Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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FOREWORD STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! TOP! You reader, as you scan the following pag and consider the significance of the travel exp ences herein recorded. Look! And you will see myriad of photographs depicting the successful jour of the Class of l937 along the highway of its high sc! years. Listen! And from beyond the curve that lies ahead in the road, you will hear sounds of great cit industries, busy people making a living. Toward th sounds we, the Class of l937, are rapidly approach and soon we must round the curve and take part in activities there -the activities of Life. But let us halt our automobiles a moment, and view the road we have traveled. Let us turn the pa which will recall the joy, the friendships, the happiti of our journey along the beautiful, protected highv of schooldays. ln commemoration of that pleasant c fruitful journey, we, the Class of l937, present this il trated travel journal- The Tattlerf'

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DEDICATION MRS. MARY IOSEPH IKE a cluster of bright spring flowers growing along the highway, she provides a spot of cheerfulness in our journey through high school. Like the signposts along the way, she guides us on toward our destination. Like the friendly policeman who reprirnands careless drivers, she gives us friendly warning when we forget ourselves and lapse into unwise driving. Because of her friendliness, her helpfulness, and her interest in our wel- fare, we, the Senior Class of l937, dedicate this issue of The Tattler to Mrs. Mary Ioseph, head of the commer- cial departrnent, a graduate of St. Iohns High School, St. Iohns, Michigan, and the Gregg College, Chicago. Mrs. Ioseph came to Niles in 1926, and ever since has been to the students a sincere and cheerful friend. 6