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

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LAWRENCE E. MORTON KI.arryJ 582 Hicks Street Electrician Coming to Diman, Larry has achieved his ambition as a tradesman by his active, conscientious work. Possessing serene confidence, he has the ability to make and hold friends by his sense of humor. How can he have anything but a bright future? DANIEL MOTTA fDannyl 1Dan D 120 Raymond Street Auto Mechanic Dan is an auto mechanic in every sense of the word. Through his dili- gent and persevering manner, he has won many friends both among his class- mates as well as in the student body. He is good natured, with a smile and a kind word for all. Far from an inferior student, Danny's climb will be quick and successful. WALTER NUTTALI. 93 Keeley Street Cabinet Maker Always ready for a friendly discussion, Walter has shown his ability to stand on his own two feet and to defend right above might. Friendly and courteous, he had no trouble making friends at Diman and his ability and skill have made him a leader in his chosen vocation. ALFRED OLIVIER fFredJ 184' Anthony Street Machinist For the past four years Fred has brightened the halls of Diman by his jovial personality and relentless smile. A good tradesman he always found time to participate in athletics, and was certain to hold his own on the sports field. Accomplishment will surely come his way. 31

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EDWARD D. MARTIN KECD 89 Ash Street Interior Decorator Hailing from the Empire State, Ed has displayed many of the 'human qualities that personify native New Yorkers. He is indeed a bundle of energy, and this living dynamo is always ready and willing to improve the public rela- tions of Diman. Friendly, sincere, and efficient, all who knew him have little doubt that the ladder of success will not be difficult for Ed to climb. PHILIP P. MCMANUS lMackJ 264 Sunset Hill Cabinet Maker Mack was a fellow that always had a big grin and a good word for everybody. A lover of sports, you could always find him representing Diman on one athletic team after another and this coupled with intelligence and ability will hold him in good stead wherever he goes. tl 1 ig. ilu s jif.. MOREI. J. MENARD iMe1J 17 Church Street Draftsman Morel came to Diman determined to be a good tradesman and everyone can attest to the accomplishment of his efforts. A firm believer in starting each day with a smile and a stout sense of humor, he has helped to make life at Diman brighter and more pleasant. His devotion to sportsmanship and good manners guarantee him a high place in life and a true friend of all his classmates. EDMOND L MOREAU fEdl 409 Tecumseh Street Electrician Considerate and persevering, Ed has had no trouble becoming a full-Hedge Dimanite. His easy-going manner and humorous wit has lifted the spirit of the Electric shop on many occasions and all his classmates are proud to have him for an acquaintance. Intelligent and affable, he is certain to make an out- standing tradesman. 30

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GEORGE A. SIMMONS 907 Meridian Street A Electrician George came to us from Morton Jr. High School and traveled a long way from home to receive his vocational education. Being of a friendly and popular disposition, he has found little trouble in gaining the admiration and respect of all who know him. Since George is an outstanding electrical student, we know that his ability and foresight will make him a success in his trade. ROBERT L STEVENS fB0bl 79 Munsey Avenue, Swansea Interior Decorating Probably one of the most outstanding traits in Bob is his hastery of the trade he has chosen, He has become known as the best sign painter in the school and with time he will -probably be the best in the city. Besides his keen sense of humor, he is very seldom seen without a smile on his face. As far as we are concerned, Bob will never find himself lacking friends. WILLIAM J. STICKNEY 230 Fifth Street Auto Mechanics A likeable fellow, Bill is among the quieter boys of the class who has come a long way since he entered Diman. Having overcome innumerable odds, he has successfully adapted himself to the Auto Mechanics trade, and will undoubtedly attain good fortune in years to come. LAWRENCE M. SUTCLIFFE fLarryJ 552 Palmer Street Cabinet Making Through his' eagerness to master the carpenter trade, Larry has displayed talent and ability in his work, and is always ready with a helping hand for anyone in distress. He believes in the never say die philosophy which helps him to tackle any job he is given. The graduating class wishes nothing but success in achieving his life's goal. 34