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“Is he dead whose glorious mind Lifts thine on high? To live in hearts we leave behind Is not to die.” Many potentially great men are taken from this Earth long before living a normal span of life. Mr. Deaton’s death left many uncompleted projects of great scope which will have lasting memories in the lives of his students. His Future Farmers students at Chouteau possess the most desirable attitudes and ideas of any school system that I have ever been associated with. Gayle Capstick
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Dedication We, the Seniors of 1965-66, dedicate our yearbook to a man who we feel has helped us the most in the past year. A man who has helped teach us the true meaning of the word life”'. Life, by itself and for itself, is a very unattractive existence. But life with a purpose and a meaning is a wonderful thing to behold. It reaches into our souls and stirs that thing which we call love. A life that is lived in this manner is a life worth living. Mr. Donald Deaton lived such a life. In the short time Mr. Deaton taught at Chouteau High School, he gained the admiration and respect of everyone. Mr. Deaton was a quiet man, but a man with definite ideas and ideals. He spoke softly; but when he spoke, people listened. Mr. Deaton became one of the best liked and respected FFA teachers in Northeastern Oklahoma. To Mr. Deaton, his work with the FFA boys was more than a job, it was a privilege. Mr. Deaton worked hard for the things he believed in. One of these ideals was that every boy would show himself a man if given the opportunity. Mr. Deaton gave not only the FFA boys that opportunity, but every boy he met. Mr. Deaton worked hard to help the Chouteau FFA chapter grow. He spent hours working with them that he could have used for his own relaxation. Mr. Deaton wanted Chouteau to have the best FFA chapter in the state, and through his hard work they are becoming that. It is with grateful hearts that we, the seniors of 1965-66, humbly dedicate our yearbook to the loving memory of DONALD EDWARD DEATON who passed away September 25, 1965.
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