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

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JOSEPH I.HARNEY Delta Kappa Phi joe New Bedford High General Cotton Soccer (3 ) foe is one of those small fellows who is in on everything. Besides being General Manager of DeValles Library Joe is one of the high men in our class and his marks have been good for the past three years. He helped put the soccer team on its feet but has not gone in for other athletics. If anyone is ever looking for Little Joe just glance in front of school at 10:30 and there stands Joe with his Lucky Strike. He knows that from 8:30 until 12 is a long time between smokes. With his practical knowledge of the mill game and a good school record we feel sure that Joe will make good within a very short time. SIGURD HORVIK Sig Delta Kappa Phi Norway Hosiery Knitting When Sig first hit the Land of the Free from Norway, three years ago, he couldn ' t speak a word of English. Now he can, vulgarly speaking, make a bum out of anybody in good old U. S. lingo. One of his specialties is bawling out Norman. In Norway. Sig says that he has been everything from floor sweeper to manager in a knitting mill. He has a pet alibi that if he is ever seen looking at a girl ' s stockings he is doing so merely from a business point of view. It sounds pretty thin. Horvik ' s one ambition is to invent a knitting machine that will turn out enough in five minutes to keep a centipede in socks for 11 years.

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CHARLES GREEN Charlie Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton Rehabilitation, i Long Shore, N. J. Charlie is one of those quiet steady going fellows who entered school shortly after the war and has made a good name for himself both as a student and classmate. One of his favorite pastimes is pulling down a 6 x 1 loom, then having a fight with Bobby thus causing Andy to put the loom back together. Jersey Shore will be proud of its talent when Greenie arrives back home with his diploma. Although we are not sure just what Charlie will take up after he nabs his diploma we are positive he ' ll be a leader in the rush for the first million. Arlington High, Mass. CHARLES E. HALE Charlie — Ed Advertising: Manager Fabricator Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton Charlie admits that he is a descendant of the man who said, My only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country. Charlie ' s words are My only regret is that I have but three years to spend at Tex. However, Hale is a good worker and much of the credit of the Fabricator is due to his untiring efforts in subscribing ads and his drawing ability. Before wishing you good luck Charlie, let us suggest in your new vocation that you never get up in the middle of the night and write notes in your small book.

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WILLIAM LEWIS Chape — Bill Phi Psi General Cotton Westport High, Mass. Chape is or rather was a quiet fellow until he travelled to the big city and met New Bedford ' s Wildest. His school career has been one nap after another with Mr. Smith ' s chalk being the principal disturber of his peace. As a student Chape shines in color class but we would like to have a full size picture of him feeding pickers on his first job. Tisbury High, Mass. BRADFORD A. LUCE Brad President Athletic Association Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton Here he is folks, the pride of Vineyard Haven. Brad is a studious sort of a chap and has burned many a gallon of midnight oil (?) in order to maintain his high scholarship at Textile. Textile will lose her faithful librarian for Brad hurriedly ate his noonday lunch to keep the students well supplied with textile literature. Brad has the right qualities for becoming a big mill superintendent and we hope that he is as successful in the works as he was at his favorite pastime of cutting cards ? (for Jacquard weaving).