Diman Vocational High School - Artisan Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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ASSISTANT DIRECTORS MESSAGE To the graduates of 1952: We know the habits and attitudes you acquired at Diman will lead you to work cooperatively and happily with others in your chosen field of vocational work and that you will be able to adjust yourselves to varying requirements. Work experience is a natural approach to adult living as well as giving expression to youthful energy. It is my sincere wish that you will be most successful in your chosen field of endeavor and that you will always remember your alma mater. Sincerely yours CHARLES E. MATTE

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. Dl'RE.CTOR'S MESSAGE Graduation from High School to most of you means the end of your formal education. However, for the ambitious, the opportunities for advancement and additional education are unlimited. It is our hope that the training and counsel- ing you received while at Diman Vocational High School will, in a great measure, assist you in the formation of values that regulate the living and working of men together which is necessary from the standpoint of both the general social welfare and the full development of human beings as individuals. Graduation is also a time for congratulations and best wishes. I am most happy to add mine to the many you are receiving at this time. Sincerely yours, JOSEPH P. GILLIGAN

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FACULTY First row: left to right-Margarita Lavender, William F. McGreavy, Jr., Matthew J. Sheahan, Director, Joseph P. Gilligan, Assistant Director Charles E. Matte, August P. Curt, Leonard J. Sullivan, Alfred P. DiPoli, Alice M. Lynch, Clerk. Second row: left -to right-Wilfred C. Driscoll, John G. Donovan, Chester D. Blackman, 'Chester B. Hayden, John M. Murphy, Martin J. Delah-anty, Joseph M. Silva, Jr., William J. Shea. Third row: left to right-Stanley J. Remieswiewicz, Alexander S. Bzdyra, Edward P. Sandomierski, John P. Harrington, Robert J. Hayden, Charles C. O'EKeefe.