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

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THE FABRICATOR 19 2 7 £ GEORGE ABBOT LEVOVSKY New Bedford High School Sigma Phi Tau Fraternity A FTFR completing a successful baseball season with the N. B. T. S., the amiable Hiram will try out for bigger and better games. This rugged lad who went through High School practically unknown to the athletic world, blossomed late but grew with startling rapidity when once transplanted to the fertile field of the Textile School Campus. The result was the production of one of the best athletes that Textile has had dur- ing the last two years. Athletics have played a great part in this lad ' s career; a foul ball was the instrument of fate which caused a pall of darkness to fall upon a certain young lady — so she called George her Knight. It would not surprise us in the least to hear within a few months of Hiram ' s departure for greater things, that the wheels of fate had revolved once more and cupid had initiated one more couple into the Temple of Love. Eventually — Why not now, George? -h6| 24 )8m-.

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19 2 7 THE FABRICATOR WILLIAM BRUCE Fairhaven High School Delta Kappa Phi Fraternity Ti HE answer to the fifth place is spot, zero, naught, nothing, circle, cipher, spoke up the mental gymnast from across the river. Thus we first learned that Bill was not to be classed as one of those gentlemen that Barnum claims was born every sixty seconds. Bill ' s favorite pastimes consist of looking to see if by chance he has re- ceived any mail, of trying to get the correct pronunciation of long Q and of thinking up excuses for being late. We gather that the bridge is open once each morning for every setting on an old Hielman comber. Bill is noted for his peculiar sense of humor and his fighting spirit. Be it on the basketball floor or classroom, he always comes out of the melee with half a dozen baskets or a 98%. When Bill graduates, the Textile industry will flourish, even tho ' babies are born with a complete outfit on; for Bill has all the qualifications that assure success in the Textile business. 4Bl 23 W

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19 2 7 THE FABRICATOR £ EVERETT LOUD Central Falls High School Phi Psi Fraternity Si • EVERAL summers ago this curly headed youth, after finishing a college course at Rhode Island State College, thought that life on a farm was too hard. So he cranked up his high powered fliver and left the quiet and peaceful town of Central Falls to come to the wicked city of hills, mills, stills and bills, to attend our dear institution. Right away he started to learn all the lessons that would make any person a first class mill man. Ev is a hound for night work. The nights he is not at school he may be seen somewhere between the wilds of the North End and Clinton Street, in the wee small hours of the morning, either walking or riding with some kind-hearted milkman and whistling that famous masterpiece of Irving Berlin ' s, Because I Love You. But seriously, Everett is a hard worker and puts his mind on his lessons, especially designing and weaving. We feel confident that if he is as loyal to his work in the mill as he has been to his books and lessons in school, he will be a successful mill man. ■-«Sf25J|H