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

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1 CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1954 of DIMAN VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, being of sound mind and body, make and publish this, our last will and testament, revoking all others made by us. TO DIMAN: A firm promise to carry out the traditions and ideals which we have revered during our secondary training. TO THE FACULTY: An endless Poem of THANKS and APPRECIATION for their undying efforts to guide us on the road to success. TO THE ALUMNI: Our sincere and able assistance in the future. TO TI-IE REMAINING STUDENT BODY: A trail of accomplishment in our chosen fields. TO THE INDIVIDUALS: PAUL LAPRE: We leave one acre of red timber and a pocket knife to make his own tooth picks which he so frequently uses. HENRY LEVESQUE: We leave a set of 12 Encyclopedias, fnot for him to scudyj but to reach the top of the lunch table. GEORGE BIRD: Who is nicknamed tweet, we leave a crow's call. ROBERT LETENDRE: A life time Hot Meal Certificate at the Modern Lunch Restaurant. JOSEPH FARIAS: We leave a set of bar bells to keep his biceps in shape. NORMAND DESMARAIS: A lifetime subscription to Charles Atlas Body Building Course - to some day conquer Joe Farias in their frequent encounters. FRED LEBEL: An award in physics for being the only boy who could divide apples by bananas and get an answer. RONALD GAGNE: We leave a year's subscription to Jughead comics. HENRY CRAPO: A lifetime contract to the Mr. Peepers show, as his understudy. HAROLD DUCKWORTH: We leave a motorcycle to go with the seat he has been carrying around. FRANK MEDEIROS: A Chourico Shop to fulfill the demand of Jock's Appetite. ROBERT HENRIQUE: We leave an indestructible tube to test his fluorescent tube tester. GLEN SHOESMITH: We leave one gold-plated pitch fork and one barn full of hay to fulhll his life-long dream of becoming a hayshaker. ROBERT BARBOZA: We leave one meat wagon so that he may talk a dog off of it. PAUL McGOVERN: A large recording of his hilarious laugh to comfort him in his old age. WILLIAM TAVARES: We leave an imported MONGOLlAN FLOSS sweater to go with his white shoes. DONALD HEAP: A 2 year contract, for advertising purposes, to a large htm to show his well known IPANA SMILE . DANIEL LOPES: A friendly reminder that seasoning goes along with food. ROBERT McKEE: We leave a reserved stool in the PILGRIM RESTAURANT WHICH HE SO FREQUENTLY VISITS. NORMAN HABIB: A iuke box to practice his famous dance steps. ALBERT FERREIRA: A ball and chain so that he will not wander from work. . LOUIi-S' GUILLOTTE: A pair of heavy duty shoes to use in his walks from Fall River to iverton. JOHN DALY: A 24 by 36 eraser and 50 by 90 T square for use on his small jobs. GERALD WITKOWSKI: A train ticket to Chicago to become an FBI agent. LEO CARON: A book of verse in French on How To Make Ze Perfect Love . JOSEPH FERRIS: A scrap book to record his numerous travels. JOSEPH ANDRADE: An old worn out soccer ball. ALFRED CROFT: We leave a 1008712649357 ohm resistor. ROBERT FERRIS: A potato peeler for his job in the hospital. ' CARL DIMANNO: A tape measure to keep track of his waist line in future years. ROLAND DUQUETFE: A license to guide people thru the everglades of Westport. LOUIS CYR: We leave a box of white powder to cover his ever blushing face. JOHN PHELAN : A tube of quick drying cement for future use on his false teeth. JIMMY WHITE: A position, on the bench, with the Boston Celtics. CHESTER KINGMAN: A promotion from clerk to the assistant's assistant to the assistant to the General Manager. ROBERT LARRIVEE: A manuscript on Einstein's Theory of changing light bulbs. GILBERT NETO: A ten lesson course at Arthur Murray's dance studios. JOHN RAPOZA: A carton of matches to eliminate future asking of such. ROBERT WALMSLEY: An entrance blank to an amateur show to whistle. GEORGE HODKINSON: We leave a permit to feed sea gulls in peace. ANTHONY VIVEIROS: We leave a memo book to record his numerous complaints. GERARD SINOTTE: A herd of 200 goats to supply his love for milk. GORDON HAGGERTY: A 35.00 oEer for his car to use in stock-car racing. -ALBERT LARRIVEE, JR. 40 FRANK LAUREANNO, JR.

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CLASS OFFICERS lsr Row: R. Finn, K. Boyer, J. Hopkins lst Row: A. Hinchcliffe, T. Krupa., R. Curry, B. Burton, N. Silvia. 2nd Row: F. Harrington, W. Shannon, D. DeNadal, F. Souza, J. Wheadon 3rd Row: R. Biello, F. Ciosek, N. Baraby, R. Leger. 42