Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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P? Ely: Qlfntfl 21' Senior Chronicles PERFECT class-that's us-perfect from start to fin. . . Q H I I with as Freshmen, we were perfectly green and 'lh0L1 the same color it is covered up with brighter and mo hues. Because of our perfect greenness z presence of mind to give a party to the school. But ou one was a peach,', just the same. XVe advise all fut t F f Cilsonk and order lit classes to give their parties a ay 1 . S ' - b to go with them. But of couise, no other palty will e a: so the advice is probably wasted. The only important thing that we did as SOIJIIOIQOT' our class otlicers. NVe could have done 11111611 more lf 1 for the new installment of Freshmen who came in at th the second semester. is Freshmen We di4 1 t c t 1 recall the Junior Mask that we gave to the school, an ' ' V ' 65 55 pins and rings, and, last but not least our glorious J ba These last deserve to be the envy of all classes past and ourselves did not know the old gym could be so beautifu' Nou comes the final ind most impoitint oul Se. works will be handed down to all posterity. XVe had a m dayflook at our pictures if you are doubtful! Our p was also a triumph and surpassed the Junior play Str everyone thought so good. Then our party in the old gy school in a good humor., And as for ourselves, we ha parties to keep us from looking blue. '. Now comes graduation and our jump into the Wo the coming classes cannot care for the old school as We But our Junior year was our triumph. lf you do not as ' as , 1 n ' - e - 2 J ' ' z - ' r l c rn c 1 they will earnestly try to follow the noble example of the Class . Perhaps those who may some day wish to look for a c Senior class would be interested in knowing that this hanging over the radiators in the second tloor hall. But like to add that we are sure that a class as perfect as tl cannot be found anywhere. M. HI lou: lnain has lUIllllIl'II'Il ever ll zacl the IIIIZC you 50 I he goal is near, l10Il'l?S I hear, the people all are praisi lVh1'Ie follow eyes lhe narrow path, the journey grim 4 Of gone! gone! gone! The pleasant days we spent, And in lhe past our High School lies . And all that it has meant. ' . Q S1'lll0l'.f my Sl'l1I.0l'.l your pleasanl trip is done, r v I I . 'I , . I , I I ' .1 l D C' A 1. n -A. P. Page Thirty-t wo T f .