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

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ARTHUR FERRIS lArtJ Electricity Art came to us from Morton, and chose electricity for his vocation. He hopes to enter the Navy where he intends to study electronics. Having his future already planned, we can only wish him a success- ful future in the service and in his study of elec- tronics. JOHN I-IOWARTH Uohnnyl Electricity Quiet, easy-going and silent, Johnny's one ambi- tion is to secure his electrician's license and estab- lish his own business. We wish that his goal be at- tained and his hopes fulfilled. ROGER GAGNE fRogJ Machine Drafting One of the most imaginative draftsman to enter Dirnan, Rog was also active in shop and class acti- vities. His Basketball ability helped the drafting shop clinch the intramural championship. Rog's ambition is to be a tool designer. Good luck, Roger. GEORGE JASMIN CJazzyJ Electricity Coming to us from Durfee as a Junior, George quickly acclimated himself to vocational educa- tion. A good student, George majored in electricity. His love for football greatly aided the varsity. We wish him the best in the future.

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LEWIS CONSTANCE CLOuieD Electricity An active student, Louie was chosen class treas- urer of the Record Book Staff. He was also a mem- ber of the champion Diman soccer team. Louie was an excellent student, and we know his future in the Golden State will be filled with success. ROBERT JOSEPH DEAN CBobD Machine Shop Quiet and reserved Bob came to us from the Samuel Watson School. Bob chose the machine shop where he acquired both skill and knowledge in his trade. Bob, we know, will be a success in his trade. LEO DUQUETTE CMustacheJ Electricity Coming from Westport, Leo chose electricity as his trade. His hope is to become a master electrician. With his sense of responsibility, we are certain that he will accomplish what he sets out to do. Good Luck, Leo. DONALD DUPERE 4BillJ Electricity Bill entered Diman from Henry Lord. He was active in sports and was a member of the soccer and basketball teams. His main love is electricity, a subject in which he excelled. We wish him suc- cess in his chosen vocation.

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www WILLIAM KING CBil1J Cabinet Making Coming from the Wixon Grammar School with high honors, Bill was an active member on the Record Book Staff and dance committee. A grand fellow, Bill, and we wish him the best things in life. DONALD CHARLES LAVOIE QLeftyJ Cabinet Making A graduate of Prevost Grammar School, Donald came to Diman to acquire a vocation in cabinet mak- ing. Lefty was active in sports and a friend to all. Good luck, Lefty. ROBERT LAVOIE fTishD Electricity Small in stature, big in heart, Tish was a pal to everyone. Active in all sports throughout his high school career, we know his future success in the electrical trade is certain. We, the senior class, bid you a fond adieu. ROGER LAVOIE CRog3 Machine Drafting The last of the three musketeers, Rog chose ma- chine drafting for his future 1ife's work. A good student, Rog was a teller in the school bank pro- gram. We' know he will succeed in whatever he un- dertakes.