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

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Al will get his Cadillac yet. The Diman School Bank, as coordinated with the Durfee Trust Company of Fall River, is a vital asset'in guiding our Student-body to a practical application of Thrift. Its efficient service to all Diman men enables them to deposit their savings without the inconvenience of leaving the School grounds. Each Tuesday has been set aside as Bank Day, on which a gratifying percentage of students makes use of this convenient utility. Because of 'this outstanding evidence of Thriftiness among the majority of DIMANITES, we have earned the high respect of the Supervisors of our local school Banking program. XVith a keen foresight for financial security in days to come. many have used this medium of saving for such occasions as summer holidays, Christmas gifts, advanced education. business capital or just a rainy day. We-are warranted in believing that our future craftsmen are now endowed with a budget-wise awareness of personal thrift. the foundation-stone of success! To Mr. Charles C. O'Keefe of the Faculty and to his helpful assistant-Cashiers William Frain, John Daly. Nor- mand Desmarais, Frank Laureanno and James White, we offer our deep sense of gratitude for services rendered. SCHOOL BANK Saving for a rainy day.

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