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

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BEST LOOKING ...... MOST POPULAR ............ . MOST ATTRACTIVE CLASS SPORT ....,..,..... MOST ORIGINAL ..... MOST TALKATIVE ...... VVI-lO'S WHO GEORGE JASMIN GEORGE LELIEVRE LEWIS CONSTANCE STANLEY SZELAG ANDREW LUSIGNAN DONALD LAVOIE OIJASS GIANT .......... ,.,........ J OHN MIDURA CLASS MIDGET ........ ,...... R OEBERT LAVOIE BEST SPEAKER .......... ................ WI LLIAM KING MOST BRILLIANT ..,.... ..,....,.... A LCBERT PIMEN TAL MOST STUDIOUS .......,. ..,... CLASS WIT ...........,........ ,.... MOST MISCI-IIEVOUS ........ MOST VERSATILE ......,.. BEST ACTOR ......,....... MOST RESERVED ...... . CLASS PET ,............,. CLASS PEST ..... CIJASS LOVER ..... MOST GENIAL ......,.. MOST DIGNIFIED ....... RICHARD MORRISSETTE FREDERICK LOURO JAMES TOOLIN JOHN SERBA RICHARD BOLER ANDREW MICHALUK ROGER LAVOIE ... . EDWARD LAFLEUR LEO DUQUE'I'I'E ARTHUR FERRIS ROMEO POTVIN MOST SERIOUS ............ .,...,, G ERALD BUCHANAN MOST OPTIMISTIC ...... ,A.....,. D ONALD DUPERE MOST TALEN TED ....... ......A. R ICHARD BERUEBE BEST ATHLETE ..,,.................,. ,.... G EORGE LELIEV RE BEST DANCER ............,................. ......, F REDERICK LOURO MOST LIKELY TO SU'CCEED .,.,... BEST PERSONALITY MOST INTERESTING ,..... BEST DISPOSITION MOST INCONSPICUOUS .....,. JOHN SERBA ROGER GAGNE FRANKMELLO NORMAN BERUYBE ROBERT DEAN

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To Frank Mello: A wish that all his fellow-machinists who 'lost' machine-shop tools in 1952, may be honest enough to mail him the pawn tickets for the sameg to the tool room, please. To Donald Dupere: A newspaper without want-ads, so that he may never be frightened by the thought of work. To Andrew Lusignan: A certificate of MERIT to match his Army TAGS as Diman's best wood carver on class-room desks. To Andrew Michaluck: A free Scholarship to HARVARD where he does not expect to study anything but rather where they expect to study him. . To George Lelievre: A friendly warning that a man weighed down with an A. B., an M. A. and a Ph.D. from BROWN may be slowly killing himself - by DEGREES. To Albert Pimental: A note of congratulation for choosing a PROFESSION which allows him to tell students how to solve the problems of life which he himself will avoid by becoming a Teacher. To John Midurag A gold star on his diploma w'ith this citation: A most cooper- ative student who always responded to Mr. Curt's request, Will some generous student who isn't copying answers from his Physics Textbook during this test be kind enough to let me have the use of it for a few moments? To William King: An admonition that he stop growing in the middle so that he can start growing at both ends once again. To Robert Lavoie: An explanation as to why Al. Pimenta1's quivering mustache does not resemble a man who swallowed a St. Bernard dog and left its tail hanging out. To Robert Dean: A Bengal Tiger to keep him from getting lonely when his wife takes the family out for an airing. To Frederick Louro: A reminder that unless the next Senior dance is a formal affair, he had better wear his own suit. To Stanley Szelag: The prayers of the Custodians for making Diman the only school in America where you don't have to get your shoes resoled-what with Stan depositing his chewing gum all over the corridor and classroom floors. To Richard Berube and Richard Boler: A journeyman's license for their alert- ness in answering Miss Lynch's inquiry as to whether we have AC current or DC cur- rent here by replying Gee, we don't know either of these boys . To Roger Gagne and George Jasmin: Special award in Math. for discovering that seven and seven are ten, only to be corrected by Romeo Potvin who said they made a good try, but missed it by one. . Lewis Constance John Serba

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