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

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The primitive man got his living out of such wild plants and animals as he could find. The civilized man does not rely wholly on these alone. However, the three major requisites of the primitive man — food, shelter, and clothing — are still invaluable to the civilized man. The need of clothing built the New Bedford Textile School, and its purpose is to supply the clothing world with able men who will be leaders in their chosen field.

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■ 1 1 A t Bi ' - 1 ' k. ' f H HpI I srmr na • T fi HBBBfg k v J? P.. i V i 5 w J - , : •• » ■ ■ THE FACULTY Mr. William Smith, Principal Mr. William Acomb Mr. Adam Bayreuther Mr. Fred Beardsworth Mr. Henry Broadfoot Mr. Abram Brooks Mr. Fred Busby Mr. Morris Crompton Mr. John Fawcett Mr. Thomas Gourley Mr. Frank Holden Mr. Samuel Holt Mr. Louis Manning Mr. William Walton Mr. Frank Weymouth

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Georqm R tkrtte Joke Editor tyorelvord Without the able assistance of Mr. Acomb and other members of the faculty, this volume of the Fabricator would not have been achieved, so to them, we wish to express our heartiest appreciation and thanks. - The Staff