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

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New Bedford High STANLEY ARMITAGE Delta Kappa Phi Jake General Cotton Foot ball 1 Class Secretary The tired student doth ride his weary way Fairhavenward. If I were an artist what a wonderful picture I could paint, of the tired student in a Hup taking the bumps on the bridge, it wouldn ' t have to be labelled in any way, we would all know it was Stan. For what was the bridge built anyway? Stan has always been to the fore in school life, both in studies- and social life, besides playing guard on the football team in his freshman year. As secretary of his class he has performed his duties well, and the class history written by him calls for much praise. WILLIAM BEAUMONT Bill- Assistant Editor Delta Kappa Phi General Cotton Our genial Mr. Beaumont. The admirable quality about Bill is his seriousness, and his ability to apply himself to what ever task he undertakes. Although he had plenty of experience in the mill before he came to school, he realized that he didn ' t know it all, and this attitude has made him popular with the teachers and students alike. He is one of the few, that the rest of the students envy when final reports are read. But to victor goes the spoils, and Bill has certainly worked and is deserving of every honor he attains. We haven ' t seen much of him outside of school hours, but as a little inside dope we ' ll add, that as assistant editor, his stabilizing influence saved many seniors from getting slammed, more than they already have. [.Twenty-six]

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WENDELL BLAKE Taunton 1 liu ' h i (laKee ( jcncral ( ot It in Art Edit or c » f the Fabricator ur artist and cartoonist hails from the big city of Taunton. Even the vain efforts of a divisions culinary art have tailed to make Blake plump and chubby. His usual method of expressing- surprise, con- sternation, fear or any other emotion is simply (josh. We think lie got it from reading Diamond Dick. As for his future he will he a Teat assistance to Mason Machine Works. Cohi es, X. Y. MARTIN CLANCEY Clancev General Cotton Clancey is dear to all our hearts fo r the thrilling stories he tells of back home in Cohoes. He has strived valiantly to go Mr. Smith one better with his tales of when I was in the mill. but so far has been unlucky as he has been handicapped by the lack of experience. Since coming to the school he has joined the ranks of the Benedicts, and is well on the road to Happiness. ith the coming of graduation he finds that he has another road to hit and that is the road to Success. With his practical experience, combined with his theoretical knowledge and the ability to stick to a job, it seems as though he is bound to go high on the ladder of Success. {.Twenty-sex r;il