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

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TRAFFIC SQUAD Seated: from left to right-Roger Gagne, Richard Morrissette, George Lelievre, Mr. August P. Curt, Faculty Moderator, George Jasmin, Albert Pimental, William Frain. Standing: left to right-Edward Martin, Romeo Potvin, Milton Lukaszek, Thomas Eagan, Gerald Mahoney, James Gauthier, Omer Hubert, Edmond Moreau, John Farnworth.

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STANLEY SZELAG CStanJ Cabinet Making Stan was outstanding in baseball. His feats on the baseball diamond appeared in Bob Ripley's Believe it or Not . A grand fellow, Stan, best of luck. JAMES TOOLIN fJimD Electricity Coming to us from St. Mary's Parochial Schoo1,, Jim was active in Diman's basketball teams. A good student in electricity, we know his in his vocation. Good luck, Jim. We wish him the GEORGE TONELLI Machine Shop George entered Diman from the Slade Grammar School. A conscientious worker and member of the Record Book Staff, his talents were put to good use. We know his cooperative spirit will definitely guide him to success. success is assured

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TRAFFIC SQUAD Proper movement of the student body between classes, alwaysa major concern of the administrative policy of Diman, became more opia- nounced with an increased enrollment of -Freshman students entering anew phase of educational activity. A traffic squad organized under the supervision of Mr. August Curt, Faculty Moderator, performed its duties with pride and efficiency. To carry out the school's traffic policies George -Lelievre and Richard Morrissette were elected 'Chief and Assistant Chief of Traffic respectively. An Executive Council consisting of George Jasmin, Albert Pimental and Norman Berube was elected to sit in Court and judge traffic viola-tors. These students -and the traffic squad performed an admirable job and are to be congratulated for their sincerity of purpose in the performance of their duty. b q