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

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::' MATHEW DREWNIAK Woody K 1 904 Broadway St. Cabinet-Maker Aj A ,ff A real credit to Diman . . . Does well in shop, exceptional in academics . . . likeable and ' ' friendly . . . Always a smile on his beaming face for all his classmates . . . His interest in his trade has formed a solid foundation on which he can build and prepare his future career . . . A hard worker and a loyal com- panion . . . The best of luck, to you Woody. if WALTER DREWNIAK 1140 Plymouth Ave. Meet Ace . . . Faster than a thot's the way he'Il get there and always a wit in his shop that matter . . . Tries hard . . he was one of the smartest, prolific . . . A lover of cars . . to lend a helping hand . . . your way! JERE DUFFY 101 Cedar St. lIACell Draftsman speeding bulletg . . . Full of fun . . . Or class for . Academically, if not the most . Always willing Ace: You're on Iljerll Draftsman From California in the middle of our Freshman year, came Jer . . .Because of his personality . . . His hearty smile . . . His pleasing sense of humor . . . Everyone immediately began to like him . . . Energetic in all he undertakes . . . His big ambition . . . To become a radio announc- er . . . One of our most highly learned Diman- ites . . . He will never be forgotten by his class! GEORGE FARIS 31 Lyon St. George Electrician Big George Faris . . . The smiling electrician with a thousand laughs up his sleeve . . . Bub- bling over with ambition and personality . . . No job too hard or too big for his ambition and ingenuity . . . His fighting spirit is uncon- querable . . . Secretary of the dance commit- tee . . . No small wonder on the gridiron, either . . . He'll have little trouble in making his mark! 25

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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

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JAMES GIBLIN Gila H6 Foote St. Draftsman Gib . . . The young man with a dream at noth- ing short of success . . . Chose Machine-Draft- ing to prove it . . . Never too busy to do a tel- low classmate a favor . . . Aggressive and am- bitious . . . Enioyed all sports, football was his favorite . . . For relaxation, he chase his auto . . . ln all sincerity, a true and loyal friend! JAMES GREENWOOD Big Jim 42 Mott St. Electrician Big Jim . . . Mr. America in the making . . . Outstanding in academics . . . Outstanding in sports . . . A loyal supporter of the school in all activities . . . A master at his trade . . . He's the kind of stuft that America's made of . . . A hard worker, productive and expert . . . He'll have little trouble in climbing the ladder of success . . . Good luck, Jim. ALFRED J. HAMEL Al 467 Division St. Machinist Mighty Alfred . . . liked by all his fellow stu- dents . . . Firm in his convictions . . . A good student . . . Takes his kidding with a grain of salt . . . Always on the go . . . Quiet . . . Sin- cere . . . Forever the gentleman . . . Never too busy to listen to and understand another's troubles . . . He'll always be remembered. DONALD E. HAMEL Professor 72 Woolley St. Draftsman The professor . . . Acclaimed one of the most studious . . . Don goes through Diman with a constant smile on his charitable face . . . Tall and powerfully built, Don's willingness to learn and study and his ability to make friends, have earned him a friendly reputation that will for- ever proceed him, and never die! 26