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

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A a Hi-Yah and a smile . . . brain wave execu- yiy WK. ALFRED D. CROFT 4 Crofty 75 Oak Street Electrician Al . . . notable for his staunch character and unswerving loyalty to Diman and all he holds sacred . . . ever present at school dances . . . big smile and pleasant words always . . . smooth dresser . . . thoughtful, generous, kind, sympa- thetic . . . wouldn't hurt anyone . . . this coupled with qualities of earnestness, dependa- bility, and the luck of the Irish assure success for Al. 1 JMWWWDD LOUIS M. CYR, JR. Louie 1191 Plymouth Avenue Electrician Louis . . . the mighty Atom . . . built for speed . . . teller of stories and maker of more . . . good things come in small packages . . . stout upholder of the baseball team . . . his success will be as it was here, well earned and complete. We we JOHN F. DALY Jack - yyy yyy S6 Ash Street Draftsman jack . . . the fighting Drmanite from the y Fowler School cool ambitious ,Ei aggressive . . . forever on the go . . . always tive . . . promoter and rally rouser . . . con- stantly in the thick of things . . . full of wit . and wisdom . . . both feet definitely on the ladder of success.

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We Qiwlfjlw I l 1 ' GEORGE R. BIRD, JR. Tweet 571 Fifth Street Electrician A true friend and a gentleman always . . . never in trouble academically . . . outstanding quiet . . . neat and meticulous in whatever he undertook . . . Forever a favorite with his familiar, off-hand humor . . , Deserves all the breaks in life . . . May he achieve everlasting success M yy, JW Wx LEO CARON Farmer 29 Madison Ave., Somerset Center Chef The boy with the civic pride . . . Theres no place like Somerset, fellas . . . greatest love was his cooking ability f . . fully aware of the good points in a student . . . charitable though humorous in his criticisms . . . an all around good guy . . . those who called him friend knew they had something. If get HENRY E. CRAPO 28 Eighth Street Mr. Peepers Electrician Mighty Henry . . . liked by all students . . . always smiling . . . firm in his convictions . . . good student . . . never lost for answers in either academics or in shop . . . resembles television's Mr. Peepers . . . takes kidding with a grain of salt . . . ready with a retort . . . always on the go . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . proud . . . forever the gentleman . . . will always be remembered. in his chosen vocation ood narured t

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NORMAN R. DESMARAIS Bugs 345 Pearce Street Draftsman Norm . . . one of the Mighty of Mights in a big way . . . Member of that outstanding Quintet-Daly, Farias, Laureanno, White, and Desmarais from the Drafting Shop . . . Don't let his size fool you . . . Nobody pushes Norm t . . . What a sense of humor and how he can make the class laugh . . . Good student and dependable in his undertakings . . . liked by all for his spirit of youth and unselhshness . . . Diman will miss him. n fflgainvg Lfww 1 .flff 2 :Qpnlh If 'if' 'ff f 0'Q21fafrv6 V?fl' CARL O. DiMANNO Red 410 Fourth Street Auto Mechanic ' ' Carl . . . always dignified, calm, cool, and collected . . . well-likedby all his classmates . . . given half a chance he's ready with subtle wit and humor . . . loyal friend and capable in whatever he undertakes . . . believes in charity to all . . . Definitely heading for suc- cess and happiness. Sl if HAROLD C. DUC WORTH Ducky 506 Hamlet Street Machinist Undoubtedly the easiest going man in the student body . . . spends half his day arguing with any and all on the merits of motorcycles . . . noted for his dry humor . . . he was a better than average machinist . . . helped all he could, especially those really in need . . . enjoyed life at Diman almost as much as Diman enjoyed his company.