New Bedford Institute of Technology - Fabricator Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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RUBY ELIZABETH BROOKS Brooksie Xcw Bedford Flieh Design Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for care and a fig for woe ! Ruby is a happy-go-lucky classmate and a graduate of our local High School. She is much interested in Color, especially sequence scales. Miss Brooks, have, you had Red to the left, five? Too bad! An error on Mr. Holt ' s part. She comes in early every noon to look at the Woman ' s Wear Magazine. We wonder if she knows who the librarian is. Fairhaven High. Mass. MALCOM E. CAMPBELL Cac Business Manager Fabricator Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton After leaving the High School at Fairhaven Cac was undecided whether to work in a mill or go to Textile. After working in the mill for a summer he decided Textile needed him more than the mill. Malcom is the shining light in the general class and a hit with the youngest of the feminine set that will be admitted in Duff ' s Hall. We pick Campbell as one of the students in line to cop the medal given the man with the highest average for work throughout the general course. Success in this Cac and in the vears to come.

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JOHN J. BLAUVELT Phi Psi Jack Passaic High, N. J. General Cotton Basket Ball (2), Baseball (1-2) (Captain 2) Jack hails from Passaic and after finishing his high school course he entered the Brighton Mills where he was first taken with the idea of being a textile leader. After two years of real hard work Jack realized that his ambition would be reached early after a visit to Textile. Not many of us have visited Passaic but from what Jack claims it must be the greatest place on earth. By virtue of his smile he has made a great number of friends but to really appreciate him you must see him behind the bat where he played as captain of baseball in his junior year. W. MACPHERSON BOYD Delta Kappa Phi Mac — Bill St. Andrews College General Cotton Toronto, Canada. Mac as he is popularly surnamed is one of those young men who believes that silence is golden. This being the case he is 22 carat. He is a foreigner but speaks English fluently. Mac can play both outdoor and indoor sports. As regards outdoor sports, he has not engaged in them during his sojourn at the school but from reports from Canada, Mac has a collection of trophies that would put a jewelry store to shame. With regards to indoor games we must say that he shakes a wicked deck and rakes them all in at every deal. William has already accepted a lucrative position in Memphis, Tennessee, where it is said he is needed badly, to straighten the kinks and bends out of the cotton crop.

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ELIZABETH BARTLETT CASSIDY ' Dolly New Bedford Hio-h Chemistry, Dyeing and Finishing Her green eyes seek the west afar For lovers love the western star. The above was dedicated to Dolly by the Chemistry class. She is a good natured little girl from the New Bedford High School, and keeps a first class tailor shop in the second alley of the small lab. where we all seek refuge in times of distress and are sure of finding a needle and thread. At times she seems rough with other people ' s apparatus, but there ' s always a reason. If you don ' t believe it, ask Scharf. Rehabilitation JAMES E. COATES Jim- Baseball (1) Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton This enterprising youngster first saw the light of day at Plymouth, Mass. When the war broke out and broke us too, he joined the Quartermaster ' s Dept. of our famous fighting outfit. When Jim ( ? ) decided to quit the army Uncle Sam sent him to this well known home for Federal Boarders to get his knowledge of the Cotton world. Jimmie is not a world beater at baseball or football, but at indoor sports such as pennyanti or bowling he is said to be clever. Oh, by the way girls, he is a poor MARRIED MAN.