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

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ROBERT N. FERRIS Bob 57 Grace Street Chef Always a flashing smile to brighten the R darkest day . . . nervously energetic . . . mem- ber of that famous cooking team, Caron, Lopes, and Ferris . . . inquisitive, eager . . . yet, always polite and gentlemanly . . . memorable for his willingness to do a job well . . . definitely headed for success . . . with that winning way and calm manner, how can he fail? fd Wyau. . Wwawfff 44 Crawford Street Machinist Ronald, the boy with the big grin . . . 'i famous as the Professor . . . dependable and always willing . . . able to hold his own on any question . . . fond of dancing and sports . . . friend of those in need . . . highly endowed. may W LOUIS A. GUILLOTTE Lou 15 Main Rd., Tiverton, R.I. Electrician Studious . . . one of the brains of the class . . . able to do anything and do it well . . . one who knows his goal in life and proceeded to attain it , . . a great classmate . . . Diman can well be proud of him.

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ROLAND J. DUQUETTE Duke R. R. Park No. Westport Machinist From Westport came Roland . . . and we were never sorry . . . steady, dependable, loyal t rimaril 1 student but a man of man . . . p y . , y . interests . . . quiet, understanding . . . when given something to do, he does it to a T . . . hidden humor, yet liked by all . . . Roland was made for the best. 41 QM!! ff JM WW 4 ,,f7,cafv4 ppprypryrrr ylyyyy yyjilp p r gg S t -ff ry r ,wffgzfffifw JOSEPH E. FARIAS Duck 151 Conanicus Street, R. I. Draftsman joe is a guy with a heart as big as himself . . . could always see the other person's view If . . . never took anything too seriously . . . skillfully trained in diplomacy and statesman- - e R ship . . . had little trouble in Academics and less in shop . . . classmates come and go but not like joe. ' ALBERT FERREIRA Sonny 40 Davis Street Machinist Earnest advocate of Diman . . . fond of all sports . . . displayed his talent in basketball, soccer, and baseball . . . quiet . . . unaffected, inoffensive . . . he made a host of friends at Diman . . . possessed a good sense of humor . . . used it to kid the other Seniors . . . a real plugger . . . always anxious to meet others . . . how can he be forgotten? 7777

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NORMAN P. HABIB Arab 261 Jencks Street Interior Decorator This is Norm . . . the man who worked ardently for the Dance Committee . . . Con: tinually assuming more than he could accom- plish . . . but somehow accomplishing it . . . Always on the go . . . But relaxed while he was going . . . Best on the dance floor , . . generous . . . always had something to give away and usually gave it . . . Took plenty of kidding .about his caravan but always had the last word . . . A student with the ability to get things done . . . this plus his big heart makes a com- bination hard to beat. ,g,,J'v'v' 07 sfyiiiii trt A 12 , ' .fi pr ,V v ' . , , .. GORDON W. HAGGERTY Hag-Rag 2047 County St., Somerset Cabinet-Maker Somersets own bundle of laughter and per- sonality . . . greeted everyone with the same boyish grin . . . good natured . . . specialized in subtle witticisms . . . never took himself too seriously . . . greeted remarks at his native town with the vigor of a true son . . . A good student . . . Gordon added much sunshine when the days were dreary. U if 0 Zyip' u 'N Jw K M .CTI A DO ALD HEAP Don 260 Harrison Street Auto Mechanic Don . . . Our hrst choice for the Typical Dimanite . . . honest . . . generous . . . fervent . . . all the characteristics a fellow wants in his best friend . . A sportsman who was never limited by overwhelming odds . . . played with a heart that was bigger than himself . . . a natural in the true sense of the word.