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Stanley J. Remiesiewicz William J. Shea Matthew J. Sheahan Automotive, Related Machine Shop, Soccer Coach Interior Decorating FACULTY l955 Jose M. Silva,-Jr., A.B., M.A. in Ed., Math, Algebra l 8- ll, Rev. Math Otto H. Yehle Roger F. Sullivan, LL.B. Machine Drafting' Leonard J. Sullivan Hisforyl Geomef,-Y, Bookkeeping Machine Drafting, Related Mechanical Drawing Physical Ed., Coach Sheet Metal Drafting x
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EDWARD CAMPBELL Edward R. Campbell, Editor-inChief of the 1955 Artisan. ln September of '51, one-hundred and sixty eager young men entered the Voca- tional School of Diman, wide-eyed and staring as they beheld the machine-crammed building, that would be their educational home for the next four years. With ravenous impulse, they took advantage of the tools and machinery at their disposal, becoming more expert in their uses, forming basic working patterns that would one day evolve into fine craftsmanship, possessed by the true artisan. Through four years, they toiled and learned, cramming knowledge into their formative minds, learning their trades, attending lectures and obtaining information from their academic classes, until they had reached the end of their grueling journey, the graduation exercises and manhood, save for the hundred and some odd others who had found the pursuit of knowledge too trying, and had fallen by the wayside. But within their enriched way of living, they also shared and participated in vari- ous other activities . . . Dances . . . Assemblies . . . Plays and Sports. ln this book, your yearbook staff has tried to record in both picture and word, the memorable joys of our four-year stay at Diman. We hope that this book will be a treasure chest of golden memories, a record of fine accomplishment, a fragment of the past, capturing the pre- cious moments, of your once-in-a-lifetime, high school days. Your Yearbook Editor 'I5
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