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

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THE FAB R IC ATOR 1936 Andrew C. Adams, 83 Calumet Street New Bedford, Mass. David M. Aulisio, 8 Tilton Street New Bedford, Mass. Richard 0. Barry, 130 Bedford Street New Bedford, Mass. Clifford N. Beck, 34 Gaywood Street New Bedford, Mass. Edward E. Begin, 219 Ashley Boulevard New Bedford, Mass. Harold J. Brindley 350 W. Main St., Dudley, Mass. Russell A. Carroll, 247 Middle Street New Bedford, Mass. Arthur F. Colwell, Jr., 693 Shawmut Avenue New Bedford, Mass. Henry Deptula, 217 Eugenia Street New Bedford, Mass. Laurence T. Durfee, Jr., 22 Sycamore Street New Bedford, Mass. Edmund K. Flynn, 59 Sherman Street New Bedford, Mass. Laurence 0. Giguere, 2677 Acushnet Avenue New Bedford, Mass. S. Maurice Goodell .S So. Middleboro, Mass H. Ellsworth Greenough, 130 Liberty Street New Bedford, Mass. Carl L. Hardy, 140 Summer Street New Bedford, Mass. John Harrison, 74 Summit Avenue North Dartmouth, Mass. Irving Kestenbaum, 138 Carroll Street New Bedford, Mass. George B. Krumholz, Jr., 188 Court Street New Bedford, Mass. Armando Lacerda, 61 Bridge Street Fairhaven, Mass. William T. Leahy, Jr., 122 Florence Street New Bedford, Mass. Leon Lipsitt, 40 Forest Park Avenue Springfield, Mass. Francis E. McMullen, 58 Park Street New Bedford, Mass. George T. Mitchell, 415 County Street New Bedford, Mass. James E. Parkin, 79 Glennon Street New Bedford, Mass. Charles R. Parkinson, 65 Hedge Street Fairhaven, Mass. Arthur H. Pilkington, 75 West Street New Bedford, Mass. Bernard Rioux, 119 Pleasant Street Fairhaven, Mass. Hyman D. Rothkopf, 275 County Street New Bedford, Mass. Kenneth Ruffley, 88 Adams Street New Bedford, Mass. Trefton A. Soucy, 296 Davis Street New Bedford, Mass. Raymond W. Szulik, 29 Viall Street New Bedford, Mass. Lloyd G. Turner, 578 Mt. Pleasant Street New Bedford, Mass. NEW BEDFORD TEXTILE SCHOOL Page twenty-six

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THE FABRICATOR 1936 FMSHMAM CHJGMI T L GROUP of utterly imbecilic, incompetent, and frivolous youngsters, as there now exists in the form of a Freshman chemistry class, has never before been seen or heard. A nightmare, the whole day through, these potential chemists go about their work with a free abandonness that does not guarantee the success of any experiment. Each member of the class has his peculiarities; in fact some are so outstanding that they have be- come the class pets. Many of the practical (?) jokes thus far have been aimed at Ed Hudecek and Arnold Aspden. If ever a man showed complete disgust with life in general, it was the time Eddie opened his locker and found it overflowing with methylene blue. The unknown solution that Arnold was analyzing seemed to become contaminated in some mysterious man- ner, and remained an unknown. Izzmirian makes a darn good substitute for a radio in the lab. (Especially the static). He shows enthusiasm by saying It ' s a parodic- tal amphoterical rex . We wonder if he ' s speaking Armenian. He now sings a tune composed of all the dyes on the shelf. His partner in crime, Nat Stetson, seems to be getting queerer all the time. He likes to sneak up on people and say Boo . Some of Nat ' s puns would arouse Ed Wynn. NEW BEDFORD TEXTILE SCHOOL I ' tit e twenty-eif hl