. The Fabricator : New Bedford Textile School yearbook . tacked or misdealt. The bitter cold of his first winter in these climes soon drove all yearningthoughts of the green fields and quiet nooks of Warwick from Petes head,and brought him to realize the task before him. Peter has played three years on Basketball and Soccer teams. In betweentimes he has found ample time to establish himself as a good scholar and am-bitious student. To see Pete without his chubby face lighted up with a smile wouldbe akin to meeting a leopard without his spots; for the Lord of Warwickalways has a pleasant smile
. The Fabricator : New Bedford Textile School yearbook . tacked or misdealt. The bitter cold of his first winter in these climes soon drove all yearningthoughts of the green fields and quiet nooks of Warwick from Petes head,and brought him to realize the task before him. Peter has played three years on Basketball and Soccer teams. In betweentimes he has found ample time to establish himself as a good scholar and am-bitious student. To see Pete without his chubby face lighted up with a smile wouldbe akin to meeting a leopard without his spots; for the Lord of Warwickalways has a pleasant smile and greeting for everyone. When Pete and his pal, Jack, step out to trip the light fantastic,they certainly display a technique and initiative surprisingly well balanced. We are positive that, whatever Petes association with Textiles aftergraduation, his work will embody the same characteristics as that of his schooldays, with his ability to master any situation and his unlimited capacity forknowledge. Best of Luck, old topper. (41) THE FABRICATOR 1931. Edward L. Young YoungskiDorchester, Mass. General MANY moons ago, Eddie opened his eyes upon lifes stage and lustilyannounced his debut for success. As such things do, he soon grew tomanhood and while riding his rooster along the streets of Shanghai, happenedto see a billboard telling what a whiz of a place New Bedford was. Eddiedecided to take a chance (Steve Brody did) so packing a clean shirt and hismahogany chop-sticks, started for the Bug Town. Youngski registered for a three year cruise through the cotton industryvia the New Bedford Textile route. He proved a source of fun and amusementin his first valiant efforts to grasp the intricacies of the language and work atTech. Soon, however, Eddies perseverance won out and he could talk assuavely and surely as any of us. What a style that boy has developed! He canact the modest, dignified scholar or can transform himself into a happy-go-lucky, humorous man of the world. Eddies p
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