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

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1930 THE FABRICATOR EDWARD A. FRIEDBERG Freidee ' ' — Eddie New Bedford, Mass. Chemistry Business Manager Fabricator ; Chemical Society ; Sigma Phi Tau Tennis Manager HAVE your car checks ready, folks, for Eddie is a conductor, and a good one, too — better than Copper. He has not been able to get interested in elec- tricity, however. Friedee is the best business man in the class, and we have an idea that he will soon have an analytical lab that will rival Arthur D. Little ' s. His hobby is politics, and, as we all know, an office-seeker needs friends, one has only to walk down Purchase Street with him to find out Who ' s Who and IF. Eddie proved to us that no mishap is bad enough to dishearten him, when he had to do his whole soap analysis twice, and his temperature didn ' t even go up to fever heat. He declares that LUX bound to turn . He has a fine school spirit, and among his athletic achievements may be listed a questionable verdict over John Allen after a memorable battle on the campus. His only weakness is figures , so we know Eddie will succeed in anything he undertakes. (29)

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THE FABRICATOR 1930 JAMES B. DOW Pawtucket, R. I. General Cotton Phi Psi ; Class President (1); Dance Committee; Soccer (2), (3) Editor-in-Chief ; Testing Society QH where, and oh where, has my Highland laddie gone? A murrain on he who would not vote Jim the hest liked fellow at Tech. And well they might, for Jim, with his ever ready smile and witty humor fairly radiates Personality. He played two years on the Soccer team while at school. This young man has made more friends in his sojourn at Textile than any one else. Whether it he C. Y. P. Weaving, Jacquard, Electricity, Steam or Machine Shop, Jimmy Dooley (the brown ' ayes ' have it) always conquers. And how he plays his violin and ukelele ! And that ain ' t all ! His rich, clear, vibrant tenor can be heard for miles over New Bedford, especially when it happens to be It ' s nice to get up in the morning, but it ' s nicer to stay in bed. New Bedford well remembers the show put on in the Empire; Jim, who gave Scotch impersonations; and the papers (as critics will sometimes) who gave him their praise. Peristency is his watchword. Sticktoittiveness is his strong point and Equality is his motto. The Senior dance revealed Jim with his fair one , and showed that he could be serious if he wished. The senior glee club would disintegrate if Jim were not with them. He has done his very best towards the publication of our year book, and the senior class gives him their thanks. Best of luck from the Fabri- cator Staff and Senior class. (28)

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THE FABRICATOR 19 3 CECIL FELL New Bedford, Mass. General Cotton Delta Kappa Phi; Soccer (2), (3); Basketball (3) BROADCASTING on a wavelength of four hundred and fifty motorcycles — we have our Cecil — and how ! Oh tempore, oh mores ! Can we ever forget this champion beaker-breaker of our lab periods; this boy from the North end, who had more broken apparatus to his credit than Solomon had wives. Cecil, the syncopated singer of synthetic, sorrowful, songs for slumbering students. He saw all the shows in town over the week-end ( especially the Savoy ) and always had a batch of new steam songs with which to keep us awake during class. Our favorite was — Outside — believe it or not. Cecil demonstrated his athletic ability by copping the position of goalie on the soccer team and also made the second team in basketball. His pleasant disposition and helping spirit has won a place for him in our hearts, so come what may, the class of 1930 wishes him the greatest of luck and happiness. (30)