Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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Joseph A(dolescent) Hand ' Many great men are dying — and I don ' t feel well myself. Basketball, ' 30, ' 31 Nevangeline M(elodious) Harris Men in all w ' uys are belter than they Virginia M(arvelous) Harter ' Life is a series of surprises. Junior Play Moon Staff, ' 30, ' 31 Jean D(eliberate) Hebron This thing is growing monotonous. Tattler Staff Orchestra, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30 Band Bounce, ' 31 Debate, ' 28, ' 29 Victor G(racious) Heide ' There ' s music in the air! N Club, ' 30, ' 31; Glee Club Con- cert. ' 29. ' 30; Track, ' 30; Moon Staff, ' 31; Boys ' Leaders ' Club, ' 28- ' 31; Gym Show. ' 29- ' 31; Orches- tra, ' 28-31; Band Bounce, ' 28- ' 31; Band, ' 28- ' 31 Francis W(aiting) Heinlen His wise, rare smile is sweet with cer- tainties. Class Treas., ' 31; Junior Play; Tattler Staff; Moon Staff. ' 28-30; Gym Show, ' 29; Band, ' 29- ' 31; Band Bounce, ' 29- ' 31 Paul A(dequate) Hess Xone but a fool is always right. Soccer, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30 •Gyn, Sho »(ice) wiser than we know. N Club, ' 30, ' 31; Glee Club Con- cert. ' 30- ' 31; Track. ' 30; Advisory President, ' 31; Gym Show, ' 29, ' 30; Glee Club, ' 30, ' 31 Orlean K(nowing) Holderman hale nobody; I am in charity with the world. Basketball, ' 29 Gym Show, ' 30 Hazel M(ethodical) Hoover If I In hear: slow to speak; slow to wrath. Moon Staff, ' 30. ' 31 26

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Esther M(aidenly) Findley G. A. A.. G. G. L., Betty Y(irtuous) Forler Ambition hath no rest. ' ' S-iccer, ' 28; Moon Staff. ' JO G. A. A., ' 28 Elizabeth C(oy) Freed ' She keeps a sunny mood. Sic-er, ' 28- ' 30: G. A. A. Girls ' Basketball, ' 28- ' 30 Girls ' Baseball, ' 2S- ' 30 Dominick M(anaged) Frucci The greatest men May ask a foolish question, now and then. Football. ' 30 N Club, ' 30 Athletic Scholarship Ass ' n, ' 30 Marie M(odest) Funk Kenneth L(ittle) Geideman This young man expresses liimself In terms too deep for me. Anna E(lite) Gogola me as one who loves his fellow men. Glee Club Concert, ' 29, ' 30 St— r. 29; Operetta. ' 28 Girls ' Basketball, ' 29 Gym Show, ' 28. ' 29 George M(ysterious) Goodse No great men are original. Soccer, ' 30 Tattler Staff Ebbel R(adiant) ' Of surpassing beauty, ant of youth. raff Track. ' 29 Tunior Play; Tattler Staff Girls ' Basketball. ' 29 G. A. A.. ' 29, ' 30 Gym Show, ' 29; Debate, ' 29 Gejza D(ashing) Gregor ' My life is one dem ' d, horrid grind! Operetta, ' 29: Soccer, ' 29 Gym Show, ' 2S- ' 30; Band Bounc jcSj js 4t S S S J 4 ' ' ' j? ' 25

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Helen I(ndustrious) Hoover She speaks, acts, and behaves just as she Harold V(alid) Johnson Xone but himself cun be his parallel. Soccer, ' 30 Gladys M(irthful) Jurgensen ' It moves me more than folly ought. Junior Play, ' 30; Soccer, ' 29 Tattler Staff; G. A. A., ' 29, ' 30 Gvm Show. ' 29 George A(ctive) Kachur He was a good man — and just. ' =S Jacks H(andsome) Kelly S l Oh reader, then, behold and see, As we are now, so must you be. Glee Club Concert. ' 30; Advisory President. ' 30. ' 31; Moon Staff, ' 29, ' 30; Class Vice-President, ' 2 John F(erocious) Kenny The pupil of impulse, it forced along, His conduct still right, his argument wrong. N Club, ' 30, ' 31 Gym Sho ' 28, ' 29, ' 30 . Track, ' 3(1; Soccer, ' 30 Martha K(nowledge) Kercher ' Her cardinal virtue is — she thinks. ' . Irfary E(ager) Kercher ' May you live all the days of your life Soccer, ' 30; Moon Staff. ' 31 G. A. A., ' 30; Gym Show, ' 30 Band Bounce, ' 30 Joyce K(een) Korman ' ' There is no need of words; believe facts. Clara J(ust) Kraft ' In thy face I see a map of honor, truth and loyalty. Soccer. ' 29; G. A. A., ' 29 27