Haverhill Trade School - Tradesman Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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New Ur Joseph Paul Dtlllon 'flown Auto Repair Department School llXCCllllX'C Coinrnitiee -l Senior Class Dance Committee -l Safety Club 1. 3. -l 'lloef' as his classmates call him. is one of the hardest workers of the class. He has the initiative to do the work and never admits defeat. Joe is eager to learn and never thinks he knows enough about any repair job. His Hgure is familiar in the shop as he scurries here and there in order to complete his job. As his character indicates, he is the type of a fellow who wants to attain his goal no matter how high it may be. May his goal he attain. ll'lfS. 1211 1 if '41

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I Norman I Comeau l rtnchy Norm Sheet Metal Department Senior Class Dance Committee 4 Radio Club Z Safety Club 3 Art Metal Club 4 Having excelled in mechanical drawing in Trade School, Norm seems destined for a career as a draftsman or pattern maker. Norman possesses a genialness and ease of manner which, coupled with a ready humor, have been deciding factors in his making friends of all whom he has met. Everyone admires Frenchy for his initiative and ready cooperation in making a success of school affairs. We feel sure that he will go far in the sheet metal trade and wish him the best of luck in whichever phase of the work he chooses. ll'l',S ' lllll '-ll

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Dominic Joseph DcFeo Dom Auto Repair Department School Vice-l resident 4 Senior Class Dance Committee -l ' ety Club l. 3. Dominics willingness to learn has placed him among the top pupils in his class. Anytime somebody is confronted with a problem. Dom always Ends time to straighten out the diffi- culty. His quiet manner and eagerness to assist in any school events won him the Vice-Presidency of the school. He is a great sport enthusiast and is well informed con- cerning latest sport developments. One of his highest ideals is to be foreman of a large automobile shop with many men working under him. ll'lS I.'.'l 'll