qm- New 1 Y uf f ll l I 'ny Ex Libris X621 df.: , , V V '14 X Z TAKEU1 Jig.. 6' -..11...u.L. Fclks, meet Vikie, the pup, He's going to escort you through the l942 Tattler. Vikie goes everywhere, knows everybody, and can do cmy- thing. Meet him half-way, and you'll find him C1 very friendly little fellow. Foreword We, the class of 1942, present this edition of the Tattler to you, the future classes of Niles High School. lt is our aim in this edition to portray accurately the activities of each member of the high school. We sincerely hope that We achieve our aim. As We, the class of l942, enter a warring World in which our country is fighting for its very existence, We assume a serious but confident attitude. We are aware of the peril our country is in and of the great effort and many sacrifices necessary to achieve final victory. However, We are confident that final victory shall be ours. Shortly, many of the boys of the l942 Class will join some branch of the United States armed forces. They are eager to get into the fight, and it will be found that they are neither lacking in courage nor spirit. Some boys of this class have already forsaken school Work for active service in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps. The girls of the Class of i942 also have a big task to do. They must maintain the home front. We feel that our training in Niles High School has been sufficient to allow us to enter any defense industry and learn quickly to do our job efficiently. We also feel that it has been intensive enough to enable us to maintain a solid home front and Generally to serve our country efficiently and intelligently. Table of Contents Dedication . . 4 Administration . . 5 Senior High School Seniors . . . l3 Iuniors and Sophomores . 31 Sports . . . 43 Organizations . . 59 Events of the Year . 69 Who's Who . . . 80 Iunior High School Advisories . 82 Sports . . . 92 Organizations . 94 Who's Who . 97 Advertisements 98 page two The 1942 TATTLER Published by THE CLASS OF 1942 of NILES HIGH SCHOOL Niles, Michigan DEDICATION MISS GERALDINE STUDENROTH This year the Senior Class has dedicated its Tcrttler to Miss Studenroth. A graduate of Northwestern University and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, she also had the honor of being a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She came to Niles in l939, and in these three short years has won many friends who will long remember her, In addition to teaching, she has been debate coach. She has given a helpful hand to many students. We enjoyed her speech at the Iunior-Senior banquet because of the many memories which it revived of the last three years. Miss Studenroth will not be back next year, since she will be married this summer, We Seniors Wish her much happiness for her future life, page four HDHIIHISTHHTIUH BUHHD UF EIJUUHTIUH Mr. Frank G. French Mrs. I. F. Young President Vice-Presidenl Mr. I. Wulier Wood Secretory Mr. Paul Blackmond Mr. Lewis I. Krell Treasurer Trustee page sir Mr. Floyd W. Crawiord, ILB.. MA.. I.I..B. University of Michiqon Superintendent of Schools '71 09. Mr. Walter I. ZubeL A.B.. M.A. University of Michiqon Principal of Iunior-Senior High School page 86138711 Mmm, ww MW, WMM? d,Qu.Q,w..s.. QQ!-Ju 5' CQAAMIAM.. lmwb . MMAQZMMZ ' mwdimm M? Wg Qnwz 6. vfrvefaf kai? Wilwg' gi- N mf wwf? l2f.LL.u.7Y Qui Qmy jifffpfvnu S9+wwQ-ffe- Ogfjwfsifi IRENE ANDERSON: State Teacher's College, N. Dakota, B. A.: University of N. Dakota, M. A.: English NEWTON S. BACON: Western Michigan College ot Education, B. S.: University of Michigan, M. S.: Chemistry and Algebra, Tattler Adviser GEORGE M. BALAS: Hanover College, A. B.: Mathematics HAROLD C. BRADFIELD: Western Michigan College of Education, B, S.: Physical Education KEITH BROMAN: Northwestern University, B. M., M. M.: Music THELMA CARR: Indiana State Teachers' College, B. S.: Physical Education EVELYN CARRUTHERS: Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, B. Ed.: English MARY CLARK: Michigan State College, Hout Institute, B. S.: Home Ec. BERYLLE CLEVERING: Western Michigan College oi Education: St. Mary's College: Art CHARLOTTE L. CRACKEL: University ot Illinois, B. S.: English CORNELIA CROWLEY: University oi Chicago, Ph. B.: lunior Business PAUL DE WITT: Chicago University, B. S.: Mechanical Drawing PHYLLIS DURNIN: University oi Illinois, A. M.: French OLLIE FRIGAARD: University oi Oregon, B. A.: Northwestern University, M, M.: Public School Music RUSSELL A. GEBBY: Western Michigan College cf Education, B. S.: Industrial Arts MARIE E. GETZ: Illinois State Normal, B. E.: English and lunior High School Librarian, University oi Illinois, M. A. STELLA HEATH: Albion College, A. B.: University oi Colorado, M. A.: Sccial Science I DOROTHY B. HOYT: University of Michigan, A, B.: English and Senior High School Librarian: Syracuse University, B. L. S. MARY IOSEPH: Vtfestern Michigan College of Education, B. S.: Gregg College: Commerce PAULINE KLOPFENSTEIN: Northwestern University, B., S.: English RUTH KOENIG: Winona State 'Teachers' College, B. S.: Civics and Social Study IOHN KOVAC: Western Michigan College of Education, B. S.: industrial Arts ELEANOR L. LEE: Lombard College, B. S.: Mathematics RALPH S. LEHMAN: University ot Michigan, A. B., M. A.: Typewriting and Physics PHILLIP LOTTICH: Vtiittenberg College, A. B.: Columbia University, A. M.: Social Science ROBERT MARKS: DePauw University, A. B.: University of Michigan, M. A.: Social Science WILLIAM E. MATHEWS: University ot Michigan, A. B.: Social Science EILEEN O'BRIEN: Whitewater State Teachers College, B. Ed.: Northwestern University, M. A.: Commerce page nine CAROLYN PALMER: University oi Illinois, B. S., Home Economics and Art RUSSELL B. PAYNE: Wabash College, A. B., University oi Michigan, M. Sy. Biology PAULINE PEIRCE: Butler University, A. B., University oi Chicago, M. A., Social Science BARBARA PRESTON: University of Wisconsin, B. S., Physical Education RUTH ROCKWELI.: University oi Wisconsin, A. B., English GENE RODI: Illinois State Ncrmal, B. Ed., Wood Shop, Asst. Football and Basketball Coach CLARENCE F. ROTH: Western Michigan College of Education, A. B.: Instrumental Music WAYNE P. SMITH: Western Michigan College of Education, A. B., University of Michigan, M. A., Track Coach and Assistant Football Coach GERALDINE STUDENROTH: Northwestern University, B. S., English, Debate Coach MARY M. SWAN: Carleton College, A. B., University ot Chicago, M. A., English, Head Enq- lish Department FLORENCE TALBURT: De Pauw University, A. B., Latin, Dean oi Girls IANET E. THOMSON: Columbia University Teachers College, B. S., M. A., Home Economics IAMES TUMA: Albion College, A. B., Basketball and Football Coach RUTH URICE: Northwestern University, A. B., English LELAND S. WALKER: Kalamazoo College, A. B., University of Notre Dame, M. A.: Head Mathematics Dept. RICHARD B. WARREN: Eelcit College, A. B., Columbia University, M. A., Mathematics LAVERNA WHARTON: Kansas State Teachers College, A. B., B. S., University of Chicago, M. A.: Mathematics and Social Science IOSEPH WHITWAM: University oi Illinois, B. S., Columbia University, M. A., Physical Educa- tion, Cross Country Coach, Director of Athletics HANNAH L. ACKERMAN: Blodgett Hospital, R. N., University oi Michigan, Public Health and Truant Oiiicer IRENE POLLACK: Epworth Hospital, R. N.: Assistant School Nurse FRED WERTHEIMER: University oi Maryland, D. D. S., School Dentist MABEL DAVIDSON: McMurray College, Financial Secretary DORIS GRIEGER: Secretary to Principal PATRICIA MILLIGAN: Secretary to Principal IOHN F. IOHNSON: School Engineer BERNARD H. MEYER: Western Michigan College oi Education, Woodshop tNo picturel page ten Cwfz.,6., 6D Qgilffifjk Qfbgvvw- Qwaafa Gym mbilili Q77 777 iam 55620, my MLM fP,4,4,C4. lunge!! Adwwfm ZJWJQZMW LUMMLJMEJ gw1A2,ufQ41::,24,., kg!-ua, a,2Z.K,f 9j0J WW QW 111174111 ,Aiwa W' i 6 1 page twelrr Diana looks on as Dean Talburi explains Caesar's Gallic Wars. Maihematics is the root of all science. Niles High trains the man behind the man behind the gun. Miss Peirce conducis a So- cial Science class. SEHIUHS 22 g fa Zn L Z ' ' Q ZZ 2:2 . -er - 6-xxxfxjvr ff: f ,' -1 NIT f' ..-, I-llc grlv E 1 gf 1 Z4 E Q, ll H W 'i .Ayiv f g 'K 5 . f S A X ' JW f , I W f Q 9 ff, Q- ' , Lgg, Lay f A Y 2 IQ' ' : NV' V JN! -,if 4 - .xr 4 gy' Z' 'A I I f ROSE MARY EDEN Editor-in-Chief PAT WHITESIDE Picture Editor JACK SAYLOR Sports BARBARA KANE Circulation Manager MARIORIE HOSSFELD Advertising CATHERINE MARTIN Advertising page fourteen SIHFF LOIS WILLIAMS Associate Editor LUCILLE ROGERS Typist LOUIS MARKLE Art PAT ARNOLD Advertising Manager NANCY MIDDLETON Advertising ROBERT WARBURTON Advertising MARIORIE CROSS Typist KENNETH SMITH SEHIUH IEROLD WIN GEART President JOAN BACHMAN Secretary PATRICIA WHITESIDE Valedictorian Council Representative Mr. WaIl:er's Advisory MARGARET BATES Council Representative Miss I-!oyt's Advisory MARIORIE HOSSFELD Council Representative Mr. Mark's Advisory NANCY MIDDLETON Council Representative Mr. Bacon's Advisory DOROTHY VOGT Assistant Class Secretary LEHDEHS GEORGE HOFFMAN Vice-President ROBERT IURGENSEN Treasurer BARBARA KANE Salutatorian ROSE MARY EDEN Council Representative Mrs. Ioseplfs Advisory BILL KELI. Council Representative Mr. Mathews' Advisory Council Representative Miss Studenroth's Advisory page fifteen W 4MLv few? Eowfiwwffv HMM 225753 W' WZQZM Z lib Mimi bil? ZEKQTLW Mm jW?:9W pfiwf C f f7 mziiiwfv QM1. TLDA4- rznoun HU-:fA535c99A, Zz? m E 8.15-v - 6441.011 5 -J-Avuofflf i IANE ALBRIGHT: Duplicating Club, Gym Show ARTHUR ANDERSON: Football N, Track, Officials, Gym Show EUGENE M. R. ANSTISS: Track, Cross Country, Glee Club, Gym Show HOWARD IOI-IN ARMSTRONG: Officials Club, Gym Show PATRICIA ARNOLD: Tennis, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Dancinq Club, Gym Show, Debate Variety Show, Tattler Staff BUD BABCOCK EARL BACHMAN. IR.: Football, Basketball, Track Officials Club, Gym Show JOAN BACHMAN: Tennis N, Senior Secretary, Student Council, Gym Show, lunicr Play, Cheer Leader, Game Assistant, Charm Club, Honcr Roll Two S:-mesters ELIZABETH A. BALOG: Band Bounce, Band, Gym Show, Needlecraft MARGARET M. BARRON: Glee Club, Gym Show, lunicr Play, Game Assistant, Librarian, News Club, Honor Roll Four Semesters, Senior Play, Latin Club MARGARET E. BATES: Orchestra, Glee Club, Student Council, Gym Show, lunicr Play, Needlecraft, Ushers Club, News Club MONTE EARL BAUER: Glee Club KEITH BEALL: Track N, Cross Country N, Student Council, Gym Show, Senior Play DOROTHY L. BECK: Choir, Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Variety Show D. LYNN BECKER: Choir, Glee Club, Variety Show, Transferred from Roosevelt High, Chicago, 1941 IOHN W. BEELER: lunior Play Mxl.Dnr:D BERRY: Choir, Glee Club, Art Review, Variety Show, Honor Roll Two Semesters DALE D. BINNS: Cross Country, Officials Club, Gym Show, Art Review LLOYD W. BLANK JUNE M. BODINE: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft, Variety Show, Library HOWARD A. BOLTON: Transferred from Edwardsburq, 1940, Honor Roll Two Semesters - LEWIS A. BONNER: Basketball, Track N, Cross Country, Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show KATHLEEN C. BOONSTRA: Student Council, Gym Show, Debate N, Declamation, Extem- poraneous Speech, Honor Roll Three Semesters, Senior Play BERNICE I. BOWERMAN: Gym Show, Needlecraft, G.A.F.., Librarian, Honor Roll One Semester GENEVIEVE M. BRADFORD: Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Variety Show EUGENE BROCKWAY: Football, Basketball, Track, Gym Show BERNICE P. BRUCE: Gym Show, Needlecraft, Duplicating Club HELEN LOUISE BURTON: Gym Show, Needlecrait, Duplicating Club PHYLLIS A. BURTON: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft ROBERT C. CAIN: Track, Gym Show THELMA M. CALLAHAN: Band, Dancina Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show Needlecraft Variety Show, G. A. A., Leaders Club, Transferred from Edwardsburq, l93b, Honor Roll Five Semesters NANCY L. CANNADY: Tennis, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Variety Show page aerrnfeen MARTHA MAY CARD: Choir, Glee Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Variety Show. Transferred from Iefferson Ohio, 1937, Honor Roll Two Semesters BERNERD ELDWIN CARPENTER: Gym Show IOSEPH O. CARPENTER: Gym Show, Camera Club WILLIAM FREDERICK CODY: Football, Basketball, Track N, Gym Show EMMA I. COLE: Needlecrafi CECIL N. COLEMAN: Football N, Basketball N, Track, Transferred from Buchanan, l94l BARBARA IOAN COOPER: Choir, Glee Club, Dancing Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Camera Club, Variety Show, Honor Roll Pour Semesters, Senior Play EDWARD A. COQUILLARD: Football Officials Club, Gyrn.Show, Senior Play MARY F. COUGHLIN: Dancing Club, Needlecraft, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll Five Semesters CHARLES A. CRANDALI.: Gym Show GEORGE W. CRANDALL: Game Assistant, Bleacher Squad IEANETTE M. CRANDALL: Gym Show, Needlecraft MARIORIE L. CROSS: Glee Club, Variety Show, Tattler Staff, Honor Roll Five Semesters IAMES THURMAN CROUCH: Football, Track Choir, Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Bleacher Squad, Senior Play IOHN F. CUDDEBACK: Cross Country, Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Senior Play, Transferred from Grand Rapids, 1939, Honor Roll Two Semesters MARTHA SUE CULLOM: Gym Show, Needlecraft MARGARET L. CURTIS: Tennis, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Gym Show, Art Review, Debate, Variety Show, Senior Play VIRGINIA L. DAVIS: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft, Variety Show, Honor Roll Three Semesters STUART WOLF DEAN: Band, Glee Club, Band Bounce, Camera Club DOROTHY I. DEMUTH: Gym Show, Neecllecrait ELAINE DICKEY: Gym Show, Needlecratt, Newspaper Club, Honor Roll Four Semesters IAMES H. DITTMAR: Gym Show BONNIE MAE DONLEY: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Leaders Club, Transferred from Savannah, Ohio, l939 SHIRLEY E. DREIBELBIS: Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Duplicating Club, Honor Roll Three Sernesiers ROSE MARY EDEN: Glee Club, Student Council, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Debate, Variety Show, G. A. A., N, Tattler Staff, Senior Play, Latin Club, Honor Roll Six Semesters SHIRLEY M. EVICK: Gym Show, Needlecraft, Duplicating Club CARL E. FISHER: Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Camera Club GEMROE FLETCHER: Football, Basketball Track Officals Club, Gym Show DAVE FLOTOW: Track, Band, Officials Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Iunior Play, Debate IRENE E. FREESE: Gym Show, Needlecraft, Honor Roll Two Semesters EDWARD FRENCH: Football, Cross Country, Student Council, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Senior Play WILLIAM D. GILLESPIE: Football, Officials Club, Gym Show page eighteen MMQWQ Wgfaowfgqg jgmzzfm? a,V6-aA,AJ.,H,7,2,.J lltRwJ, EJ M.M. 222 QM 225533 ZQQQ cfafzwm gm v7,0VfJ.V V' CUE, F1 o+ow N9Wfbbx5'fLLe4cf QMMW JSM., A WWWQ fnwff Mum 5,L.,,..u LW WML'w,,qw.,,w QW r - H wdii UZ mg ,Mew C10 QHMOJ o ?ff5MW gm?-ff X440-aAe4f7G!Zg Wim? WALTER C. GOODLINE: Gym Show DAN G. GRAHAM, IR.: Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show RAMONA GREEN: Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show MARGARET L. GRINAGE: Band, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Neecilecraft, Senior Play IIM GULBRANSON: Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show, Conservation Club, Mechanical Drawing Club , DOROTHY MAE HAMILTON: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecrait, Variety Show EMOGENE LAVERN HAMILTON: Glee Club, Neecilecraft LELAND LAWRENCE HAMILTON. IR.: Football, Basketball, Track, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show ELAINE HANSEN: Choir, Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Variety Show PAUL W. HARRIS: Gym Show MARVIN E. HEDSTROM: Officials Club, Bleacher Squad MARY IOAN HENDERSON: Orchestra, Glee Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Camera Club, Neecilecraft, Variety Show RICHARD R. HIGH: Glee Club, Gym Show, Conservation Club, Senior Play IANICE FERNE HILL: Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Neecilecraft GEORGE LEONARD HOCHGESANG: Football, Track, Officials Club, Gym Show, Honor Roll Two Semesters GEORGE H. HOFFMAN: Senior Class Vice-President, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Gym Show, lunior Play, Variety Show, Band Bounce, Octet, Honor Roll Four Semesters LILA MAE HOLMES: Student Council, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Honor Roll One Semester WILLIAM R. HOLMES: Cross Country, Tennis N, Officials Club, Gym Show MARIORIE IUNE HOSSFELD: Tennis, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Senior Play, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Sextet, Tattler Staff, Honor Roll One Semester DALE HOYT: Glee Club, Officials Club IOHN E. HUMPHREY: Band, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Honor Roll Two Semesters, Senior Play CHARLES E. HUNTER: Band, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show GORDON BRYCE IACKSON: Band, Band Bounce, Gym Show LEWIS IRVING IEFFRIES: Basketball N, Track N, Cross Country N, Student Council, Officials Club, Gym Show, National Athletic Scholarship Society, Senior Play DOROTHY L. IOHNSON: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft ROBERT WILLIAM IURGENSEN: Football N, Captain, Basketball N, Track, Senior Class Treasurer, 1942, President of Student Council, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Senior Play, Member of National Athletic Scholarship Society, Honor Roll Five Semesters PAY EUGENE KAISER: Band, Band Bounce, Senior Play, Bayside High School, Dec., 1940 BARBARA ANN KANE: Glee Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Needlecraft, Tattler Staff, Art Club, Honor Roll Seven Semesters BARBARA R. KASER: Gym Show, Needlecraft, Library Club, Honor Boll Two Semesters WILLIAM G. KELL: Football Manager, Track Manager, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Officials Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Octet, Honor Roll Five Semesters, Senior Play HOWARD B. KILLARNEY: Gym Show, Camera Club GUY IUNIOR KIZER page twenty-one BEULAH C. KLOKO: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Needlecrait, Honor Roll Five Semesters MARTIN EDWARD KLUTE IACK E. KNOLL: Football, Officials Club, Gym Show, Senior Play KENNETH LEROY KOCHER: Football N, Track, Officials Club, Gym Show, Art Review ELIAS ALPHA KOONTZ. IR.: Track, Cross Country, Glee Club, Gym Show CHARLES KRUEGER: Football Gym Show, Officials Club PEARL M. KRUEGER: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Honor Roll Four Semesters SHIRLEY MARY KRYSIAK: Gym Show IAMES F. KURTIS: Gym Show, Visual Education BARBARA ANNE LANGSTON: Neecllecraft, Honor Roll Five Semesters MARJORIE LARSON: Gym Show IEAN LEONARD: Dancinq Club, Gym Show WILLIAM L. LINDSLEY: Band, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show CARNEY G. LONG: Officials Club, Gym Show, Camera Club, Staqecrait Club, Chess Club, Honor Roll Two Semesters KATHERINE LOOSE: Class Secretary, Student Council, Gym Show, Ushers Club, Charm Club CAMILLA I. LOVE: Orchestra, Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft CALVIN L. LOW: Band, Band Bounce MARGIE I. LUCKER: Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Neecllecraft Club, Art Club GLORIA MARIA LUCKEY: Glee Club, Gym Show IAMES BURT LUTH: Basketball Manager N, Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review IOHN G. MACK: Football, Track, Cross Country Iunior Class President, Student Council, Officials Club, Gym Show, Debate, Cheer Leader 'N, All School Play, Honor Roll Five Semesters, Senior Play LOIS MANSFIELD LOUIS I. MARKLE: Glee Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Variety Show, Tattler Staff, Trans- ferred irom Lawton, Michigan, i939 PHYLLIS VIVIAN MARTIN: Gym Show, Neecllecraft Club, Honor Roll Seven Semesters WYATT MARTIN: Football, Tennis, Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Officials Club, lunior Play BARBARA IOY MCCOMBS: Glee Club, Gym Show, Neecllecrait Club, G, A. A., Honor Roll Five Semesters ANDREW D. MCCORMICK: Basketball N, Track, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, lunior Play, Honor Roll One Semester DAVID W. MERRELL: Tennis N, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Senior Play, lunior Play, Debate, Variety Show, Boys' Octet, Honor Roll One Semester NANCY IEAN MIDDLETON: Glee Club, Student Council, Honor Roll Seven Semesters IAMES BURTON MILLER: Track, Band, Glee Club, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Camera Club, Variety Show HAROLD DAVID MORRIS: Choir, Glee Club, Visual Education, Variety Show, Honor Roll Two Semesters, Senior Play CHARLENE F. MYERS: Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show page tzlrwzfy-two 06.24046 afl-iw Q? Wy' ind ZiJJ wmg 1ff xMZ79Zi 97f'flff-fahw Cowan, MMWMQQ gh M, Wow. I. wlflv. 721,CfmgM j Jana Wm SL Wdqiwgffs HMQM? Wowuw fwiw fi? ff ' .,.zJiJw 23172 f?f,hfe,v,ffm WALTER ROBERT NAAS: Basketball N, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Staqecraft DOROTHY LUCILLE NEESE: Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft, Variety Show, G. A. A., Honor Roll One Semester CORRINE F. NEILSON: Tennis, Band, Choir, Glee Club, Girls Sextet, Band Bounce, Gym Show, lunior Play, Variety Show, Honor Roll One Semester, Melody Oueen VERN K. NORRIS: Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show EILEEN T. O'BRIEN: Gym Show, Art Review, Newspaper Club, Melody Oueen's Court RACHEL IEAN PAINTER: Gym Show, Needlecroft TOM PARSONS: Track, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show DICK W. PELKEY: Officials Club IEAN BARBARA PETERS: Band, Dancing Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Variety Show, G. A. A., Honor Roll Four Semesters RICHARD WAYNE PETRO: Track N, Cross Country N, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Gym Show, Variety Show, All School Play, Senior Play PFEIL: Track N, Officials Club, Gym Show, Bleacher Squad, Staqecraft Club, ROBERT L. Honor Roll Six Semesters VIRGINIA PLUMMER: Roll One Semester Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Camera Club, Honor MARIE IOYCE POWERS: Gym Show, Needlecraft Club DICK PRENKERT: Football Ba sketball, Track, Choir, Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show, Variety Show IIM RAYBURN: Choir, Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show, Boys Octet, Variety Show DEAN REID: Gym Show, Art Review LESLIE LOUIS ROBBINS: Football, Track, Officials Club, Gym Show LUCILLE LILLIAN ROGERS: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Dancing Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, lunior Play, Variety Show, G. A. A. Minor N, Student Forum, Latin Club, Charm Club, Tattler Staff, Honor Roll One Semester DELORES I. ROOK: Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show ROBERT LEE SAATHOFF: Football, Golf, Band, Choir, Glee Club, All School Play ANNE SARRATORE VIRGINIA SARLEY: Tennis, Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft Club IACK R. SAYLOR: Student Council, Gym Show, Camera Club, Tattler Staff EVELYN SCHABER: Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show IANETTE L. SCI-IABER: Gym Show, G. A. A., Leaders Club RUTHANN KATHERINE SCHADLER: Choir, Glee Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Needlecraft Club, Variety Show ROBERT E. SCHIELE: Officals Club IACK W. SHEELER: Officials Club, Gym Show MARGUERITE SHEPARD: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club LUELLA M. SHERER: Gym Show RICHARD WILLIAM SHIPPERLEY: Football Manager N, Track, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Octet , Band Bounce, Gym Show, Variety Show SPHRLEY GAIL SHIRK: Gym Show, Needlecraft Club, Art Club page twenty-fizzc WILLIAM H. SILKWORTH: Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Senior Play FRED A. SINGER: Track, Cross Country, Choir, Glee Club, Oiiicials Club, Gym Show, Ar Review, Variety Show IEAN SKALLA: Gym Show t G. KENNETH SMITH: Student Council, Gym Show, Transferred from Maidstone, Kent, England, i940 MARCELLA SMITH: Glee Club, Needlecrait ZELDA H. SMITH: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Ushers Club IEANNE SNOOK: Glee Club, Needlecrait MARY E. SOMERS: Latin Club, Transferred from Pokagon, Michigan, l94U VIVIAN SONNENLEITER: Gym Show, Sewing Club WILLIAM W. STEINER: Football, Track, Cross Country N, Golf, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Boys Octet LELAND F. STEVENS: Football, Gym Show CLARA STEWART: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecrait Club CLAUDINE MARIE STOVER: Dancing Club, Needlecrait DON TENNYSON: Basketball N, Iunior Vice President, Student Council, Otlicals Club, Gym Show, lunior Play ARLENE RUTH THOMPSON: Student Council, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Needlecrait Club, Leaders Club THOMAS H. TRAVICK, IR.: Football, Track, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Variety Show IACQUELINE UTTER DONNA B. VALENTINE: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecraft Club, Library Club MAE DEAN VAN GILDER: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecrait Club DOROTHY VOGT: Dancing Club, Charm Club, Gym Show, Assistant Senior Class Secretary, Honor Roll Two Semesters CHARLES BERNARD WALDRON: Football, Gym Show, P. A. Operators Club, Bleacher Squad ROBERT GLENN WARBURTON: Tennis N, Student Council, Oiiicials Club, Gym Show, Debate, Honor Roll Four Semesters LEROY E. WARD: Football, Track, Gym Show ROBERT WARREN: Tennis N, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club, Otiicals Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Senior Play, Variety Show, Boys' Octet, Honor Roll Two Semesters MARIAN L. WAUHOP: Semester, Transferred from Fort Hill, Cumberland, Maryland, 194i LEONARD K. WEAVER: Gym Show LILLIAN A. WEBBER: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecratt Club MARILYN WEBSTER: Glee Club, Gym Show, Needlecrait Club Dancing Club, Gym Show, Senior Play, Needlecraft Club, Honor Roll One WALLACE HOWARD WEIST: Band, Orchestra, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Visual Edu- cation, Camera Club, Radio Club, Chess Club PATRICIA E. WHITESIDE: Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Art Review, Senior Play, Variety Show, G. A. A. Minor N, Tattler Staff, Game Assistant, Latin Club, Honor Roll Eight Semesters, Valedictorian CLARA LOUISE WILLIAMS: Glee Club, Variety Show, Gym Show LAVERNE R. WILLIAMS: Gym Show pagf twenty-sim Wifffwdf 12:-ug? 3111-Af 53351 ,29:3:Q M. yum QW mzff fa mpwziim W 0232147 iw AlfFfif,Ja.4J .uv-r-GZ ,7,a,44'. wif Lf! Q im 1 WELL LOIS L. WILLIAMS: Dancing Club, Gym Show, Charm Club, Tattler Staff, Student Forum, Honor Roll Three Semesters PAULINE H. WILLIAMS: Gym Show, Senior Play, lunior Play, Charm Club, Personality Club IEROLD D. WINGEART: Football Basketball, lunior Class Treasurer, Senior Class President, Band, Student Council, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Honor Roll Eight Semesters, Senior Play IOE WOODS BURTON WOLFINGER DONALD S. WORRELL: Bounce, Gym Show, lunior Play, Senior Play ROBERT D. YAW: Football Track, Giee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show EDSEL H. YORK: Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show Track 'N, Band N, Orchestra, Student Council, Officials Club, Band MARGARET YOUNG: Orchestra, Glee Club, Honor Roll Seven Semesters , t ROBERT L. ZABEI.: Football Basketball 'N, Band, Officials Club, Band Bounce, Gym Show, Senior Play, Honor Roll Eight Semesters MARTHA MAE ZECHLIN: Choir, Glee Club, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Art Review, Senior Play, Junior Play, Variety Show, Sextet IACK C. ZEIDER: Cross Country, Glee Club, Officials Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Bleacher Squad, Game Assistant RUTH H. ZERR: Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Dancing Club, Gym Show, Variety Show, Honor Roll One Semester GENEVIEVE R. ZIENTOWSKI: Dancing Club, Gym Show WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN IAMES E. BARKMAN: Choir, Glee Club, Variety Show, Bleacher Squad page trcrntyenitw A 'alll' XMI . W, 4 JZ. - -' V Q - fire? la ir' , ,gf ,,f' ' ' he Q 'i page Ihirty Let's eat! Sixth hour rest period? Wake up, Fred! Hours of this make the Variety Show a hit. 'Three little. four little. tivo little Indians- Five little Indian maids. -at the Dowaqiac game. JUHIUHS HND SUPHUHIUHES Iunior Class Officers Pdf Fm! --fv-----,--, '- ,.-YYYAYYYYYYY..,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,..,..v...,,. ,,.............,.. P r e sident Vernon Wiihdm f------ ,..,., .,,v,,v... ,,,,,,,.,...,, V ice-President Lois Rocks -Afff - ,,,,.,,.,........ S ecreiary Bm Dick -------' -- ......,,,,,, Treasurer H '- P , 5 pf Z 412' I, I v . if f 0 4 ,I 'r, l x . 2 ' r 'b 'f Z ' -- .-Sgfzf'-s page th irty-one L, r Back Row: Eldon Blackburn, Edward Beckman, Basil Barnes, Kermit Adams, Bill Bremer, Kay Ben- jamin, Stan Brumfield Third Row: james Aldrich, Leola Baird, Grace Behm, Dick Anderson, Alvin Bowman, jack Cain gecond Row: Dorothy Bolinger, Mary Armstrong, Beverly Belding, Pat Bonfoey, Livlda Blue, Marv Ann erg Front Row: Bob Bohner, Bill Blaukmun. Mr. Kovac, Ronald Ashley, Paul Asmus, Lowell Barber Back Row: David Cole, Richard Duis, Kenneth Cogswell, Archie Cribbs, Dillard Crocker, Bi-ll Dick, Louis Drolet, William Cribbs, jack Davis, Devaun Cole Third Row: Verlin Domer, jack Cain, Audrey Camp, Rosemary Cox, Maxine Coughlin, Maxine Dickeson, Alice Dumas, Shirley Coffman Second Row: Lois Cleary, Geraldine Darr, Norma Dillman, Gladys Deutscher, Helen Dick, Barbara Dibble, Gloria Cox, Peggy Downey, Emilie Cole Front Row: Lyla Clark, Wilburta Carpenter, Lois Cool, Peggy Lee Corcoran, Miss Peirce, jean Delpire, joan Curtis, Gladys Circle , page thirty-two MR. KOVAC Advisory-l IA MISS PEIRCE Advisory-1 IA MR. SMITH Advisory-11A MISS SWAN Advisory-1 IA Back Row: Bill Grafford, Bill Hargreaves, Rolland Fritz, Larry Hannon, john Fry, Dan Grafford, Edward Gammill, Tony Frucci, Roy Frucci Third Row: Frank Frucci. Bill Gallagher, Dean Gano, Ralph Hatfield. Ross Graham, Audrey Hand. Dorothy Frost, Dorothy Guisinger Second Row: Doris Harrington, Gladys Gephart, Gloria Fox, Margaret Grathwohl, Patricia Fritz, Mary Ann Hance, Mary Hamilton, julian Forgash Front Row: Lois Fisher, Henrietta Hanes, Barbara Hable, Mr, Smith, Marian Gogola, Nelma Hand, Betty Grimes, Hazel Hanna Back Row: Bill Liebetrau, Harold Leach. Fred Hensler, Don La Pointe, Ed Klose, Tom Kennedy, Ed Hradel, Bill Kessler Third Row: Bob Knoll, Arthur Jelks, Tom Leuders, jack Kools, Neva Herrick, Anita johnson, Natalie Kline, jane Kompass Second Row: Pat Kelley, Lornabelle Hibnar. Donna jones, Alice Knapp, Stella Klimek, Dorothy Love, Marie Killarney, Arlene Kizer Front Row: Pansy Hipshier, Geraldine Luke, joan jenkins, Miss Swan, Neva Johnston, Inga Britt Johanson, Betty jane Leiler, Eva Leak Absentees: Bill Kasler, Dorothea Lawhead, Dean Kennedy page thirty-three Back Row: Dale Mills, Bob Moyer, Dick Moneysmith, Henry Miswick, George Nicholson, Marshall McNabb Third Row: Beverly Morse, Dick Osos, Vern Murphy. james McCrory, Bob Mace, jim McMenamin Second Row: Marilyn Markle, Ferol Malone, Paula Martin, Elizabeth Miltenberger, Georgia Morford, 'Rosella Meyer Front Row: Joyce Martin, Bonnie McCombs, Miss Talburt, Everett McLaughlin, Agnes Orias, Marian Nieb, Catherine Martin Back Row: Loren Riddle, jim Quirk, Walter Skalla, Charles Prince, Bob Stowe, Ed Pollock. Roy Sosebee, Ed Powell, Marvin Selge. Third Row: Lloyd Ramsby, Everett Queen, Ed Pagels, Dick Smith, Horace Pfister, Dorothy Reed, Alice Stone, Hilda Shuey, Mildred Raybuck, Verna Randall Second Row: Betty Reum, Peggy Roberson, joan Steigely, Lillian Skalla, Margaret Ann Sittler. Doris Pelkey, Verda Ramsby, Virginia Rudduck, Betty Quick Front Row: Lois Rooks,'Elaine Smith, Beatrice Singer, Donna Mae Smith, Betty Schanbacker. Mr. Gebby, Shirley Statler. Evelyn Sommers, Phyllis Shirk page thirty-four K MISS TALBURT Advisory-1 IA MR. GEBBY Advisory-1 lA MISS DURN IN Advisory-1 IA MISS CARR Advisory-10A Back Row: Norman Weaver, Gerald Vandenburg, Paul Taggett, Donald Vetter, Richard Wozniak, Robert Vargo, Robert Warner, Robert Vernon Third Row: Paul Wood, Earl Waldron, james Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Betty Zeider, Wanda Lee Woods, Georgia Thompson Second Row: Betty ,lane Williams, Betty Jeanne Williams, Arlene Vernon, Shirley Zielinski, Carolyn Tuesley, Patricia Vfetmore First Row: jane Zabel, Evelyn Vogelsang, Miss Durnin, Patricia Wellingham, Helen Young, Lorraine Thompson Back Row: Bob Adams, Flavious Bender, Eldon Burroughs, Kenneth Albin, Don Adams, Richard Asmus, Calvin Bonner Third Row: Robert Burton, Archie Barkman, jack Byrne, LaVerne Blank, Richard Borsos, Don Arnold, Keith Arbuckle Sigondh Row: james Bays. Wallace Bowerman, Clayton Burlingham, Fred Brubaker, Don Burge, Ruth A rig t Front Row: Bernice Albin, Barbara Brockway, Edith Brewster, Miss Carr, jane Bundy, Betty Blane Chard, Katherine Boller page thirty-live Back Row: Calvin Cross, Sherman Frizzell, Darwin Elleclge, Bob Etzcorn, Harold Finley, Robert Finn, john Dickeson, Harry Cole Third Row: Goldie Dumas, Frances Frucci, jean Cross, Carl Dittmar, Bob Cooper, Karl Cook, Bob Cutler, Bill DePoy, Richard Carnes Second Row: Betty Dixon, Donna Curtis, Shirley Cox, Cynthia Forgash, Margaret Donahue, Virginia French, Ellen jane Funk, Norma jean Eberhard Front Row: Margaret Forbes, Eleanor Dickey, Delores Elledge, Velma Crouch, Mr, Lehman, june Dumond, Ann Frucci, Martha Day Back Row: Bob Hancock, Sam Gillette. Bill Hassinger, Dale Glossenger, Vondell Goldammer. Paul jarrell, Donald Goodline, john Gillette, William Gregor Third Row: Lois jean Hahn, john Graham, james Hartman, Bob Gish, jordan Cault, Donald Harrold, Phil Hadsell, Bill Gillispie Second Row: Betty Grathwohl. Peggy Harper, Irma jean Hartman. Fayetta Grahl, Lorraine Gray. Beatrice Haley, La Verne Grathwohl, Marian Hawken, Thecla Mae Green Front Row: Pauline Hass, Rita Grundy, Pat Haviland, Annabelle Hansen, Mr. Frigaard, Muriel Gorton, Shirley Goodling, Donna Goodling page thirty-sian MR. LEHMAN Advisory-10A MR. FRIGAARD Advisory-1 UA MR. DeWITT Advisory-10A MISS O'BRlEN Advisory-10A Back Row: Bennett Hill, Walter jamerson, Ted l-linkle, Wesley Kloko, james Hiatt, Tom Humphreys, Alvin Kizer Third Row: Darlene jones, Cecily Kane, janet jerue, Betsy Hipshier, Clara Klimek, jean johnson, joe Hoisington Second Row: Betty Lou Knapp, Virginia Kaufman, Martha Krause, Beatrice Klute, Della Koontz, ,IO Ann Kaiser. Patricia Kell Front Raw: Robert Korp, Bill Kater, Mr. DeWitt, Kent Kaser, Eugene Kent, Harold Kiell Absenkees: Bill Kasler, Dorothea Lawhead, Dean Kennedy Back Row: Walter Neese. Bill Neilson, john Laberteaux. Ben Molica, Glen Matthews, Pat Lake. Mary Lee Marlin Second Row: Dorothy Nafe, Nora Makepeace, Bonnie Lou Miller. Madelyn Martin, jean Mclntyre Margarette Loose Front Row: Betty Lundberg, Mary Molica, Miss O'Brien, Mary Lou Merritt, Rose Marie Moyer. Susanne Makowski page thirty-seven Back Row: john Albert Reid. Dickson Rutter. Paul Oliver, Roger Peterson, Paul Potokar, Marvin Ruetz. Kenton Peebles, jack Renner, Charles Ramsby, jack Parker Third Row: john Porsoska, Omer Oaks, Donald Priest, Tom Rose, Ted Peterson, jack Priest, jack Powrie, Robert Ristau, john Riddle Second Row: Dale Richey, john Edward Reid, Armen Ryor, Robert Ricks, Bill Rossow, jane Riley, Ruby Randall, Ruth Raih Front Row: William Payne, Shirley Reidenback, Amanda Righter, Irma jean Otteson, Miss Craekel, janet Pollock, Treva Ort, joy Peters, Mary Alice Radka Back Row: Dwight Trueschell, Paul Schaen, Tom Stratton, Ted Skopec, Grover Smith, Chris Schrader, james Tickfer, jerry Smith Third Row: Niles Stewart, james Steinhagen, james Thayer, Bruce Schaber, james Steiner, Leon Smith, Robert Steinbauer, Kenneth Tibbs Second Row: William Thomas, Imogene Travick, Katherine Steigely, joan Shirk, Florence Skinner, Hazel Snouwaert, Doris Short. Margaret Schlosser Front Row: Mildred Sonnenleiter. Betty jean Syson. Charnley Schnoor, janyce Smith, Mr. Payne Eunice Tuesley, Hazel Sudlow, Bernice Sallack page thirty-eight MISS CRACKEL Advisory-10A MR. PAYNE Advisory--1 OA MISS THOMSON Advisory-10A MISS CLARK Advisory-10B Back Row: Dale Witham, Eugene Van Dusen, Benny Wolfinger, Stanley VanGilder, Leland Young, David Walker, Fred Vollman, Lyle Utter Third Row: Dorothy Welsher, Everett Young, Keith Walters, Ruth Welsh, Bernice Young, Robert Vining, Robert Walters, joe vanLue Second Row: ,loan Walker, Winifred Wood, Anna Willard, Genevieve Wickler, Joyce Wingeart, Pa- tricia Zielinski, Leona Mae Young, julane Waite Front Row: Catherine Wogoman, Eunice Yazel, Doris Zechlin, Miss Thomson, Donald Zordel, jack Worrell, joe White Back Row: William Gaston, Ted Donaldson, Dick Deibler, john Crocker, Dick Gulbranson, Bob Hibbard, Ward Deutscher, junior Calder Third Row: Webster Finch, LaVerne Helt, George Fedore, Edward Behm, Dick Horvath, Benny Abbott Second Row: Ruth Anderson, Robert Graham, Percy Bosler, Robert Hamilton, Robert Allen, Dick Henderson, Kenton Fisher First Row: Thelma Goodman, Betty Hand, Marilyn French, Miss Clark, janet Erickson, Rita Bedinger, Bertha Bruce page Ihirty-niore 3 I Back Row: Clare Webber, Sam Pullano, Tommy Prater. Lerqy Jacobson, Dick Leidy, Bruce Miner, Peter johnson Third Row: Richard Strauss. Walter Wilson, Paul Peterson, Bob Statler, James Nieb, Raymond Knauf, Danny Vanderboegh Venn-id Row: Virginia Marazita, Zeta Zerr, Richard Prince, Tommy Medders, Edwin Starke, Raymond eyers Front Row: Mary Krell, Gertrude Moyer, Miss Palmer, Mae Miller, Mae Dean Rood, Lois Young page forty MISS PALMER Advisory-10B Miss Rockwell leeches The Merchant of Venice. Vikie. you're made up for the wrong play. Miss Crowley's Iunior Business class learns to do by doing. ,Q-,,.., 21,1 GMD! Miss Wharton: Pm that Y gum in lhe waslebaskel and give me thai Super- man book. f .Ill Be brave. Vikie. 'l'here's noihing to ii. Dr. Iohn V Ames, ciiy healih officer 5 f iw spends a busy day in Miss If rg' Ackermarfs department. 'Y ' Practice makes perieci. Mr. Broman rehearses the Iunior High Choir. , Z' ig 5., m,, ' .Af....... - ' page forty-one page forty-two Left: Ioseph E. Whiiwam. head ol the Physical Edu- cation Deparlmenl and Di- reclor of Athletics. Right: Mrs. Mabel Davidson. Fi- nancial Secrelary lo the Board. Mr. Zabers Office Force. Halls of Learning. SPUHTS X 2 fA, f xo. f 'Q ' Q , N J .- 'elf I - N f if X LJ! L g - Bulre'HsaH .- ll 1 1' 5- - gy 4 fi' ' z'51 1f ff - CEIFQQ if ..HQ+s.nl., ' ' gfff 4 .4 9 mfg ' Q' U ' Q Q X, l -- i . Iilci Tehm 5 page forty-three Slllli lIHlllllPlllllS VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: Roger Peterson, Harold Finley, John Laberteaux, Donald Zordel, Louis Drolet, Don Ad Grover Smith Third Row: Paul Potokar, Loren Riddle, john Graham, Donald Arnold, Paul Peterson. Walter W1 Bob Cu ler oe W ' mix r .J hare Q-econd Row: Mr. Rodi, Kermit Adams, Henry Miswick, Dillard Crocker, Richard Moneys tl M UHIB g C l C l Front Row: Tom D T y man, on enn son Date Nov. 28 Dec. 5 Dec. 12 Dec. 19 Ian. 9 Ian. 16 Ian. 23 lan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 27 Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar. 7 12 14 19 20 21 page forty-four Maehienzi. Robert Zabel, cemeee Fleeeher, Lewis Jeffries, Bob Jef e l94l-42 Basketball Schedule Place Niles Opponent Away 28 Rensselaer f1nc1.1 Away 29 Three Rivers Here 28 Benton Harbor Here 30 Buchanan Here 32 South Haven Away 26 Dowaqiac Here 36 St. Ioseph Away 36 Buchanan Away 40 St. loseph Here 54 State Hiqh Away 44 South Haven Here 35 Dowaaiac Away 35 State Hiqh Here 37 Three Rivers Tournament Play St. loe 32 Buchanan St. Ioe 36 Sturais St. Ice 50 Three Rivers Kazoo 39 Grand Rapids Christian East Lansing 44 Marsha11 East Lansinq 50 Ecorse eci 09:1 32 20 27 31 34 28 24 23 20 36 18 23 23 35 23 29 40 28 31 30 BIG SEVEN UUHFEHEHBE STHHUIHBS Three Rivers Niles Buchanan St. Ioe Dowaqiac South Haven State High LEWIS IEFFRIES: Lewie is one of the smoothest ball handlers on the team and in the state. He was given troit Free Press, which chose the all ball there was no danger of the opponents getting it. In a scramble Lewis usually came up with the ball. just what he wanted to do with the him. If there was no opening close could usually depend on Lewis for a page forty-six W L PCT. 8 2 .800 9 3 .750 5 5 .500 5 5 .500 5 7 .416 3 7 .300 3 8 .272 DILLARD CROCKER: The tallest man on the team, Dillard played ex- cellent ball after he got started. He was not prominent in the first part ot the season because he was ineligible. In a game he was slow to start but once he got going he couldn't be stopped. When the ball was in the opponents' possession he had the uncanny knack of getting it off the backboard and thus preventing a score. His favorite shot was a one-handed push shot with two men hanging on him. In the State Tournament he reached his peak and scored more points than any other player in the tournament. The Detroit Free Press put him on the all-state team, and he is the only class B man to receive such an honor. honorable mention by the De- state team. When he had the Going down the court he did ball and nothing could fluster to the basket his teammates good lonq shot. CECIL COLEMAN: Cecil, known to his iriends as Cece, is a deter- mined, dependable, iirst-rate ball handler. He is noted for his coolness under fire. Since he transferred from Buchanan in the fall oi l94l this was his first year with the Niles team but it was also his last year, for he is a senior. In this short time he has made numerous friends and acquired a reputation as an excellent all-round athlete. ROBERT IURGENSEN: Bob has been a real asset to the team, A rug- ged determined player, Bob never seemed to hit a peak or a low in playing, but played a good game continually, ln numerous pinches Bob has come through to pull the team out or to score a needed point. He will be missed in the l942 campaign. GEMROE FLETCHER: As a basketball player Gemroe is tops. He is bad medicine as far as the opponents are concerned. When it came to a jump, Gemroe had the upper hand. He could out-jump anyone and everyone and drive the ball into the hands of one of his team- mates. A very low but very fast dribble is a singular characteristic of Gemroe. In a drive to the basket he is noted for an uncannily accu- rate one-handed push shot. He will not be back next year as he too is a senior. IEROLD WINGEART: Although ineligible until the last of the season lerold was a very valuable addition to the squad. He played his best ball in the tournamentsfwhen such playing was necessary. His perfectly combed, wavy, bright red hair is as familiar to everyone as his excellent ball-playing. Jerold is most noted for his shovelfshot. After dribbling into range he would flip the ball under-handed into the basket. This was his last season with the Vikings. IAMES TUMA, oapper Viking coach, came from St. Clair Shores to lead a scrapping Viking team to the first state championship the school has boasted in this sport since 1923. He is well liked by stu- dents and townspeople alike, all of Whom are pulling for a repeat performance in l943. A treasured momento of his is the wrist watch presented to him by the team at the basketball banquet, Tuma coaches football and tennis and also heads the Air Raid organization for Niles and vicinity. page forty-se ren Basketball The Niles High School Basketball team has completed a very successful season due to the excellent directing of Coach Tuma, the unguestioning coopera- tion among the players, and the all-out backing of the student body. After a mid-season slump in which Niles lost three Consecutive Games. the Vikings won the remaining eight conference games but lost the con- ference title to Three Rivers by a one-game margin. Much to the chagrin of the conference champs the Niles team, which was the only team to defeat them, trounced them not once, but twice, during the season. ln the regional tournament at St. loe, Niles eliminated Buchanan first, then a tough Sturgis team, and then ended Three Rivers' hopes by defeating them a third time. Then Niles moved into Kalamazoo for the quarter-finals and there they defeated a very good Grand Rapids Christian team. ln this game, especially, the Vikings needed and got the support of a large portion of the student body. The Vikings then went on to Lansing for the semi-finals and there overwhelmed a determined Marshall team. Despite the great distance the Vikings had the support of several hundred fans in the two Lansing games. Niles had the support of not only Niles' citizens but citizens from other towns near Niles and their aid is appreciated. In the Final game Niles drew Ecorse, which is a suburb of Detroit. ln this game the Vikings were red-hot and each player hit his peak. After scoring twenty points in the second quarter while holding Ecorse scoreless, Niles romped on to a 50-30 victory, clinching the State Championship. tSee p. 52 for banquetl Pictures on pages 45, 46, 47 fexcept Coach Tumal, 48, 49, Sl, and 73 bv Morgan Studio. page forty-eight FUUTBHLL VARSITY FOOTBALL Back Row: Thurman Crouch, William Cribbs, Peter Potokar, Rolland Fritz, Archie Cribbs, Robert Vargo, Dillard Crocker, Henry Miswick, Tom Michienzi Third Row: Mgr, Richard Shipperley, Edward Klose, William Hargreaves, Gemroe Fletcher, Richard O L R'clcll M N W sos, oren 1 e, gr. orman eaver Second Row: Mr. Whitwam, Mr. Rodi, Kenneth Kocher, Ed Coquillard, Robert Zabel, Grover Smith, Everett McLaughlin. Paul Potokar, Mr, Tuma tcoachl Front Row: jack Rayburn, Cecil Coleman, Robert Yaw, Robert jurgensen, Arthur Anderson. Jack Knoll, Dick Prenkert 1941 Feethall Schedule Date Opponent Place Niles Opp Sept. 19 St. 1ohn's of Benton Harbor Here 6 0 Sept. 26 Central Catholic Here 7 0 Oct. 3 South Haven Here 12 0 Oct. 10 Buchanan There 21 0 Oct. 15 St. Ioseph Here 14 19 Oct. 24 Dowaqtac There 19 0 Oct. 31 State High Here 19 0 Nov. 7 Three Rivers There 2 6 1941 Big Seven Senterenee Feethell Standings W L PCT. Three Rivers 5 0 1.000 St. loe 4 1 .800 Niles 4 2 .667 State High 4 2 .667 Dowaqiac 2 4 .333 South Haven 0 6 .000 Buchanan 0 6 .000 page fifty FnnthaH Banquet At the annual banquet sponsored by the Exchange Club, the football squad was honored for its fine exhibition of determination, team spirit, and skill during the season. Toastmaster Stanley Stub Storms introduced the principal speaker, Mr. Charles Bachman, head football coach at Michigan State College. Mr. Bachrnan gave an impressive talk, drawing upon his experiences with the Great Lakes Naval Training Station team during the last World War for il- lustrations. Mr. Zabel, speaking for the school, paid tribute to the team and its accomplishments. Honored guest was Bill Wetmore, member of the team several years ago who was stricken with infantile paralysis soon after his graduation. He was introduced by Mr. Bradfield on whose teams he played. Coach Tuma was presented with a watch chain with a miniature foot- ball attached. Captain Bob lurgensen made the presentation on behalf of the team. The squad deeply appreciated this banquet for it demonstrated once more that the citizens of Niles are solidly united in support of its athletic teams. BaskethaH Banquet To show how Niles felt about its state championship basketball team the Chamber of Commerce sponsored a banquet with the members of the basket- ball squad as honored guests. lt was held at the Elk's Temple April l. Mr. Paul Thayer, president of the Chamber of Commerce, introduced attorney Stuart Vt7hite, who presided as tcastmaster. Mr. White introduced Coach Tuma, who presented members of the team. Several team members gave short talks. Cemroe Fletcher, the last member to speak, presented a watch to Coach Tuma on behalf of the team, and medals to manager Paul Potokar and assistant coach Gene Rodi. The audience gave a round of applause to Mr. Leland Walker, who coached the 1923 state championship basketball team. The main speaker was Bennie Oosterbaan, head basketbball coach at the University of Michigan who recalled high-lights of his athletic career in high school and college. page fifty-two SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Back Row: Leroy Fowler, Wesley Kloko, Theron Hessey, Laverne Blank, Kermit Adams, john Gillette, john Laberteaux, Louis Drolet, Richard Smith Second Row: Mgr. Robert Knoll, Robert Gish, Ted Peterson, William Gregor, Bob Etzcorni Horace Pfister, Stanley Van Gilder, Karl Cook, Robert Cutler, Paul Wood 1-'font Row: Dale Mills, James Miswick, Marvin seige, Hamid Finley, Ben Monica, John Riddle, Jack woiieii, Mi. smith SCHEDULE Date Niles Opponent Opponent Played Oct. 2 l3 South Haven O Away Oct. 9 l2 Buchanan O Home Oct. l4 7 St. loseph 19 Away Oct. 23 27 Dowagiac U Home Oct. 30 26 Three Rivers O Home THE SEASON The second team, featuring sound fundamentals and sticking mostly to straight football, enjoyed a successful season. The squad won four of its five games. lt, like the Varsity, shut out its opponents in all of its victories. The two teams together were scored upon in only three games and these three games they lost. There appears to be a considerable amount of likely material for next year's Varsity in this squad. Halfback Bob Cutler showed promise as a left-handed passer. Red Adams is a good running back. Fullback Laverne Blank gained the most yardage for the team. As a guard, lohn Riddle shows much ability. Much of the success of the team and the individual development of the play- ers is due to the able coaching of Mr. Smith. The primary object of a second team is to develop material for the first team. Next year's Conference schedule is the real test of this year's reserves and we have no fear of its outcome. This squad has also been valuable in providing stiff opposition in scrimmage. After the close of the season, a banquet was given by the Athletic De- partment of the school in the Thomas Restaurant on U. S. 31. page Ffty tlw ee 1941 TRACK Back Row: Captain jim Cochran, Lewis Jeffries, Henry Miswick, Bill Cody, Archie Cribbs, Thurman Crouch, Keith Beall, Mr. Smith Second Row: Manager Bob Pfeil, Bob Stowe, jack Davis. Tom Parsons. Bob Vernon, Ed. Klose, John Thomas Front Row: Tom Kennedy. Fred Singer. Loren Riddle, Ed Hradel, Charles Parker, Don Worrell Bob Yaw, Dick Petro 1941 TRACK SCHEDULE Date Place Opponent Opp. Niles April 30 Niles Wash. Clay 45 54 April l8 Niles Three Rivers 55 39 April 26 Niles South Bend Central 73V2 SOVZ May 6 St. Ioe Benton Harbor 61 St. loe 34M 33 V2 May 9 Dowaqiac Buch. 47 U3 Dowaqiac 30 l!3 52 U3 May 17 Kalamazoo Regional fNiles second placel May 24 E. Lansing State fNiles fifth place? 12 May 29 Kalamazoo Conference fNiles fifth placel Page fiffyfouf TRACK GOLF Pete Potokar K 1941 GOLF , enneth Mathews, john Frucci, Tom Michienzi, Bill Kassler, joe F 1941 GOLF SCHEDULE Dale Opponent April South Bend Central April St. loe April South Haven May Three Rivers May Benton Harbor May State High May Dowaqiac May Regional May Conference May State Place Niles Niles South Haven Niles Niles State High Niles Battle Creek Kalamazoo Ann Arbor Opp. 12 V2 12 lVz SV2 SV2 lUV2 8 rucci Niles 2 V2 O l 3 V2 5 V2 l 1 V2 4 W 7 page fifty-five l w l 1 i 1941 BOYS' TENNIS Back Row: Mr. Blethen, Ernie Marazita, Wally Bartholomew. Chuck Peterson, Dick Merrell, Dave Merrell, Bob Ma ce Dat: April 19 April 26 May 3 May 6 May lO May 14 May 2 l May 25 May Z9 May 31 Iune 6 lune 7 page jifty-sin: Frunt Row: Bob Warren, Bob Warburton, Bill Holmes, Burt Wolfinger, Dick Smith 1941 BOYS' TENNIS SCHEDULE Opponent St. loe South Haven Three Rivers Benton Harbor State High Dowagiac St. Ioe Regional Dowaqiac Conference Conference State State Place Niles South Haven Three Rivers Niles State High Niles St. Ioe St. Ioe Dowaqiac Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Ann Arbor Ann Arbor 1 2 5 4 l 3 3 Niles Fourth Tied for 10th Niles Opp. 6 BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS I 94 1 GIRLS' TENNIS Back Row: Miss Carr, Natalie Kline, jean Christian, Betty Monehan, Manager jane Kompass Front Row: Anita johnson, jane Zabel, joan Taylor, Phyllis Crawford, Estelle Forgash Dale April May May May May May 1941 GIRLS' TENNIS SCHEDULE Place Away Home Home Away Away Home Opponent St. Ioe Dowaqiac South Haven Dowagiac Benton Harbor St. Ioe- e They U 4 1 3 4 O 3 2 3 1 O 4 page fifty-seven CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: Mgr. Ed French, Elias Koontz, Kenneth Albin. Lloyd Ramsby. John Cuddeback. Robert Vernon, Dale Binns, Fred Vollman Front Row: Mr. Whitwam, Richard Petro, john Mack, Keith Beall, Tom Kennedy, Lewis Jeffries, Bill Steiner, ,lack Zeider 1941 Cross Cnuntru Schedule Date Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Benton Opponenis Kalamazoo Elkhar! Hammond Harbor Regional Siaie' Winning Tirne 10:56 10:58 11:75 11:19 12:14 11:39 lefiries , 3 7 9 4 4 14 Petro 6 4 3 2 1 3 Kennedy 11 5 10 5 3 10 Barnsley 12 8 14 15 Mack 9 9 23 Vernon 15 13 Zeider 16 10 15 Bea11 11 13 2 5 Albin 17 Cuddeback 18 14 16 12 11 Steiner 20 12 10 5 13 Binns 13 Vollrnon 14 Score Lost 39-19 Lost 33-23 Lost 45-18 Lost 30-25 Won 15-40 'Niles missed another State Championship by the narrow margin of a single point, Ypsilanii won the state mee! with 44 points. page fifty-eight CROSS COUNTRY UHGHHIZHTIUHS f Xp 7 , D ,A ' NNW 7 GLW f 'W' f X ?.Z, jllcfe gm. - A Q ,gp V - -.- FEM! Dag F Cum- . Ly Elk - ,, ' Q' 4 'Q Q Q X V T -5 A - .,1a...fI-. - ip-'Officials Club-- A 7 D 2 N in Y ' ...f-. ..-f--- -' ---Bledclner' Sqvdlil-. . ,Yell Leqclgp- , page fifty SENIOR HIGH BAND Back Row: Mr. Roth, Bill Blackmun. Charles Ramsby, Niles Stewart, Robert Saatholf, Marguerite Shepard, Bob Wood, Bill DePoy, Ward Deutscher, Jerry Smith, Dean Cano, jack Powrie, Clifford jackson. joy Peters, jean Peters, Thelma Callahan, Margaret Crinage Third Row: Richard Strauss, Robert Hamilton, Gertrude Moyer, Shirley Cox, ,lack Schweinzger, Dale Mills, jim Hiatt, Camden Miars, Dick Carns, Neva Johnston, Bill Kasler, Bob Morehouse, Ed Powell, gtewart Dean, john Cuddeback, Richard Prince, Ronald Ashley, Tom Travick, Robert Ristau, Charles rince Second Row: Dorothy Welsher, Charles Hunter, William Lindsley, Bill Bremer, Sam Pullano, Robert Steinbauer, Dave Merrell, Bill Dick, Kenneth Tibbs, Robert Vernon, Anna Mae Carlson, Frank Holmes, Fay Kaiser. Leon Smith Front Row: Ross Graham, Fred Hensler, Vernon Witham, Gordon jackson, Bill Kessler, lmogene Travick, Elaine Rutherford, Mary Low, Paul Taggett BHHD This organization deserves much credit, but it is too frequently overlooked. The Niles High School Band, directed by Mr. Roth, is one of the finest high school bands in this region. One of the reasons for its present prominence is the method employed by Mr. Roth in organizing the band. Each year a grade band is formed from capable musicians in the grades. As these players enter Iunior High School the better ones are placed in the Iunior High Band. Finally, upon entering Senior High the best players are given the honor of being a member of the Senior High Band. By this time each musician has had years of experience and is very capable. During football season, practice during the regular hours is not enough. Each noon the band members rush down to Plym Park, eat a hurried lunch which they have brought with them, and spend the rest of the noon hour practicing marching and playing. Thus is is no Wonder that the band con- tinually puts on a superb exibition at each game. Practice and more practice is the reason. fThe band plays not only for the numerous occasions in school but for almost any occasion of a city-wide nature that needs entertainmentl Our auditorium programs are pepped up when the band performs. The band spon- sors the band bounce tsee p. 729, plays at each home football game, and takes part in the variety show. One wonders how they find time to do all these things, but they accomplish them somehow, and We feel that they cannot receive too much credit. pa ge sixty CHOIR Back Row: Roy Frucci, Bill Kessler, Bill Gregor, Kenneth Cogswell, Bob Bohner, Paul Taggett, Bob Vargo, Dave Merrell, Henry Miswick, George Hoffman, Bill Steiner. Bob Warren, Thurman Crouch Fifth Row: Vernon Witham, Bill Kell, Eldon Blackburn, Dan Graham, Dickson Rutter, Fred Singer, Bob Saathoff, Bob Vernon, Sam Pullano, Harold Morris. Dick Prenkert, Dwight Trueschell Fourth Row: Charnley Schncor, Martha Card, Elaine Hansen, Barbara Cooper. Margaret Curtis, Pat Arnold. Donna Gocdling, Peggy Downey, joan jenkins, jane Kompass, jim Nieb. Robert Ricks. Dick Perm Third Row: jane Zabel, Marjorie Hossfelcl, Catherine Martin, Charlene Myers, Dorothy Beck. Ruth Zerr, Barbara Hable, Doris Harrington, john Walker, Grace Behm, Beverly Belding, Dorothy Becker, Lois Mansfield Second Row: Shirley Reidenback, Gloria Cox. Peggy Roberson, Lornabelle Hibnar, Pat Whiteside, kucgge glogers, Ellen jane Funk, Ruth Ann Schadler. Arlene Vernon, Marguerite Shepard, Genevieve ra or ' Front Row: Lois jean Hahn. Pat Kell, Virginia French, Patty jo Lake, Rosella Meyer, Mir. Frigaard. Anita johnson, Lois Cool, Martha Mae Zechlin, Helen Young, Mary Ann Hance The choir is one of our finest organizations. Combining the best talent of the two glee clubs, Mr. Frigaard has moulded a group which is the pride of our school and the envy of others. A versatile group, it switches with ease from sacred numbers to light opera, from popular selections to spirituals, and sings them all well. Special groups within the choir are the Boys' Octet and the Girls' Sextet which are pictured on the following page. Besides singing for several of our assemblies this year the choir has also presented programs before the luncheon clubs, before several ladies' clubs, Hanclel's Christmas oratorio, The Messiah, and exchange programs with two other high schools and will climax its year with the annual Variety Show on May Zl and 22. CSee page 74l. Since losing the advisory period practice time when our clocks were set ahead and our schedule changed, Mr. Frigaard and the choir have come an hour early each morning to rehearse. Such loyalty is most commendable and is a fine tribute to Mr. Frigaard's leadership. Soloists with the choir this year have been Marjorie l-lossfeld, Dorothy Becker, PGQQY Downey, Vernon Witham. Doris Harrington's splendid accornpaniments have contributed much to the excellence of the Choirs work. Doris will be back next year. Thirty of the vocalists pictured above will graduate this june. A vocal director, like an athletic coach rnust build anew each year after graduation robs him of his stars. page sixty-one SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Back Row: Leon Smith, Beatrice Singer, Mr. Roth, Lucille Rogers, Lois Cool, Bill Blackmun. Bob Wood, Clifford jackson, Ward Deutscher, Camilla Love, Robert Ristau, Charles Prince, George olmes Second Row: Feral Malone, Mary Krell, W'allace Weist, Paul Taggett, Bill Kessler, Ross Graham. Bill Dick, Ralph Hatfield, Gladys Deutscher, Betty Leiler First Row: Marguerite Shepard, Margaret Bates, Imogene Travick, Ellen jane Funk, Marguerite Young, Arlene Vernon SENIOR HIGH OCTET Vernon Witham, George Hoffman, Bill Steiner, Dave Merrell, Paul Taggett, Henry Miswick, Robert Warren, Robert Vernon r SENIOR HIGH SEXTET Catherine Martin, Margaret Curtis, Marjorie Hossfeld, Martha Mae Zechlin, Rosella Meyer, Anita johnson, Mary Ann Hance page sixty-two THE ORCHESTRA OCTET and SEXTET GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: jane Zabel, Dorothy Becker, Rosella Meyer, Anita johnson, Evelyn Schaber, Donna Valentine, Ferol Malone, Virginia Sarley, Romona Green, Martha Card, Beverly Belding, Genevieve Bradford, Marguerite Shepard Fourth Row: Lois Rocks, Doris Dorothy Beck, Virginia Davis, Jeanne Delpire, Lucille Rogers, Third Row: Lois Cool, Barbara Kane, Lillian Webber. Marilyn Webster, Barbara McCombs, Gloria Luckey, Patty jo Lake, Marilyn French, Rita Grundy, Pat Kell, Mary Ann Hance, Margaret Grath- wohl. Peggy Downey, Nancy Cannady Second Row: Virginia Plummer, Shirley Reidenback, joan Walker, Shirley Dreibelbis, Delores Rook, Lois jean Hahn, june Bodine, Dorothy Neese, Arlene Vernon, Marcella Smith, Nancy Middleton, Luella Sherer, Camilla Love, Margaret Barron Front Row: Pat Whiteside. Rose Mary Eden, Elaine Hansen, Margaret Curtis. Pat Arnold, Martha glue Zechlin, Mr, Frigaard, Barbara Cooper, Marjorie Cross. Lois Mansfield, Clara Stewart, Margaret oung Harrington, jane Kompass, Ruth Ann Schadler, Charlene Myers, Marjorie Hossfeld, Ruth Zerr, Clara Williams, Marian Gogola, Margaret Bates BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Larry Hannon, Bob Warren, Henry Miswick, Dave Merrell, Bob Vargo, George Hoffman, Dick Prenkert, Richard High, Bob Yaw Fourth Row: Bob Saathoff, james Miller, Sam Pullano, Monte Bauer, Bill Gregor, Louis Bonner, Bill Steiner, Thurman Crouch Third Row: Vern Norris, Bob Vernon, Dick Gulhranson, Niles Stewart, Tom Travick, Harold Finley Eugene Anstiss. Louis Markle, Bill Kell, Second Row: Bill Gallagher, Stuart Dean, Harold Morris, Dan Graham, junior Calder, jim Nieb, Elias Koontz, Fred Singer Front Row: Vernon Witham, Richard Prince, Bill Kassler, Dwight Trueschell, Mr. Frigaard, Dickson Rutter, Dick Petro, Robert Steinbauer, Kenneth Tibbs page sixty-tlr ree STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Glenn Matthews, Ted Peterson, Sam Pullano, Clayton Burlingham, Paul Taggett. George Hoffman. Robert Steinbauer, Bill Dick Third Row: Vernon Witham, Richard Henderson, Bob Mace, Bob Cutler, joe White, Bill Burrows, Tom Lueders, Bill Kell Second Row: Pat Fritz, Beatrice Klute, Lois Rocks. Doris Harrington, ,Iarxyce Smith, Majorie Hossfeld, Rose Mary Eden, Lillian Skalla Front Row: Kenneth Smith, Jerold Wingeart, Bob jurgensen, Mr. Marks, Pat Whiteside. Nancy Mid- dleton, Helen Dick, Margaret Bates The 1942 Studen' Council has been active in many different phases of school life. It has promoted school dances, and with the proceeds has made gifts to the music department and to the Red Cross. Student study halls have again been successfully conducted. A delegate was sent to Lew Wallace High School in Gary, an exchange program with Dowagiac was sponsored, and the council set up the means by which four more cheerleaders were elected. Miscellaneous details, such as confusion in the cafeteria line have been straightened out. Tattler sales have also been increased by the direct methods used by Council members in getting subscriptions. Perhaps the first big function of the Council was to set up a campaign for a safer and saner Halloween. Effort was put forth by every member to impress upon his advisory just what the Council is trying to do. This success- ful campaign brought forth many thanks from the people of Niles. During the week of February 2-6, a scrap iron and wastepaper drive was sponsored. With the money obtained from The Scrap for Yankee Scrappersf' the Student Council bought a defense bond. This was the first function of the Council to help in the Defense program. A Defense Council, composed of members of the Student Council has been established. lt has taken the responsibility of selling Defense Stamps in the halls, and it has also sponsored another wastepaper drive. Other ideas to help our nation in the best way we can are also being put into action. A lunior Red Cross has also been established by the Student Council. Every member cf the high school is a member of the lunior Red Cross. The Iunior Red Cross Council is organized with members from the Student Council, who have started valuable work in the aid of the sick. lt is the sincere hope of the i942 Student Council that the Council next year will not only keep on with the present activities, but will also improve and expand them. -by Nancy Middleton page sixty-four STUDENT COUNCIL n GJLA. Back Rnw: Thelma Callahan, Virginia Sarley, Lois Rocks, Barbara Hable, jane Zabel, Bonnie Schnoor, ,loyce Wingeart, Virginia Kaufman, Barbara Brockway Third Row: lmngfne Travick, Agnes Orias, Nancry Toney, Patty Schrumpf. Elisabeth Borsos, Margaret Grathwohl, Ruby Randall, Jean simef Second Row: Mary jane Crouch. janet Rice, Maxine Dickerson, Dorothy Neese, Pat Whiteside, Rose Mary Eden, Virginia Marazita, Bernadette Knoll h Front Row: Evelyn Schaber, Janette Schaber, Mary Ann Hance, Miss Carr, Rosella Meyer, Anita johnson, Neva Herrick, Pat Wellingham f ' ' q P f ff!! J, f f V' ' 1 ' .J I A 1 fl, 4' , . 0 ,' .117 X i ' 1' f' v page sixty-five OFFICIALS CLUB Back Row: Darwin Elledge, Richard Horvath, Bill Cribbs, Edsel York, Gemroe Fletcher. Earl Bachman, Dick Ivloneysmith, Dillard Crocker, Everett McLaughlin, james Thompson Fourth Row: Don Adams, Bob Etzcorn, David Wetmore, Jim NIcCrory, Leslie Robbins, Robert Pfeil, Dick Smith, Walter jamerson, Fred Vollman, Dale Mills Third Row: Harold Finley, Walter Wilson, john Graham, Tom Stratton. Bob Walters, Tom Finch, Warren Armstrong, Richard Henderson, james Thayer, Rov Sosebee Second Row: Bob Cutler, Omer Oaks, Karl Cook, Grover Smith, Bob Knoll, Donald Arnold, jack Knoll, Norman Weaver. pf-ul Gerold Front Row: Dick Deibler, jack Kools. Kenneth Kocher, Lewis jeffries, Mr. Whitwam, Richard Pelkey, Ed Coquillard, Ed French, Dick Prenkert BLEACHER SQUAD Sark Row: Webster Finch, Bill Holmes, Marvin Hedstrom, Donald Goodline, Bill Steiner, George Cran- a I Second Row: joe VanLue, Leslie Robbins, jack Knoll, Robert Schiele, Thurman Crouch, Howard Arm- strong Front Row: Harold Finley, Kenneth Kocher, Mr, Whitwam, George Hochgesang. Donald Arnold page sixty-six OFFICIALS CLUB BLEACHER SQUAD USHERS CANDY SALESMEN AND GAME ASSISTANTS CHEER LEADERS USHERS, CANDY SALESMEN, AND GAME ASSISTANTS Back Row: Bob Knoll, joe VanLue, George Hochgesang, George Hoffman, Bill Steiner, Fred Vollman, Doris Grieger Third Row: Eunice Tuesley, Virginia Plummer, Margaret Bates, Pat Whiteside, Frances Foster, Katherine Loose, Patricia Milligan Second Row: Zeta Zerr, Bertha Bruce, Martha Mae Zechlin, Betty Lou Knapp. Lorraine Gray, Catherine Boller, Gladys Gephart, Alice Knapp First Row: Caroline Tuesley, Pat Kell, Doris Zechlin, Mr. Whitwam, Mary Ann Hance, Barbara Hable, Pat Fritz CHEER LEADERS Pat Lake, Bill Neilson, Peggy Corcoran, john Mack, Mary Lee Marlin, Omer Oaks page sixty-selren EVENTS UE THE UEHH ' , ,- W-1' ' -- x, ':, - A - - 'V , 1411, f.-..,, A '- W aj A M K ' ga , GW ,fr -I 1 A49 ' X - E I ' 'i 5 3 1' A , i 4 -- Eff E E. E f M f-fm Ia - K, Y , . Q7 ' 52622477 f74E -. J- fi' , - - i . 75 ' f- . . ' - 4 A page sixty-nine GumShuu1 All pictures on this page were taken by Mr. Ralph Lehman who also made the photographs on pages 7l. 7Z. 75. 76, 80, 8I. and 97. page seventy Gum Show v' QQ V fm, 'Wm-m,,.w 'f ' ,3 -4- Q s , ,- Q.: 1 , 121 X ,gig :ef A 4, W lf,-L-,L yi' ,, , 0, H If I I9 i ii - Q' E HE VJLQ,,A JUNIOR BEFORE THE COMPETITION page seventy-one page 8FL'P7Lfjl'fIl'O Band Bounce The 18th Annual Band Bounce was presented on April 9th and 10th by the Instrumental Music De- partment under the direction ol Mr. Roth assisted by Mr. Bromcm. The climax of the evening came when Mr. Wayne Smith presented the Melody Court and cm- nounced the election of Miss Corrine Neilson, a Senior. as Melody Queen lor 1942. Program Part of the overflow crowd which enioyed the Band Bounce A. Grade Band l. A Waltz .... . Moore 2. March .... Daniel 3. A Simple Story . . . . Moore B. The Winkum - Blinkum Band C. lunior Band l. Sandra Overture ..... Holmes 2. March, The Grenadiers-Brockton-Baton Twirlers Irma lune Hassinqer, Mariorie Hassinger 6. Selection, Cosmopolitan-Brockton D. a. Clarinet Solo Fred HenslerfAccompanied by Mrs. C. Wttham b. A lone drummer and-+l-l- E. Senior Band l. Overture-The Student Prince-Sigmund Romberq 2. March - The Army?-Arr. by Harry Alford Baton Twirlers---'Gwendolyn Lee Peters, Iohn Erawley 3. Rhapsody - Deep South+Tlsaac -Lillya tClass B---National Band Contest List! 4. Novelty-Who's Afraid of the Biq Bad Wolf?- Frank Churchill CFrom Disney's Silly Symphony, The Three Little Piqs'J Vocal by Boys' Octet 5. Piano soloiMonastery at Sunset-C. Coons Played by Robert Steinbauer accompanied by the Band 6. You name it! tThree Blind Mice?l 7. Fantasy, Stormy Weather-Arlen Kochler F. Presentinqel942 Melody Queen and her court By Mr. Wayne Smith G. l. Polish Folk Tune- Clarinet Polka -Arr. by Bennett 2. Band Travesty- Sinbad the Sailor -Coons tVernon lhlithaml 3. Number ONE on the Hit Parade!!! tDeep in the Heart of Texas! f 4. Patriotic Sona- The Land We Love -Westphal Vocal-Girls' Sextette Senior Band Baton Twirlers 5, March- America Exultantn-Al. Hayes. Speaker, lack Mack 6. Ode to Homeland , . . Noble Cain Senior High Choir Accompanied by Band 7. Star Spangled Banner .... Smith page seventy-three VHHHTU SHOW l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Iunior Hiqh School Choir Specialty Supersalesrnan Senior Girls' Glee Club a. Oh Pray for Peace ......... lo. Lullaby ..,...,..,,..,,,...,,,,,, c. Beautiful Dreamer ,...,,,. Specialties a. How do you sleep? b. Piano duet Delcie lchnscn-Charles Senior Boys' Glee Club a. Brother Sing On ,,,,....,,,,.. b. Down the Open Road., PHUGHHW ,...tt,.,,,t....Brake ....,...,,Miqnone ,,,,,,,,,Foster-Cain Bath ,,,,,,,,,,..Gr1eq ....,.,,,,l-laney c. On the Sea ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i.....,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,, Buck ol. Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark ....,,, Solo-Dorothy Becker .... Flute Taqqett Specialties a. Vocal Solo Vernon Withame- All Day on the Prairie .......,, b. Verse Speaking Choir Rornberq Fantasia Combined sinqinq and clancinq orchestra Specialties a. Vocal Solo Dorothy Becker ,,,,,,,,.,,,t,,Bishop Obliqato-Paul ,,,,,,,iGuiou choruses with lo. Sextet Senior High School Choir a. Great Day ,,,,,,,,,,,,t,i..,. ........ Y oumans b. La Spaqnola ,,,r,,,r ,,,,,,,,,, D e Chiara c, Stodola Pumpa ,,,.,,, ......,, S tricklina Specialties a. Vocal Solo Marjorie Hossfeld b. Boy's Octet c. Is This Hawaii? l l. Senior Choir a. Ode to America ,......,. ......,, N Obie Cain page seventy-four SENIOR PLAY ELMER THE GREAT by RING LARDNER Produced with the kind permission of the family of the late Ring Lardner YOU'Ll.. MEET Elmer Kane Cbetter known as Hurry Kane? ,,,,,, , Mrs. Kane fhis mother? ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,,,........,.... , Nick Chis younqer brother? ....,,, Nellie Poole this boss? ..,......... Sarah fone of the family? ,...,.,.. Amy Gillan Ca local scribe? ........ Ben Beeson Ca taxi driver? ........ Bull Wade Ca baseball scout? ,,,,,,, Evelyn Corey Ka show qirl? ....,,.,. Mr. Grayson Cot New York? ,,,,,,,, .,.l....,..,..Bob Zabel ,,.,.,,.Pat Whiteside Coquillarcl ..Marion Wauhop .....,..Pauline Williams .....Martha Zechlin .Thurman Crouch ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Keith Beall Kathleen Boonstra .........Bill Silkworth Mr. Stillman fof Chicago? ........ .,,,,,,,,, . ,Faye KCIiSer Chief Herris Cot St. Louis? .,.,....... ......,,,,,.... ......,....... B o b lurqenson Martha Cpaqe qirl? .....,,.,,,,.i.,....,,,,,,,,.,.,............... ,.,,,r, M arjorie Hossfield And These Bull Players: Dave Walker Cmanaqer? .,,..,...,,,,,....,.,,,,,,,.........,......,............. ..,................ I Ohn Mack Gabby Sutton fthe captain? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, t,,t,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,. I o h n Cudcleback Kit Carney fpitcher? ..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,......... B ob Warren Kid Crowley fpitcher? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Grouch Stevens fa catcher? ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bone Bonham Ca shortstop? .,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Johnny Abbott Ca second baseman? ........... Nosey Noonan fa third baseman? ......... Odd Olds Ca first baseman? ...,,,.,,,.,........ High Hip Healy fa left fielder? ,,,,,,,,,,. Pinky Doyle Ca center fielder? .......... Oscar Kthe bone setter? .,..,.....,.,.,,.,,, ..........Ierold Winqeart ...........Iohn Humphrey ........,.Richard Petro ..,,.,,..,Eddie French , ......,.......... Bill Kell .......,..Harold Morris ...........Richard Hiqh .,,,,,..,,,,,,..Iohn Knoll ....,...,,Lewis leffries page seventy fir: On November 13-14, 1941 the lunior Class presented their annual play. lt was a three act mystery play, The Case of the Laughing Dwarf, written by lames Reach. Mr. George Balas directed this play with Anita lohnson and Barbara Hable as prornpters. The scene is an ancient hotel located in a secluded mountain section and called The Laughing Dwarf, owned and run by Georgia Divine who is going bankrupt from lack of customers. She is about to close up when strange people begin to arrive. Two murders follow but under Wing, the Oriental detectives unique methods of crime deduction and his store of Chinese proverbs, the murderer is discovered. The outstanding comedy elements are taken care of by lnspector Britt, Tonkie, and Wing himself. The cast of characters is as follows: Georgia Divine ,..... 1. Tonkie ,,..,....... .......Audrey Hand ........loan Jenkins Phil Hunter ,,,,...,,,., ,,,,.,,,,, B ob Bohner Celia Shaw i...i.......... .......... L ois Cool Dr. lackson Crane ..,,,,. ................ B ill Dick Elias Grothinqharn ,,,..,,., ....,..,. R oss Graham Blanche Grothingham ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, N eva Herrick Fannie ............1.............. ................... I oyce Martin Dean Phillips ......... Myra i...,...................... Inspector Britt .......... Wing ...................... page seventy-sim ..i......Kenneth Coqswell Mary Ann Hance .......Horace Pfister ....Vernon Witham IUNIOR PLAY Bandlllinic The Band Clinic was held for the third year here in Niles. Mr. William D. Revelli, conductor, has been director of the University of Michigan band for several years. Mr. Revelli, who was director at Hobart, Indiana, for ten years, had the first place band in national contests for the last seven years of his stay there. I The clinic was composed of the best players from bands at Battle Creek, Benton Harbor, Berrien Springs, Cassopolis, Coldwater, Dowagiac, Elkhart, Hastings, Niles, Paw Paw, St. Ioseph, Sturgis, Three Rivers, Lawton, Decatur, East Grand Rapids, Ottawa Hills, Grand Rapids and White Pigeon. This year the clinic was held over the week end of March seventh and eighth. Practice was held all day Saturday and Sunday morning, with the concert on Sunday afternoon. After rehearsal on Saturday the Niles High School Band sponsored a dance for the members of the Clinic Band. The arrangements for the dance were in charge of Imogene Travick. Featured in the floor show were Ioy and lean Peters. People from out of town who stayed over Saturday night were entertained in the homes of Niles people. The Instrumental Music League was in charge of placing the guests in the homes. People from Niles who participated in the Clinic Band were: Vernon Witham Dave Merrill Ross Graham Bob Ristau Fred Hensler Leon Smith Gordon Jackson Robert Vernon Bill Kessler Ed Powell Imogene Travick Paul Taggett Dean Gano Written by Imogene Travik Urchestra Festival The annual Berrien-Cass country orchestra festival was held in Niles on April l5, l942 in the high school gym. The festival started by having section rehearsals in the morning. In the afternoon the concert orchestra rehearsed from l o'clock until 3:30. Then the mass orchestra went through their numbers which were: In a Garden by Collins Romany Waltz by Rohnet Marche Triumphalen by Henri Vtfeber The concert orchestra numbers were: Courier of the King by Bach Russian Choral and Overture, Based on Tschaikowsky Themes Cossack Dance by Moussorqsky Sarabande by Handel Old King Cole by Brockton To a Vilild Rose from Woodland Sketches Entrance and March of the Peersi' by Sullivan Vagabond King Selections by Friml and Maier The cities and towns represented were: Buchanan, Berrien Springs, Dowagiac, St. Ioseph, and Niles. Mr. Clarence Roth, instructor of instrumental music in Niles, introduced the guest conductor, Mr. David Hughes, instructor of instrumental music in Elkhart, Indiana. The guest soloist was Miss Audra Brown, first chair cellist in the Elkhart high school orchestra. Miss Brown has won first division in national contests for three consecutive years. The orchestra festival was a great success and I think all students who were in it learned something from Mr. Hughes. Written by Marguerite Shepard puffs' sr'z'm1fy-seren Vocal festival Forty-five members of the Senior High Choir traveled to Saint loseph March ll for the Annual Voice Festival. Noble Cain, famous composer, was guest director. At 10:00 o'clock rehearsal started and continued until noon. After dinner, rehearsal was resumed until 4:30. At 5:00 a dance was held in the small qyrn for all the festival guests. Here dancing continued for two hours. At 8:00 o'clock the concert opened with the choir and audience singing the Star Spangled Bcmner. The songs were divided into three groups: those sung by the girls, those sung by the boys and the selection rendered by the combined groups. Several of Mr. Cain's own compositions were sung. Ode to the Homeland was included in this group. Mr. Cain spoke for a few minutes upon the merits of these annual festivals and music in the schools. The groups were rewarded with praise from their attentive audience. Mr. Cain also commended the group by showing his very famous red suspenders when the selection was Well rendered. ' The concert ended with everyone singing O God. Ou: Help in Ages Past. page seventy-eight DEBHTE Back Row: Kent Kaser, Phil Hadsell, Richard Borsos, Robert Steinbauer, Robert Gish, james Steinhagen Second Row: Paul Schaen, Clayton Burlingham, Katherine Steigely, Donna Curtis, Norma jean Eberhard. jo Peters Y Front Row: Bill Rossuw, Bob Warburton. Miss Studenroth, Kathleen Boonstra. Dave Flotow The Niles Debate Squad this year numbered sixteen, only three of Whom were experienced senior debaters. Those three members were Kathleen Boon- stra, Bob Warburton, and David Flotow. The sophomore members of the squad were Paul Schaen, Bill Rossow, Kent Kaser, Iames Steinhagen, Richard Borsos, Clayton Burlingham, Bob Steinbauer, Bob Gish, Donna Curtis, Norma lean Eberhard, Phil Hadsell, Ioy Peters, and Katherine Steigely. The first debating for the sophomores came on November first when we traveled to St. Ioseph to a debate clinic. We lost one debate to Comstock and won over Plainfield. Kathleen Boonstra and Bob Warburton represented Niles in a debate before the South Bend Central High School students on December tenth and Won the decision over their opponents. The debates in the Western Michigan Debate League contest held on November 15th and December 5th at Walwood Union Building at Kalamazoo were the most exciting of the year. Niles ended in a tie with Otsego for third place. The Debate Team was host to Benton Harbor on December second for four non-decision debates. Again in lanuary the Niles debaters had practice non-decision debates with South Bend as their guests. A very enjoyable evening was offered six debaters with whom they debated before members of the Bendeofethe River Grange on December ninth. Much credit and honor is due the six sophomore debaters who won in their first year on the squad their Michigan Forensic Debate keys. Those people are Bill Rcssow, Clayton Burlingham, Bob Steinbauer, Bob Gish, Norma lean Eberhard, and Ioy Peters. Especial congratulations go to Kathleen Boonstra, Dave Flotow and Robert Warburton for four years of participation which merits them a Debate Key set with a blue sapphire. page serenly-fn in? ,gc M' 21 13. iii XA.. XE 3 I wharf QL' ? ,, . 5? T .,,1 if UIHIVS LHHU III SEHIUH HIGH x 2 1 1 Q I 4: W wig 5 'J' 42 ' M K 5 i pfzgr sigh ty Top Row: Lila Mae Holmes, best looking and most constant gum chewer: Don Tennyson, Ken Smith. tied for best lookingg Marjorie Hossfeld, Catherine Martin, tied for most popular Fourth Row: Peggy Corcoran, best dancerg Dillard Crocker, best dancer: Pat Whiteside, most likely to succeed: john Mack, most likely to succeedg Cynthia Forgash. biggest bluffer Third Row: Barbara Kane, most stuclious: Bill Blackmun, most stuclious: Lorraine Gray and Bob jurgensen, most devoted couple: jane Zabel, best athlete Second Row: Cecil Coleman. best athlete: Doris Harrington, most musical: Bob Stelnbauer, most musical: Mr. Lehman, best photographer: Miss Carr, best looking First Row: Mr. Bacon, best looking, Miss Stuienroth, most popularg Mr. Mathews, most popular: Miss Peirce, biggest assignment giver: Mr. Walker, biggest assignment giver, Dick Prenkert, biggest hluffer and most constant gum chewer Cno picturel 5 -if Y' x' 'I S 5 3' w if 1 4 A E X 4 , ,gt 01? if 1 if L v r . X The 1942 TATTLER Niles, Michigan l Baunack, Artlhur Closson, Raymond Yfiiriakfifaroid Bright, Clareiufenjrf BQ-irkmi W W 7' Third Row: Calvin Bundy, Raymond Beck, William Braber, Norman Allen, Richard Carey, Leon Delton Conrad, Duane Asmus, Wilson Carpenter, Julius Batta Second Row: Sally Atkinson, Marjorie Burlingham, Elizabeth Borsos, Barbara Adams, Warren Armstrong, james Burrows. Robert Cochran, john Clark. Arthur Bowman Front Row: Charlotte Coleman, Mary Louise Britton. Joyce Barthel, Miss Crowley, Ann Mae Carlson, Audrey Burrows, Marilyn Brockway Back Row: Robert Fisher, James Cooney, Arthur Dieball, Danny Drolet, john Foster, Herbert Forbes, Stanley Farr, Charles Dreibelbis, Victor Frucci, Lawrence Cox Third Row: Eleanor Curtis, Bill Day, Bill Coquillard, Virgil Felhauer, Tony Frucci, Raymond Dillman, William French, Bill Downey, Paul Cooper Second Row: Betty Frucci, joy Cousins, Louella Cross, Lujean Davis, Donna Domer, Dorothy Dome, Iris Cooper, joan Cooper, Margaret Frost Front Row: Gladys DePoy, Barbara Cross, Ruth Dick, Mary jane Crouch, Miss Anderson, Mary jane Fox, Anna Frucci, Laota june Fry page eiglwy-two MISS CROWLEY Advisory-9A MISS ANDERSON Advisory-9A MR. RODI Advisory-91-X MISS ROCKWELL Advisory-SA or - --ff Xl Back Row: George Holmes, William Gilbert, Frank Holmes, Russel jarrell, Oscar johnson, Winston James. Bob johnson, Clifford jackson, Russell C-under Third Row: Frank jackson, james Gondeck, Rodney Hessey. Helen Haley, Betty Lou Hinkle, Charlotte Hess, Beatrice Hamman, jack Hand, Roy Hamrick 3 Second Row: Wanda Gillispie, Nony Johnston, Delores Hartline, Margaret Gogley, Margerite' johnson, Barbara Hatfield, Joyce Gentry, Anita jones Front Row: Willimay Gist, Virginia Herman, Betty Gould, Elsie juhasz, Mr. Rodi, Darlene jones, jea Hamilton, Wilma Hartstein Back Row: Clarence Mclntyre, Robert King, Richard McQuaid, Camden Miars, Eugene McVeigh, Ed- ward O'Toole, Floyd Ostrander, Dick Lillie, Gerald Main, jack Maurer Third Row: Leon Laws, Alden Miller, Margaret McBride, Thelma McElheny. Stanley Lundberg, Charles Lunger, Dick Krisher, Eugene Kools, Louis McCrory, Richard Krysiak Second Row: Melvina Ort, Mary Moyer, Mary Ann Lepel, Vivian Kubiak, Lenore McBain, Shirley Marks, joan Morse, Mary jo Mack, Francine Klinger Front Row: Billy Lawton, Elaine Lucker, Nannette Martinsen, Bernadette Knoll, Miss Rockwell, Wilma Leach, Victoria Michienzi, Madelyn Laws :J N page Pightyathree ' v r V . . f Q Back Row: john Rodgers, Walter Peterson, jack Schweinzger, Louis Peters, Elias Sager, William Runyan, Richard Rayburn, Bill Rhodes, Tom Quirk, Tom Prenkert Third Row: Arthur Regenos, George Porscharscky, Gordon Quick, joe Schmueser, Lloyd Rooks, Richard Shreve, Ed Ruttschow, Ray Parker, Russell Queen Second Row: Ed Schadler, janet Rice, Beverly Scott, jane Schiele, Frances Parker, Virginia Schrader, Patty Schrumpf, Bonnie Schnoor, Clara Schaen. Barbara Schaber Front Row: Barbara Robbins. Ruth Richardson, Verna Lee Reed, Louise Posthumus, Mr, Lottich, Eleanor Parker, Betty Peterson, Mary jane Plouhar Back Row: Gene Southworth, Robert Williams. Richard Van Tuyl, David Wetmore, john Wegner, Robert Wood, Stewart Wilkinson, Eugene Vargo, john Wolf Third Row: Lewis Webster, Vaughan Sherman, Dale Yost, Lou Ellen Thompson, Nancy Toney, Danny Williams. William Skalla. Wesley Tonkin Second Row: Mildred Walter, janet Wittmack, Edna Vetter, Rhea Warren, Mary Louise Tickfer, Alice Singer, Dorothy Wedel, Lois Zimmerman, Zora Sutherd Front Row: Mary Zordel, Geraldine Wright, Mary Smith, jean Sittler, Miss Koenig, Suzsnna Taylor, Norma jean VanLue. Wilma Van Dyke N page eighly-four ' r X, MISS CLEVERING Advisory-9B ! c MR. BALAS Advisory-9B l I I Back Row: Betty Deibler, Eugene Cannady, Richard jones, jerry johnson, Oris Aldrich, Bill Eggleston, Bob Bonner Third Row: james Crocker, Esther Bruce, Bette Rae Eberhard, Alice Gano, Bob Burge, Homer Baird, Edgar Davis ' Second Row: Beverly Donnelly, Betty Geishert, Pat Baker, Barbara johnson, Vivian Coursey, Shirley Blank Front Raw: Mary Louise Hess, Mary Crandall, Miss Clevering, Marjorie Duis, Virgina Goodman. Helen Burge 1 Baclk Row: David Korma , Donald Messner, Bob Martin, Louis Myer, james Paddock, Tommy Lloyd, Nathan Rayburn Third Row: Verlin Zimmerman, Harold Makepeace, Dorothea Vallad, Ruth Miltenberger, Elaine Rutherford. Mary Lowe, Clarence Studt Second Row: Henry Martin, Bob Sheeler. William Reed, Ruth Kocher, Beverly Wellingham, Ed Rodgers, Frank Travick, Donald Pears First Row: Marion Walker, jennie Thomas, Joyce Seeberger, Mr. Balas, Betty jo Medders. Geraldine Rubin, Merrialice Kuhl L page eighty-Eve N Back Row: Paul Binns, jack Coleman, Rienholdt Altergott, Leonard Corey, Albert Conover, Harold Bradfield, Gene Adams, Dick Callahan Third Row: ,Ioan Albaugh, Arthur Coleman, Charles Bath, Robert Adler, Ralph Combs, Norman Arnold, Peter Blanta, Ralph Boersma Second Row: Joyce Clark, Mildred Bowerman, Charlene Basso, Evelyn Burge, Norma jean Bates, Betty Brumfield, Eloise Briggs, Dick Cain Front Row: juclith Babbitt, Joan Albright, Barbara Brodie, Mr. Bradfield, Ruth Barnes, Marilyn Bailey, Mary Burdue Back Row: Albert Dickerson, Richard Hart, Eugene Fender, Dick Forbes, Donald Fry, Lee Frame, Ed. Fife, Max DePoy, jim Gillette Third Row: Daniel Culp, joe Funk, Richard Graham, Ronald Gosline, lda Mae Gillette, Barbara Gosline, ,loan Forler, Mary Ellen Hasfurther, Nina Dilley, Mabel Green Second Row: William Gombosi, Beatrice Grinage, Mariorie Cusick, Betty Frucci, Betty Hahn, Carolyn Gulbranson, Mary jane Gay, Mary Dickey, jewel Crouch, janet De Morrow Front Row: George Delpire, jimmy Gault, john Cramer, Herbert Havens, Miss Wharton, Eugene Gordon. Robert Forgash, Lyle Dale, Roy Gulbranson page eighty-six - - MR. BRADFIELD Advisory-8A MISS WHARTON Advisory-8A MISS URICE Advisory-8A MRS. KLOPFENSTEIN Advisory-8A Back Row: Billy Leonard, Pauline Hoisington, Virginia Hunt, Louise Ort, Frank jeffries, Bill Kromer. Christina johnson, Mary Linsenmier, Marian jones Third Row: Mary McLaughlin, Francis Norris, Billy jerue, Mary Lou Lucker, Norma Mitchell, Delcie johnson, Eddie Martin. Robert johnson, janet Kiger Second Row: Florence Malsch, Arlene Hibnar, Betty McBride, Dorothy Lundberg, Barbara Hintz, Martha Hickerson, Bonnie jean Messner. Peggy Kuebli First Row: jim Hunziker, Teddy Lundgren, Harold Kaufman, Miss Urice, Raymond Hockmuth. Dick Noble. john Kaiser Back Row: Robert Smith, Robert Runnels, jerry Schram, Virgil Stover, Edwin Willard, Louis Ruthsatz, Roy Thompson, Fred Young, Clifford Thompson, Robert Schram Third Row: jack Welsher, joe Vida, Phyllis Steere, Paul Winquist, Bill Rogers, Oscar Reid, Edward Wandrey, Fred Stoops, Bill Rose, Milo Reutz Second Row: Flora Riddle, Barbara Williams, Betty Turner, Betty Worm, Norma Vernon, Kathryn Rogers, Mary Alice Wolf, Eleanor Yaw, Betty Wages, Sally Roberts Front Row: Vivian Williams, Norma Webber, Patty Righter, Isabelle Robbins, Mrs. Klopfenstein, Dorothxy Schanbacker, Pat Steigely, Rosemary 'Whiteside page eighty-seven 4 'f 7 Back Row: Louis Studt, Donald Duis, Charles Donaldson, Jack Hesser, Steve Blackmond, Kenneth Barron, Delbert Johnson. Fred Cribbs, Bill Lagoni, Jack Cox, Dennis Dunivan Fourth Row: Fred Mann. Chester Stokely, Tom Sarratore, Paul Grahl, Donald Wallace, Richard Moore, Jack Vogelsang Boyd Prater, junior Myers, Roger Tibbs Charles Eden Third Row: Ethel Eldridge, Shirley Lanxbrotte, Jacky Langston, Mildred KnaPP, Sue Reum, Donald Snider, Norman Cross, Richard Wedel, Melvin Knapp Second Row: Eileen Hancock. Jean Siebert, Doris Hulett, Betty Callahan, Adamureene Hassinger, Betty Donley, Josep'-.ine Michienzi, Joan Carlson, Joan Colcord First Row: Ernestine Evarman, Charlene Jeffries, Kathryn Gordon, Helen Heady, Mr. Warren, Mary Jane Frucci, Norma Salisbury, Wanda iveaver, Gloria Baird Back Row: Leslie DePoy, Donald Burbank, Donald DeVries, Dick Dunek, Dale Hauch, Paul Howes, Arthur Jaeger, Duane Kimball, Dick Henderson, Davy Lee Jones Third Row: Bill Hahn, Duane Brewer, Burton Hurlbutt, Bob Cole, lona Jeffries, Doris Gunder, Florence Klute, Ruth Bybee, Mondo Bortz Second Row: Shirley Beddinger, Delores Hauch, Shirley Cooper, Sallyanne Burris, Esther James, joan Fedore, Virginia Drawer, Lorraine Brown, Joan Eisr-le Front Row: Beverly Krueger, Merrilyn Havens, Shirley Curtis, Arlene Cox, Miss Carruthers, Doris Eggleston, Anne Kompass, Isabelle Hill l l page eighty-eight MR. WARREN Advisory-BB MISS CARRUTHERS Advisory--7A MISS GETZ Advisory-7A MISS HEATH Advisory-7A Back Row: Murl Lindsey, Dale Williams, Robert Smith, Charles Van Arman, jesse Lynch, Burdette Merica, john Mclntire, Russell Shoemaker, Nelson Stevenson, Earl Pollock Third Row: Evelyn McLaughlin, Robert Turner, jack Miller, Shirley Scott, Eva Sweisberger, Margeret Latislaw, Robert Radka, Roy Shepardson, Rocco Vantrella Second Row: Phyllis Wilken, jean Weist, Cecelia Libey, Hannah Paddock, Beatrice Wanko, Margaret Mead, Marcia Whiteside, Ruby Stover Front Row: Virginia Ward, Ruth Linsenmier, Barbara Mcliamey, Barbara Smith, Miss Getz, Joyce Raih, Beverly Schmidt, Donna Smith Back Row: Richard Jamerson, Donald Barnes, Bill Harker, Paul Coffinger, Charles Albin, LeRoy Amon, Dick johnson, DeVerne Bucker, Bennie Bonfoey, Bobby Adams Third Row: Anna Mae Amundsen, Russell Geideman, Robert Dumcnd, Eugene l-lesser, David Gombosi, Keith Gleason, Vern Cuthbert, Joe Cain, Francis Colcord, Dale Frantz Second Row: Shirley Flint, Peggy Dickeson, Joyce Dayhuff, Charlotte johnson, Wanda Cheney, Betty jean Hall, Betty Baker, Donna Belle Hydorn, Mertacline Clark Front Row: Emmajean Eckert, Irene Cook, Phyllis Domer, Marie Hoven, Miss Heath, Donna Gould, Margie Everman, Betty Amon page eighty-nine Back Raw: Richard Tonlcin, Robert Love, Robert Thomas, Charles Sudlow, Richard Mitchell, lvan McKinney. lra Trowbridge, Donald Wedel, john Singer Third Raw: jack LaMonica, john Rhoutsong, Larry Stover, Tom Knoll, Dick Priest, Blair Walter. Donald Murschel, ,lack Stevens, Robert Walker, Betty Lue Taylor Second Row: Elsie Reed, Ailleen Walters. Margaret Potokar, Lynette Smith, Wanda Mahaffa, Barbara VanTuyl, Maxine Webber, Martha Smith Front Row: Beulah Worvey, Dorothy McCormick, Carolyn Lolmaugh, Frances Stratton, Mrs. Lee, Evelyn Wadel, Marilyn Mattiford, Arlene Vallad Back Row: Norma Colledge, Kenneth Range, Edward Graham, Albert Lundgren, Susanne Bauer, jacquelyn Gosline, Mary Lou Brown Third Row: Richard Bonner, Clifton Fay, Herbert Kling, john Kasler, Louis Ehninger, Donald Carpenter, James Hendricks Second Row: Barbara jackson, Betty Decker, joan Cogswell, Mary Bailey, Vivian Davis Front Row: Patricia Barnes, Joyce Leach, Mr. Broman, Betty Bruce, Barbara Horner, Beatrice Bruce 3-age ninety MRS. LEE Advisory-7A MR. BROMAN Advisory-7B MISS PRESTON Advisory-7B Back Row: Dick Schrumpf, Frank Miller, Jack Woods, Bill McLaughlin, Ralph Vandygriff, Roy Weist Third Row: Eugene Runyan, Tom Mathews, Edward Priest, james Wood, Larry Mould, Richard Myers Second Row: Carmella Yelape, l-lelen Potokar, Verda Wilcox, Donna Rossow, joan Weist Front Row: Shirley Ann Marker, Patricia McBride. Charlene Schiele, Miss Preston. Shirley Peterson, Phyllis Russell X Il' WW, A -l,'W Jluto na hi 1, ,5 .- CJ X I l , EMIN fjlhl J? X My 'il 'GWWQ S J is ' FAQ? J si 'J U M 'Q li 1 4' X., 0 1 .Q .QQQ5 g , A ii P' 0 ETX 'lf . 'sl' .f 9 , IA. 5 H X Q ik! ,fl 1 I Q CT' - R155 NL 6 JH,-x - lu t X '15 - , Y, A X Sgr' p ge ninety-one -lb ,X FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Back Row: Norman Allen, Lawrence Cox, David Wetmore, Eugene Vargo, George Poscharscky, Bob Wood, Arthur Closson. George Fedore, john Wolf, Percy Bosler Third Row: Clifford jackson, Charles Dreibelbis, Russell jarrell, Louis Peters, Bob Hihbard, john Crocker, Winston james. Dick Leidy, Ed O'Toole, Marvin johnson Second Row: Vernon Martin, Lewis Webster, Dan Williams, Charles Lunger, Walter Wilson, Walter Front Raw: Richard McQuaid, Victor Frucci Darwin Anstiss Richard Van Robert Allen, Paul Peterson, Raymond Beck, Bill Downey, Robert Statler L A lllll ,x xA ff . -Q? Q , 'Qvz -x-fha-5 Q.- J' f 1 f M W I All' HQ' ,, , 'H s . 1 ' 5 1 113,32 W fell A... Tuyl stewart Wilkinson. -Mala.. Peterson, jack Schweinzger, Bob Hamilton, john Clark, William Skalla, Mr. Bradfield X 4 I ulllllll :- I .0 X as 1 Z I X . I page ninetyhturn .L-Av. IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL IUNIOR HIGH TRACK JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back Raw: Harold Bradfield, john Wegner, Kenneth Barron, Dan Drolet. Oscar johnson Robert Reynolds, john Frucci, jerry Schram. Eugene Cordon, Robert Bonner, jack Cox, Harold Kaufman Third Row: David Wetmore, Charles Dreibelbis, Steven Blackmond. Winston james, john Cramer. Richard Mitchell. Norman Arnold, Robert Burge, Dan Williams, jack Maurer, Bill Downey Second Row: Donald Duis, jack Hesser, Russell Cunder, Bill Cashbaugh, Leonard Corey, Richard Van Tuyl, LeRov Amon, Bill Laeoni, joe Funk, Robert Forgash. Charles Eden Front Row: Clifford jackson, Dick jamerson, joe Cain, Paul Coffinger, Mr. Bradfield, Tom Knoll, Robert Adams, Duane Kimball. Eugene Cannady, Arthur Coleman JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Back Row: Wesley Tonkin, Keith Walters, Robert Wood, john Gillette, Robert Runnels, Elias Sager, Dick Deibler, Bob Bonner Third Row: Albert Durand. Walter Neese, Fred Brubaker, john Cramer, Dale Glossenger, Paul Gerald, George Porscharsky, Mr. Bradfxeld Second Row: Max DePoy, Charles Lunger, jim Gondeck, Norman Allen, Dale Yost, Dick Van Tuyl, verlm Zimmerman, Frank Jeffries, oris Aldrich, Arthur Coleman Front Row: Bill French, David Criffee, Tommy Sarratore, Bob Brown, Raymond Hochmuth, Robert Forgash, Dick Noble, joe Funk, jack Coleman, Edgar Davis page ninety-three JUNIOR HIGH BAND Back Row: Mr. Roth, Charles Albin, Bill Rogers, Eugene Cannady, Robert Forgash Third Row: Vern Cuthbert, Bill Eggleston, Norman Cross, Bob Graham, Marcia Whiteside, ,lack Rhoutsong, Paul Howes, Charles Van Arman, Elaine Lucker, Bill Hahn, Dick Noble, Gene Adams, Bill Leonard, Frank Travick, Richard Prince, Norma Bates, Richard jones, jack Welsher Second Row: Henry Martin, Robert Smith, Geraldine Rubin, Barbara Smith, Burton Hurlbutt, Charles Bath, Albert Dickerson, Ronald Gosline, Anna Mae Carlson, Max DePoy, Benny Bonfoey, Frank Holmes First Row: Leonard Corey, Eva Sweisberger, Virginia Ward, Pauline Hoisington, Harold Makepeace- Marion Walker, Delcie johnson, Mary lone Lowe JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Back Row: Dick Callahan, Charles Eden, ,lack Cox, Robert johnson, Richard VanTuyl, Betty Jo Med- ders, Betty Donley, Victor Frucci, Walter Peterson, Eugene Southworth, Clifford jackson Fourth Row: Chester Stokely, Lloyd Rocks. Paul Winquist, Neal Nichols, George Holmes, Elias Sager, john Wolf, Roy Gulbranson, Donald DeVries, joe Funk Third Row: Ralph Boersma, Lewis Webster, Robert Turner, jesse Lynch, Russell Shoemaker, Burdette Merica, Melvina Ort, Lou Ellen Thompson, Phyllis Domer, Nony Johnston, Irene Cook Second Row: ,Ioan Carlson, Mary Zordell, Rhea Warren, Betty Frucci, Nanette Martinsen, Bonnie Schnoor, janet Rice, Suzanna Taylor, Louise Posthumus, Beatrice Hamman, Marie Hoven Front Row: Norma Salisbury, Marilyn Brockway, Mary Ellis Wolf, Betty Wages, Beverly Kreiger. Mr. Broman, Merrilyn Havens, Doris Eggleston, Joyce Raih, Ann Kompass page ninety-four UHCHESTHH UUTET and SEXTET JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Back Raw: Delcie johnson, Mr. Roth, Bill Rogers, Eugene Cannady, Robert Forgash, Kenneth Albin Second Row: Patty Righter, Franklin Holmes, Benny Bonfoey, Bill Eggleston. Henry Martin. Pauline Hoisington, Charles Bath, Harold Makepeace, Burton Hurlbutt, Dick Noble, Richard Jones, Norma jean Bates First Row: George Holmes, Arthur Jaeger, Marion Walker, Elaine Rutherford, Mary Lowe, Stanley Farr, Pat Baker JUNIOR HIGH OCTET Charles Eden, Lloyd Rocks, George Holmes, Neal Nichols, Elias Sager, Walter Peterson, Eugene Southworth, jack Cox JUNIOR HIGH SEXTET Nony Johnston, Betty jo Nledders, Suzanna Taylor, janet Rice, Rhea Warren, Nlelvina Ort page ninety-five JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Sallyanne Burris, Joyce Raih, Lloyd Rocks, Charles Albin, Kenneth Burge, Richard Hart, Robert Walker Second Row: Sallv Atkinson, Virginia Goodman, joan Carlson, Barbara Hintz, Pat Steigely, Betty Brumfield, Dick Schrumpf Front Row: Geraldine Rubin, Mary jane Crouch, Mr. Lottich, Bernadette Knoll, Nony Johnston, Suzanna Taylor Junior Red Cross Council The lunior Red Cross Council is composed ot one Student Council member from each grade of the lunior-Senior high school. The otiicers are Clayton Burlingham, president: Lois Rooks, secretaryg and Ken Smith, treasurer. The three other members are Bernadette Knoll, Patricia Steigely, and Dick Schrumpt. The objectives are to foster and inspire in boys and girls a spirit ot unseliish service, to promote habits ot health, to give training and practice in citizenship, and to cultivate a spirit of friendship and tolerance among the children ot the nations ot the World. Even though it was formed late in the year, the council has started several projects. One committee is helping with the library service to Pawating Hospital. Another is collecting old Christmas cards to be made over and sent to American service men throughout the world at Christmas. A third is collect- ing crossword puzzles, jokes, and cartoons, to be put into books and sent to army and children's hospitals. page 71 incfy-si.1v IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 3 lHHH'S IHHH IH JUHIHH HIGH H 'N , '- , 1, .. P L was '- . 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Meow cya iz .exam ea. 0101 104p010-501.01 rx 101010101 101014 The Last Straw Politican: Now, ladies and gentlemen, I want to tax your memories- Business man lin audiencelz Good night! Has it come to that! Law of Average A young lady was on a sight-seeing tour in Detroit. Going out lefferson Avenue the driver of the bus called out places of interest. On the right, he announced, We have the Dodge home. Iohn Dodge? the lady inquired. No, Horace Dodge. . Continuing out lefferson. Out the right we have the Ford home. Henry Ford? No, Edsel Ford. Still farther out Iefferson. On the left we have Chris! Church. A fellow passenger hearing no response from the young woman, tapped her on the shoulder and said: Go ahead, lady, You can't be wrong all the time. run , Q f, ?,- Fr : :::.::1e?n:i: -. -1 zzz: 1: zzz: .: 1114:-::.: 010: 113 N. Second St. Opp. Riviera - Gray's Standard Service GAS - on - mrs cowisrs Lusmcmon Courteous and Efficient Service E PHONE 9120 Q ont at Sycamore Niles, Midi- i Q .-.e-U-----f--,pr--ezfzzziqru ! The American Shoe Repair Shop ! First Quality and Good Service i THANK YOU-CALL AGAIN g .r.-.,.0..,-.,..,-.,- ,.-0-0-0-.,......,-.,-..g. .7.,-..- r.. ,. .. .. - - ,- ,....-. -i.- t.. .. -.,-..g. 4 Q HAI-2RY's GRILL Q You are always WELCOME g i Q n + i The Home of Fine Dinners Special Toasted Sandwiches - Best Tender i Steaks and Chops - Best Coffee l i if 1 i I counrsous ssnvlcs 9 :e:e:e:f.:f1:1::1,.::.L-12:11::1::1:e:e:f,...g. page one hundred one of o:nqp1:11111:11:11n11:11:11:11: - -iznzoqpf - -: - -- - -1 qu ,:,1::1 414.1 :11::11:1:q.1::1111:11::1::1::1:11::1::1:qp1:111:11 Niles Mutual Cut Rate Drug COMPANY Retail Drugs and Sundaes if Telephone 336 l03 E. Main St. NILES, MICHIGAN -11:11:11 :1::1::1:qn1:11:11,-p1:11::1::1:qn:14 111: :1 11:11:11::1::1:11:11l:1::1l11mp1:1 :-1:11 Sarah B's Kitchen A Friendly Place where Strictly Home Cooked Foods Are Served Also Fountain Service 0 226 MAIN ST. PHONE 753 ::1::1::1:11::1::1::1::.1:qn1:qn1:11::1:11:11::n Q SCHOOLCRAFT I sl-:EET METAL womcs I NILES M c , I H. Q Sky Lights - Ventilators A Steel Ceiling - Eave Q Troughing - Slate, Tile and Asphalt Shingles g Built Up Roofing - Premier Furnaces RAY msn JAMES SARLEY I 'gl11vdbfwbfrivcm::0:1::1r1o11:11:cn1:11:co1:coucn1nn I Q NILES WASTE PAPER ! I COMPANY Paper Mill Supplies Q Iron g 853 N. Front St. Phones 236-237 Nurs, MICHIGAN I -.1-.-.-. ..1:::1,-. - ,. 1:1 ! Q ANDERSON'S I I Q STAR SUPER SERVICE I I g TEXACO PRODUCTS g KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES I I Fifth and Sycamore Sts. Telephone 400 I I I S T U D E N T Sl I Q Enjoy Your Ride Through Life With I I TEXACO PRODUCTS I I . 71 WAYNE LUMBER CO. IINCORPORATEDI Lumber and Building Materials Paints - Roofs - Coal 6ll Wayne St. Telephone 1014 ,,:01,-.,-. .-, .-. 1-. :g1up1:11111::1 1 :qp1:11:11:11:-91:11:11-11:11 11:1 Compliments of BUEHLER BROS. GOOD MEAT MEANS GOOD HEALTH II6 Main Phone 797 : -::14:11:qp11:1::1:4n111:11:21:-v1:11111::1::1::: nge one hzmrlred two 1111111311111 10101111 :1011:.p11-ummm IIIIIIIllIIIIIlIllIIIllIIIIIlIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIllIllllIllIIlIIIIlIllllIlIllIllllllUIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIllIIllIlIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll First National Bank of Niles Deposits up to 155000 Insured With Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Phones 1740 and 1741 IIIIIIIIIllIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIllillllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIKllllllIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIllIIIllIlIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIlIIIIIllIUIIlIIIIIllllIIllIllIlIIIIlIlIlllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllll 0' ll IIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllilllllllIIIIIlIlIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIlllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIl lllllllllllllllllllllll lllll KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllll Every Cify Has ai' Leasi' One Ou+s+anding Siore In New York it's Macy's-In Chicago it's Marshall-Field's and in Niles it is I f OE GRAND LEADER 'S The Siore Thai' Saves You Money! Get Familiar With Niles New Shopping Center llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIIIllIllllllllllIllllIllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllIllIllllllllllIllllIllllnllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I pg hddtl e 4.011,1o:01II101.I14I1o101o1-,101--11 1010 3 1 The Niles Printing j Company g STUDENT NAME CARDS i RYTEX STATIONERY g 221 N. 4th St. Phone 992 i Miss Akerman: What are the two new health rules you have learned? Dumb Dora: Wash your lace in the morn- ing and neck at night? Dentists make qoocl soldiers: they're used to drilling. ! ! I i PRODUCERS 2 DAIRY Z ! ! l 45 ! ! ! ! Q SUPERIOR QUALITY l 3 DAIRY PRODUCTS 1 ! g Phone 325-W 428 S. Eleventh St. E .:.II-.::e::..0-f:11::..I:1::-:1f::-.-:f..,-I-..g. .1 page one hundred four III: 141 1- PRICE 81 KIGER FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 730 324 North Fourth Street 551101. 1 it 1 1014 10101 11- 14 qt Q 1 -.pt up I1 101 14 14 1014 .png Yann:-npr :I WESTERN Tire Auto Stores Associate Member 10A S EVERYTHING FOR THE MOTORIST ue. 131 E. Sycamore St. Phone 37 National- Standard Company S Flat Braided Wire Tubular Braided Wire Special Finished Wires Lithographing Machinery Wire Handling Equipment Wirecraft Products Flat Spring Steel Niles - Michigan . pg hddfi 3..- v:0:0101n101o1010: 110101 rx-1011 0:0101-lx:::p:.::::::::::::::111::::::::::::1f 2 ! g PIFER FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes to the AMBULANCE SERVICE CLASS OF 1942 i f i 'A' 5 Broadway Marker ! 32'l E. Main Phone 'IOW l gli010l010i47l010l4!i1liKll4xl yjniyjgllicv ,jnigylglg 10315331331 :gig 14311511 iqyiqyj PHONE 777 2 Marshall Gralhwohl g Ready Beaufy Salon OIL BURNERS i The Shop of Style and Qualify WATER SQFTENERS A Upstairs Over Ready Theatre i ELECTRIC PUMPS Q WINIFRED swARTHouT i Q I PLUMBING and HEATING Q Nluzs - - MICHIGAN 5 Q Q.---.-.---.----...,-.,-,-.,--,...i. !.--..--.-...-,...--....-.---,-. 'dllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllIII!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIllllllllllIIIIIII!!IllllllIllllllllllllllllll Complimenls Milk Ice Cream Phone 136-W 906 Hickory St. F BllllIIIllIIIllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllkllllllllllIIll!IIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIllllllllIllIIIIlIIIIlllIIIIIIllllllllIllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll page one lnmdrefl sim 4. OglllllllllllllllllillIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIilllllllllIIIIKIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllnllIIIIllIIIlllIl'IIllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllf' 2 FANS AND niowzns 2 That' Put Air to Work E E F L' MADE IN NILES, MICHIGAN ARE SHIPPED THE WORLD OVER 71 E R E Garden City Fan Company 5 Manufacturers Since 1879 Ei n ':'IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII llllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIKIIIIIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIlllllllIlltllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIOIO ! g A at P i 5 SUPER MARKET l E Q 2 I02 Second S+. i l ! ! 3 2 Niles, Michigan i l qt.. t-.,..,-.,-.Q ,-. -. - .-...,...-. -. -. ...,-.. iqnqn 1011 zozriznzuzoznqmixn-.014 14 qu PARDON HIM! ' As Governor of New York, Al Smith once addressed the inmates of Sing Sinq prison. Forgetting the nature oi the audience, he be- gan in his usual fashion: Fellow-citizensff' A gust of qiqqles ran through the hall. The Governor blushed, cleared his throat, and tried aqain: 'Tellowfconvictsff' This time the laughter was loud. Oh, he stammered, I mean I'm glad to see so many ot you here! Beaten to the Punch Booqy-Did you tell her, when you pro- posed to her, that you were unworthy of her? That always makes a hit. Wooqy-I was qoinq to, but she told it to me first. o -'auxin-.011 10104101914 -.011 10101 -4:01 I1-ik' l307 Eagle St. Phone 780W EXNER DAIRY Pure Dairy Products l ! ! ! I You can whip our cream But you can't beat our milk ,QQ-4.-. -0.0.0-Q -I Q.,-0.0-1,-.,...,-0..0....g. page one hundred seven Teach all men that labor is honorabIe. We labor in wood of all kinds-all purposes. 4? Original Cabinet Corp. NILES, MICHIGAN izozozozuzoqpnzi NILES STEEL TANK COMPANY uk Welded Steel Hot Air Furnaces Electrical Welding of ::::::::::n91:::n All Metals zozozrszrzzzzxzf10:11:91: qw... , ,.. RICHTER INSURANCE AGENCY A Service Institution I6l7 Oak St. Phone 455 Niles, Michigan Compliments of Feaser-Whitcomb, Inc. Coal - Ice - Stokers 509 Wayne St. Phone 321 Congratulations Seniors HOBART'S ORCHID GREENHOUSES I South of Main on I5th St. Phone 75 e one himdrrd eight illlIllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lIIlllllIIllIllllllllIlllllllllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllillllllllIllIllIIIlllllIIIIIIIMlllllllllIIlIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllg PENNEY'S 100 0 Values Quality First! No more doubtful values! That's the ultimatum of today's wise shoppers. Penney's endorses this movement. We put quality first because it's good common sense. Our success is built on it. And because we intend to operate for years and years to come-we've no intention now of abandoning our rigid standards. Low prices appeal to es, of course. Penney's is always searching them out and presenting them to you daily. But-ALWAYS - quality is the distinguishing factor. One hundred per cent is our ideal-and Penney's values must NEVER fail to measure up to it. F E 2 E F E E E F E E '- 2 F E F E J. 0. Penney 0 ., lne. NILES - - - MICHIGAN alllIIIllIlIKIIIIIIIIlIlllnllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllIlllllllllllllllllIll!IllIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli page one hundred nina' ,:,.,--,.--A....--f,--,-...,..,-----,----- --. .gn .:.,...,-.--..- .-..-..-..-..-..-..-.,-..-.,,,.,v, Compliments of I Russom TRANSFER I 2 313 N. Second St. Phone 725 i ,:,i:::::::::::4r1::::::::::::::::::::::::101014 .g....---'--e--..,..,-----'-----,--,---- I-f.....' !.-.-.,-. .-..-,.-..-..-,,-,,-..-. , l I Q I I i Clarice Froclc Shoppe I I Compliments of 'k i ZII N. Front St. o 1011 r1f:::s1i::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::::::::::::: ROWLEY'S Shoe Store I X-RAY FITTING I 222 E. Main St. Niles, Mich. sg. .g..-.,-..-..-.-4-..-.,-..-,,-..-.,..-..-.....,-. Our most sincere congratulations g and best wishes for success Q to ll Niles 1942 seniors ll ll ll ll U Michigan Wire Goocls Company .I I NILES, MICHIGAN I page one hundred ten zz: :::::::::::::::-::-..::-1:-::-..::-::::,1r::::-...:wa- Kellogg Shop LINGERIE HOSE Specialties for the Kiddies Ready Theatre Bldg. .:.i:::r:i.::::1::12311::::::.:.:::...-iq-,q.:::::: s1i::::.:::,:::::11:1-::::::1,qpo1i::u1i::::::r:1: Compliments of Niles Auto Sales Chevrolet Dealers A. F. Stoll OglllllIIIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIllIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ' F E Fu' L' Tw 2 71 L' E F E R L' F 2 R 2 F E sjd I u Q ! !! U Q I H ! !! t ! ! U ! !! it ! n 1 ! I 4. :-. .- 3- NILES CREAMERY CO. Guernsey Milk Cream Butter Gold Flake Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Chocolate Milk Howard and Second Streets Niles, Michigan IIlIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIRS INSURANCE wmi A Parsrnr sAviNGs or isa, - ssnfsfz, Mill Mutual Agency Home Office-Lansing, Mich. FIRE - TORNADO - AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY - INLAND MARINE GERALD B. WEDEL, Resident Agent Class of l923 401 North Thirteenth Street NILES, MICHIGAN Phone 1282 xr-H--i NEW GERSHWIN TUNE Oscar Levant, the irrepressible wit of the Information Please radio program, recently appeared in St. Louis as piano soloist with the St, Louis Symphony Orchestra. When he finished the last number on the program, Ger- shwin's Rhapsody in Blue, the applause was terrific and he was called back again and again. Mr. Levant had only a half-hour in which to catch the train to Pittsburgh for another concert next day, so he tried to beg off giving an encore by announcing to the audience: I have to catch a train. However, he finally broke down and played a brief Gershwin prelude. Next day one of the St. Louis music critics closed his enthusiastic review ot the concert in these words: For an encore Mr. Levant played one of those nostalgic melodies of Gershwin, l Have to Catch a Train. page one hundred eleven QIIIIIIIIIllIIllIllIIIIIIIIll!IIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIlllllIlIIIIllIlllllllllIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlllllIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E l E W ILLIAMS BROS. E MILLWORK PAINT AND HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS 2 45 2 Phone 342 Niles, Michigan ZIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII 050101 111:01 2101 1410:-11 1 icxoxwio 4541010111111vioxxri-nzuzoznioioininxzozc 1 i 1 I i l Niles Salva e Co Q s T U D E N T s 5 Q 9 Q Q Dealers in E Buy Your Sportswear at g PAPER, RAGS and METALS Coal for Sale Q The Blacksfone Shop Q I ! i soz N. Front sr. rum 1140 2 I 2 ! i ! Qi.-zo: 1: In ,-0:4 qu: 10101. 1010- r-0... vi' i i Iusi An Ordinary Man Q R. E. i I Upon papa's return horne in tlueveyeninq his - five-year-old daughter sa1d to him. A strange I i . ! man was here today to see you papa. Did i ICWCICI' Hlld OptOff1Ctf1St ! he have a bill? the lalher inquired. No, i ! papa, just a plain nose like all the rest of us. i f g i C C . n ' 304 Mam Street . i NH-ES ----- MICHIGAN ' Debit-What you say when you have a cold i Q in your head and stub your toe. . Q. page one lumclrezl twelve 01010101 ,1010101010101 In in 111 011 10:01 14 1010110101 in znxmumvzc SIMPLICITY PATTERNS ,101:-0::::0101010:.:::::0101z:-::: HENRY R. HILL AND NILES UPHOLSTERY CO. Complete Home Furnishings-Rebuiidefs of up- holstered Furniture-Radios-Kelvinator Refriger- ators-Washers-Oil and Coal Stoves-Furnaces Repair Service on all makes of Radios, Washers, Refrigerators 219-221 N. 2nd St. Phone 810 NILES, MICHIGAN 011 1 In 11110101.-10101010101 11011 1111111 1 141011: 1111101 111 Compliments of The Economy Cut Rate Drug Store 201 MAIN ST, NILES, MICH. 1010101010101 1010: 10101010101-111 .3 4..- .- ......,-....,..,..,..,..,.0..-...,..- ,-. ,.0-1. 0,0 10101011 10104p010101010101- ! 5 Leland R. Funk 1 Q ' ! ! 1 l COMPLIMENTS i Cyrus R. Funk ..-.,.. - -...4,..,..,.0..,.0.0.....,...- ,...- q. I Evn-Better Bakery Bakers of Better Bread and Cakes I 104 E. Main sf. Phone 399 I Niles, Michigan ! ! i fi- .5 -0-. - - .Q .0-........,....0. .. ..... -.,-..g. - ...-.,. ,..,.....,.. -,.. ,- ,. ,. .-.,- 4. ! Always l The Newest Fashions in Shoes i for All the Family e Correctly Fitted and Checked ' by X Ray i 1 Hess 8: Hainstock BROWNBILT SHOE STORE i I 111 N. SECOND ST. 6 i page one hundred thirteen .3 ,..0.0.0....g. .g.,-..-,. , Q ! ! I ! I I l ! ! I! ll E ! ! I li I ! !! !! I! ll ! Q Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY O NILES, MICHIGAN ..e:::::::3:11:1::e:e:::1::::::::e:1.g. -eport Compliments of The Veni Sweet Shop 228 E. Main Phone 542 .g..-0.. .......,..,..,..,..,..,..,.....,. ...... 306 E. Compliments of Miars 8: Miars Insurance and Real Estate 'A' Main St. Phone l8lW ,:,.Qn-f-----'--'--,--f- .g.,-....,..,. Q 'Q O. K. Hatters 8: Dry Cleaners The place for quality cleaning ALL WORK GUARANTEED MAIN STREET Phone l589 NILES, MICH. I-0-I--rf --f - --e-----,-..g. 01.1101 1: 1: -:Q-.fz :,1r:::::::: 1: zz: : 11: :: : 11: 1,11 ! ! ! I ofa P Ambrose Mould I Property Management Q Rent Collection Q General Insurance 324 Wayne St. Telephone l053-W :::.-.,...:::,::.-0:221::L:::e:e:e::::,..,-4.3. age one hfzmdred fourteen o of ,xr Compliments of Lagoni Electric Service Your Westinghouse Dealer HOTEL CABINS REID'S RESORT llncorporatedi DINE-DANCE We Furnish Only the Best Music and Entertainment Tasty Sandwiches BOATS BATHING -0-tt-tt----A--H-1--t-1+-t--1'----wiv I I Compliments of g I Bannister Studio l c. H. BANNISTER i t-.1:.::.:::::t.:111-11:1..t:t,...,-.::tt::.....,...g. Johnson and Garlanger 2I3 Main Niles, Mich. Q Compliments of 2 SHOES, LUGGAGE, and i LEATHER GOODS FLORSHEIM SHOES :u14::::::r1 1o1t:::::::.::1t::::::-:::::-:cram ROYAL DRUG CO. FOUR FLAGS CORNER NILES, MICHIGAN O PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS z ::::.11-..1:-1:-zz: 1: -..::-1:-1: --1:-1: : 1: -. 1: zzz: 1: :nz- Niles I NIL ES 5 SPORTING GOODS Hotpoint Dealer g SERVICE WITH A SMILE g Michigan ! ! -.,..t- -- - ----..t- -- --...ww-------A -.--- Q. - .L ofa A man wearing a bathing suit in the Sahara Desert was accosted by a traveler qoinq in the opposite direction. What are you wearing that tor? he asked. There's no Water around here. I know, but it's a mighty fine beach, answered the other. .g..-t,. ..,.,.....,..,......,..,..... ..,- ,.....,....g. ! Compliments of I B. 8t B. G RILL H. J. BENNING i 219 North Front Street i :-:::::.:::::1tt:t::::::1::::1::::::p-11.-1:-1tqnt . page one hundred fifteen, 2. Q 5' ,-. ,-.,-.,., fo 101 101 1 10.5014 101 1 w10101n1 101: o A blossom a day Keeps gloom away EAST MAIN GARDENS 1010101 1 irq 1 110101010101 101010: 112101020101 10::::0101::::::::01010 Oscar McKenzie enocsmss AND Mens 1451 Lake St. PHONE Phone 965 FOR FOOD NILES, MICHIGAN .101-l1010101010101014w1010: fx 14 14 101014 1- 111 1 10:1 1 ix T14 1 101010 Winter or Summer Spring or Fall Make The Kerr Hardware Your Store for Sporting Equipment .101 ,10101010101 T14 1 T101 I1 1010101 ge one I1 umlrerl sixteen ,-..g. I...-0. - 4. 0 o:0I10:0:4 24 1 11 1014 101: 14 1010101014 Compliments of Lloyd H. Krueger Agency Dependable Insurance Savings and Loan Building IZI N. Third St. Phone 2I3W NILES, MICHIGAN qo- I- I- ,Q -0-.,-.,-.,..,.0-0.0-0..,- -. I.AYMAN'S WASHING MACHINE SPECIALISTS MAYTAG - ABC - EASY - SPEED QUEEN REFRIGERATORS PHILCO RADIOS ELECTRIC AND PHILGAS RANGES SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 206 E. Main St. A '1 amz 1 1 111 1 -0,111-1 1,111 1 The mem in The Iheater Weis annoyed by the conversation in the row behind. Excuse me, he said, but we ccm't hear C1 Word. Oh, repiied Ihe Iczlkcxiive one, und is if any business of yours whai I'm telling my wife? jllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIlIllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIUIIlllllllHIIllllllIIIllIIKlllllllllllllllllllllllll i5i E ks A 11111 Z EDUGATIUN DOESN'T STUP WITH GRAlJUATl0Nl ? Some folks think a diploma is a great thing-and within limits they're right. E - But the people that get ahead keep learning all their lives. E E Niles is a busy town because somebody figured out how to make better E products and kept on making them better and better At Kawneer for instanoe E E we are constantly learning more about the fabrication of aluminum. Right now E Q our 37 years of experience enable us to make an important contribution to the National ig Q Defense effort-in making of vital airplane parts. E 5 You high school students know a lot about education. But wait till you get a job. 5 e : E E JKQ 11WmC9CvDlfJ E-:IIIIllllIllIIIIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllIlIllIIllllIllIIlllllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllIlillllllllllllIKIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIllllllllllilllIIIllIlllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli page one hundred seventeen .ja .1-ig-:::,1-14:11:11 1 zzsz-mga:-ix iz-vnu: 91.4. ,g.,,t,, Compliments of Home Bakery sus rorx Proprietor 14:01 1-1 1 111-1 2 I Q Compliments of ! ' I l KROGER S 9 Super Market 2 i Niles Michigan ! , . . How, asked the officer on the rifle range, did you get four straight hits? Your rcrnqe is 600 yards, but your sight is sei at 3UU. Well, said the young soldier, see that lilile rock hallway along? I'm bouncing 'em off that! Humph-h! Teacher: Ii a number of catile is called 41 herd, and a number of sheep is called a flock, what would you call a number of camels? Johnny: A carton. .3r-irq.,-r.-..-.,-0-0-U-. -.,-..-.,...-t.- ,-0-. Q. ! ! g ROBERT J. GANO i . , . i Quality Plumbing and Heating E Our Plumbing Service is in Keeping with the ' High-Grade Fixtures that We Sell g 517 Hickory Street Phone 450 Q M-. U-, M- .g.:::::::::::1::1::::1,-0-Q:1,Q.:::..0-.,--::e:1 ! ! i B AR- T T RE ' E CA S 0 g Everything for the Car at a Savings I E ! g ze E. Main Phone 710 i 1 og: 1 .-0-0-QQ.,-4,-0-0.1,-4 -0-.1-.Q ,-. - -4 wage one hundred eighteen 11011 14 1010101011 qnzoxoznqmrz :xo Compliments of M. J. Hunziker 8r Sons NURSERYMEN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Yankee St. Niles, Mich. 301011: 10111011111 in ,111 1 1 1011 Compliments of THE RUTHERFORD Funeral Home 'A' CEDAR and FOURTH ,..-..- zzz: - ..:::::,::::-...::1:::f ,...:.,...::.::f..::12.....::1:.::f.:3.-3.-1....9 .3 Compliments of AVALON BARRON LAKE 'Ow About It? Englishman: What's that bloomin' noise I 'ear outside? American: Thats an owl. Englishman: Of course, but 'o's 'owlinq? Daftynitions: Twip: A wide on a twain Twak: What a twain wuns on ltches is something that when a recruit is standing at attention his nose always. Mr. Marks: There are two times to address a golf ball: Before and alter swinging. ........ ..,. I..- .:1::1f:-12.-. Q.. ::......g. PRINCE GRCCERY FINEST QUALITY Mens H25 Wayne Phone l382 NILES, MICHIGAN :I--.zz12:3:f:::::s:::s::...:::.::::3::.g. Goodyear Service Store :::14 14:-:z-1:-::-:::::::::: 11:21:19: :::::: 14 ! . l Compliments l w. L. BABBITT l ! I Lumber and Coal Co. Niles, Michigan l ! Q Q 5 Buchanan Lumber and Coal Co. l l Buchanan, Michigan ! ! ! Compliments of ll ! ' ll ncfqd- I l E ! The Store with a Million ltems li li li li if I ! ! ! i III E. MAIN sr. NILES, MICH. j i I :::.q:1.::p:1:::::1.:fI-6:1QC.-::...::::::I--3. page one hundred nineteen f 4. 0,4 o 1.4 3 Q.- QlllIIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIllllllllIllIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIlIlIIllIllllIllIlIKllIIlllIIIIIIKIIIIIIIllIIIltlllllllIIIIIIUIIIIIIIllIlllllIIIIIIllIIIlllIIIHIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIiIIIlilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIII Keeping Up With the Joneses -.: : : E Students, like adults, want to know what is going on around them. They want to know what the score is. Headers of the Niles Daily Star KNOW the score. For in the Star's columns every day is found the happenings of the community and surrounding vicinity, whether it concerns, men, women or young people's groups. Keep posted on local and world events by being a regular reader al the STAR. e Niles aily Star For 56 ycarr Niles' dc'pc'lzdczbZe newfpapcv' 'FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIllllll IIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIlllllllIIlllllllllllIllllIIIlllllllIIKllilllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIilllllIIIllllllllllllllllIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKO0 Q -mp.1101-v10:n1.i1o:014v1010101n1uqn0q-'10 Q E 5 E 2 5 5 Q compnmenfs of Q S p E N C E R ! . ! g Schick 8: Sons DIY Cleaners i Q i 5 0 5 5 'Tis better to have Spencer's Q 6 1 Clean that suit, dress, or gown I Q Q With service which is sought by i E I The best-dressed folks in town! g SERVICE ' i S 2 ReIining-Remodeling-Repairing Q . Q Experienced tailors to give your 5 garments that quality look. . I i ! i g 213 Fourth sr. Phone 184 5 g ZH N' F Phone 649 5 Q i i ! l page one hufndred twenty -.:::::1::.1::1.-1-3:12:321.-1:.f:.:::,.-.-4.3. .je 1010101014 10101011 1010101 ,genus 14 o fnitnz:a14ani11111.101111010101-110101014 Hitler was interviewing his Hoops cmd .gvqnqp 1 --Q - 1 1 Q Q QI- - -. - .. I--.3 stopped to talk io one private. i Q How are things with you? he asked. S ! Qh, I can't complain sir, answered the g Tynan,S one-Stop Grocery Q Sofijg V H V i and Market Q ay you can i, agreed Hitler. C ' 3 i Q Service Pleasingly Different i Pardon me, bui I noticed ai dinner that ! FREE DELIVERY E your husband smacks his lips quite loudly . i when he eats. Believe rne, ihai's one thing i C my husband never does. i 208 E. Main SL Phone 103 Q No, I suppose noi. There is a difference 2 ! in cooking, you know. ! Q vim.,-. -IQ - - - - -.,- - -I-.-Q -0--5. .g..-.,-...-4-, - - - -.qi-Q - - - Q.-0- 5. i ! 5 ! S I , I Q Stock's Food Market i Q Call SWank's i n 2 I - j CHOICE MEATS - QUALITY GROCERIES For ses: of Cleaning Q i Q af i g 0 Q g Moderate Prices Q 2 I 2 ! I 5 SWANK DRY CLEANERS 5 i zoz Grant sr. Phone 771 5 18 Ee' Main PM 765 I i i i 4.....,-.,-A-QQ.,-0-.- Q.- -Ir-.0...,..,-.I-1.-Ig. 4 .,.,-..-..-.....,-.....,-.,-0, - IQ.,-..-. - I. ..-wp fgdlllIIIIIIllIlllIllIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIllllllllllllIIIllIlIIIIIllIIIllllIIIIlllllllIllllIlIUIIIIlIIIIlIIUIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIllIIIllIII!!IllIllIIlllllllIIIlIIlIIIllIllIIIllIlllIllIlKIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ' F E 5 Complimenis 2 STATE BANK OF NILES NILES, MICHIGAN 5 Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporarion 5 H 5 'FilllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIlllllllllllill IIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIllllIllllllllllllllIIIIIIKIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIOIO page one hundred twenty-one e ! 1 PAUL THAYER'S 1 ! Q Jewelry Store ! Q DIAMOND AND WATCH i SPECIALISTS 1 l e Q ! GRUEN - BULOVA - HAMILTON g ELGIN - WESTFIELD WATCHES i on easy terms ! g e Q Q 224 Mein sf. Telephone 138 gsm.- ...U-. -0- t-.,-.Q -. -UQ.-. -. - -. .g..-.,- - ,. ... - -..- .. ,...- - .. .. ..,..,.. . E i Q 5 QUALITY COALS ! E I 4b ! i Seth B. Atkinson ! ! g Dey and Third Sts. Phone 247 Q ! 0:4 101 rirricxirrinxixviurittz 3010101 min: tim page one hundred twenty-two - .'..-,. ...,..,.,.........t.........,. - ..,.........g. .3.,...,. 1: ..- DEAN'S Since 1839 Walgreen System Drug Store 4? 126 E. Main Phone 153 The 'l'reat's on You! lmaqine my embarrassment! Yesterday my physician sent me a bill after I had told everybody he was treating me. Hizzoner Caller: l'd like to see the judqe please. Maid: l'm sorry, sir, but he's at dinner. Caller: But my errancl is important. Maid: It can't be helped, sir. His Honor is at steak. For a Iona time he had been in deep thought. At length, he spoke: Gosh, Fanny, but l'm thirsty! All right, she replied, 1'll get you some water. I said thirsty, Fanny f not dirty. 1101 ,101 1101011114 101 110101 1- 1. The despondent old gentleman emerged irom his club cmd climbed stiffly into his luxur- ious limousine. Where to, sir? asked the chauffeur respect- fully. Drive oft U cliff, lcmesf' replied the old gentleman. I'm committing suicide! 11011101014tntignzqxuzoznzniuq-110 TED'S AUTO SUPPLY l22 E. Main Street Niles, Michigan Phone 942 EVERYTHING FROM BUMPER TO BUMPER on 1-1410111-,n,1I101 Q 113:11 Let the Big Shoe Guide You to the doorway of economy, comfort, and style. Be as wise in your shoe repairing as you are in school and you'lI always be a step ahead. NILES SHOE REPAIR II3 N. THIRD NEXT TO BUS STATION xcznxczzczz 141r:::::::::14:::mp ::: 10:91. ,. .g. .g. ...- ,-A... .. .. .....,..,..,..,..,.,..,..,.. ...,-.-.,-..-.,-.,-..-U-..-.,..,-.,-..-,,-..-... I I MORGAN STUDIO AND Q CAMERA SHOP I I I I Portraits I 0 Commercial Photography O Photo-finishing I I 219 N. Fourth St. Phone 1407 I I I .-. I-. .-. ,-. .-. I .g.,-,... ..,- -.,..-,.,- -,.,- -.,..,- -.- aio I I Compliments of I I Troost Brothers I I F U R N I T U R E I I S I I I I I page one hundred twenty-tlwecf ,-wg. 'In ! ! 1 i oo e oa o. ' 0 T I C I C Q ! ! g Coal Q Ice I 5 Coke 2 Q ! 'k ! ! ! ! i PHONE 202 Q NORTH FRONT STREET ! ! Me1vin. Melvinllw What, Mu? Are you spitting in the lish bowl? No, MQ, but Tm comin' pretty close. A Sultan cxt odds with his Harem Thought of c way he could score 'emy He ccxuqhl him C1 mouse Which he freed in the house, Thus starting the first Harem Sccrrem. E..-6:3-.::,...:1.:.-4-1:1.::::1.:1...f::Q::1:' 5 Graduales . . . i Have Your' Diplomas i framed al' our i Special reduced prices I Main and Third Sts. i .f..::::,..: ::.q0-1--A,-..-.,...,-H --,--,-- .....-.,...g. page one hundred twenty-four .g..-t....-..-t.-..- up 1 .mx 1-1 11: up 1 gn 11,1010 Osteopath of Niles GAIL STEINER Room 2 Sll E. Main St. 'k MAX KASLER, D. C. 520 E. Main Ph. l036 'A' S. L. RICE, D. C. 527 E. Main St. Ph. 286 ir DR. RICHARD MCKEOGH 306 East Main Ph. 346 ,-..g. .g....-.-.- .....-.-.,.....4.-..- - - -,-.,- DePoy and Davis SUPER . SERVICE Ei' 42 Main 6' Broadway Niles, Mich. Phone l96O-R .3izf,1011:-1,211-111141-111111131 Hawks Garage Every Job Going Out of This Shop ls Unconditionally EXPERT Guaranteed WORKMANSHIP MODERN MACHINERY On U. S. 3l, Six Blocks South of M-60 PHONE 5 Niles, Mich. 14 11 4.111-izfrzfq iq.-,guna IIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQQ TYLER GROCERIES - MARKETS - DELICATESSEN STORES - BAKERIES 5 HOTELS - RESTAURANTS - SANDWICH SHOPS - DINERS - CON- E VENTS - SCHOOLS - ACADEMIES - COLLEGES - HOSPITALS INSTITUTIONS - FLORIST SHOPS - NIGHT CLUBS - TAVERNS YACHT CLUBS - DRUG STORES - LABORATORIES - FRATERN ITIES TYLER FIXTURE CORPORATION Niles, Michigan F , 'foilIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIlIlIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKOP page one hundred twenty-five glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllillllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllll!llIllIllIlllllllillllllillllllllIllIlllllllllIllIlIlIIIIllIll'2 F Lawyers ot Niles 2 GEORGE KELLER THOMAS M. FARRELL E Reliable Bldg. Phone 118 301Vz E. Main Phone 1824 E 1 BURNS AND HADSELL WHITE AND WHITE E State Bank Bldg, Phone 122 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 217 E E DONAHUE AND GRATHWOHL E E 302 Sycamore St. Phone 105 E Z Veterinarians ot Niles 5 E w. T. GRAHAM K. H. FRASER E E 43 Ferry St., Phones: Olfice 1-Wg Home 1-R W Mile East on M-60 Phone S99 E I Dentists ot Niles 5 : ROBT. G. TURNER J. G. BRoolE 5 - 107 N. Second St. Phone 507-W Burns and Kerr Bldg. Phone 758-W Z E D. C. WALTER E. R. RUTHSATZ E 119 N. Third Phone 605-W Walton Bldg. Phone 801 I D. A. MORTON w. F. MARTIN E Masonic Bldg. Phone 142 301 Main Phone 1405 -, c. E. sHuGARs E R 20116 E. Main Phone 26-W S 5 Physicians ot Niles E E HENDERSON Cr HENDERSON H. C. KLING E 2 lRobt.1 Phone 18-W lFredJ Phone 2-W Fourth and Cedar Phone 1200-W g '07 N' Second S N. A. HERRING a NOEL HERSHEY 212 sm Bldg. Phone 896 I Masonic Bldg. Phone 63-W Res. 906 E JOHN E. AMES RUSSELL HART 3 2 307 Sycamore St. Phone 25-W 202 Star Bldg. Phone 257-W E 5 L. L. HARRISON SCOTT MOORE E : Walton Bldg. Phone 84'W 107 N. Second St. Phone 1015-W E E H. M. PRITCHARD R. S. WATERSON E E 12 N. Fourth Phone 774-W 103 N. Third Phone 92 E ' .4 : a oslllllllllllIllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllIllIlllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIllllIIIIUlllllllIl1llIlIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIE page one hundred twenty-six sdlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIIIKIIIIllllllllllllllllllllillllIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllIIIIllIIIIllllllllllllllillllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllIlllg nnoL::'r's Main-Oak Pharmacy 2 . Francis B. Drolet, Ph.C., Proprietor E E Corner Main and Oak Streets Phone 1500 2 E NILEs, MICHIGAN CHICAGO DRUG STORE :AU?SciIZT0 MAIN-OAK : US 3I C US3iT0 E BENTON HARBOR OAK FE L' R 2 N Mao T0 5 5 smut JACKSON E U53' T0 USII2 TO T E I SOUTH Zi E BEND DETROIT E US33 T0 WAYNE g All Roads Lead To Our Fountain 5 rlollIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIK'llllllllllllllllllllilllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIKIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIOIQ Courtesy Can be Carried too Fur A man and his wife were in an English shooting party where each couple stands be- hind a butt and fires at the birds as the heaters drive them out. A bird flew up and the man fired, A red-faced man stuck his head out of the next butt and exclaimed angrily: Watch what your doing, sin- you almost hit my Wife. The flustered gentleman who had fired the shot scarcely knew how to make apology. Finally he turned and pointed at his own wife and said: Here, have a sho! at mine. 1.-1:-,::-.:-1:-:12::::1:::,1Ip11:1-::::,4pI:,.-1:-1 Compliments of E I METZGER'S i Office Equipment Co I IIS N. T eng:-1. 1 14 an 11- ztqfsitqpinzi Q ! TYPEWRITERS I ADDING MACHINES orncs surrues 5 Q ! ! W ! Q ! Q hird St. Phone 686 I page one lz1lmlrf-cl fll.'t 7lfy'SG1'6Il . 3. ,-.,-.,...,.f,-1.1. 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