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

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FRED J. MAINVILLE Albane Rehabilitation Design year espe this be a Fred entered the designing class with six other rehabilitation men three s ago but is the only man who cont ' nued with the class and has made an cially good showing. Albane had mill experience previous to coming to Textile and has shown ability in the weave room many times. Xew Bedford claims Fred as a loyal citizen and on Saturday nights he can een cutting- loose with the brother-in-law in the wilds of the north end. Central Falls High. R. I. WALLACE L MILLER Red Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton Basket Ball (1-2-3 Captain 2) Baseball (1-2) Assistant Editor Fabricator — Class Treasurer From Central Falls comes this Rhode Island Red of basket ball fame. He clams he ' d rather play basketball than eat and those who ' ve seen him in Pete ' s will admit that that ' s quite a statement. One of Red ' s favorite pastimes is giving little parties in his and Whit ' s room. Anytime, day or night, a gang may be found or rather heard there rendering har- mony often accompanied by Red ' s tuneful (?) mandolin. He also spends much time trying to kid the instructors into believing they are wrong. We are not sure of the results of this little game, especially when Air. Smith is concerned. After June 8th. Red intends to straighten things out in the J. P. Coats plant.

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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).

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ALICE LEONARD MORSE Leo New Bedford Hierh Design Alice is a quiet girl, but Still waters run deep as we have learned. She brought her talent for design and color from the New Bedford High School, but that is not all that interests her. She is a firm believer in original methods for square root and short cuts in cost finding. New Hampshire State. HENRY F. PETERSON Pete Phi Psi Chemistry, Dyeing and Finishing. Football (1), Baseball (1-3) Pete wafted in from N. H. State after putting in a year as a civil engineer and decided that chemistry was pie for him. Since his entrance he has showed his scholastic ability in many ways and the chemistry motto Close enough for this rough work never hit Pete. Besides being a chemist Pete is a singer and no mean warbler, at that ; being one of the famous Textile Quartet which performed but ONCE. The Amoskeg gets a valuable man in Pete. Make good Petie old boy we wish you luck.