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

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That Diman has left a definite imprint on us, the 1954 graduates, needs no emphasis or extolling for we all are endlessly grateful for the outstanding education and all-round training received during our four years here. Yet life's fleeting days and funny ways make it imperative that a record of times, experiences, and personages be kept in order to insure us of memories in by-gone days of our secondary education . . . remembrances from which we would be cheated had we not compiled the necessary data in this Year Book. As was said previously, Diman has left a definite mark on our character, person- alities, and abilities, and we also in a humble way, feel that we, too, have, in our de- parture constructively added something tangible to Diman which may align itself with the wonderful qualities that make the Diman Vocational High School so great an institution of learning. We offer, therefore, in the 1954 ARTISAN a history of four years from the lives of forty-five seniors who entered the portals of this Vocational High School because they firmly and ardently believe that He Who Hath A Trade Hath An Estate. -EDITOR 1 'PJ g it i