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

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ROBERT A. HENRIQUE Bob 73 Bufiington Street Electrician Our class Vice-President . . . Business Mana- ger of the Artisan . . . the million dollar smile . . . ring-leader of those four Musket- 1 eers-Medeiros, Sinotte, Larrivee, and Henrique . . . loved to work constantly . . . his assembly speeches are legends . . . thoughtful and hu- morous . . . serious and witty . . . a definite enjoyment of our stay here for four years. j A .Zi 15.9 .Aa GEORGE C. F. HODKINSON Hocky 37 Benton Street Cabinet-Maker George . . . St. Peter and Paul's pride and joy . . . energetic . . nhighly excitable, but naturally alfable . . . always good natured . . . ready to defend his own principles and opinions . . . proficient in any sport but baseball is his favorite . . . all told George is quite a guy. l fs .si are X l YK LM' 'Y 1. D iwl VV 1 Q ' CHESTER KINGMAN, JR. Chet 181 Claflin Street Interior Decorator Chet is an ardent painter . . . hard worker . . . fervent alumnus . . . sparkplug of the English class , . . happy-go-lucky though defi- nitely scholastically inclined . . . Diman's con- tribution to the world of Art . . . outstanding as a dance promoter . . . a friend indeed.

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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.

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PAUL R. LAPRE Paul 270 O Grady Street Cabinet Maker Tall and quiet . . . would hold any side of an argument just for fun . . . an ardent hunter and fisherman . . . can tell many stories of his trip to Nova Scotia . . . Astounded many with his skill in cabinet making . . . few students could be friendlier to meet . . . All in all he's a great guy. Wil OWJ 2 ALBERT LARRIVEE, JR. Jag 210 County Street Electrician Meet Jag . . . Could take a better ribbing A than anyone in the school . . . Yet never at a Q loss for a winning comeback . . . On anything relating to electricity, Jag had all the info . . . Understanding and willing . . . Worked dili- gently, and cheerfully at whatever he undertook . . . A Dimanire in the first sense of the Word . . . What better proof than his countless friends? ROBERT E. LARRIVEE Bob 279 Sunset Hill Electrician Bob . . . It's difficult to do justice to him . . . he does so much - so quietly . . . steady, dependable in academics as well as electricity and took things as they came . . . just an ordi- nary fellow . . . but what a fellow . . . Has a carefree smiling attitude toward life . . . A pleasure to have for a classmate. 28