De Veaux High School - Chevron Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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ROBERT MARVIN COWDRICK 1942-1945 dclzievemenltr: Chevron, Staff, dmrimlanl ddverltlring Jianager 4; V anriiy Soccer, Squad 4; Vam'iz'y Batrkelball, Squad 4; Intramural Football 4; Claw BaJkelball 4; V anrily Bameball, Team 4. Cowtt Cow has been a great addition to DeVeaux School since his entrance last September. He is weH-liked by everyone. His star doesnyt shine too brightly in the scholastic side of school, but his naturalness and most especially his personality will carry him through his whole life with a maximum of happiness. For his jovial person- ality is almost one of the trade-marks 0f DeVeauX. The quality of being good-natured and still forgetful of an un- pleasant event at certain times is one of the most difficult things for our sensitive temperaments to carry out. It goes without saying that Cow is blessed with this quality possessed by few. I am sure that Bob will keep steadily climbing up and up all through his life. W. W. R. 1 ourlzen

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JOHN EDWARD CHUDY 1942-1945 dcln'evemenfir: Chevron Staff, Repor- ler 4; Vanrily Soccer, Squad 4; Varmily BaJkelball, Squad 4; Vallfllfy Baireball, Team 4; Claim Balrkeflmll 4; Iniramural FootballiI. lIHUDYl, John 0r uHudy as he is better known around DeVeaux, arrived here last fall. Although his stay has been relatively short, he has become a well-liked friend of all the fellows. Big John has a grin on his face from reveille t0 taps, which I am sure is one reason why he will go a long way in life. John is not a super student, but his persistence and willingness to learn makes him liked by all the Masters. This summer Hudy,l plans to join the U. S. armed forces and whether it is the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps which he chooses, we are sure he will get ahead fast and go to the top of the ladder. D. A. D. Tl: irlee n

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PAUL BENTON DICKERSON 1958-1945 dchievementr: Chevron 5111f, dduerftlr- ing Jianager 4; DeVeauxm'an Sfaj7, Re- porter 2, 3, 4; Lillie Theafer Cad: Smoky Radar Again 2, On The Verge 3, If Kiley: PXayed Cardw 11a Women Do 4; Chair 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Server 4; Senior Reader 4; Silver Founderhr Jledal 2; Gold Founder'ir Jledal 1, 3; Head Boy Award 3; Cadel QMcer, Corporal 2, 3, FirJfLieulenanf and Supply OfJQ'ccr 4; Sludent Council 4; Crack Plaiaon 3; Quarlermairler 2, 3, 4; Vanity Tenmlr Team 2; Varwiiy Bameizall Team 3; V anrify Soccer, Squad 3, Team 4; Vanrify Bawkellyall Squad 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Tri-Delzir 4; Claw Foolball 1, 2, 3; Infra- mural Football 4; Claw Bawketball I, 2, 3, 4; Iatin Honor Sociely 3. DICK The impression one would form upon meeting Paul Benton Dickerson is not a criterion by which one can always expect Dick to govern himself. His choir-boy face is only the mask behind which mischievious pranks are devised. His apparent disregard for the rules of society lend a unique air to his manners. Boys flnd him a regular fellow. Girls find him facinating. In our farewell to a fine person, we, the class of 313, wish you every success. We leave you confident that the strength of character and personality which you possess will enable you to take every problem of life in stride. E. F . F zfleen