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

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FRANK R. CIOSEK Franky 246 Gardners Neck Rd., Swansea Cabinet-Maker Franky is both o well liked and an industrious student . . . Our assemblies were fortunate in having his musical talents to spur them on . . . Short . . . Powerfully built . . . Frank is the typical Diman student . . . Honest, sincere, resourceful . . . Besides music, he enioys spend- ing his Monday nights as a member of the Marine Reserves , . . His success is assuredl THOMAS W. CLARKE, JR. Percy T36 Walker St. Draftsman Tommy . . . The little draftsman with the big heart . . . Never outspoken . . . Always incon- spicuous . . . Tommy has gone through Diman with a perfect record of manly chivalry . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand, he has shown his versatility both in the school room and on the sports field . . . He'll have no trou- ble in making his markl KENNETH COOKSON Cookie 980 Rodman St. Machinist Coming from Westport High during his Fresh- man year, Cookie chose the Machine Shop for his trade . . . Generous and good natured . . . Noted for his dry humor . . . A loyal friend and capable in whatever he undertakes . . . The yearbook staff gives him a vote of thanks for his untiring and unselfish help, of which he gave so freely, to the success of the yearbook . . . Also a member of the traffic squad . . . A hard worker . . . Definitely heading for successl ERNEST COTE lefty 430 Jackson St. Electrician Ernie, a little man but a great guy . . . A won- der on the diamond . . . He can rattle off the standings ol any player in any league . . . One of Diman's athletes, being active in all sports . . . A master at the scientihc game of chess . . . Always trying . . . Personality plus . He'II have success in anything he does . . Good luck, Erniel

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BRUCE BURTON Burt 2086 Pleasant St. Machinist Big Bruce Burton . . . With success for the fu- ture his goal . . . Eager to please . . . Kind- hearted . . . Talkative . . . Fond of a friendly discussion or a riotous argument . . . Hand- some at flirting . . . This happy-go-lucky guy is blessed with a fine spirit of cooperation . . . Great results will crown his untiring efforts. EDWARD R. CAMPBELL Bob 109 Walker St. Electrician Here's Eddie . . . Mr. Talent himself . . . Editor- in-chief of the '55 Artisan . . . Author and di- rector of Decision, Diman's first stage play . . . Executor of thrilling accordion solos that inspired our assemblies 1 . . Known but to a few for his excellent, if not prolific, artistry . . . One of the highest ranking students at Diman . . . A man of many talents, and all done well . . . His ambitionp to be a writer . . . To you Bob, the very best. VINCENT CAMPBELL Vinnie 215 Anthony St. Electrician Happy Vinnie . . . The bright eyed electrician with a constant smile on his cheerful face . . . A willing worker . . . A good student . . . Al- ways ready with a laugh or a ioke, and a pleasant attitude . . . Vinnie's success in the electrical trade is a sure thing . . . Fulfillment and happiness in the future to the best friend a man could have! RICHARD CHASE Dick Riverside Drive, Tiverton Draftsman Out of Diman and into the world walks Richard Chase . . . Unbounded devotion to the school still showing through . . . One of the leaders of his group . . . Friendly and affectionate . . . One of the more studious draftsmen . . . Al- though shy and retiring, Dick is a likeable companion . . . Make the top, Dick! 22

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ROBERT COULOMBE Big Bob 554 Penn St. Machinist The pitch . . . ? Strike three, and Big Bob pitches another shutout . . . Renown for his athletic prowess . . . Among the leading stu- dents in both shop and academics . . . Be- cause of his pitching ability, he easily made All-Narry three years in succession . . . One of the Cinema-Players . . . His ability to like pea- ple and have people like him, have won him the respect and friendship of all his classmates . . . To you, Bob, the very best! RAYMOND CURRY Ray 141 Eighteenth St. Machinist Introducing our class he-man . . . Full of mus- cle, he's a worker second to none . . . Ambi- tious . . . Clothed in language that makes all who hear him dive for their dictionaries . . . Ready to help anyone in need . . . A smile as big as himself . . . Another of the Cinema- Players . . . Wherever he goes, he will leave a lasting memory . . . Here's to success, Ray! DAVID DeNADAL Dave 424 Dwelly St. Auto-Mechanic Big Dave . . . Seriously ambitious and a big help to the dance committee . . . An enforcing traffic officer . . . Always gets things done . . . lf you see a guy with a big smile and a great stride . . . That's Dave . . . Forever with a text book in his hands . . . Quiet . . . Reserved . . . Well liked by all his classmates . . . A capable worker and a loyal friend . . . Good luck, Dave! ERNEST R. DESNOYER Pete 'IO6 Tamphor St. Electrician Small in stature, big in heart . . . Pete was a pal to anyone and everyone . . . And at any- time . . . Active member of Diman's sports ac- tivities . . . A hard worker both in his shop and academic classes . . . One of the most energetic members of the dance committee . . . We know his future success in the elec- trical trade is assured . . . Success and good fortune to a swell fellow. 24