DeVeaux School - Chevron Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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Foreword The book upon whlch you are about to embark has been prepared wxth the mea 1n mlnd of makmg more than just an album of names and faces It has been edlted w1th the 1ntent of provldmg the student body and most es peclally the Class of 1951 wlth a collectlon of memorles Thls past year has been a vear of great change at DeVeaux A Student Councll has replaced the offxcers of the bygone m1l1tary system and sportcoats and slacks have taken the place of tunlcs and strlpes The campus no longer rlngs wlth the shrlll bugle notes of revellle or the soft soothmg tones of taps No longer are m111tary commands heard a general feehng of greater frlend sh1p and warmth has settled over the school The name IS st11l the same but the xnslde of the book has been rearranged to an extent that may be a httle starthng at f1rst The staff felt that most year books have fallen lnto a standard1zed rut and so th1s book has departed from the standard and It IS hoped rt wlll start a trend whlch ma, be carrled on by others toward perfectxon The 1dea of sectlonallzatlon has been subordlnated and the mam goal has been to present a more un1f1ed normal everday plcture of our experlences The scope of the book has been made more comprehenslve and less formal When the book was 1n planmng stages we had many ldeals whlch for one reason or another could not be carrred out But here IS the fmal product and only you the reader can be the Judge of 1ts degree of merxt 4 Like everything else, the Chevronhhas also come in for its share of change.