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

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FDREWURD Four N spite of the difficulties imposed upon us by the severe nature of the present period, we, the senior class of DeVeauX School, have nevertheless undertaken to present the 1943 edition of The Chevron. Rather than forego our privilege of editing the year book, we, by enthusiasm and interest, managed to temper somewhat the unusually arduous problems of publication due to wartime restrictions. Adjusting our publication to the times, we have featured the military aspect of school life to a greater degree than have previous classes. We have revived some features of former year books which enjoyed a certain amount of popularity in lieu of presenting material of a repetitious nature. Our cover design and makeup are innovations in Chevron history. Some sections of the book will be somewhat smaller as a result of curtailment of certain activities due to the present emergency. However, we feel confident that we have pro- duced a book competent of favorable comparison with the best works of preceeding Classes. The task of producing our book was shared by the Class as a whole. It is truly representative of DeVeaux life and worthy of DeVeauX School. To Mr. Hudson, Mr. Hays, and to those who have given us monetary assistance in any manner, we extend our hearty thanks. We fully appreciate the fact that without the aid of our advertisers V and the advice of our headmaster and Class advisor our Chevron could never have taken form.

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THE CHEVRON 1943 PRESENTED by THE SENIOR CLASS 0f DE VEAUX SCHDUI NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.

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DEDICATIBN FRANK D. HAYS AS a gesture of our gratitude for his understanding, counsel, guid- ance, patience, and assistance in the solution of both scholastic and personal problems, we, The Class of 1945, proudly dedicate this volume of THE CHEVRON t0 the man who has served as our friend and advisor, Mr. Frank D. Hays. Five