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

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G R A D U A T E S

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THE FABRICATOR 1934 September, 1933, and a group of young men and women returned to the most important and active year of all. Well fortified preparation was made to carry us on thru ' this very important period of our school careers. Officers were duly elected in the persons of: President, Laur- ence Rossiter ; Vice President, David Judson ; Treasurer, Norman Ed- monson ; Secretary, Lillian Bosse. At the same meeting, the staff which was to publish the 1934 edition of the Fabricator was elected. They are : Editor-in-Chief, Frederick Sylvia; Business Manager, Edmund Dupre; Advertising Manager, Edward Murphy; Literary Editor, James Davies; Art Editor, Warren Brand; Sports Editor, Frank Cleveland, and Joke Editor, George Axtell. The whole staff was aided by the faculty advisor, Mr. Thomas H. Gourley. Social activities have proven very successful this year. A Senior dance was held November 15, 1933. The committee for this dance was Chairman, Edmund Dupre. Other members on the committee were Mil- ton Ashley, David Judson, Fred Sylvia, and Howard Livesley. The dance was well attended, and may I say here, that both from a social and finan- cial viewpoint, it was very successful. Plans were made for a second dance to be held April 4, 1934. This was ably run by a competent com- mittee, headed by Albert Varnum, Jr. Others on the staff were Philip Reynolds, David Judson, Frank Cleveland and Bert Silva. It was duly voted at a class meeting to dedicate our Fabricator to that very good teacher in the mechanical department, Mr. Adam Bay- reuther. He certainly merits the honor as he is one of our most conscien- tious instructors. Ring committees, prom and banquet committees were appointed by our president and they were busily engaged in carrying out the functions of their individual committees. The Ring Committee was comprised of Norman Edmonson, Stuart Holden, and Fred Sylvia. The Prom and Banquet committees were: Chairman, Edmund Dupre, and assistants: Miriam Fenton, Fred Sylvia, Albert Varnum and George Axtell. Sports held a premium on many of our boys. Our soccer team was managed by David Judson. In fact, the whole nucleii of the team was made up of the Senior class. Others connected with the team were Mello, Turbak, Cleveland, Edmundson, Davies, Turcotte, Jasionek, Kershaw, and Pickering. The basketball team was managed by James Davies and among our most versatile players was Frank Cleveland. Mello, Picker- ing and Miller were also very active members of the squad. The above extracts are actualities and facts, merely a resume of the happenings of our group of young men and women. We entered this in- stitution of learning to prepare ourselves for that most important battle, —Life. We are leaving this institution to help and to be helped. Let us remember the class motto — He who maintain , obtains. -.«§( 14 }§►•-

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(gABKlCATORl pF President LAURENCE EDWARD ROSSITER Diploma New Bedford General Larry has the honor of leading our class both politically and scholastically. A great rel- low. liked by all. We may hear from him in the future. Phi Psi Fraternity Winner of the William E. Hatch Award. Vice President 2. Vice President DAVID HAVELOCK JUDSON Diploma New Bedford Knitting Dave , our lone knitting student, has estiD- lished a record as a brilliant scholar as well as an able class officer. Delta Kappa Phi Fraternity Soccer Manager 3, Senior Dance Com- mittee, Fabricator Staff 2. Secretary LILLIAN BERNADETTE BOSSE Certificate New Bedford Chemistry One of the weaker sex , Lou has been very active here at Textile. A concentration on Domestic Arts is seen in the stars after uraduation. Good luck to you, Lou . Treasurer NORMAN VINCENT EDMONSON Diploma New Bedford Chemistry Norman is another scholastic genius. Well adapted for liis work, lie plunges in and gets the best oi results. Also a ready wit, and has many friends. See you in New York. Manager of baseball 2. !«} •