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

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RAYMOND LIDDLE Tony Rayon Preparation 16 E. Madison Ave., Johnstown, N. Y. Ray is the original college man at Textile. Looking like a page out of Esquire, He transferred here from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and one should hear him tell of Philly ' s night life. Activities: Chemistry Elky is Textile ' s Whizzer White. ' aptitude, Elky is popular with all. Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, 1, 2, 3; Sports Editor 209 Chestnut Street Brilliant in sports, brilliant in scholastic ELTON MANN— Phi Psi Elky ALFRED J. MIKUS AF Mechanical 163 David Street Here is a machinist with great executive ability. This combination is unbeatable in any field. A fiend with a baseball bat, Al will either make the big leagues, or become a first-class machinist. Activities: Basketball, Baseball, 2, 3; Class Secretary 3; Ring Committee 3; Dance Committee 3. GORDON W. OGDEN— Phi Psi General Cotton Mfg. 202 Allen Street We are afraid that the nurses at St. Luke ' s hospital will be broken-hearted when their handsome newsboy becomes a mill superintendent. Gordon has a fine chance to succeed. Activities: Treasurer 3; Secretary 2. 20 Fabricator, 1939

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JAMES HOUGHTON (if 5J Jim Mechanical 253 Query Street Here is a quiet reserved chap who keeps to himself and studies hard. He has never been seen out at night due to his studies, hut it is reported that once in a » ' while he ventures out. He has a great future. Activities n, s ' •■:■ J. EDWARD HOUGHTON Deacon . 1 n J Chemistry 58 Central Avenue Deacon has had great success as an athlete. He has shown his ability in a business line, as ad manager of the year book. He lives up to his nick-name, except on the basketball court. Activities: Advertising Manager; Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, 1, 2, 3; Hop Committee 1; Dance Committee 3. P V J » ' NELSON W. KESSELL— Phi Psi ,v (V 1y General Cotton Mf s- 242 Wood Street - y . J A oouthern conditions, claims Nelson, are by far an exaggeration, but none of us jf si .i can argue with him on this point. All we know is that the South has produced some good tennis players and Nelson is no exception. He hails from South Carolina. Activities: Tennis 1, 2. 3; Ring Committee 3; Dance Committee 3; Hop Committee 1. - : K General Cotton Mfg. JOHN J. LIBBY— D. K. 6 Elm Terrace, Waterville, Maine John, who excelled in hockey and skiing in his home state, has turned to cooking and business management for his occupation here. The meals that John has turned out are par excellence and his managing of the Fabricator rivals his cooking. Activities: Business Manager; Hop Committee 1; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2; Dance Committee 3; Sec. Delta Kappa. Fabricator, 1939 19

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JOSEPH W. OGRODNIK Joe Mechanical 178 Reynolds Street Joe is one of the mainstays of the C.Y.O. basketball league and, not only that, he comes back to school nights for civil service classes. A man with his ambi- tion and go will get along with the best of them. Activities: Basketball 2. LOUIS PACHECO, JR.— D. K. General Cotton Mfg. 168 Acushnet Avenue Louis is one of the best natured of the graduates and he is well liked by all. He has the most peculiar hobby of any of us, he loves to haunt junk yards. Activities: Class Vice President 2, 3; Hop Committee 1; Dance Committee 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; President D. K. ALEXANDER PATYKULA Al Mechanical 24 Roosevelt Street A very quiet and refined athlete. He has made his mark on the soccer pitch not only for the school, but for teams of the City League. He can adapt himself to almost any line, including mechanical engineering. His only pet hate is women. Activities: Soccer, Baseball, 2, 3; Dance Committee 3. STANLEY J. PELCZARSKI— D. K. Stan General Cotton Mfg. 67 Emma Street In any sports write-up coming from Textile, one will find the name Pelczarski. One of the class ' s three letter men, he has always made an outstanding appearance. Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, 1, 2. 3. Fabricator,, 1939 J 1 , - ' 21