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

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' 9 L. iza- Y. YQ, FRANK LAUREANNO, JR. Lauryn fi 51 Friendship Street ' Draftsman This is Frank . . . Mr. Concentration Him- e self . . . envied by all for his excellent work . . . well repaid for his enviable grades . . . quiet, sincere . , . yet a sport enthusiast all the way . . . upheld the good name of the drafting shop by persistent play in the Shop League . . . laughed easily . . . dependability- plus on the Artisan . . . No fear a out Frank . . . he's on the right 0 3-19M Z .. ALFRED LEBEL, JR. Leb 20 Park Street Electrician A strong candidate for the most admirable personality in our class . . . Al is richly en- dowed with a more than winning smile, and an undying spirit of youth . . . As is shown in various exhibitions on the baseball fields . . . meets all problems with the same humor and ease . . . Always plays the game well . . . Here's luck, Al. bog' yfaf Sfllll S' im by tl 1 sb got W ROB LETENDRE Jock 36 Winthrop Street Electrician jock . . . Mainstay of the athletic teams . . . absolutely unexcitable . . . held his own in any discussion . . . great practical joker . . . always sympathetic with another's trouble . . . A fellow to be proud to know . . . may you always have pleasant days ahead. Jock. 29

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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

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1 dfffwjm Q' .4 5 V ff ,f ff' IJ ml llrpblfjfcfgvdfkfbf ., Y I fr nc, 'ZX ' fi' f' C. 4 , ' . A HENRY LEVESQUE Midge if 509 Ferry Street .Auto Mechanic One of the stalwarts of the Auto Shop . . . promising career .ahead . . . cool and noncha- lant . . . his ingenious smile drew to'hirn manv friends . . . always saw the lighter side of life t at . . . easv to know . . . in the respect of all with whom he came in contact. i JMU ' l ,041 N , . K' jf, DANIEL M. LOPES DanniC 164 Harbor Terrace Chef Dan . . . the young man with the bass drum . . . . displayed plenty of'ta1ent in the band . . . took the chef course to prove it . . . competent and able . . . aggressive in his own way . . . never too busy to do a favor . . . a popular student in the school . . . loved all sports and proved his ability in baseball, foot- ball, basketball . . . his friendship and ready wit will make the ladder of life easy to climb. PAUL K. MCGOVERN Mack 1144 No. Main Street Cabinet Maker Laugh and the world laughs with you, that's Paul's motto . . . never without a shrewd re- mark . . . a master of jest who took them i as well as he gave them . . . has his serious moments but not for long . . . really a true friend. l