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

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Morton GreenwaM — When you ' ve been there, you don ' t talk about it, Yatita, Yatita, Yatita. David Graves Scotch alright. A Scots Man??? Stephen Hall — Those Mattapoisett Women, ahem. Just see Steve for a date in and around the Fairhaven area. Samuel Helfand — Which kid sat be- side me during the test. Francia Hinds — You think that ' s good. Wait ' ll you hear this one. Joseph Hutchison — Dorine ' s Lab as- sistant. William Isherwood — The better half of Jack and the Beanstalk and his name isn ' t Jack. Did I say tall? Harold Kalpagian — The brown ring is also a test for nitrates. Jeanne Langlois — B. calls her Honey, why can ' t we? Chicky ' s sister. Robert Lehman — Bugs Bunny. Two carrots a day. James Lentz — Jasper, the basketball player. Maurice Letourneau — 3rd down and 4 to go. Best football player we have on the basketball team. Johnny ' s buddy. Christopher Limerick — It ' s a spider, it ' s a scarecrow, no it ' s Limerick. one of the bunch as his nose is like a banana. Emile Monfils — M is for Monfils, also for mouse. Quietest fils that works in the house. Thomas Mullen — Moon is the sport of the outfit. A second Mr. Foster at math and an equal to Calverly on the court. James Nisbet — Another brain in the class. Charles Pappas. The Pap is the class diplomat. If you don ' t believe it, argue with him. John Poulton shoes. I love these G. I. Joseph Marshall He thinks he ' s William Privette — A Southern Fried Chicken, with quite a dish for a wife too. Richard Riley — Fuzz is the fellow with the magnetic personality in the class. Harold Rogers — Chem tests all seem to come during the hunting season. Raymond Silviera — More like Don- ald Duck than Disney. Norman Taylor — Cohen ' s buddy, O. Sheldon. Joseph Viera — The ears with the brain in between. Edward Wood — They call him Woody but he ' s far from being a blockhead. 30

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CLASS OF 1949 CHEMISTRY Front Row: — L. to R. — A. Berube, C. Pappas, A. Carter, W. Privette, J. Langlois, R. Lehman, S. Viera, J. Hutchinson, S. Helfand, S. Cohen. 2nd Row. H. Kalpakgian, E. Monfils, A. Bates, N. Taylor, J. Marshall, C. Limerick, W. Isherwood, R. Silveira, J. Poulton, B. Goldin. Back Row. B. Groves, J. Lentz. W. Aitken, R. Rilev, F. Hinds. E. Wood, R. Nisbet, A. Bibeau. E. Bargiel. T. Fay, T. Mullen. S. Hall. L. Gifford, F. Alves. William Aitken, Jr. — Gabby for short. The little man with a big hat and a bigger line of gab. Idelio Alves — Always thinking of something to eat. Arthur Ashley smile. Ths man with a Edwin Baguil — Bibeau ' s cousin, is so sweet she calls him honey. He Allan Bates — Please excuse Allan ' s absence — signed Mrs. Bates. 7m A ' fwuJU Arsene Berube the class. The gentleman of Arthur Bibeau, Jr. - - The Mad Scien- tist. Where there ' s smoke there must be Bub. Alfred Carter class. Mr. Quiet of the Sheldon Cohen — I had a date once — with a girl too. Robert Dinnegan — The Fly with little Rhody. Arthur Dunham — The cowboy of the class (his legs of course). He also has trouble with Snow storms. Thomas Fay — The speeder who found out that a new car and cops don ' t mix as well as some things do. Dorine Lee Fredette — D. Lee cer- tainly helps to make the lab more in- teresting. Old Dixie Cups. Lindsay Gifford — Still hearing from Fitchburg. One in every basketball town says Lin. Bernard Goldin — Booba-A pointed nose that ' s always pointed towards trouble. Basketball player??? 29

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CLASS OF 1949 TEXTILE ENGINEERS Front Row: — L. to R. — R. Heaps, M. Kline, G. Zobel, A. Kuehn, M. Glasner. J. Alcalay, I. Lederman, K. Baker. 2nd Row. V. Benario, S. Smallbone, J. Fortin, M. Lechner, J. Slivia, A. Peisner, P. Donaughy, H. King, R.Sheroff, A. Wood, B. Vanasse. Back Row. B. Saftler, C. Duflot. K. Mathews, A. Guillot, A. Barney, G. Dionne, Absent when picture was taken — S. Alzarina, M. Antunes, A. Bialobos, S. Carabell, M. Collins, R. Dubreuil, J. Hand} ' , E. Hays, R. Hurwitz, I. Kranich, W. Landis, E. Lazarus, H. Rogers, N. Stoltenberg, S. Szabo, R. Westervelt. Samuel Alagraki — headlights aren ' t expensive. Joseph Alcalay — these looms are run by gasoline. Miltes Antunes — maybe I ' ll buy ele- vators. Kimball Baker, Jr. — why make a racket about it? Allen Barney — they say the ice was thin. Van S. Benario — much, but not in height. Andre Bialobas — they say he has no alarm clock. Sidney Carahill — lost — one chauf- feur. Melvin Collins — they should hold classes in the office. Gerald Dionne — similarity to Clark Gable? Paul Donaughy, Jr. — the scribbler for the frosh. Richardson Dubrueil — that ' s an Ar- my flight jacket. Jacques Fortin — it snows once in a while in Canada. Marnin Glasner — now, if we had a 35 Buick. Arthur Guillot — sure Algebra ' s easy. John Handy — for thirst — drink water. Edwin Hays — Anyone going to New Jersey. The Red Head must have been a cab driver the way he tosses that ' 46 around. 31