DeVeaux School - Chevron Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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ehicateh tu I Mr. I Kenne+h I W. ' Anfhony I The question may arise, Why dedicate the whole book to Mr. Anthony? One answer could be that our class advisor, who happens to be Mr. Anthony, sug- gested it. We hasten to add that he didn't, really, but it sounds nice. Actually, though, he has been the spark of the class, and, on many, many occasions, he and Mrs. Anthony pitched in to be the foundation of the various class activities. However, the class had done some things for Mr. Anthony. For instance, he has learned how to cut ice cream, serve roast beef on kummelwick, cook ham- burgers and hot dogs, organize paper drives, plan maga- zine drives, open pop bottles and somehow along the way to find time to give the class the inspiration it has needed to fully realize its goals and ideals. To any class that doesn't have a class advisor, we have this to say: Mr. Anthony will probably still be recuperating for several years after we have left. Thus it is, with these thoughts and memories in our minds, that we of the Class of 1960 most thankfully dedicate this, the twenty-fifth Chevron, to Mr. Anthony.

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Adm Donald E. illl Qpptetiatinn nf How do you start a yearbook? Who does what? What is our deadline? These and many other questions were plaguing us and looking for answers a year ago when we began this project. Just how do you go about putting a yearbook like the Chevron together? All those awards didn't just happen. It took vision, experience, and a willingness to devote all the time necessary. Hard work, too. That's where this man came in. He has supplied us with our raw materials from which we created this chronicle, and has guided our Loker efforts when we could otherwise have gone far astray. Yet, for all this, he has allowed us, or rather made us, accept the responsibility for this book, he has remained precisely what he and we wanted him to be: a friendly advisor with a goal the same as ours. So, for all the answers to those questions, for the benefit of his experience gained over many years, and for his devotion to this task, we of the Chevron staff and the class of 1960 wish to express our most sincere and heartfelt thanks to Mr. Donald E. Loker.