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

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14 159 FRANCIS J. HARRINGTON Harry 43 Almy St. Auto-Mechanic Meet Harry . . . A top student in the Auto Shop . . . His interest in his trade, has formed the first rung, in his irrevocable ladder of suc- cess . . . His own bossg He'lI get things done in his own carefree manner . . . His big desire . . . To own-a Cadillac . . . Good luck, Harry. JOHN L. HARRINGTON Harry 502 Forth St. Machinist John . . . lt's difficult to do justice to him . . . He does so much . . . And yet so quietly . . . Steady . . . Dependable . . . In academics, as well as in shop, a loyal ond counted upon com- panion . . . A true friend . . . His success is definitely assured. ALLEN HINCHLIFFE Hinch 443 President Ave. Auto-Mechanic Always looking at the brighter side of things, Hinch shows how successful such a philoso- phy can be . . . Courteous . . . Gallant . . . The center of his selected group . . . Cheerful and obliging . . . he is always one ofthe top men in his class . . . To him, his automobile is his best friend. JAMES HOPKINS Hoppy 564 Birch St. Auto-Mechanic A friend indeed this Hoppy is . . . With his fine spirit of cooperation, relentless working ability, and pleasant personality . . . He has become the best mechanic in his shop . . . Tops in academics . . . Traffic officer . . . Cinema-player and member of the yearbook staff . . . Voted most brilliant . . . Here's a sure success. 27 ,Q-1. :E U ff if if '33 ' :fi Y -35: as it If i Q! Q J ,f,J,':.::t . , .- is s... .V Vi A ,:,:,::::. 5 ff . Tvs 'di -s Q1 5 fi -,- .Ji T2 74 ' -'QQ -21 Eff? Y' . ' fgy 5 'Vi' gs A -ff. ,A ' .'-.SAA of. Y Q ,, sr fa ya ru: .v J. , J 6 -- uf,-' -' Q -'Z ..'r.,'I- ,. 1 t R' -if ' A ' ,iff f,,f,3'4!li-'. 51,4 maggie.. ,!l1i,.415,ir,',ig1V s A f , '-In ,fpvsswt ,Fir 1 NA, f V T 1 eg ' 4 f

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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

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HENRY S. JOANNIS Hank 732 Penn St. Machinist Tall and quiet . . . Would hold any side of an argument . . . iust for fun . . . Understanding and willing to work . . . Diligent and cheerful in all he undertakes . . . A man to be proud to know . . . May you always have pleasant days ahead. THOMAS KRUPA Tom 49 York St. Machinist likeable Tom . . . Always has a grin, even in moments of despair . . . Modest . . . Fine class- mate . . . Never lost for words . . . Competent and able . . . A master at iest . . . He'll go far with his willingness to work, and ability to do so. KENNETH G. LEGAULT Clem 508 Palmer St. Electrician The mighty might . . . The pride of the wild ones . . . That's Clem . . . Good things come in small packages . . . and it certainly is true in Clem's case . . . Always ready with a laugh . . . A true sport . . . He'll always have a friend near . . . To the top. RAYMOND LEGAULT Ray 306 Jefferson St. Electrician Quiet, reserved, resourceful, that's Ray . . . The brilliant electrician with the powerful body . . . Keeps his physique by exercising at the Boy's Club . . . Powerful in body and strong in mind, Ray combines his hobby of repairing radios with his chosen trade of electricity. He'll surely achieve success. 28