X X : J 2 : , Lg. I T' 1 -' X Ta l - c H 'P X-. - J. Rundellg M. Tevesg L. Goldg K. Rebackg V. Dusio, Captg J. Holcombg R. Pierceg B. Whiteheadg R. Boruchg Coach Prof. Williams. 83 owling A. Dunigon: W. Bolcong R. Thompson: P. Sowa: W. Mikolazyk: D. Klimka. Baseball Vi W. Camarag P. Violetteg J. Houdeg J. Baileyg B. McDonald. 84 Tm ck T ' R. Szaru: W. St. Onge: Donnelly: G, Perkharn 6 717125 W. Green: W, Fitzgerald. 85 BASEBALL The Durfee College baseballers enjoyed a mediocre 4-8 season in 1963, but things look bright for the engineers in the upcoming 1964 diamond season. Only four men were lost through graduation last year and Coach Jack Furtado will have ten lettermen returning to the fold in 1964. Veterans returning for their last year of competition will be Co-Capts. Doug Bailey and Bill Ca- mara, pitchers, Phil Violette, l1'1HCldCI', and Joe Houde and John McDonald, outfielders. Quite a few of last years outstanding area high school baseballers are enrolled as freshmen at Durfee College this year, and will be able to compete due to the new athletic rule allowing freshmen to participate in varsity sports. Coach Jack Owen hopes that at least a few of these ex- high schoolers will be able to measure up to the higher caliber of college ball played in the Southern New England Conference. All in all it looks like a fine season coming up for the engineers. For our fellow seniors playing in their last sea- son, good luck and our hopes for a S.N.E.C. championship. SOCCER The Durfee College Soccer team, plagued by injuries throughout the year, finished the 1963 campaign with a 2-9 record. Although statistically this record is anything but impressive, spirit wise, the Engineers record was per- fect. Led by Capt. Jack Owen the Engineers gave a good ac- count of themselves in every game. Many of the losses were only by one or two goals, and many were lost in the clos- ing minutes of the game. Seniors playing in their last game for the Engineers were Capt. Jack Owen, Bill Clithero, Joe Houde, Phil Violette, Ronnie Friar, Bud Thompson, and Glenn Shoesmith. To these seniors and to the rest of the ball club we extend our congratulations for their following of the old adage, It's not if you win or lose, but how you play the game. 86 ' 1 IILLI mm. E Q I f ,., fr-. .x x , . 52, Q s :N 4, 4 1: 'fa .MV ., , 1 4: ,., , ,,- A 0 . ,Q - -41? g Y ,,.,.,,. ,,,-, 1 . H I 4 x f 5 . 2 I Y u 'S 4 f 5 9 - ,A .Q I f 1 P :, ,v 1 ,Jun- i :Riff I I 4 f ,an X , .,f,1 K p .Q W K 1 QL .. I.: - , if M ,gf i ELA-Q1L ??H ' J 'VV' If J x W X X . - N.Mfi ?sly X Ms 15 ,. 1,4 f Always open At Whitin, the doors are always open for new ideas and to new people. The suc- cess of any organization is directly proportional to its willingness to base its growth on the thinking of dynamic, creative, forward-looking people - people with the special knowl- edge and abilities to translate new ideas into practical plans and programs. Whitin has welcomed many. Each has made significant contributions to the improvement of Whitin products and services. From this open door policy Whitin expects to provide additional benefits for its customers - extra values to make their mill operations more profitable. it i I1 Q THE sssr wAY ro asrrsn nuns 88 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T964 from the STUDENT COUNCIL BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC. 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Best Wishes u in IIIIII ,Vw 'g!!::II!!II::!! ' EESIIN BEI..IIunI!!!IgI 5 --lm,---El Best Wishes for Y C t d S FALL RIVER KNITTING MILLS INC Bthf th bfhf EPSILON PHI PI Bt h f th BOOK STORE of ,5- CONGRATULATIONS CRS V w A CQ S.T. FALL RIVER GAS COMPANY Compliments DURFEE BUFFINTON INS. SENAY'S AUTO REPAIR SERVICE I0 Durfee St., Fall River LION'S ARROW NEON SIGN CO., INC. ANDREW'S SUPER MARKET 977 County St., Somerset Congratulations to the Class of T964 FALL RIVER AGUAMEN GALE FORD INC. New Englands Largest Ford Dealer 428 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. CompIiments of the TECHNOI.OG ST. ANNE'S CREDIT UNION FURTADO BROS. CONTRACTORS Somerset, Moss. NEW ENGLAND CANNERS, INC. T unton, Moss. SMITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT Compliments of IOI'IN'S PACKAGE STORE Best Wishes from THE LAMPORT CO., INC. EASTERN TELEVISION MATHIEU OIL COMPANY GONDOLA RESTAURANT D.D. SALES 8. SERVICE INC. COLONIAL LOUNGE THE HUB, S. GOURSE 8. SONS WM. N. WHEELOCK 8. SON, INC. WM. T. GRANT CO. FRIEND BONNER FLOWERS TOM'S BARBER SHOP POIRIER BUICK INC. IDEAL LAUNDRY R. A. WILCOX CO. MUNRO ELECTRIC SUPPLY ROMA CAFE 0'NEIL'S FISK TIRE SERVICE INC. LUSO-AMERICAN MACARONI MFG NO. SWANSEA LUMBER CO. I0 Old Providence Rd. North Swansea, Massachusetts Best Wishes GLOBE MANUFACTURING CO VALCOURT INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. Fall River, Mass. NORTH SHORE VAN LINES 847-4445 BROADWAY ELECTRIC 355 Rhode lsland Ave. Fall River, Mass. F. R. HERALD NEWS G. B. LOCKHART INSURANCE N68 County Street Somerset, Mass. AGENCY Compliments of RIVEREDGE PRINTERS, INC. HYCO BEVERAGE CO. Sun Crest NuGrape 7 Up Hires COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BOWEN OIL COMPANY To the Class of 1964 Congratulations from MASON'S Englands Largest Furniture Showro RAZER'S SPORTING GOODS Congratulations fo the class of I964 WM. T. MANNING CO. PACIFIC Oll COMPANY Guardian Service P I I Compliments of STERLING PILE FABRICS CORPORATION T68 Stevens Street Fall River, Mass Congratulations and Best Wishes FELDMAN FURNITURE CO.p 170 PLEASANT STREET COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND REISE'S DAIRY INC. Compliments ofa TEXTILE ORGANIZATION Good Luck Grad t ROBESON SUPER MARKET, 497 Rob si F II R 'R 5. 4' -' Q: , .J N ills, K. . fff 5. .a X . J. ,..' Haj. gr -'R ,I 1- R P X 45 , . as-1 V A. 'I-Llfxi t X A Et, 5' t T. V NM' -' ,xg .a . -x ,fn - , it . Q . I ' xx . ur., xt Wt: V I ,x l 4' Q' 1 I ' ti Q X ff N. 1.- Y Q - ..-' 9' rt 3. t W . 5. tw' '- I 9 i ' ' 1 . , in V.. vylfag tt 'i tl ' 'Q t Q j ' gi . I 'i N N' asf' 9' ' rf Special TEXTILE DICTIONARY far BEST RESULTS in Textile Processing C caan-eine' tkial trS . :Ti el A highly sulphonated castor nil made by an improved process of inanulacture, A stable penetrant for dyeing or kier boiling. Used ex- tensively in finishing. D Dlscollte' fain! x5 . i i 1 eb Concentrated sodium sulphnxylate formaldehyde available in lump. pea, rice or powder form. A powerful reducing agent, stable at high tem- peratures. XVidely used to eflect reduction and solution of vat colors, and for discharge effects when applied to colored grounds. Effective when mixed with vat colors and discharge pastes wherever the reducing agent must retain its reducing power alter being dried into the fabric. Dispersall ldis - pa rf sa I J A long chain ethylene oxide condensate in the form of a colorless. neutral. somewhat visceus liquid. Fully resistant to hard water. and misctble with water in all proportions. A retardant and leveling assistant in-val. dyeing. Used widely as a dispersing agent in dyeing synthetic fibers with disperse colors andhlor last color salts and bases in Napthol dyeing and printing, Eticctive in stripping to prevent redt-position of the color on stripped goods. N Neowet tnE'l5. w'5tl Complex Polyethelene' Ether in the form ul a pale yellow. slightly viscous liquid. A non-ionic surface active wetting agent, edective at all temperatures. Completely compatible with enzymatic dt-sizing agents and readily soluble in water. Contains 3.l ' HQ active ingredients. Widely used in scouring all types ol textile lalirics and for general wetting purposes. Neowet X lnEl5. well Organic Ether Sulphonate in the form of a water white slightly viscous liquid. An anionic surface active wetting agent. eFlective at Aall temperatures. Does nut affect enzyme activity in desiring. Compatible with hydrogen peroxide and- resin finishes. High detergent value. Contains 20'L active ingredients. Neozymes' l n als . zTm sl Dt-sizing agents made upol amylrllyttr, pmt:-olytic and lat splitting enzymes available in the form ol crystalline powrli-r or liquid concentrate lor high or low temperature requirements. Nerizyntes quickly remove all trace of starch Rluv: or gelatin sizing with-.ut dang'-r ol damage lu even the most dchtatr- fabrics For he-st results. use with NEOWET to speed saturation. P Parolite' tpirfo .lltel Zinc sulphoxylate lormaldehyde in thc lorm nt' while crystalline powder. A highly concentrated stripping agent for all lorms nl wool and rn'-dcrn synthetics. Vompletely soluble in water. Leaves stripped goods solt, completely lree of zinc dust and in most receptive condition lor further professing. Often completely strips goods where other strip- ping agents lail. Very effective in discharge print- ing on acetate rayon. Varrolite' tvitl ro - lite! Concentrated sodium hydrosulphite in the form ol white crystalline powder. A powerful reducmit agent for vat colors. ideal for dry feeding because of its lree flowing. dustless character. Completely soluble in water. Effective stripping agent for direct. sulphur and vat colors on cellulosic fabrics. Quickly removes rust stains from cotton goods. May be stored indefinitely. Available with optical whites and in hutiered formulas for high temperature use Without excessive alkalinity. Velvoray' fv5llv3. ray! A high grade Enishing oil made up of sulphonated vegetable oil combined with specially selected fats. Compatible with all materials commonly usfd for Enishing textiles, Will not loam, smoke or --udtze. lmparls no rancid odor. Gives body and has emulsion stability. XYidr-ly used to add a silky soltnes to all types ol iahrics. Velvo Softener lv e IL v ol A highly sulphonated tall-,iw in the form of a creamy white paste. easily dispersed in wat-r. Used in general rinishmg of all IYDPS of textile fabrics, Will not smoke oil er change cnlor in lugh temperature operations Such as tulendcrinl or drying. Has no effect on light lastness of colors, Strategically placed warehouses plus company owned trucks add up to fast dependable delivery, every time. E 1- C eo fe m W CL 8 fhicbl' 5 CHEMICAL COMPANY - A CARLTON HILL. New JERSEY Best Wishes to the class of T964 from STEEL HEDDLE MANUFACTURING CO. CONGRATULATIONS VENUS DeMILO THE VIKINGS Newport's First I8 Piece Dance Band A. Joseph Pelletier, mgr. Newport, R.I. V I -7-7070 BEETLE PLASTICS CORP. Donald Letdien Cross Roads Market Francies E. Sullivan Ins. Agency Joe's Barber Shop PATRONS Gell Motor Sales, Inc Dr. Clement F. Phillips Economy Body Works, T. C. Sousa, D.D.S. Inc Compliments of FALL RIVER and FALMOUTH, MASS. Rent the Finest in Prom Tuxedos from SILKSONS A utographs A utographs Q27 uh -1 ' ' Ln GH, , . ,L Y ,-wqqi, '-ff-ff hm sf ' X , ? an A , rv .,,,, ' yu .. 0 'w I., ., ., 3- f - --WI .4 .-,,L fn rfru -si. ,. U. .-., 4 J . Q .-7' K+. ,la 8? I SX 8' O . WM.,-' X I , ..--Y fog A 'F E ch--Y' 'Q I 1 ' , 'i ,n -1, ' 1 N , 1 ,,. m 1 4 J 1 u l M - -,- ,l W -4 1 -sv .Nl 'w -.I wiv I '.-X 'V ' .. J, .- '!f.'.' .51-SML., S ' 5, We ff , , ' ' ,gf 1 'fs Snr, 5 -1 ,K 1 , . 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