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

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THE FABRICATOR 19 3 3 JAMES C. LAGUE Jimmie New Bedford Chemistry Jimes has been rather versatile in his activities while at Textile. He rates as one of the highest in his average, and has taken part in various school functions. His financial genius gained him the position of class treasurer. Jimmy indulged in basketball and baseball. His deceptive variety as a pitcher made him outstanding in baseball. Phi Psi. Baseball 2, 3. Basketball 3. Class Treasurer 2, 3. Chairman Senior Dance Committee. ALBERT MALICK Al New Bedford Chemistry Al has the reputation of being the jolliest fellow of the small lab gang . In spite of his good-nature, his ser- iousness where his studies are concerned has earned him a fine average. Al ' s ability at managing and running affairs was early recognized as shown by the various committees he has served. Sigma Phi Tau. WILLIAM F. McARDLE Mac Sandwich, Mass. Chemistry Mac besides his ability as a student, has been a prom- inent factor in sports at Textile since his freshman year. Mac has played three years of varsity baseball, basketball, and soccer, he captained baseball in his second year. His popu- larity was further shown as he was class officer for two years. Phi Psi. Vice President 2, 3. Soccer 1, 2, 3. 2, 3. Baseball 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 20

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19 3 3 THE FABRICATOR NORMAN B. GOBEIL Gobby ' New Bedford Chemistry Gobby is the beau brummel of the senior class as his unfailing good humor and radiating personality have charmed all those who have come in contact with him. He has also been successful in athletics, participating in soccer, baseball, and basketball. He has also found time to take active part in social and class functions, topping off as Editor- in-chief of the Fabricator. Phi Psi. Soccer 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Baseball 1, 2, 3. Senior Dance Committee. Editor-in-chief of Fabricator. CHARLES F. HANSON Charley New Bedford Chemistry Charley is the boy wonder of the class. His bril- liance as a student was readily recognized by the faculty and his classmates. His genial good humor and willingness to help less fortunates has gained him an envied place in the graduating class. We visualize his future as the controlling factor in some branch of industry. Phi Psi. Art Editor of Fabricator. EUGENE J. KUCZEWSKI 1 1 --» 1 1 uene New Bedford Design Gene the shy bachelor of the class is stepping high, wide, and handsome in his last year. While at Textile he was a willing, studious, and ambitious student. No cloth or de- sign on the market can puzzle this wizard in designing. We have no doubt that Gene will be an asset to any textile firm. 19

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19 3 3 THE FABRICATOR FRANK J. MIKUS Mike New Bedford Chemistry Mike has proven himself to be the quietest and most conscientious fellow in the class of ' 3 3. His scholastic abil- ity is unquestioned. Mike is always ready to more than do his share of the class work. His interests have not been solely the thirst for knowledge as proven by his activities in soccer and tennis. Phi Psi. Soccer 1, 2, 3. Tennis 2, 3. Secretary Chemistry Society. JOHN F. MUNROE, Jr. Tubby New Bedford Chemistry Tubby has the distinction of being the big promoter of the class of ' 3 3. His ability as a manager was ably shown while he managed the baseball team. He has also par- ticipated in soccer and basketball. No one questions his success as chairman of various committees of school affairs. Phi Psi. President of Freshman class. Baseball 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2. Soccer 1, 2. Senior dance com- mittee. Advertising Manager of The Fabricator. RAYMOND C. WARNER Ray- New Bedford Chemistry Ray must have been destined to be a leader. He has been president of both the junior and senior classes. His keenness as a scholar has merited his being outstanding in this field. His work after school hours has occupied so much of his time that his athletic prowess has been limited solely to tennis. Phi Psi. . President of Junior and Senior Classes. Tennis 2, 3. 21