DeVeaux School - Chevron Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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Foreword Today we stand on the threshold of destinv. Behind us lie many formative years, and before us lies the unknown. Our future may hold atomic cars, artificial climates, freedom from disease, and many other wonderful benefits of science: or it may hold death, destruction, and desolation. All we can sav about our future is that we will be prepared to meet it. On the following pages we have tried to summarile all that we have experienced. thought, and come to know here at DeVeaux. Primarily, we want to mention 'lim Bush, '56, and lid Funk, '58, for their invaluable services with the photography for this book. lf any name has been omitted from the list of patrons and advertisers, we regret that our schedule ol printing did not allow us to wait for the last responses. XVe want to thank evervone for his financial assistance. Space did not permit us to identilv individuals under all of the photographsg those not so identified are listed on page 44. Finally. we wish to express our gratitude to DeVeaux School, the Masters and Staff, for all thev have done for us. Although we are anxious to leave and see what the future holds lor us, we shall alwavs iememisef imexfesux with gmtittitie. ' The Senior Class ggzeucfsnf 5

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A. Douglas Hosterman 210 Niagara Street North Tonawanda Student Council lg Art lg XVoodshop l. 2: j.V. Basketball I, 23 Photography l. 33 Varsity Base- ball I. 2, 3, -13 Varsity Football l. 2, 3, 113 DeVeaux- nian 2. A13 St. Ambrose Guild 3, A13 Tri Delta 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 113 Prelect 413 Yearbook -13 Student Council -13 Student Rotarian -1. Hoxie is the sports-minded part ol our class. XN'e either find him with his nose in the sports section or in a bull session about Niagaras posi- tion among the top ten teams. XX'e shall always remember him for his good sense ol humor and his cheerlul philosophy ol life. y, bf! 'J Q' .2 . X L 'wh l fl' X f -3 If .1 vb, . 'I -,A f Y -JJ l . xxx 'E xxx I 2 NX Q 8 SSM , i, Xiu JJ! My J iw 1 t Q , C' J t sc yt' Q , , of gf ,M st vt , -, 4 ,MQ V4 1 New st D 'Ls ,rtt w J ff s 33 ss--94, M Sf V X' - XP ,fy 'Ulf Ny ,f . . X W, 10 Y ,tal Am Q 55? I .1 Mt I Q KA, s .X Tennis l. 23 Photography l, 23 DeVeauxnian Stall' l, 2, Editor 33 Class President l. 2. P13 Choir l, 2, 3, 13 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Chimer l, 2. 33 Cold Founders Medal l, 2, 33 Auxilium Latinum Award l, 2, 33 Dramaties Club 23 Reed Conduct Medal 33 Varsity Soccer A13 Editor Chevron 113 Prefeet 'Ali Student Rotarian -1. Gordy is the musically inclined member of our class. He plays the piano and the organ with the touch ol a professional and is quite active around the community playing the organ at church services. He is also a good athlete, having been on the Varsity Soccer team the past two years. In the six years we have known him we have become conscious of his good sense of humor and his unpredictable jokes. ,j6v'6'l' ' s' Mdfvfl'