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

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ERNEST.FEHER 1941-1945 dchieuemem'a': Chevron Slaff, Typllrl 4; DeVeauxnian Slay, Reporler 4; Cadel Offcer, Prouowi Corporal 4; Senior Reader 4; Ping Pong Champion 3; Runner-up 4; Vanrz'ly Soccer, Squad 4; 1421114111; Baikal- ball, Squad 3, Team 4; V anrily Banreball, Team 3, 4; Color Guard 4; Claaxr Football 3; I nlramural F oaiball 4; Clam Bawkelball 3, 4;B0wllngLeague 3, 4; V ice-Prelrz'denf 4. SHORTY liShut that fat trap of yoursl This remark has, in the past year, become a well known one as a resu1t 0f the activities of Depew,s one and only contribution to DeVeaux. Although at times Shorty tends to be easy going and lacka- daisicaL nevertheless he is usua11y an energetic and industrious worker. Always having a friendly remark for anyone he meets, Shorty has won many friends about the athletic field. We Will all be part- ing from our fellow-classmates this year but I doubt if many will ever forget a certain prominent man-about-the-campus bearing the official title of Ernest F eher. P. B. D. Ssazntcen

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DEAN ALBERT DREW 1945 dchieuemenllr: Chevron Staf, Reporter 4; Claw BaJketlzall 4; Bawkelball League 4; Vanity Tenmlr, Squad 4; Bowling League 4. LUCKY I became acquainted with this fellow shortly after his entrance into DeVeaux this past January. His winning smile and engaging personality have won him a host of friends. He is better known among the fellows as Lucky, due to his ability to drive without an accident. Dean is a constant source of laughter, since he knows all the latest jokes. He has one pleasure Which exceeds the rest, that being flying. He recently obtained his pilotts license after passing a strenuous test. To help make his flying ability useful to the nation he joined the Civilian Air Patrol. Lucky, who is never in a hurry and always ready to have fun, will enjoy life very much. I. E. C. Si'xlee n

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DALE QUENTIN GALLAHUE 1945 dchlevemenhr: Chevron Slaf, Reporier 4; DeVeauxm'an Slaf, Reporter 4. aDALE A ready smile and a cheery word in a deep voice have come to mean that one Dale Gallahue is present. He informs us he has never been too good at athletics outside of figure skating, but he has gone out for tennis this spring. As far as studies g0, Dale has proven himself to be a fair, conscientious student, and although Physics has sometimes floored him, nevertheless, he has always come back trying harder than ever. It is this last trait that we know will Carry him to success in the future and we wish him all the luck in the world. C. M. S. Elghlcen