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

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FRANK A. NIEC New Bedford, Mass. Mechanical Frank is one of the youngest in our class. If there is any reward for a fellow who works and does his best, then Niec will surely succeed. His favorite subjects are steam and electricity. FERDINAND PANEK New Bedford, Mass. Mechanical When it comes to the point of saying some- thing about Fred, we ' re rather at a loss because we know so little about him. Fred has worked with a will in the shop. Best of luck, Fred. ALAN J. RAMSBOTHAM New Bedford, Mass. Chemistry Gentleman and scholar. That ' s what Al calls everyone else, but it fits him more perfectly. Words cannot describe a fellow such as he — friend, scholar, athlete, and a regular fellow, if there ever was one. Treasurer 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. FABRICATOR ' 37 22

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WALTER R. MITCHELL, JR. New Bedford, Mass. Chemistry Walt ' s ambition is to be a dyer. He abounds in good nature and is easy to get along with — but as to h is yodeling, we refuse to commit ourselves. Vice-President 2. ANTONE MELLO, JR. New Bedford, Mass. Mechanical We can usually hear Marshmallow coming for quite some time before we see him. Mello isn ' t exactly the shy, retiring type. His name, he will have you know, is pronounced Mello. Soccer 1, 2. HAROLD E. McCORMICK New Bedford, Mass. General Poor Barfly has been having a tough time trying to convince the boys that his nickname is undeserved. He gets right down to work and has a cheery smile for everybody. Just how did you get that nickname, Mac? Junior Prom Committee. 21 FABRICATOR ' 37

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HAROLD F. RILEY New Bedford, Mass. Chemistry Mike is the mighty mite of the class. He has the happy distinction of having served, unan- imously, as our president for three solid years! He is not all serious, however, for when the oc- casion presents itself, he is the first to enter into any fun-producing caper. Class President 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Soccer 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3. C. LEO RILEY, AK i JR. New Bedford, Mass. Chemistry Bud has made a name for himself in per- forming unheard of experiments and has sur- prised many with his knowledge of chemistry. As a side line, he operates an amateur radio station. With your talents, you should go far, Bud, and you have our sincerest wishes for your success. Dance Committee 3. ERNEST J. REMILLARD AK New Bedford, Mass. Mechanical Remillard is the man-about-town of the Mechanical Course, spending his Saturday nights at the brighter spots about town. The lectures which he frequently gives to Fischer on selected subjects are classics and are enjoyed by the en- tire class. 23 FABRICATOR ' 37