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

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THOMAS M. TEVES Tom 35 Mount Hope Ave. Auto-Mechanics Tom . . . Our true Dimanite . . . Came to us after a year at Durfee to become one of Diman's best . . . Like a high speed gear, he meshed in with us, his quiet sensitive ways over- shadowing his capable mind . . . Ambitious and eager in all his studies . . . Likeable companion . . . We know he'll make the top of the list. FOSTER THOMPSON Frosty 651 Milford Rd., Swansea Junior Chef Everybody's friend . . . The joyous Dimanite who gets everything out .of life . . . Known for his friendly way and winning smile . . . Another Cinema-Player . . . His strength of character and earnestness of purpose assure him of suc- cess in the future . . . We wish you the best of luck, Frosty. ROGER J. TONI Tony 659 King Philip St. Machinist Always with a pleasing smile, Tony has that unique ability to be liked by all . . . Quiet and reserved, he kept to the task assigned him until it was done . . . Studious and helpful, he was glad to lend a helping hand whenever it was needed . . . No finer example ofa loyal companion can be found. JOHN l. WHEADON John 569 Dwelly St. Auto-Mechanic Handsome, courteous, and a friend everyone would like to have . . . That's John. His per- sonality, bubbling over with charm, makes him one of the most popular students at Diman . . . Fishing and boating take up his spare time . . . A model mechanic and a great all around student. 32

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LESLIE C. ROBINSON Tex 660 Birch St. Electrician Tex . . . absolutely unexcitable . . . Held his own in any discussion . . . Eats and sleeps hill- billy music . . . Great practical joker . . . Pos- sesses many interests and is never lost for words , . . great to have him for a friend . . . Best of luck. JOHN L. ROGERS Buddy 29 Palmer St. Cabinet-Maker Handsome . . . Neat . . . The best dressed, one of the best dancers . . . Ambitious . . . All this and more, comes under his name . . . Active on the dance committee . . . Had a hand in everything that meant success to his Alma- Mater. His trade was his hobby . . . Another Marine Reserve . . . Buddy you're ot? to a great start. GERALD SHANNON Gerry 597 King Philip St. Auto-Mechanic Quiet Gerry . . . St. Patrick's ambassador to Diman . . . One of the most reserved . . . An industrious worker . . . Can take a ioke and come back with an immediate answer . . . As an Auto-Mechanic he's one ot the best . . . A true Dimanite . . . A fast an ellicient worker in both shop an academics alike . . . His suc- cess is assured. RONALD TALBOT Tweed 57 Richmond St. Electrician Man of the world . . . This is Tweed, Diman's story teller . . . With tales from the deep sea, to the furtherest reaches of space . . . Full of fun . . . A Marine Reserve to protect his Coun- try . . . Enioys all his studies: drawing is his favorite . . . A brilliant mind, with a great am- bition . . . We know you'Il make it Tweed. 31

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RONALD WHITE Pidge 39 Shawmut Cabinet-Maker Mr. Athletic . . . Active in all sports . . . His wit and good humor have made him popular with the entire student body . . . His school life was filled with success, both on the field and in the class-room . . . We wish him the same good fortune in the future. H' 'L-1 4 ' R e :az 1, K . ' K I-f'g':l'l, ,. 5 .fi- -- 7 -'j.fQ5'.'.i.' i i GEORGE WILSON Will 200 Hudson St. Electrician Will . . . Able to do anything and do it well . . . One who knows his goal in life, knows how to attain it . . . Primarily an able student, but his spare time is constantly filled with energetic endeavors . . . Quiet . . . Reserved . . . Un- derstanding . . . All in all, Will's quite a guy. RAYMOND WROBEL Rebel 'I52 Shawmut St. Electrician Reb . . . Quiet and resourceful, Ray leads the class in his efforts for better grades . . . A true craftsman, he never leaves a job unfinished or imperfect . . . With his sure, reserved, man- ner he will undoubtedly be one of the first to succeed . . . Reb, Diman sends you on your way. FAREWELL TO ALMA MATER Now, farewell, dear Alma Mater, We will treasure up your precepts, May the seeds your hands have sown, They may be in future years, Yield a rich abundant harvest, Balm to soothe our saddened spirits, You might well be proud to ownl Strength to banish doubts and fears! Fare ye well, We may not linger, In that far off spirit land, May we mingle with the ransomed, ln that bright angelic land! Flanagan .1 fi 4f'4 L 5