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

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Dedication It is rare to find an educator who is not only an instructor and counselor to his students, but also a friend and intimate. Sincere, conscientious, and thorough, he has worked untiringly to make the school ' s present status a reality. For all he has done for us as well as for the school, we wish to extend our thanks and appreciation by dedicating this edition of the Fabricator to MR. LOUIS E. F. FENAUX

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Board of Zr us tecs OFFICERS OF THE BOARD John A. Shea, President Philip Manchester, Sr., Vice-President TRUSTEES Ex-officio His Honor Arthur N. Harriman, Mayor of New Bedford Ex-officio John J. Desmond, Jr., Commissioner of Education Ex-officio W. Kenneth Burke, Superintendent of Schools, New Bedford TERM EXPIRES JUNE 30, 1951 E. Ferris Almada Joseph Dawson, Jr. Philip Manchester, Sr. Nils V. Nelson John A. Shea TERM EXPIRES JUNE 30, 1952 John Vertente, Jr. William Richards Laurent F auteux Dennis J. Murphy Raymond R. McEvoy TERM EXPIRES JUNE 30, 1953 Charles Arendt James B. Moniz Timothy J. Manning William E. King Ida D. Epstein r 5 Administration GEORGE WALKER President MARY F. MAKIN Treasurer CECELIA ZEITLER Senior Clerk LORETTA LA VOI E Junior Clerk ESTELLE DOWD Junior Clerk

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Message from the governor I welcome the opportunity to extend the greetings of the Common- wealth to the senior class of the New Bedford Textile Institute through the medium of your class publication, The Fabricator. The New Bedford Textile Institute, originally the New Bedford Tex- tile School, has served the Commonwealth for over fifty years and has provided training for hundreds of young men and women who have entered the textile industry here and elsewhere and whose record of achievement over the years has amply justified the decision of the Commonwealth to offer such training during the past half century. Moreover, as Governor of the Commonwealth, it became my privilege to join with other interested citizens in the effort which resulted in funds appropriated and allocated for the purpose of increasing the size of the New Bedford Textile Institute so that the future increased and impro ved facilities will further enhance its reputation as one of the leading textile schools in the country. Therefore, in addition to my official greeting, may I personally join with you members of the graduating class of 1951 in sincere thanks to the citizens of the Commonwealth, as well as to the City of New Bedford, whose constant cooperation make this great school possible. Very truly yours, PAUL A. DEVER