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

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The 1939 Fabricator PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS NEW BEDFORD TEXTILE SCHOOL NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS .

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THE SCHOOL r I ODAY is the age of golden opportunities - - to the youth of the nation who desire to increase their education in some chosen field of endeavor and thereby equip them- selves with the tools of education necessary to achieve success in their chosen profession. Of all the diversified lines of study open to the youth of the country, New Bedford Textile School offers as unique an education as can be found in any of our institutions. Although the school does not award the much desired degree of Bachelor of Science, the practical knowledge and close contact with the outside industries, which our institution always strives to maintain, is a factor which will be of great importance to the student when he later realizes that this practical knowledge gained in school is a necessary implement for his position in the industry. The New Bedford Textile School was founded for the purpose of establishing and maintaining a textile school for instruction in the theory and practical art of textiles and kindred branches of the industry. The school primarily confines itself to instruction in the cotton branch of the textile industry, although rayon is now finding its place in the course of instruction. The whole of the machinery and apparatus in the school is modern, being constructed especially for the school. There is no manufacturing establishment which can present so large a variety of machinery as the New Bedford Textile School offers, as the school ' s machinery is selected to afford the maximum facilities for all kinds of experi- mental work. Many diversified courses are offered in the school, each giving a complete education along a specialized line of study. The course in cotton manufacturing is designed to give