w I 1 I 1 K I I 1 I v w x I 5 L 1 l I THE DEDICATION . . . 2 ADMINISTRATION . . 3 SENIORS I . V. . . . II JUNIORS . I .. .... 27 , X sQPHoMoREs . V .. 33 ORGANIZATIONS' . . . 39 .sPoRTs. . . . 57 JUNIOR HIGH .... 73 1950 , , Jijgggf-Q ffmfAw K I 4T74f fw'-gf 1'- If B Jig .pWffXQZ,,ZZLJ MQ yr WW I MQ M ,OAC up , TATTLER I PUBLISHED BY THE T951 TATTLER STAFF OF NILES HIGH SCHOOL www! msn QA - WMM! ---A--W 05. I'3Jb0w'fff-1' MR. GEORGE FLORA SENIOR HIGH DEDICATION It is with great pride that we, the students of Niles Senior High School, dedi- cate the l95l Tattler to Mr. George Flora. ln addition of being a graduate of De Paul and Northwestern Universities, he has done graduate work at the University of Michigan and Columbia University. As head of the Music Department, Mr. Flora has won the admiration of not only the students, but also the townspeople of Niles. Through his eFforts, the choir and the two glee clubs have advanced immeasurably. Such productions as the annual Variety Show and Christmas programs have been made possible through Mr. Flora's able direction. We thank you, Mr. Flora, for a iob well done. 2 ADMINISTRATION This fine yearbook portrays the outstanding program of educational activities in our school. It also reflects the progressive work that has been done by the people of Niles in developing this program. . MAX S. SMITH Past S erintendent Schools The Tattler is proud in pre- senting our new superintendent of schools, Paul M. Winger. This past semester he has been splitting his time between two schools, but we'Il see and hear much more of him next year. WALTER J. ZABEL Principal PAUL M. WINGER Superintendent of Schools I am happy for the opportunity to add a line to your l95l Tattlerp to congratulate you upon the record of your accomplishments, and to salute you for the opportunity which is yours in further service to education in our time. Upon the gradu- ates of high schools in the United States rests an important responsibility for the security and strength of our democracy. I am confident that you will continue in the 'future as in the past to dis- charge your responsibilities not only with zeal, sympathy, and intelligence, but with a sense of dedication as well. ww: .z3wW 3 V l l r t l l r BOARD OF EDUCATION JOHN SCAMEHORN President FRED MARSHALL Secretary CLAYTON MCCOY Treasurer ROBERT MARKS Trustee LEWIS WALTON Trustee Continued development of long range construc- tion plans to meet Niles' educational building needs has been the aim of the Niles School Board. That aim has been met to a great extent with the completion of the Westside School and near com- pletion of new northside and southside schools. In addition modern improvements have been made to the Central Elementary and Junior-Senior High School. Efforts of the board plus support of the peo- ple have made these improvements possible. Work will be continued slowly over a period of years until over crowded conditions are relieved. I DONALD BENDER-Western Michigan, A.B., University of Michigan, B.S., Physical Education, Drivers training, Assistant football, basketball and track coach. LEMOINE BOGUE-Western Michigan College, A.B., English. I' WAV K7 ROBERT BYERS-Indiana State Teach- ers College, B.S., Mathematics, General Science. BERYLLE CLEVERING-Western Michi- gan College, Graduate work, Na' tional University of Mexico, Art. JEAN CRAWFORD-Graduate work, Ohio State University, B.E., William Woods College, Homemaking. WILLIS DUNHAM-Western Michigan College, B.S., General Shop. MARIE ENGER-Illinois State Normal University, B.E., University of Illi- nois, M.A., English and Junior High Librarian. MARGARET BENDER-Carleton Col- lege, University of Illinois, B.S., Graduate work, Northwestern Uni- versity, Western Michigan College, Head of History Department and Advisor of Junior High Student Council, History. ELENORA BRIETZKE-8.5. at Central Michigan, Mt. Pleasant, Wayne University, Detroit, English. HELEN CLARK-B.A. at College of St. Teresa, Literature, English, Block. RICHARD CORRELL-University of Michigan, B.M., Band Instrumental Music. - HARRY DAVIS-Chicago University, S.B., Columbia University, M.A., Science, Mathematics. ANNA EITMANN-Drury College, A.B., B.S., Mathematics. SARAH FALLON-Michigan sim. s.A., English. GEORGE FLORA-DePaul University, B.M., Northwestern University, M.M., Graduate work, University of Michigan, Columbia University, Music Department Chairman and Vocal Music. CARL HALLENIUS-Central Michigan College, A.B., Graduate work, Uni- versity of Michigan, Michigan State, New Moon Advisor, Thespians, Dra- matic Coach, English. JUNE HEPNER-B.S., Western Michi- gan College, Physical Education and Hygiene. WWW ALMA HOSLER-Illinois State Normal University, B.E., Graduate work, Illinois Wesleyan, Chicago Musical College, University of Illinois, Vocal Music. A. J. HUTCHINS-Michigan State Col- lege, B.S., University of Mich'gan, M.A., Junior Coun lor, eboll Coach, Junior us' ss Ai We MARY JOSEPH-Western Michigan College, B.S., Olivet College, Gregg College, Chairman of Commercial Department, Commercial. PAULINE KLOPFENSTEIN--Northwest ern University, B.S., Graduate work, University of Colorado, Columbia University, yniversity of Maine, English an C seling. W' RUSSELL GEBBY -Western Michigan College, B.S., University of Michi- gan, Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, M.S., Head of Industrial Arts De- partment, Machine Shop. HOMER HATCHER-Nebraska State Teachers College, A.B., Graduate work, University of Wisconsin, Uni- versity of Indiana, Mechanical Drawing, Cross Country and Track Coach. DONALD HORNER - Michigan State Normal College, B.S., Arts and Crafts. DOROTHY HOYT-University of Mich- igan, A.B., Syracuse University, B.L.S., Graduate work, Syracuse University, English and Senior High Librarian. ELDON JENKINS--Central Michigan College of Education, A.B., Univer- sity of Mexico, Graduate work, English and Spanish. GALE JURGENSEN-Western Michi- gan College, B.S., Business Educa- tion, University of Michigan, M.A., Commercial. HOWARD KREHBIEL-Bluffton College, B.S., University of Chicago, Mathe- matics. JOHN LEEMAN-University of Michi- gan, A.B., M.A., Civics d Wo History. LENA LEITER--Western Michigan Col- lege, A.B., University of Michigan, M.A., Commercial. WlLLlAM MATHEWS-university of Michigan, A.B., Commercial Law and Government. 4051! 'I if gf 'J LOWELL McMll.LEN-Michigan State College, B.S., Graduate work, Mich- igan Stale College, Western Michi- gan College, Vocational Agricul- ture. f f ' ,Q ' W, MARGARET MULLIN-Miami Univer- sity, A.B., Graduate work, Purdue University, Butler University, Eng- lish. ADRIAN NIEBOER-Western Michigan College, A.B., Columbia University, M.A., Graduate work, University of Michigan, Economics, Government and Advisor of Senior High Student Council, American Hisyyf mx 'fiv- MARGARET PARROTT-Western Mich- igan College, B.S., Physical Educa- tion and Hygiene. RALPH LEHMAN-University of Michi- gan, A.B., M.A., Physics and Chem- istry. ALBERT LEWIS-lndiana State Col-- lege, B.E., Graduate work, Univer- sity of lllinois, University of Iowa: lndiana University, Member of Na- ational Football Association, Phys- ical Education, Hygiene, Football and Golf Coach. JEANETTE McDOWELL-Central Mich- igan College, English and History. CHARLOTTE MOSKAL-Michigan State College, A.B., Graduate work, Uni- versity of Michigan, American His- tory. LOWENA MURPHY-Michigan State College, B.S., Homemaking. LOIS OLSON-Michigan State Col- lege, B.S., Graduate work, Michi- gan State College, B.S., Physical Education nad Hygiene. DOROTHY PAYNE-Olivet College, A.B., English, History and 8th Grade Chairman. v l l r 1 Gegen? RUSSELL PAYNE-Wabash College, A.B., University of Michigan, M.S., Head of Science Department and Biology. ALF RASMUSSEN-River Falls Teach- ers College, Stout Institute, A.M., University of Michigan, Printing and Audo-Visual Education. X 1 RUSSELL -'vf j is State Nor- mal B. ., estern Univesity, English nd .-I'l Literary Advisor. MIRIAM SLEMMONS-University of Colorado, A.B., English. MARY SWAN--Carleton College, A.B., University of Chicago, M.A., Uni- versity of Maine, Head of English Department, English. ROBERT THEUS-Bradley University, B.S., Western Illinois State Col- lege, M.S., Illinois State Normal, History, Assistant football coach and Basketball coach. JOHN T. WAKEVAINEN - Michigan State College, Woodshop. JOYCE RAINEY--Michigan State Col- lege, B.S., Vocational Home Econ- omics. JOHN SCHWAN-University of To- ledo, B.E., General Science. RICHARD SKYLES-Western Michigan, Whitewater Wisconsin, University of Michigan, A.B., Geography, Freshman Football and Basketball Coach, Senior High Tennis. MARY ELLEN STEELE-Hillsdale, A.B., Graduate work, University of Mich- igan, English. FLORENCE TALBURT-DePaw Univer- sity, A.B., Graduate work, Univer- sity of Michigan, University of Wis- consin, University of Colorado, William and Mary College, Latin and Dean of Girls. LEONA TILLER-Northwestern College, University of Wisconsin, B.A., ln- diana University, Mathematics. LELAND WALKER -- Kalamazoo Col- lege, A.B., University of Notre Dame, M.A., Graduate work, West- ern Michigan College, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, Head of Mathematics Department, Tattler Business Advisor, Mathe- matics. DONALD WARRINGTON - University of Chicago, Chicago Conservatory of Music, B.M.g Graduate work, Indiana University, Orchestra and Instrumental Music. WILLIAM WALL-University of Michi- gan, University of California, A.B., University of Michigan, M.A.,, Civics. JOSEPH WHITWAM-University of ll- MARGARET WELLS-Michigan State, Iinois, B.S.y Columbia University, B.S., University of Wisconsin, Hy- M.A., Head of Physical Education giene and Physical Education. Department, Director of Athletics, Driving Instructor, Physical Educa- tion and Hygiene. BETTY YONKERS-Western Michigan, A.B., Mathematics. We the Tattler Staff, wish to thank everyone who helped us to produce the I95l Tattler. From the many suggestions and opinions of students, teachers, and the administration we feel that we have produced an annual that should meet with the complete satisfaction of the maiority. We hope you enjoy the I95l Tattler now and in the years to come. 9 OTHER PERSONNEL JOY BRAND-Assistant Librarian. PAUL DeWlTT - Western Michigan College, B.S., Graduate work, Uni- versity of Chicago, Michigan State College, University of Michigan, Director of Guidance and Curricu- lum. JANICE GRAY-Principal's Office. MARGARET PETERSON-South Bend College of Commerce, Secretory to the Superintendent. ALICE SCHUMHL-Grace Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., Assistant Nurse. ESTHER SEVERE-Secretary to Mr. Eis- ner and Mr. Stockman. JOHN THORPE-School Engineer. MABEL DAVIDSON-MocMurray Col- lege, Financial Secretary. ROBERT EISNER-Western Michigan College, A.B., University of Michi- gan, M.A., Director of Child Ac- counting ond Dean of Boys. JOHN KOVAC-Western Michigan College, B.S., Co-ordinator of Busi- ness Trade, lndustrial Training, Di- rector of Adult Education. IRENE POLLOCK-Epworth Hospital, R.N., Graduate work, University of Michigan, School Nurse. RUTH SCHWAN-Secretary to Mr. De- Witt and Mr. Kovac. TRACY STOCKMAN-Central Michi- gan College of Education, B.S., Graduate work, University of Mich- igan, Visiting Teacher. DORIS TIBBS-Secretary to the Prin- cipal. SENIOR LEADERS ' JIM CHRZAN LYDIA JEFFRIES JOANNE RENTERGHEM BERT POSTHUMUS President of Senior Class Vice-President Secretory Treasurer RONNIE DUNHAM ANN WEAVER MARILYN LARSON GAY MASON President of Student Council Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DALE WIARS GLORIA EISEN BARBARA SARRATORE DICK MARQUARDT Mr. WoIker's Advisory Dorothy Hort's Advisory Mary Joseph's Advisory Mr. Severe's Advisory JERRY KNOLL ANITA BROWN PHYLLIS NOGGLE JOHN VANDENBERG Mr. Mcthew's Advisory Mr. FIora's Advisory Valedictorian Salutotorion DONA JEAN ANTISDELL: All Through The Years. DELORES JUNE ARNOLD: We'Il Build A Bungalow, Gym Show, F.H.A., Girl's Olticials, G.A.A. HOWARD BAILY: So Quiet, JOHN BAUMGARTNER: Scatter- Show, Band, Band Bounce. brain, Gym Show, Variety DORIS ILENE BIEDERMAN: Si- lence ls Golden, Gym Show, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Girl's Official, G.A.A. BONNlE LOU BOOSE: I'lI Get Along, Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y, Little Women. ALICE ANNETTE BREVIER: Let All My Life Be Music, Gym Show, Variety Show, Band Bounce, Glee Club's Accompanist, Glee Club, Choir, Choir Accompanist, Sextet, Spanish Club, Little Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Pep Squad, G.A.A. RICHARD F. ARMSTRONG: Dark Eyes, Gym Show, Football, Bleacher's Squadf Game Assist- ant, Hi-Y, N. Club, Projector Operator, Co-op. CHARLENE ASMUS: Take Me Out To The Ball Game, Gym Show, Little Women, Honor Roll for one semester. JOHN BAIRD: A Small Fry, Gym Show, Golf, Band Bounce, Band, Co-op. NANCY JEAN BEAL: Let Laugh- ter Be Your Guide, Gym Show, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A. ROBERT BOHT: Rough and Ready, Gym Show, Variety Show, Co-op, JAMES BOWERS: Take lt Easy, Football. BETTY JANE BRINEY: Having Fun, Student Council, Gym Show, G.A.A., Band, Band Bounce, Girl's Officials, Little Women, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Girl's Basketball. 13 VC! SENIORS L61 'W UWW of QW -., A sENIoRs I I l K P I I K l MARY BROTHERS: Speak Lowf' ANITA lBECKl BROWN: Tom, Band, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. PATRlClA BROWN: My Preny VI Girl, Gym Show, Band Bounce, Band, Baton Twirler, Little Women, F.H.A. Dick Or Harry? Gym Show, Variety Show, Student Council, New Moon Staff, Glee Club, little Women, Transferred from Nazareth Academy, Kalamazoo, l950. RGINIA MAY BYRUM: How Soon? Gym Show, Little Women, Co-op. PATRICIA CARPENTER: Hs' 2 , GEORGE CARR: Farmer Bow Eyes of Blue, Gym Show, Va- riety Show, New Moon, Glee Club, Choir Little Women, Ush- er's Club. Game Assistant, F.F.A. JAMES CHRZAN: Just Because BEVERLY JEAN CLAY: A Silent You're You, Gym Show, Vari- ety Show, Senior Class Presi- dent, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Glee Club, N. Club. Lass, Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. BEVERLY JEANE CONRAD: Honey PATRICIAN ANN COONS: I Wont Bun, Little Women, Cheer Leader, Gym Show, Pep Squad, Co-op. To Be Happy, Gym Show, Va- riety Show, Student Council, Glee Club, Little Women, Co- op, Honor Roll for three se- mesters. RICHARD E. COOPER: A likeable ESTHER MAME COREY: Re 'e Guy, Basketball, N. Club, Track, Student Council. Run Deep, Gym Show, F.H.A., G.A.A. ber Me, Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y. BARBARA COURSER: sim wmefs LAWRENCE COX: HA 5l'e ' Lodi F.F.A. RICHARD CRETTOL: Take Your Time, Gym Show, Variety Show, Football, Basketball, Glee Club, Choir, F.F.A., Foot- ball and Baseball Sports Man- oger. MARI DAVIS: You're So Nice To Know, Gym Show, VUYIBIY Show, New Moon Staff, Glee Club, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., G.A.A. DOROTHY DEE: Just Suppose, Gym Show. RONALD DUNHAM: Our Hero, Gym Show, Jr. Class President, Student Council, Student Coun- cil President, Football, Baseball, Thespians, Thespian One Act Play, Jr. Play Cast, N. Club, Co-captain of Football. ROBERT ALLEN ELLIOT: Louise, Gym Show, Stage Manager for Plays. w l l RICHARD EVICK: Speak up, I Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y. I WILLIAM FENTON: He Follows The Girls, Gym Show, Glee Club, Variety Show, Tottler Staff, Football, Bleacher Squad, Hi-Y, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Pro- iector Operator, Football and Baseball Sport Manager. TED CURTIS, What Does It Mat- ter? Gym Show, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Game Assistant. JUNITA DAY: I Should Care, Gym Show, Band, Bond Bounce, Honor Roll, one semester. FREDERICK L. DIRKS: The Quiet Boy. GLORIA ANN EISEN: Dimples, Variety Show, Student Council, Band, Band Bounce, Tottler Staff, Orchestra, Choir, Little Women Jr. Play Cast Comm., Thespians Choir Accompanist. 1 I JAMES ELROD: A Sober Lad, Gym Show, Game Assistani Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Transfe d from Manchester, Tenn, l948. MARY M. FARMER: Sweet But Shy, Gym Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, Choir, Little Women, Thespians, Jr. Play Cast, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Honor Roll, seven semesters. EDWARD DUANE FERGISON: Steady As A Clock, Gym Show, Bond, Band Bounce. 15 1 'l SENIOR SENIORS DONALD FIFE: A Merry Life, ,Gym Show, Game Assistant, Hi-Y, Chief Proiector Operator. X I I Q Q Q at Mem X eb -.xxx . ' ty 2 - , B d eg .., N Mo ms, 6 Qt. . ., exte ' .. ' u Lit ome X q r om T r e Rivers, BQ-BER BARBARA JEAN FINLEY: Ring On Her Finger, Gym Show, Variety Show, Student Council, New Moon Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., G.A,A. VIRGINIA FREEZE: Always, Gym Show, Little Women, Girl's Of- ficials, Co-op, G.A.A. MARY GLENN FREEZE, Sweet IRVING FROST, Smiling, Gym And Lovely, Variety Show, Band, Band Bounce, Choir, Lit- tle Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Thespians. GEORGE GARNES: Love The Girl, Track, Boy's Octet, Boy's Quartet, Tennis, Pep Squad, N. Club, Thespian One-act Play, Thespians, Hi-Y, Spainsh Club, Choir, Glee Club, Game Assist- ant, Bleacher Squad, Football, Band Bounce, Variety Show, Gym Show. DONALD R. GRAFFORD, So Si- lent, Gym Show, Variety Show, Band, Band Bounce, Tattler Staff, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Proiector Ooperator. ROBERT GULLIVER: He's A Right Guy, Gym Show, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Proiector Operator, Co- op. GENE HANSEN: Easy Going, Gym Show. Show, F.F.A., Honor Roll for three semesters. KATHRYN GOLDFUS: Simple And Sweet, Gym Shaw, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Student Council, Honor Roll for two semesters. l MARLENE J. GRAY: Thinking Of You, Gym Show, Student Coun- cil, Band Bounce, Tattler Stott, Little Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm., F.H.A., G.A.A. JOYCE ALICE HAHN, As Time Goes By. THOMAS HARE: Everything ls Fine, F.F.A. ANN HARRINGTON: Red, Gym BARBARA JOAN HARROFF: Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, Student Council, Little Women, Co-op. Angel Of Mercy, Gym Show, F.H.A., G.A.A. ROBERT HART: Get our Of My FRANCES HARTUNE: Maybe, Way. Who Knows? Gym Show. WILLIAM HAYES: --Shy GUY. NELLIE MAE HEMPHILL: Nothing Was Heard, Gym Show, Tri- BEN HENDERSHOTT: Never Trust A Woman, Gym Show, F.F.A. DEAN HESS: Never A Worry, Never A Core, Gym Show, New Moon Staff, Bleacher Squad, Game Assistant, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Pep Squad, Tennis, Pro- iector Operator, Football, Base- ball. GERALDINE HILLA: Me And My Imagination, Gym Show, Band, Band Bounce, F.H.A., Co-op, Transferred from Sheboygan, Michigan, 1946. ROBERT HOESE: Enioying Life, Gym Show, Variety Show, Foot- ball, Glee Club, Choir. Hi-Y, Girl's Ofiicials. FRIEDA HERTEL: Pint Of Sweet- ness, Gym Show, Spanish Club, Co-op, Honor Roll for three semesters. SUSAN LUCILLE HIBBARD: If You Knew Susie, Gym Show, Glee Club, Variety Show, Game As- sistant, Choir, Little Women, Usher's Club. JOAN HIPSHEAR: Forever And Forever, Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y. BEVERLY JOAN HOLT: Naughty, But Nice, Little Women, Gym Show, Thespians, Thespian One Act Play, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Hon- or Roll, one semester. 17 SENIORS pf! I Simons ofalf 6 X gba f www PATRICIA HORNER: Let The Rest Of The World Go Boy, Gym Show, Co-op, Honor Roll for NANCY HORTON: An Artist's FlH9el'S: Gym Show, Honor Roll for one semester. five semesters. SIDNEY HOWES: Sir Sid, Gym VICTOR HUBBLE: Seldom Heard Show, Variety Show, Jr. Class From. Vice President, Band Bounce, Glee Club, Choir, President of Thespians, Jr. Play Cast, Track Sport Manager, Honor Roll for seven semesters. PATRICIA HUSS, Ohl You Beau- DORIS MAY 1RwlN, --whisper- tiful DolI, Gym Show, Student ing? Gym Show, Glee Club' Council, Little Women, Co-op, Honor Roll for three semesters. '- L.-ji.. .- DLI We Q - UW-zu, lm CIXUVM1-L f xl ' CDL UU! 1 STANLEY JACKSON: What A LYDIA AN E ES, Wonderful One, Gym Show, New Moon Staff, Spanish Club, Student Council, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent. Restful Life, Gym Show. GLORIA JOHNSON: Blondie, Gym Show, Orchestra, F.H.A. VERTIES KEYES: No One Knows, F.F.A. JERRY KNOLL, Happy Go Lucky, Gym Show, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Bleacher's Squad, Game Assist- ant, Proiector Operator. 18 MIRIAM JEAN KENNEDY: The Gal With The Flute, Band, Bounce, Gym Show, Orchestra, Honor Roll for two semesters. KENDALL KIRK: Pass The Pig- skin, Football. PHYLLIS MARIE KNOLI.: A Real Friend, Gym Show, Jr. Play Cast Comm., New Moon Staff, Spanish Club. MARILYN JOAN LARSON: l'm tn Love With A Wonderful Guy, Gym Show, Variety Shaw, Student Council, Band, Band Bounce, Tattler Staff, Little Women, Thespians, Thespian One Act Play, Thespion One Act Play Com., Jr. Play Cast, Cheer Leader, Pep Squad, Home- coming Court. JAMES LOCKSTIDT: Dark, Curly Hair. ROBERT LOWE: Wine, Women, And Song, Gym Show, Variety Show, Football, Glee Club, N. Club, Track, F.F.A., Choir. issue MANGUS: -'shy Guy, r.r.A. HELEN LOUISE MARK: My Happi- ness, Gym Show, Variety Show, Student Council, Thespion One Act Play Comm., Glee Club, Choir, Little Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm., F.T.A., Honor Roll for seven semesters. GAY MASON: As Gay As Gay Can Be, Gym Show Variety Show, Student Council, Band Bounce, New Moon Staff, Glee Club, Choir, Little Women, Thes- pians, Thespian One Act Play Comm., Thespion One Act Play, Jr. Play Cast, F.T.A., G.A.A., Honor Roll for five semesters. DONALD McCORMICK: That Old Gang Of Mine, Gym Show, Student Council, Band, New Moon Staff, Games Assistant, N. Club, Basketball, Sport Man- oger. HAROLD LEWIS: So Silent, Gym Show, Baseball, Game Assist- ant, Glee Club, Choir, Baseball Sport Manager. ALTA LOWE: For Ever And Evers Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y, Co-op, Honor Roll for one semester. MELVIN MACKEMER: That Drum- mer Boyg Band, Band Bounce, Orchestra ZELLA MALOTT: Girl's Basketball, r.H.A., G.A.A. RICHARD MARQUARDT: So Un- derstanding, Gym Show, Va- riety Show, Student Council, Band, Band Bounce, Orchestra, Basketball, Choir, F.T.A. EUGENE McCLARY: lnky,'f i ym Show, Band, Band Bouncex i-E. Mfgyf J. S 'X CLAIRE McKEE: Strike Up The Band, Gym Show, Variety Show, Band, Band Bounce, Tat- tler Staff, Orchestra, Basketball, N. Club, Tennis. 19 SENIORS SENIORS NORMAN MEAD: ContentecI, Band, Band Bounce, Basketball, F.F.A. CHARLOTTE GRACE MILLS: Hap- py Go Lucky, Gym Show, F.F.A., Little Women. BARBARA NASON: Lady, Be Good, Gym Show, Band Bounce, Band, Little Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm. MICHAEL NYIKOS: Personality, Gym Shaw, Variety Show, Track, New Moon StaH, Football, Base- ball, Glee Club, Chair, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Pep Squad. ESTHER LORRAINE PARKER: There's A Man ln My Life, Gym Show, Variety Show, Band, Band Bounce, Orchestra. LAUDNER PHILLIPS: 0hl For The Sea, Gym Show, Student Coun- cil, N. Club, Cross Country, Track. DORSIE POINTER: Enioy Your- self, Gym Show. 20 HENRY MILLER: Life On The Farm, Gym Show, Glee Club, Variety Show, Honor Roll for three semesters. KENNETH KSKIPI MORRIS: First Man, Gym Show, New Moon Staff, Basketball, BIeacher's Squad, Game Assistant, Jr. Play Cast Comm., N. Club, Pep Squad. PHYLLIS GAIL NOGGLE: A Wise Girl, Gym Show, Choir, Vari- ety Show, Tattler Statf, Orches- tra, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Thes- plans, Thespian One Act Play Comm., Jr. Play Cast, F.T.A., Honor Roll for seven semesters. GLEN PAGE: Curly, Gym Show, Variety Show, Bleacher's Squad, Game Assistant, Glee Club, Stage Manager. RICHARD PERRY: What Does It Matter? Gym Show, Variety Show, Student Council, Football, Glee Club, Choir, Cross Coun- try, Quartet. GENEVE POINTER: Skater's Waltz, Gym Show, Student Council, Co-op, G.A.A. BERTRAND J. POSTHUMUS: Danc- ing In The Dark, Gym Show, Student Council, Variety Show, Senior Class Treasurer, Glee Club, Basketball, Proiector Op- erator, Choir, Tennis. CLARA RAY: In The Evening By The Moonlight, Tri-Hi-Y, Little Women, G.A.A. J Qgwpffgldw THOMAS REIDENBACH: Oh! You Wonderful Man, Gym Show, Jr. Class Treasurer, Football, Co-captain of Football. JO ANN RENTERGHEM: Pretty Little Redhead, Gym Show, Variety Show, Senior Class Sec- retary, Student Council, New Moon, Game Assistant, Glee Club, Little Women, Thespians, Thespian One Act Play Comm., Jr. Play Cast Comm., Usher's Club, Pep Squad, Freshman Prom Queen, Homecoming Queen. ROBERT REYNOLDS: We'Il Never Know, Co-op, Gym Show. JACK RHODES: Bell Bottom Trous- ers. LUCIA RIDDLE: The Song ls You, Gym Show, Variety Show, New Moon Staff, Glee Club, Choir, Little Women, G.A.A. HAROLD ROSE: Distance Lends Enchantment, Football, Track, Gym Show, Orchestra, N. Club, Hi-Y. BARBARA REICHANADTER: Dream- ing. '97 ROBERT RENBARGER: A Friendly Lad, Gym Show, Variety Show, Game Assistant, Glee Clu Choir, Hi-Y. If X Rl MARIE CAROLINE REUM: Lough- ter Makes The World Go 'Round, Gym Show, New Moon, Spanish Club, Little Women, Thespian One Act Play Comm., F.T.A., Honor Roll for seven semesters. BARBARA ELLEN RICE: Some- day, Gym Show. RUBY JANE RICHARDSON: My Heart Tells Me, Gym Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, Pres- ident of Glee Club, Little Women, Secretary-Treasurer of G.A.A., Honor Roll for one se- mester. PATRICIA ANN RIGGS: Snootie Little Cutie, Gym Show, Stu- dent Council, Band, Bond Bounce, Spanish Club, Little Women, Thespians, Thespian One Act Play Comm., Thespian One Act Play, Glee Club, Vari- ty Show. O ROSE: Slow And Easy, Moon Staff. Se el 2- SENIORS qig 7 JCL!! O 7 AJC! 4,4465 ' MJD , Q37 ll iN SENIORS lyk NED REUTZ: Getting By, Pro- ESTHER LOUISE RUNYAN: My jector Operator. Friendsf' Gym Show. PETER SALLACK: Time Will Tell. BARBARA M. SARRATORE: A Friendf' Gym Show, Student Council, Little Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Girl's Officials, Honor Roll for one semester. MAE JEAN SCHMOKER: Usher, CAROLYN SCHRAM: So ln Lovef' And Sweet? Gym Show, Vari- ety Show, Tri-Hi-Y, GirI's Of- ticials. ALAN SCHWALN: Student Council, Co-op. BARBARA SHOEMAKER: My Sis- ter And Ip Gym Show, GirI's Otticials, Honor Roll for one semester. LAWRENCE SHOLTEY: A Real Viking, Gym Show, Variety Show, Student Council, Student Council Treosurer, Basketball, Football, Game Assistant, Glee Club, Hi-Y, N. Club, F.F.A., Proiector Operator, Track. LORRAINE LOUISE SIEBARTH: Sleepy Time Gul. 22 Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Co-op, Honor Roll for one se- mester. GORDON SEARS: Take Your Time, Co-op. MARY ANN SHOEMAKER: Double Trouble, Gym Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, Little Women, F.H.A., G.A.A. PAUL SHRIDER: l'll Get Around. GWENDOLYN JOYCE SLACK: Love To Dance, Co-op, Gym Show. DALE SNOOK: Let's Get Away From It AlI, Hi-Y, Honor Roll for two semesters. ELAYNE GAYLE STAFFORD: The Athletic Type, Gym Show, Tot- tler Stott, Glee Club, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Honor Roll for seven semesters JUANITA STEDMAN: Over The Rainbow, Gym Show, F.F.A. TERRY STONE: Full of Fun, Gym Show. DONNA JOYCE TURTLE: Why Can't You Behave? Gym Show, Band Bounce, Band, Orchestra, Little Women, Jr. Play Cast Comm., F.H.A., Honor Roll for one semester. X ELAINE CHRYSTALL VANCE: Con Anyone Explain? Gym Show, Student Council, Glee Club, Lit- tle Women, Cheer Leader, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Honor Roll for four semesters. JOYCE JOAN VANDENBURG: Ab- sence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder, Gym Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, Choir, Thes- pians, Thespian One Act Play, Thespian One Act Play Comm., Jr. Play Cast, Girl's Oiicials, G.A.A. FRANCES SNYDER: Always Hap- py, Gym Show. ERICK W. STARNEL: A Sober Lad, Variety Show, Band, Band Bounce, Hi-Y, Orchestra, F.F.A., Pep Squad. ' Lifmifjyelf ROBERT STEWART: BashfuI, Gym Show, F.F.A. NANCY ANN THORNTON: Sweet Little Headache, Gym Show, New Moon Staff, Spanish Club, Thespian One Act Play, Thespi- an One Act Play Comm., Little Women, Thespians, G.A.A., Girl's Officials. ANN MARGARET ULLREY: Per- fection Is Her Motto, Gym Show, Variety Show, Student Council, Tattler Staff, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Honor Roll for seven semesters. 1 C JOHN P. VANDENBURG: The Brain That Counts, Gym Show, Student Council, Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Honor Roll for seven semesters. CLARA VAN DUSEN, lt's All So Swell, Gym Show, Band, Band Bounce, F.H.A., Honor Roll for three semesters. 23 SENIORS Moon, StaH, Thespian One Act SENIORS SHIRLEY ANN VAN DUSEN: So PATRICIA JEAN WARD: A Sweet Shy, Booster Club, Glee Club, Girl With A Sweet Ways GYM Etiquette Club, Jr. Play Cast Show, VGFIGIY 5l10W, 57'-'denl Comm., Colonial Staft, G.A.A., Council, Glee Club. little Transferred from Washington Women. Clay, South Bend, Ind., 1950. LEONARD WAUGH: Let's Hear ANN M. WEAVER: Put Your Arms More From You. Around Me, Honeys GYM Show, Variety Show, Choir, G.A.A., Little Women, Thespi- ans, Jr. Play Cast Comm., Thes- pian One Act Play Comm., Band Bounce, Tattler Staff, Sextet, Glee Club, Honor Roll for seven semesters. MARY ANN WEAVER: UCOUIU Bef, GERALDINE E. WEBBER: All The Gym Show, Student Council, Things You Are, Gym Show, New MOON Stuff, TTI-Hi-Y, Junior Class Secretary, Student G.A.A. Council, Taltler Staff, New Play Comm., Jr. Cast Comm. F.T.A., Honor Roll for seven se- mesters, CO-op. D ARY GWENDOLYN WEBBER: JAMES WEIGHART, -:My Ambg- Thou Swell, Gym Show, Tat- X' Staff, New Moon sfufr, Lit- tle Women, Jr. Play Cast Q Comm., F.T.A., Honor Roll for Q5 seven semesters. tion, Gym Show, Student Council, Orchestra, Glee Club Thespians, Jr. Play Cast, Thes plan One Act Play, Thespians One Act Play Comm., Cross Country. ROSEMARY ANN WHITFIELD: DALE M, WIARS: So Tired, Gym More Than You Know. GARY WILKENSON: Slippin' Around, Gym Show, Proiector Operator, Co-op. ROSALIE WRIGHT: The Man l Love, Gym Show, F.H.A., GirI's Officials, G.A.A., Transferred from Detroit. 24' Show, Student Council, New Moon Staff, Jr. Play Cas Comm., HIVY, Thespians, Thes pian One Act Play Comm. Honor Roll for one semester. LOUISE WOLFORD: Something New, Variety Show, Glee Club Jr. Play Cast, Usher's Club G.A.A., Transferred from Bu chanan, 1950. VIRGINIA WRIGHT: My ldeal.' GRACE YAW: Do I Worry, Gym Show, Tri-Hi-Y. CARL YOUNG That Handsome Man, Gym Show. MARY ZIMMERMAN: Not Much From You, Gym Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, Co-op, Honor Roll for three semesters. NO PICTURES: WILLIAM FRIES JAMES PINKERTON C L A S S P 0 E M THE CLASS OF FIFTY-ONE LOOKS BACK The Class of Fifty-One looks back Upon the days gone by, , Events that can never be lived again No matter how hard we may try. Goodbye to class quizzes, Those dear old C. Q.'s Farewell to English classes r With their exceptions to the rules. So long to speech class And iostling cafeteria lines, To geometric figures- Tangent, secant, and sine. How we'll miss government With chapters four through eleven due, And history with all its dates That no one ever knew. So long to shorthand, Never again a typing drill. No more laughing at teacher's iokes lHow we will miss Old Billll Of course there's Latin and Spanish, Agriculture, printing, and more. And doing all our homework Proved to be a chore. But gee, I'lI sort of miss The field trips we took, And there's lots of learning That didn't come from books. Plays, band, and orchestra. Clubs, and student council too, Variety Show and government day, And teams fighting for the gold and blue. Summing up our school days We found them full of fun, Niles High will long be remembered By the Class of Fifty-One. -LOUISE MARK 25 .,, UVM DHYHAP1 Nj ne.rn-:seam POPIAL R - f Y, Jvuvv uaage in UEVOTED , A ' A E,,:E, 2 K mem:'vTr 1:sv BH- W1-1-ff osulzss muvngg Mnamw F u-in 3 ' ,.,.,,. 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President fifiifgff RICHARD PETERSON T 27 CARMELLA FRUCCI 5 Y .IUNIORS 99002 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Barbara Abair, Margaret Aberman, Jerry Adler, William Allen, Joan Anderson, Cleoro Anstiss, John Armstrong, Dale Arnold Arnold Arscheene, Waneta Baker, John Balon, William Baxter, Thomas Bell, Joe Beniamin, Marilyn Bisby, Darwin Biorge James Bowden, Elaine Brewer, Stevins Brown, Glen Burch, Max Bull, Ronald Byrum, Robert Calder, Delores Cannady Carol Carlson, Donald Carpenter, Marian Carr, Lyle Clark, Sondra Clark, Patricia Coleman, Beverly Calvin, Frances Compoe V Frieda Compose, Mary Lou Connors, Karien Cook, Robert Coons, Joyce Cooper, Shirley Carey, Arvilla Courser, Fred Cramer Donald Crane, Evelyn Cripe, Thomas Crocker, Marian Lois Crouch, Yvonne Cummings, Dean Curtis, Jerry Darling, Estal Daron Harley Davis, l.azell Davis, Richard DeForest, Thomas DeFaresl, Leona Dickerson, Richard Dircks, Carolyn Dixon, Richard Easely 28 ,.,. H in if i wi J E 2' Row Row Row Row Row Row Row .IUNIORS Mary Ellis, Donald Elrod, Norma Enger, Donald Ernsberger, Evelyn Ernsberger, Joyce Farris, Mary Jo Fenton, John Finney Chester Fletcher, Jennifer Forbes, Thomas Fortier, Joy Freeze, Kathryn Freeze, Mary Fries, Dale Frizzell, Carmella Frucci Barbara Fuller, Marion Fuller, Phyllis Geary, Dale Geer, Verna Geishirt, Vivian Geishirt, Norma George, Rodger Gerald Casper Grathwohl, Beverly Gray, Donald Grieger, Carolyn Grimes, Clarimond Grubbs, Ronald Gulliver, Hary Haas, Howard Haimbaugh Jean Hancock, Robert Handshaw, Howard Harris, Marcai Haslinger, Virgil Hatch, Norbert Hauser, Shirley Hendershott, Joyce Hoese Robert Holland, Hortense Holloway, Vera Holloway, Donald Hover, George Jacobs, Carol Jaeger, George Jerdon, Delores Johnson Jeanne Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Estella Jones, Marilyn Jones, Mona Janes, Norma Jones, Ruth Jones, Donald Kaiser 29 .IUNIORS Row Row Row Row Row Row Row KE? .2 ., . if i :W an V, 'tape' 2 'Q gi 9 il is it 'iz i , if :-f 2 F - Q l ' f l , 1' fix th 5: 4' . wvvy, A I ,.,,.. 5 c . 1 xA-, f Robert Kane, Ann Karns, James Kennedy, Shirley Kerr, Vann King, Elain Klann, Francis Knapp, Vernon Knapp Frederick Krieger, Harley Leak, James Lepal, Donald Lierley, Kathleen Lierley, Franklin Linn, Joseph Lovell, Annabelle Low Betty Luse, Constance Lutzen, George Lutzen, Walter MacDonald, William MacDonald, James Mack, Richard MacNeal, William Malloy Fred Manchow, Margaret Mannix, Albert Marazita, Phillip Marrs, Jean Martin, James Martin, Walter Mattiford, Duane Mayhew Nancy McCartney, Julia McDonald, Betty Mclaughlin, Ronald Michael, Herbert Miller, Leslie Miller, Margaret Miller, Violet Miller Marlene Milner, Mary Mitchell, Robert Molica, Conrad Morris, Margaret Mudd, Patrick Nees- ley, Mary Newsome, John Niedzielski Patricia Olinghouse, Nancy Oliver, Patricia Orias, Dale Oswald, Dena Park, Phillip Parker, Gerald Percy, Richard Peterson 30 JUNIORS Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Loreen Pike, Ronald Pingel, Bob Plomb, William Pollock, Leonard Pozanski, Palricia Prenkerl, Lois Purucker, Rolf Rampoll Richard Ranfl, Norma Rau, Alice Reed, Carol Reyniers, Jane Rhodes, Beverly Riley, Norma Riley, Emma Robbins Russell Saalhoff, Vearle Sample, Ovalyn Scheibel, John Schoff, Susan Scholl, Juanila Schrader, Roberl Schrader, Darwin Seilz Sally Shaffer, Max Shepardson, Barbara Sheperis, Larry Shoemaker, Frank Shula, Reba Simp- son, Charlene Skinner, Virginia Smalley Alfrella Smith, Carol Smilh, Donald Smilh, James Smilh, LaVerna Spain, David Sleinbauer, Helen Slringham, Susie Taylor Roberl Teeler, June Thompson, Calherine Tomlinson, Lois Umbenhaur, Jean VanTyle, Mariann Vogelsang, Ronald Wain, Shirley Walker Joyce Walters, Scoll Waller, Bruce Waugh, Jeanne Weaver, Palricia Websler, Nancy Weisl, Marilyn Wenzell, Marilyn Whilelield 31 .IUNIORS Row I: Lawrence Wickler, Rolland Williams, Daniel Wilson, Sandra Wilson, Norma Wise, Roberl Woller, Charlolle Wruck, Billie Young Row 2: Fred Young, Jack Zimmer, Franklin Zimmerman ,,,, , 32 SOPHOMORES Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Robert Albert, Charles Allen, Margaret Amon, George Andrews, Ruby Anglin, Paul Antisdel, Lonnie Applegate, Patricia Asmus Beverly Atkins, Mariorie Atkinson, Frederick Ausmus, George Backcock, Jane Bair, Tom Bald- win, Agnne Bassett, Virginia Battcher Richard Beehler, Jerry Bender, Barbara Beniamin, Lyn Berquist, Donald Bowerman, Joan Brand, Barbara Brenner, Laura Brewes Jean Brooks, Joan Brooks, Lois Brown, Norma Brown, Edward Bruner, Fred Burdue, Beverly Burklow, James Burton Marjorie Burton, Shirley Carlson, Lova Christman, Larry Cochran, Rosemary Cochran, Dorothy Cochrane, Verna Coleman, Virginia Colvin Barbara Conrad, Richard Conrad, Marilyn Coons, Carl Corwin, Edward Cottrell, Rosella Coul- tas, Dean Cousins, Eugene Grace Murray Crawford, Ross Creviston, Margaret Curtis, Donna Davis, Jane Dee, Gay Dicerto, Shirley Dickeson, Evelyn Donahue 33 SOPHOMORES Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Shirley Doudt, Michael Dreher, Richard Dunham, Shirley Dutton, Everett Ecker, Fred Eckler, Herman Exner, Rosemerry Fletcher Edward Flick, Duane Flint, Janice Forbes, Denis Fortier, Harry Foster, Sandra Fraser, Lois Frazier, Michael Freyer Margery Fries, Anita Frucci, John Gersonde, Nancy Gessinger, Virginia Goldfuss, Robert Gorden, Janet Gould, Jane Grathwohl Shirley Grathwohl, Helen Green, Robert Green, Betty Gwin, Betty Haberling, Elma Hamerick, Evelyn Hancock, Gale Harris . Gail Harroff, LeRoy Hartline, Kenneth Hartline, William Hartman, Karl Haviland, Doris Hayes, Keith Healy, Wayne Hentsch John Herman, Alice Herrmann, Nadine Hilligoss, William Hoese, Virgil Hoese, Gene Holstein, Jamies Hoover, Jean Horvoth Joan Howard, Russell lmus, Sally Irwin, Lois Jacobson, Juliana Joroch, Frederick Jasper, Dale Johnson, Kathrine Johnson 34 f ii will QS JW 5 wr -3 I, w SOPHOMORES Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Leonore Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Joseph Jones, Belly Jorgenson, Lois Kaler, Delores Kil- larney, Gwendolyn Kirkendall, Carol Knauf Ted Knoll, Julia Krieger, Jack Kubiak, Ted Laesch, Kenneth Larson, Herberl Lalislow, Lawrence Lee, Roberl Leggell Yvonne leighlly, Carol Lepel, Gerald Lewis, Earnesl libey, Earlene linlz, Helen lulh, Sharon Lynd, Dorolhy Makepeace , Alan Manlke, Virginia Manlhe, Ann Marshall, Priscilla Marslon, Thomas Marlin, Cloyd Malhews, Rodger Maxwell, Shirley Mclnlyre Suzanne McKee, Georgia Mclaughlin, Jean Mclaughlin, William Mead, Thomas Meador, Jack Mell, Jeannelle Meyers, Marlene Michalski Delores Miller, Howard Miller, William Miller, Charles Millenburger, Marilyn Milchell, Donald Monroe, Greg Morden, Mary Morris Josephine Mudd, Carl Murphy, Virginia Myler, Charles Needham, Leah Nieb, Russell Noggle, Patricia Parker, Niels Pelerson 35 l l .cl li' SOPHOMORES Row Row Row Row Row Row Row been ,M Clit , e Sei, il ' We John Petruska, Mary Pickens, Virginia Pickens, Jane Pifer, Violet Pryor, Ann Ralston, Barbara Ramsby, Gale Ramsby Beverly Rau, Joan Rector, William Reed, Robert Reum, Rose Richardson, Marjorie Roberts, Bradley Robertson, Laura Rodgers Peter Rodgers, Gordon Rollert, Charles Ruttschaw, Kenneth Saathoff, Raymond Sanford, Joyce Savely, Richard Scamehorn, Ronald Schelkopf Sharon Schoenradt, Charlene Schott, Waneta! Schofield, Nancy Schott, Patricia Schrader, Robert Schweitzer, Karen Selent, Wayne Sheldon James Shell, Carl Shepard, Fay Shepardson, Kay Shepardson, Marilyn Sheperis, Barbara Shuster, James Siebarth, Barbara Slight Sandra Smith, Suzanne Smith, Janice Snook, Richard Sobieralski, Nancy Southworth, Norma Spansail, Bonnie Spencer, Donald Sriver Gary Steeby, James Stephens, Herbert Stingel, Keith Stone, Delores Stover, Lawrence Talley, JoAnn Taylor, Madelyn Thomas ' 36 Qt f ' i f 3612145 , ,,.-u si 'ffm we 1, w : ' - .,1- .e, -Y -- -Y- Q 'M M?V ,1, A n MQ 'X mkafi Q , SOPHOMORES 1 t it all ,. Ee i x ,gg g, lb-'vs ff. M- V H 3,22 55' , . Row I: Richard Thomas, Ted Toback, Gladys Tucker, Jonyce Ullrey, June Uselton, William Utter, Shirley Vandenburg, Donald VanKampen Row 2: Janet Vanlue, Donald Vernon, Delwyn Walker, Leroy Walker, Henry Warda, William Weaver, William Webster, Barbara Welch Row 3: Mary Wetzel, Grover Williams, Lionel Williams, Pierce Williams, Douglas Wise, Wesley Wise- man, Shirley Wolf, Sandra Wolford Row 4: Mary Young , No Picture: Jimmie Hopper, Dorothy Hayward, Robert Leason 37 YQ-if 38 I- 7, Mariorie Atkinson, Sandra Fraser, Louise Mark, Joan Renterghem, Shirley Dutton, Lydia Jef- Raw Row Row Row Jim Mack, Dick Peterson, Don McCormick, Dick Easely, Jerry Adler, Dick Perry, Cap Grath- wohl, Dole Wiors, Ted Knott, Dick Dircks, Dick Cooper Woodrow Morrison, James Shell, Niels Peterson, Marion Fuller, Margaret Aberman, Marilyn Bisby, Sharon Lynd, Carolyn Grimes, Pat Coleman, Lois Umbenhaur, Helen Luth, Mary Jo Young Carmella Frucci, Elaine Klann, Frieda Compoe, Evelyn Hancock, Barbara Ramsby, Sally Shaffer, Evelyn Ernsberger, Barbara Saratore, Elaine Brewer, Barbara Fuller fries, Jim Weighart, Bert Posthumus, Margaret Amon, Verna Coleman, Jean Brooks, Jean Hancock Row 'l: Dick Marquardt, Ronald Williams, Ronald Dunham, Ann Weaver, Mr. Nieboer, Gay Mason, Marilyn Larson, Gloria Eisen, Anita Brown STUDENT COUNCIL Ronald Dunham . President Ann Weaver . Vice-President Marilyn Larson . Secretary Gay Mason . . Treasurer This year the Student Council under the sponsorship of Mr. Nieboer has accom- plished many things. Besides sponsoring dances after games, it has also put on the Snowball and planned the entire Homecoming celebration. lt also sponsors the annual Government Day program, during which students manage functions of the city, College Day, and exchange auditorium programs. The Student Council chose a committee whose purpose is to improve conditions of crowded halls and cafeteria and other problems in the school and its surroundings. The Student Council has performed many other duties, some of which are not outwardly apparent to the student body. Certainly these boys and girls need to be congratulated for their splendid work this year. 40 FUTURE TEACHERS Row 3: Marilyn Larson, Julia Durm, Barbara Leuders, Jo Ann Creviston, Shirley Walker, Shirley Vandenburg Row 2: Carol Repine, Estella Jones, Norma Sponsoil, Kenneth Saalhoft, Lois Umbenhaur, Kitty John- son, Delores Connady Row l: Louise Mark, Janet Green, Margaret Mannix, Mrs. Tiller, Phyllis Noggle, Gay Mason, Marie Reum F . T . A . Phyllis Noggle . . President Gay Mason . . Vice-President Margaret Mannix . . Secretary Janet Green . . Treasurer Mrs. Tiller . Adviser So you want to be a teacher! The F. T. A. would be a wonderful experience for students interested in teaching as a profession. These future teachers are con- stantly working for the qualities which are essential to a good teacher and the development of leadership. This is the second year that the Future Teachers of America has been organ- ized in Niles High School under the charter received from the National Education Association. The students gain experience in teaching in the classroom through the cadet teaching program. They learn facts about the profession in their own locality, state, and nation and the opportunities in it. Some of the speakers on the agenda have been Miss Dorothy Hoyt, Mr. Tracy Stockman, and Mr. Max Smith. Two girls' will be chosen by the Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority to attend an F. T. A. workshop at St. Mary's Camp near Battle Creek later this year. Best of luck to you, the future teachers of America! 41 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Adler, Allen, D. Armstrong, Coaches Skyles, Theus, Bender, Halcher J. Armstrong, Bell, Marazila, W. McDonald Baxter, Chrzan, Hayes, Wall McDonald, McCormick Coons, Cooper, Hart, Jerdon, McKee, Miller Curiis, Crocker, Henisch, Morris, Neesley Davis, D. DeForest, Sholfey, Parker, laudner T. DeForest, Dunham, Pingle, Plumb Easley, Ernsberger, Knoll, Kreiger, Posthumus, Reidenbach Foster, Juller, Lowe, Rose, Schol? Garnes, Gralhwohl, Marrs, Shrader, Shepardson Coaches Hutchins, Wall, Lewis, Joe Whllwam, Wollers, Waugh, Zimmer 42 1' lf yy' -A1 C gp Row THESPIANS Leonard Waugh, Dick Peterson, Jim Mack, Duane Mayhew, Jim Weighart, Ronald Dunham, Joan Renterghem, Nancy McCartney Row Charlene Skinner, Barbara Sheperis, Shirley Walker, Carol Reyniers, Dale Wiars, Dale Friz- zell, Norbert Hauser, Pat Riggs Row Gloria Eisen, Nancy Thornton, Ann Weaver, Mary Glenn Freeze, Phyllis Noggle, Joy Freeze Jean Van Tuyle, Mr. Hallenious Row Mary Farmer, Beverly Holt, Gay Mason, Sidney Howes, George Garnes, Marilyn Larson, Mari- lyn Larson, Joyce Vandenberg Sidney Howes . . President Beverly Holt . . Treasurer Gay Mason . Vice-President Joyce Vandenburg . Clerk Marilyn Larson . . . Secretary Mr. Hallenius . . . . Adviser The purpose of the Thespian Society is to further dramatic arts in any way. The organization of Niles High School is troop 766. Some of the proiects of the troop have been to exchange assembly programs with other schools, to present an eve- ning of one act plays, and to go to Chicago to see South Pacific. N CLUB Larry Sholtey . . . President Don McCormick Vice-President Phil Parker . . Secretary Ronald Dunham . . . . . . . . . Treasurer The N Club, organized in 1946, has become an outstanding athletic organ- ization in Niles High. Membership is open to any boy winning his maior N in any interscholastic sport. Initiation of new members is held after each sport season, and a banquet for all members is held in the spring. The N Club fosters a finer spirit of sportsmanship, promotes greater interest in aihletics, and creates more encouragement for scholarship among its members. 43 Row Row Row Row Row Row G. A. A. Ann Ralston, Jean Brooks, Rose Richardson, Connie Lutzen, Beverly Gray, Marlene Michalski, Shirley Dutton, Virginia Myler, Susie Smith, Jane Grathwohl, Jane Pifer, Helen Luth, Marjorie Atkinson Evelyn Cripe, Rosalie Wright, Zella Malot, Delores Arnold, Doris Biederman, Barbara Sheperis, Norma Riley, Carmella Frucci, Frieda Compoe, Betty Haberling, Janet Green, Kay Shepardson, Barbara Ramsby, Joey Mudd, Margaret Mudd Elaine Klann, Lyn Berquist, Marjorie Burton, Joan Brooks, Patty Jo Orias, Jennifer Forbes, Barbara Fuller, Julia McDon- ald, Norma Jones, Susie Taylor, Rosemary Fletcher, Julia Krieger, Fay Shepardson, Evelyn Hancock, Frances Compoe Shirley Vandenburg, Beverly Atkins, Lois Umbenhaur, Kitty Johnson, Karen Cook, Mary Fries, Louise Wolford, Barbara Finley, Arvella Courser, Nancy Oliver, Beverly Riley, Reba Simpson, Kathryn Freeze Shirley Clark, Joyce Vandenburg, Marlene Gray, Mary Frame, Gay Mason, Mary Ann Weaver, Ann Weaver, Gay Dicerto, Joan Brand, Marilyn Coons, Janice Snook, Laura Brewer, Helen Stringham Lucia Riddle, Betty Briney, Ruby Richardson, Verna Geishert, Miss Hepner GIRLS' OFFICIALS J Row 3: Lois Umbenhaur, Verna Geishert, Charlotte Wruck, Charimond Grubbs, Beverly Gray, Jean Hancock, Pat Coleman Row 2: Mae Jean Schmoker, Juanita Schrader, Frieda Compoe, Barbara Shoemaker, Beverly Riley, Patty Morris, Martha Krieger Raw l: Nancy Thornton, Betty Briney, Miss Hepner, Miss Parrot, Kathryn Freeze, Karien Cook l 44 Row Row Row Row GAME ASSISTANTS : Don McCormick, Dean Hess, Dick Easley, Kenneth Morris, Glen Page, Dick Armstrong, Harold Lewis, Bob Teeter : Bob Lowe, Bill Fenton, Richard Evick, Don Hover, Don Fife, James Elrod, Fred Manchow, Dale Frizzell : Pat Carpenter, Pat Coleman, Shirley Kerr, Jennifer Forbes, Anita Frucci, Margaret Aberman, Carolyn Grimes, Jane Grathwohl, Martha White 1 Susan Hibbard, Joan Brand, Jaan Renterghem, Mr. Whitwam, Phyllis Geary, Sally lrwin, Norma Spansail USHERS CLUB Left to Right: Sally Irwin, Susan Hibbard, Martha White, Patricia, Carpenter, Joan Brand, Phyllis Geary, Patricia Coleman, Jane Grathwohl, Mr. Whitwam, Shirley Kerr, Margaret Aberman, Joan Renterghem, Norma Spansail, Anita Frucci, Jennifer Forbes, Carolyn Grimes 45 ja A if I: . of f x n f ,I ' 1 ,fl-M 4 11 ' CHEER LEADERS Lefl lo Righh Elaine Vance, Beverly Conrad, Marilyn Larson, Reba Simpson, Marilyn Bisby, Robert Handshaw TOT TENDERS' CLUB Row 2: Jean Kirkendall, Leah Nieb, Barbara Sheperis, Medelyn Thomas, Ann Ralston, Delores Can' nady, Janet Green Row 1: Killy Johnson, Virginia Myler, Lois Jacobson, Miss Talbert, Allice Herrmann, Priscilla Marston M l L l Row 4: Jack Keller, Art Baurenliend, Sylvia Frucci, Karen Hunziker, Gloria Williams, Russell lmus, John Wade, Garnett Keeys, Jack Kubiak, Chester Brock, Clarence Pycha Row 3: Karen White, Betty Haberling, Helen Mead, Judy Green, Lois Umbenhaur, Phyllis Knoll, Joan . Renterghem, Barbara Fuller, Jim Bowden, Charles Thomas Row 2: June Hibbard, Lucille Mark, Karen Cook, Shirley Grathwohl, Joyce Cooper, Mariann Vogel- sang, Delores Cannady, Lucia Riddle, Shirley Wolf Row 'l: Suzanne Harris, Milzi Ropes, Nance McCartney, Nancy Thornton, Lydia Jeffries, lAssislanl Edilorl, Mr. Hallenius, Marie Reum, lEdilorl, Carol Reyniers, Alice Brevier. NEW MOON Lydia Jeffries C0-Editor Marie Reum . Co-Editor Nancy Thornton , Features Jack Kubiak . Sports Russell lmus . . . . Sports Carol Reyniers Business Manager Mr. Hallenius ..... . . . . Adviser The NEW MOON was organized in I947. This was the first school sponsored paper since the termination of the original MOON in 1932. The NEW MOON is a student supported activity. StaFf members type, proof- read, duplicate, assemble, and sell the paper, which is published every Friday and issued at a cost of five cents per copy. f V 47 Row 4: Gloria Johnson, Mariorie Fries, Linda Clay, Beverly Gray, Charlotte Wruck, Kay Shepherdson, Nancy Southworth, Lova Christman, Beverly Atkins, Pat Schrader, Laura Spain Row 3: Charlotte Mills, Elaine Brewer, Virginia Goldfuss, Kitty Johnson, Angie Dicerto, Janet Russell, Euna Brumitt, Ruth Ann Wieland, Darlene Galbreath, Virginia Pickens Row 2: Lovetta Pickens, Mary Ann Brothers, Juanita Stedman, Frances Campoe, Helen Stringham, Delores Arnold, Doris Biederman, Shirley Hendershott, Nancy Gessinger, Clara Van Dusen Row I: Kathleen Lierly, Fay Shepherdson, Donna Turtle, Mrs. Olson, Beverly Clay, Mariarie Burton, Joan Howard, Beverly Rau F. H. A. Donna Turtle . President Joan Howard . Treasurer Mariorie Burton Vice-President Beverly Clay . . Historian Fay Shepardson . Secretary Mrs. Olson . Adviser Mrs. Quinton Crocker . Club Mother lf your interests pertain to domesticity, girls, here's an organization in which to take active membership. The general purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to create an interest and emphasize the importance of worthy home membership and the satisfactions of homemaking. ln November delegates were sent to the Regional F. H. A. Convention at Kal- amazoo, where functions of the organization were discussed with other F. H. A. delegates. A state convention, similar to it, was held at Lansing in March. 48 Row Row Phil McKenzie, Bill Reed, Gene Baker, John Burge, Henry Warda, Larry Talley, Duane Herron, Jim Cloutier, Tom Martin, Lawrence Cox, Bob Williams Don Strohl, Ray Wirant, Dick Manke, Dick DeForest, Charles Miltenberger, Dean Cousins, Leslie Mangus, Jerry Lewis, Ozzie Ziegler, Donald Freeze, Tom DeForest Row Melvin Berquist, Don Carpenter, Dale Geer, Herbert Miller, Richard Yaw, Verties Keys, lrving Frost, Dick Crettol, Laverne Harner, Tom Milner Row Jim Burton, Norman Mead, Bob Stewart, Mr. McMilIen, Bob Lowe, Harry Foster, Jim Hopper, Ben Hendershott F . F . A . Bob Lowe . . President Jim Hopper . . Treasurer Harry Foster . Vice-President Norman Mead . Reporter Bob Stewart . . Secretary Jim Burton . Sentinel Mr. McMilIen Adviser Since its organization in l948, the F. F. A. Chapter of Niles High School has improved its program and increased its activities. In the fall the boys planted a ten acre wheat field as a co-operative proiect. They also started a gilt chain with registered durocs. Members of the organization have entered several contests this year. In the county they entered potato judging, grain judging, and apple iudging contests. During state events they iudged livestock, dairy products, and apples. In the dis- trict the boys participated in parliamentary procedure and public speaking demon- strations, and apple grading contests. 49 SPANISH CLUB Row 3: Jae Jones, Carol Carlson, Lois Umbenhaur, Marbarel Aberman, Eslella Jones Row 2: Pal Riggs, Carol Reyniers, Shirley Walker, Norma Jones, Delores Cannady Row 1: Mr. Jenkins, Marie Reum, Mary Frame, Lydia Jeffries, Joyce Savely Row Row Row Row PROJECTION OPERATORS Don Fife, Bob Calder, Dick Armslrong, Ronald Gulliver, Max Shepardsan, Frank Zimmerman, Don Grafford George Jacobs, Bob Hoard, Max Bulls, Fred Cramer, Bill Rube, Bill Fenton Eslal Duron, Marvin Kaiser, Melvin Berqquisl, Ed Collrell, John Gersonde, Gale Harris, Chuck Needhem Tam Baldwin, Douglas Wise, Low Orts, Mr. Rasmussen, Bob Green, Bill Malloy, Dan Elrod 50 Row Raw Row Row Row Row Alan Mantke, Dean Depoy, Dick Scamehorn, Herman Exner, Bill Baxter, Donna Turtle, Erick Starnal, John Baumgartner, Eugene McCIary, Bradley Robertson, Norman Mead, Melvin Machemer Bob Johnson, Glen Burch, Larry Shoemaker, Russell Noggle, Jack Kubiak, Nance McCartney, Marilyn Wenzel, Mary Glenn Freeze, Kathryn Tomlinson, Dick Marquardt, Jack Rhodes Miriam Kennedy, Esther Parker, Joyce Walters, Lois McNitt, Carol Carlson, Estella Jones, Marilyn Whittield, Barbara Nason, Carol Knauf, Gloria Eisen, Rodger Maxwell Dena Park, Barbara Sheperis, Dick Thomas, Verna Geishert, Susan McKee, Jim Bowden, lois Kater, George Starnal, Joy Freeze, Cleora Anstiss Marilyn Sheperis, Margaret Amon, Marilyn Larson, Norma Riley, Ozzie Ziegler, Noel Gibson, Joe Beniamin, Denny Tresh, Bob Dullin, Karl Haviland, Margaret Curtis Jean VanTuyI, Claire McKee, Mr. Correll, Ravid Rhodes, Joyce Ferris, Jo Turtle, Carol Jones, Phyllis Conners, Patsy Brown, Pat Riggs SENIOR BAND Claire McKee . . President Marilyn Wenzel Vice-President Dena Park . Secretary Dick Marquardt - Treasurer Joyce Walters librarian Mr. Correll has very ably led the band through another very successful year. They received a first division rating at the annual Band Day at Ann Arbor. Many concerts have been presented by them this year as well as the annual Band Bounce. During half-time at football games they performed, and the pep squad added to the spirit at basketball games. During the summer they received a division rating of first for their achieve- ments at the International Friendship Garden. The orchestra, under Mr. Warrington's supervision, has had another success- ful year, also. The group played for the Instrumental Music League, Junior Play, league concerts, and the district solo and ensemble 'festival at Marshall. One of its most important performances was for the Band Bounce. 51 Row Row Row Row SENIOR ORCHESTRA Claire McKee, Gloria Eisen, Lois McNitt, Margaret Amon, Nancy McCartney, Marilyn Wenzel, Joyce Walters, Esther Parker, Miriam Kennedy, Melvin Machemer Karl Haviland, Dena Park, Dick Marquardt, Dave Woods, Douglas Wise, Ronald Michael, John Wade, John Rasmussen, Eric Rampoldt Eric Starnel, Ovalyn Scheibel, Rollie Baumgartner, Jim Hoskins, Mary Jo Fenton, Jean Johnson, Leona Dickerson, Carol Repine, Mr. Warrington, Janet Green Judy Green, Sharon Hancock, Carol Jaeger, Suzanne Gebby, Sylvia Frucci, Helen Mead, Julianna Jaroch, Nancy Schott, Jack Keller Row Row Row Row Row CHOIR Sandra Wolford, Barbara Conrad, Marlene Michalski, Lois Jacobson, Shirley Dutton, Ronald Wain, Mike Nyikos, George Garnes, Bob Wolters, Roger Gerold, Marilyn Bisby, Barbara Fuller, Joann Taylor, Janyce Ullrey Susan Hibbard, Norma Enger, Joyce Hoese, Margaret Aberman, Dick Crettal, BobHoese, Rolf Rampoldt, Harold Lewis, Dick Marquardt, Dick' Perry, Joyce Vandenberg, Julia Krieger, Carol Jaeger, Louise Mark Ann Marshall, Jane Bair, Beverly Atkins, Woodrow Morrison, Bob Handshaw, Gerald Percy, Bill MacDonald, David Stein- bauer, Bob Renbarger, Ronald Michael, Phyllis Noggle, Alice Brevier, Mary Farmer Delores Johnson, Don Crane, Jim Mack, Dale Frizzell, Darwin Biorge, Bert Posthumus, Jim Chrzan, Jim Weighart, John Balon, Bob Lowe, Gay Mason, Mary Frame Virginia Smalley, Pat Prenkert, Lucia Riddle, Gloria Eisen, Mr. Flora, Sidney Howes, Ann Weaver, Mary Glenn Freeze, Jean Mclaughlin, Margaret Miller , 52 SENIOR HIGH SEXTET AND QUARTET George Garnes, Sidney Howes, Mr. Flora, David Steinbauer, Richard Perry, Joyce Hoese, Sondra Wolford, Alice Brevier, Mary Frame, Carol Jaeger, Ann Weaver CHOIR Sidney Howes . . President Ann Weaver . . . Vice-President Mary Glenn Freeze ..... Secretary-Treasurer The choir has been very active this year, the maior performances being at Christmas and the Variety Show. Then, too, they participated in the festival at St. Joseph. Each year they sing at senior baccalaureate exercises. The group is accom- panied by Gloria Eisen. This year the sextet and quartet have sung at various times. The Reading Club, P. T. A. meetings, and College Day attendants have all been entertained by them. During the past year the boys' and girls' glee clubs have sung for civic groups throughout the city. Both groups participated in the Christmas program and Variety Show. In addition, the girls' glee club sings at commencement. Alice Brevier accom- panies both organizations. 53 Row Raw Row Row Row GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mary Shoemaker, Jennifer Forbes, Elayne Stafford, Marlene Michalski, Shirley Dutton, Lois Jacobson, Phyllis Noggle, Waneta Scoffield, Patricia Riggs, Julianna Jaroch, Beverly Atkins, Sandra Wolford, Jean McLaughlin, Jane Bair Norma Enger, Carol Jaeger, Virginia Smalley, Margaret Mannix, Joyce Vandenberg, Delores Cannady, Julio Krieger, Rosemary Fletcher, Pat Ward, Mary Wetzel, Margaret Aberman, Shirley Walker, Delores Johnson Ovalyn Scheibel, Marilyn Sheperis, Mary Fries, Marilyn Bisby, Donna Davis, Anita Brown, Barbara Conrad, Joann Taylor, Norma Spansail, Leona Dickerson, Beverly Riley, Joan Niedzielski, Georgia Mclaughlin Joyce Hoese, Susan Schott, Pat Prenkert, Mary Frame, Gay Mason, Ann Weaver, June Uselton, Elaine Vance, Joan Rent- erghem, Louis Mark, Ann Marshall Lucia Riddle, Dorothy Cochran, Barbara Fuller, Margaret Miller, Alice Brevier, Mr. Flora, Ruby Richardson, Mary Farmer, Susan Hibbard, Janyce Ullrey Row Row Row Row Raw BOYS' GLEE CLUB George Lutzen, Ted Toback, Bill Pollock, Bill Fenton, Roger Gerold, Russell lmus, Larry Lee, Rolf Rampoldt, Peter Rodgers, Ronald Michael, Gerald Percy Sidney Howes, Franklin Zimmerman, Glen Page, Dick Perry, George Games, Bob Renbarger, Henry Miller, Bob Lowe, Dean Curtis John Balon, Mike Nyikos, Harold Lewis, Jim Mack, David Steinbauer, Al Marazita, Keith Healy, Richard Dircks, Ed Flick Bob Hoese, Dale Frixzell, Jim Weighart, Larry Sholtey, Jim Chrzan, Bob Wolters, Jerry Adler, Cap Grathwohl, Bill Mac- Donald Don Crane, Dick Crettal, Darwin Biorge, Bert Posthumus, Mr. Flora, Alice Brevier, Ronald Wain, Bob Handshaw, Wood- row Morrison 54 GERRY WEBBER Senior Editor MARILYN LARSON Staff Member .IANE GRATHWOHL Staff Member MARLENE GRAY Staff Member CAROL SMITH MARGARET MANNIX Artist Snapshot Editor JOAN ANN ULLREY ELAYNE BRAND Editor-in-Chief Assis I GAY DICERTO Stat? Staff Member Member BILL FENTON DUANE MAYHEW Artist Sports Editor PHYLLIS NOGGLE CLAIRE McKEE Business Manager Business Manager of Ads of Collection and Publicity DICK EASELY Staff Member 55 GWEN WEBBER Picture Editor 'Tal s VIRGINIA SMALLEY Stafi Member CATHERINE TOMLINSON Stat? Member JUNIOR PLAY On November 'l6 and 17 the Junior Class presented What A Life, a three- act comedy written by Clifford Goldsmith. Joint Directors were Mr. Hallenius and Joy Freeze. Two days in the life of Henry Aldrich, well-known confused high school youth, were depicted by a cast headed by Jim Mack as Henry. Others sharing the limelight were: Norbert Hauser as Central High's principal, Mr. Bradley, Char- lene Skinner as Miss Shea, the principal's secretary, Casper Grathwohl as the under- standing teacher, Mr. Nelson, Barbara Sheperis, a very good friend of Henry's, Barbara Pearson, Richard Easley as Henry's foe, George Bigelow. Supporting players were: Barbara Fuller, Shirley Walker, Woodrow Morrison, Margaret Mannix, Delores Cannady, Delores Johnson, Lois Umbenhaur, Duane Mayhew, Carol Reyniers, Nancy McCartney, Reba Simpson, Vera Holloway, and Dale Frizzell. Committee chairmen were: Jean Van Tuyl, Karien Cook, Tom Bell, Carol Rey- niers, William Baxter, Richard Peterson, and Phillip Parker. 56 FOOTBALL SEASON Champions of the Big Seven Confer- ence! Undefeated and untied! That, in a u ell, is the story of the 1950 Varsity l Football tea m. x gl 1 , Under the fine leadership of head coach Al Lewis, backfield coach Bob Theus, and assistant coach Bill Wall, the team started practicing late in August for the opening game. The Vikings got oft to a good start by submerging Hillsdale in a non-confer- ence game 30-0. A week later in their first conference tilt, the Vikes turned in a convincing 20-0 victory at South Haven. The following week the Vikes showed their defensive strength as they beat Dowagiac 14-0. A week later at Kalamazoo the Vikes came out on the long end of a 19-O score by beating the State High Cubs. Then came the big game. St. Joe, undefeated in their new Dickinson Stadium, was our opponent. The Vikes won 14-0 after a hard game. The following Friday the Vikes annexed their sixth straight victory of the sea- son as they blasted Buchanan 20-7. Then they grabbed their seventh straight win of the year as they trimmed Marshall 19-6. The Vikings completed the first unbeaten, untied season in the history of Niles as they whipped Three Rivers 26-14. Niles' football team received another honor when big Larry Sholtey, Viking guard, was selected as an All-State player by the Detroit Free Press. Again this was the first time in the history of Niles that a local football player had ever been chosen as an All-State star. 58 Row Row Raw Row Max Shepardson, Bob Plumb, Harold Rose, Bob Wolters, Bill Hayes, Jim Bowers, Fred Krieger, Bill Baxter Jerry Adler John Shoefl Mr. Whitwam, Tom Crocker, John Armstrong, George Jerdon, Ronald Dunham lCo-Capt.l, Tom Reidenbach lCo Captl Harry Foster, Leslie Miller, Larry Sholtey, Jim Chrzan, Coach Lewis Russell Saathott, Kendall Kirk, Larry Shoemaker, Jack Zimmer, Ronald Pingle, Phil Marrs, Albert Marazita Lazelle Davis Donald Ernsberger, Pat Neesley Phil Parker lMgr.l, George Garnes, Dick Armstrong, Charles Allen, Dick Dunham, Bob Coons lMgr.l Dick Peterson lM9f-l Date Sept. l5 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. I3 Oct 20 Oct. 25 Nov. 3 FOOTBALL-VARSITY Opponent Hillsdale .......... South Haven ...... VARSITY SCHEDULE Place Here .....There Dowagiac ....,,.. ..... H ere State High... ..... There St. Joseph ....... ..There Buchanan ..... ..... H ere Marshall .......... ...... T here Three Rivers ....... ..... H ere BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Niles ........... 6 0 O St. Joseph ...... 5 l 0 Three Rivers .... 4 2 0 Buchanan ..... 3 3 O Dowagiac .......... 2 4 0 South Haven .... l 5 0 State High ...... 0 6 O 59 Niles Opp 30 0 20 0 14 0 I9 0 14 O 20 7 19 6 26 l4 Pct. .100 .833 .667 .500 .333 .167 .OOO wwf' Z, its . ,MW .L 1 FOOTBALL-2ND TEAM Row 3: Duane Flint, Water MacDonald, George Andrews, Ronald Gulliver, Donald Grieger, Michael Dreher, Duane Mayhew, Robert Schweitzer, Bob Hoese Row 2: Coach Wall, Bob Holland, Bill Hartman, Larry Shoemaker, Don Smith, Don Bowerman, Bill MacDonald, Carol Corwin, James Hoover Row l: Ted Knott, Eugene Crane, Donald Kaiser, Bob Gordon, Dick Dunham, Neils Peterson, Ray Sanford, Pierce Williams SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity's record doesn't look so good this year as far as the won cmd lost column is concerned. More important than the record, however, is the fact that Coach Wall developed many promising players for next year's Varsity. The second squad, by pushing the regulars hard, was very much responsible for the success of the Varsity this year. SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE Opponent S. B. Riley Jr. Varsity ..,... Edwardsburg Varsity ...... New Buffalo Varsity ...... Mishawaka Jr. Varsity ..... St. Joseph Jr. Varsity ..,....,.... Benton Harbor Jr. Varsity ....... Elkhart Jr. Varsity. ................ Three Rivers Jr. Varsity ...... Place Here There There Here Here Here Here There Niles Opp O 2 7 3l O 33 7 32 33 l9 0 I9 O 25 33 14 CROSS COUNTRY-1950 The Niles High School Cross Country team of 1950 was one of the best in this school's history. Although they didn't win many of their dual meets, they met success in their invitational meets, and they placed second in the state meet. The Viking Harriers lost their first meet to powerful Mishawaka by a close score. ln their next appearance they placed second to Alma in the Hastings Invita- tional. The Harriers then trounced Benton Harbor by a decisive margin. The Vikes lost the next two dual meets to Kalamazoo Central and to Benton Harbor. However, the Vikes rebounded to place first in the Albion Invitational at Albion. After winning their final dual meet against Albion, the Vikings placed second in the state meet at Ypsilanti to end a successful season. Date Sept. 25 Sept. 30 Oct. 3 Oct. 6 Oct. 17 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 4 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE- 1950 Opposition and Place At Mishawaka .......................... At Hastings llnvitationall 1st Alma .........,................ 2nd Niles ....... ....... Benton Harbor ................ At Kalamazoo Central ...... At Benton Harbor ..,........ At Albion ilnvitationall 1st Niles .................... 2nd Alma ................ At Albion ........................ State Meet at Ypsilanti 1st Alma .................... 2nd Niles ................ 62 Niles' Score Opp. Score 30 27 . 38 48 . 19 37 31 24 29 27 39 .. 44 19 39 73 78 CROSS COUNTRY Row 2: Don Crane, Tom Marlin, Dick Perry, Dale Arnold, Jim Weigharl, Gordon Rollerl, Jerry Dorling, Kenneth Larson, Couch Hatcher Row l: Ronald Schelkopf, Wayne Henlsch, Bob Shrader, lodner Philips, Skip Morris lCopl.l, Leonard Waugh, Marion Fuller, Donald VanKampen 63 BASKETBALL This year, under the guidance of new head coach, Bob Theus, the Var- sity Basketball team won its second Big Seven Conference championship in two years. Against their first opponent, South Bend Washington, the Vikings did not fare too well. The invading Panthers triumphed 53-48 over the Vikes. In their first conference tilt, the Vikes humbled State High 45-26. From this point on the Vikes really became hot. The cagers tumbled South Haven 55-40, Dowagiac 66-35, and St. Joseph 62-59. Against Three Rivers the Vikings overcame a 15 point deficit to topple that opponent. A high point in the season came when Jim Chrzan set the league scoring record with 36 points as the Vikings swamped Buchanan 74-37. The Vikes went on to beat Lindbloom of Chicago, 54-51, State High 70-43, South Haven 63-43, and Sturgis 56-45. Then came the let down. Against a poorly rated but highly inspired Dowagiac team, the Vikes went down 40-37. However, the Vikings regained their winning form as they tripped St. Joseph 48-44 to hold on to their conference lead. After smashing Three Rivers 57-47, and Buchanan 63-24, the Vikes edged strong Class A Benton Harbor 50-48. After the Vikes won the first game of the district tournament from Dowagiac, the Vikings failed to click against St. Joseph in the second game. The Vikings of l95O-l95l, by winning all but three of their games, and by annexing the conference championship, proved themslves to be a great team that will go down as being one of the finest in Niles' history. Much credit should go to the head coach, Bob Theus, and his assistant coaches, Don Bender, and Richard Skyles. Without the efforts of these coaches the Vikings might not have fared so well this year. One last word of thanks should go to the Junior Varsity. By winning all ex- cept three of their games this season, they gave us good reason to predict that Niles' basketball teams will continue to be great in the seasons ahead. 64 BASKETBALL-VARSITY Row 3: Richard Peterson, Jack Zimmer iMgr.l, Harold Lewis lMgr.l, Duane Mayhew lMgr.l, Dick McNeil Row 2: Coach Theus, Lazell Davis, Norman Mead, Jim Chrzan, Larry Sholtey, Fred Krieger, Dick Cooper, Mr. Whitwam Row 1: Phil Marrs, Tom Crocker, Skip Morris, Jerry Knoll, Ted Curtis, Ronnie Pingel, Leslie Miller Not in Picture: Pat Neesley CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Niles ,............,. 1 St. Joseph ....... 3 Three Rivers 3 Dowagiac .... 7 South Haven 8 State High ..... 9 Buchanan .... 11 VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place Dec. Washington S. B ....... ,...... H ere Dec. State High lCl ...... ....... T here Dec, I5 South Haven lCl ...... ....... H ere Dec. 19 Dowagiac lCl ........ There Jan, St. Joseph lCl ,......... ...... H ere Jan, 12 Three Rivers lCl ....... .,..... T here Jan, 16 Buchanan lCl ..................... Here Jan, 20 Lindbloom, Chicago ............ .Here Jan, 26 State High lCl ................... Here Feb, South Haven lCl ...... ...... . There Feb, Sturgis ..................... ...,... T here Feb, Dowagiac ICJ ....... ........ H ere Feb, St. Joseph lCl ......... ....... T here Feb, 16 Three Rivers lCl ....... ....... H ere Feb, 23 Buchanan KCl ........ ....... T here Feb, 24 Benton Harbor ........ ....... H ere 65 Pct. Points Opp. Points 917 689 481 .750 682 512 .750 717 553 417 535 523 333 488 555 250 431 632 O83 393 681 Var. Score Res. Score Niles Opp. Niles Opp. 48-53 27-31 45-26 43-36 55-40 59-18 66-35 49-31 62-59 49-43 49-43 41-40 74-37 47-29 54-51 41-51 70-43 57-30 63-43 33-28 56-45 34-18 37-40 35-28 48-44 25-37 57-47 68-43 63-24 46-33 50-48 40-32 BASKETBALL-2ND TEAM Row 2: Carl Murphy, Gary Sfeeby, Couch Bender, Ted leasch iMgr.J, Van King, Dick Conrad Row 1: Harry Foster, John Petrusko, Dole Arnold, Jerry Adler, Vernon Knapp, Pierce Williams X I Z XY on as 7 . f X I ki . K, e.n..u., 66 67 1 TRACK-1950 The Niles 1950 track team was one of the best in the history of the school. They won all but two dual meets and defeated all comers in the triangular, invitational, con- ference, and state meets. Niles lost only to South Bend Central in the opener and to rugged Mishawaka, twelve days later. The inter-class meet of the cindermen at the beginning of the season saw the seniors 1501 winning with sixty points over the second place sophomores 1521 with 33 points and third place juniors 1511 with 28. Niles ably demonstrated its power at the expense of eighteen other schools at the Hastings relays on April 22. Again at Kalamazoo on April 29 the strong squad defeated ten other schools. For the fourth straight year Niles won the conference championship. ln the regional meet at Kalamazoo and again at the state meet at East Lansing, Niles Trackmen clearly demonstrated their superiority by winning over a strong field. Not only was there team strength but there were also some new individual records established. David Berquist set a new conference record on 22.4 seconds in the 180 yard low hurdles during the triangular meet with State High and St. Joseph on May 2. A new school and regional record of 21.2 in the low hurdles was also set by the hard-running Berquist. Jim Pollock set a new school and track record in the half-mile during the triangular meet with Benton Harbor and Washington of South Bend. Tyler topped that record with a 2:O1.1 performance in the conference meet held at Niles. These boys, the great team, and Coach Hatcher are to be congratulated for their fine season performance. TRACK SCHEDULE - 1950 Date Opposition and Place Niles' Score Opp. Score April 13 At S. B. Central Catholic ....... .. 53 56 B Squad .......................... .. 52Vz 55V2 April 18 At Three Rivers 1Triangularl 1st Niles ............................. .. 73 3A 2nd Sturgis ...................... 413A 3rd Three Rivers ........... 23112 April 22 At Hastings llnvitationall ist Niles ........................ .. 49-7f12 2nd Walled Lake ....... 28V2 17 Others April 25 Mishawaka lHerel ....... .. 44 60 B Squad .................... .. 61 M 401A April 28 Buchanan Varsity lHerel ........ 55112 B Squad lNilesl ......... .. 52V1 April 29 At Kalamazoo llnvitationall 1st Niles .......................... .. 33 2nd Greenville .............. 26V1 3rd Marshall ......... 25M 8 Others A 68 Row 4: 1950 TRACK-VARSITY Joe Beniamin, Harley Davis, Bob Holland, Fred Young, Vincent Killarney, George Jerdon, John Ames, Jim Weighort, Russell Saalhoff, Albert Marazila, Jerry Dorling, Larry Sholley Rovf Q: Dale Shepardson, Darnell Barnes, Bob Hart, Bob Presline, George Garnes, Bill Van Arman, Larry Shoemaker, Duane Mayhew, Lodner Phillips, Lazelle Davis Row 2: Coach Hatcher, Leonard Waugh, Connie Morris lMgr.l, Tom DeForest, Walter MacDonald, Bob Schrader, Dick Cooper, Harold Rose, Bob Waller, Bob Plumb, Darwin Biorge, Jack Zimmer, ' Dick DeForest, David Lowe, Coach Bender, Bob Coons lMgr.l Row l: Skip Morris, David Berquisl, Malburne Williams, Bob Smith, Jim Pollock, Tom Tyler, Jim Burn- ham, Bill Poller, John Riley, Bob Cashbaugh, Elwood Bercompass lMgr.l TRACK SCHEDULE-1950 lConlinuedl Dale Opposition and Place Niles' Score Opp. Score May 2 Af Niles lTriangularl lsl Niles ...,,....,...,. . 76 2nd Sl. Joseph ,.... 34V2 3rd Stale High .......,,. . 26V2 May 4 Riley lHerel ..,.................,... 7 62 47 May 8 Buchanan Varsily lHerel ...... 58 B Squad lNilesl ....,, . 5l May 9 Al Niles lTriangularl 'lsl Niles ..,............,........, . 69'h 2nd Benton Harbor ........ 36-lfl2 3rd Washington lS. B.l 31-7fl2 May 12 Conference Meet at Niles lsl Niles ......,,...,........,.. .... 7 7V2 2nd St. Joseph ...,........... 38V2 Moy 20 Regional Meet af Kalamazoo lst Niles ..,........................, 72-l 2nd Sturgis ........,,,,,........ . 4l-U9 May 21 State Meet at East Lansing lst Niles .,,,..,..,.,.......,.,... . 23 2nd Birmingham ...... l7V3 69 BASEBALL-1950 Coach Hutchins and his fine team tied State High for the conference champion- ship by winning five conference victories in a successful season ending with eight vic- tories and two defeats. The Vikings got off to a good start by smothering Washington Clay and continued winning over Riley, Three Rivers, Dowagiac, South Bend Central Catholic, and State High, nearly all by sizable scores. Then St. Joseph dealt our boys their only conference defeat in a hard-fought contest. The Vikings, being down, lost also to Benton Harbor before they could bounce back to win over Buchanan and South Haven and cement another champion- ship. BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1950 Date Opponent Place Niles' Score Opp. Score April Washington Clay .,.... ..,.... H ere l5 April Riley ........................ ....... S There 7 April Three Rivers .,........,....... ........ T here 7 April Dowagiac ......................., ....... H ere 5 April S. B. Central Catholic ....... .....,. T here 20 May State High ....................... ..,.... T here 7 May St. Joseph ............ ....... H ere 3 May Benton Harbor ........ ...,.., H ere O May Buchanan .......... ,...s... T here 20 May South Haven ,,...... ,....,.. H ere 7 CONFERENCE BASEBALL STANDINGS- i950 Team Won Lost Pct. Niles .......... 5 l 833 State High ...,... 5 l 833 St. Joseph ..... 4 2 677 South Haven .... 4 2 .677 Dowagiac ...,. l 4 200 Buchanan ....... l 4 200 Three Rivers ...... 0 6 O00 70 V' 1950 BASEBALL Row 3: John Armstrong, Ronald Pingle, Pal Neesley, Leslie Miller, Frank Shula, Phil Marrs, Marion Fuller, Coach Theus, Jim Bowers Row 2: Ted Curlis, Jerry Adler, Dale Arnold, Jim Kennedy, Fred Krieger, Tom Crocker, Dick Brown, Mike Nyikos, Don Smith, Dick Crelol lMgr.i, Coach Dunham Row l: Mr. Whilwam, Coach Hutchins, Donn Linn, Ronnie Dunham, Bill Bauernfeind, Jim Hall, Bob Fuller, CHR Crocker, Ed Bull, Jack Herrick 1950 GOLF Coach Lewis, Murray Crawford, Howard Davis, Jack Williams, James Gillispie, Bob Molicc, Herman Polokar, Bill MacDonald, Dick Easley, Jim Mack, John Baird, Dick Richler, John Baumgarlner 7l 'I950 TENNIS Row 2: Coach Anderson, Casper Grathwohl, Claire McKee, Bert Posthumus, Ed Foster, Wayne Yost, Joe Crocker Row 'lz Bob Handshaw, Tom Bell, Bill Hilligoss, Erwin Cross, Bill Jones, Phil Parker, Harold Lewis TENNIS-1950 The Big 7 Champion tennis Vikings under able Coach Anderson had a very successful season that began with a 6-l victory over Dowagiac on April l2. The netmen scored double victories over Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, and Dowagiac and then a single victory over once played South Haven. Only State High defeated the Nilesites and that was near the end of the season. The conference meet held May l2 taxed Captain Ed Foster and his mates, but Niles won with one-half point over surprising Dowagiac, South Haven, and St. Joseph. In the regional meet held May 20, Niles came second to a strong State High team. Captain Ed Foster further upheld the prestige of a good Niles tennis team by placing runner-up to champion Pore of State High. TENNIS SCHEDULE--1950 DUAL MEETS: I Date Opponent Place Niles Opp. April I2 Dowagiac .,........ ....... T here 6 l April 18 Benton Harbor ..... ..... H ere 6 I April 21 St. Joseph ......... ........ H ere 7 O May 2 St. Joseph ......... ........ T here 6 l May 3 Dowagiac .........A.,... ....... H ere 4 3 May 10 Benton Harbor ...,... ....... T here 6 l May 17 State High .......,.., ...,.... T here l 6 May 26 South Haven ...,..,, ,,,.., H ere 6 l CONFERENCE MEET: Date Standings Points May 'l2 lst Niles ........ ..,,.. 7 2nd Dowagiac .,.... 6172 3rd South Haven ...... ...... 3 V2 4th St. Joseph ....,. 3 REGIONAL MEET: Date Standings May 20 lst State High 2nd Niles 3rd Hastings MRS. DOROTHY 'PAYNE JUNIOR HIGH DEDICATION The students of Junior High School proudly dedicate their section of the 1951 Tattler to Mrs. Dorothy Payne. She graduated from Olivet College with an A.B. degree and is now chairman of the Eighth Grade English department. When the Little Women's Club of the YMCA was organized she was honored as their club mother. Mrs. Payne has sponsored integrated studies in order to help boys and girls solve their problems and get more value from their formal education. As an experi- ment she has taught English literature and history in a core curriculum class this year. 74 NINTH GRADE ik Row Row Row Row Row Row Row iw, c A , WNW 'U We A .s I I V ' M 2?-' - ' 5, :.. 5 f 4 1, fx! ,, -. K -E K vsgvili 'jg' f 1-K 9 3. 'W Damon Adams, James Anderson, Freddie Anglin, Thomas Appel, Pauline Armstrong, Benia- min Ault, Martha Avery, Gene Baker Reginald Baker, Charles Batson, Rallie Baumgartner, Julane Beck, Marcia Bedinger, Edna Behnke, Connie Behrman, Rosemerry Belcastro Donna Belknap, Stewart Berquist, Donald Bevilacqua, Richard Binns, Jane Bivins, Margaret Bloomfield, Robert Boltinghouse, Barbara Bordeaux Richard Boyer, Oscar Bradbury, Norman Bradley, Harold Brewer, Susie Brittin, Carol Brock- way, Euna Brumitt, Roger Bunker John Burge, Nancy Burnett, Robert Castle, Annie Causey, Larry Chamberlain, Patricia Clarke, John Clevenger, James Cloutier Virginia Coffinger, Norman Colcord, Harry Coleman, Norma Coles, Phyllis Conner, Marian Carey, Joyce Corwin, Sally Cottrell Nancy Covey, Peggy Crane, Josephine Creviston, Louis Crouch, Ellsworth Cummins, Dick Dau, Beverly Daus, Yvonne Davies 75 l 4 NINTH GRADE l l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Joe Davis, James Deitrich, Marlene Deitrich, Donna DeMuth, Shirley DePeel, Dean DePoy, Marilyn DePoy, Angeline Dicerto Betty Dickerson, Nancy Dillion, Diana Dittmer, Darlene Dodd, Robert Dulin, Julia Durm, William East, Duane Egmer John Elder, Gene Elliott, Robert Ellis, Dion Engstrom, David Fedore, Margie Ferris, Gwendolyn Fisher, Geraldine Flanagan Harlene Frantz, Joan Fred, Lowell Fred, Helen Freeze, Patricia Freyer, Mary Lou Frucci, Jean- nette Fry, Darolene Galbreath Diana Garst, Mary Gates, Suzanne Gebby, Franklin Gentry, Noel Gibson, Janet Gonser, Leo Grahl, Mary Green Dorothy Greenhoe, Marie Guenert, Sibilla Gutridge, Edgar Haase, Nancy Hahn, Betty Haim- baugh, Foster Hammond, Angeline Handley Gary Hargreaves, Laverne Horner, Barbara Harrington, Beulah Harrington, Daryle Harris, Wayne Hart, Clara Hatter, Ruth Heide 76 45521 we A ,... -W ,Wr. 2 gli v . -1' 1 6 NINTH GRADE fears J f ,,,,.2 ,,,,, , 1 QEE5' , 4, ' 'Z G lk , 225' 'Q J 1 '..3 E I Row I Duane Herron, Joan Hibbard, Mary Hickey, Barbara Hill, Allene Hiler, Mariorie Hobeck, Roberl Hood, James Hoskin Row 2 Faye Hunt, Tom Ice, J. T. Jarman, Barbara Johnson, Dean Johnson, Fay Johnson, Murial Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Johnson, Rila Johnson Robert Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Carol Jones, W. L. Jones, Gail Kaiser, Paul Karns, Richard Kasprzak, Wilfred Keller Richard Kerr, Irene Killarney, Richard Kipker, George Kirkendall, Marvin Kizer, Wanda Kizer, Paul Kloko, Delores Knauf David Konkey, Sandra Krillenberger, Marlha Kreuger, Irma Kruger, James Kublak, Bobbie Lake, Helen Lombiolle, Roberl leak Charles ledden, Wanda Lipp, James Longwell, Ronald Low, Dick Lucas, Barbara lueders, Roberl Mahan, James Manning Richard Mantke, Bill Mark, Belly Marshall, Francis Marlin, Gloria Marlin, Ronald Marlin, Tony Mason, Frank Mafliford 77 NINTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 James Mclntyre, Phillip McKenzie, Robert McKimmey, Patricia McMillan, Lois McNitt, Wilma Mead, Ruth Meckel, Joan Merrill David Miller, Minnie Miller, Martha Milner, Thomas Milner, Leon Mitchell, Robert Montgom- ery, Margaret Moore, Patty Morris Mary Morrow, Jacqueline Munn, Myrna Murphy, Sharon Murry, William Neesley, Ruth Neid- zielski, Johnetle Nelson, Germaine O'Brien Jack Ort, Dorothy Papoi, Grace Park, Charles Parks, Jr., Lorraine Pethick, Gerald Pinch, James Porter, Shirley Prenkert Shirley Prillwitz, Norma Probst, Barbara Quillen, William Raabe, Joan Rakowski, Marie Rand, Rae Rauch, John Rayburn ' Florence Regenos, Carol Repine, Lee Reyniers, Mary Rhoades, William Rhoades, Jim Richard- son, Frederic Richter, Helen Riffl Donna Bell Robbins, George Roberts, Harold Rodgers, Virginia Romanski, lois Rossow, Thomas Rough, Chalene Rudduck, Albert Ruetz ' ' ' 78 NINTH GRADE Row Row Row Raw Row Row Row Janet Russell, George Sabo, Shirley Saratore, John Schadler, Otto Schaefer, Fred Schaen Jaydee Schnoor, Mariorie Schoff 1 James Scott, Jerry Secor, Karl Sharkey, Mary Shedrow, Robert Sherburn, Norman Shoemaker, Keith Shurte, Sylvia Siefer Alan Simmons, Lee Ann Simon, Kathryn Sirokovas, Beverly Smith, Elvan Smith, Frances Smith James Smith, Marie Smith I Norma Smith, Peter Smith, Sandra Smith, Sara Snouwaert, Fred Spain, Jr., William Starnal Clara Starr, Charles Steiner 1 Richard Steinmetz, Sue Stevens, Maralyn Stover, Paul Stringham, Constance Taylor, Ken Taylor Virginia Taylor, Larry Teske 1 Carol Thurston, Judy Timm, Dennis Treesh, Judith Trussell, William Valentine, Larry Vander- boegh, Eugene VanSandt, James Vaughn Donald Wagoner, Lloyd Walker, Richard Walsh, Joyce Walter, Jeanne Ward, Joan Ward Mildred Watson, Ruth Weaver I 79 NINTH GRADE 3 Row Row Row Row Q ' .loan Webber, Margaret Webber, Darlene Weisl, William West, Catherine Welmore, Marlha While, George Whilfield, Ruth Wieland Belly Wiese, Donnie Williams, Donna Williams, Gwendolyn Williams, Roberi Williams, Ray- mond Wiront, Dorefla Wiseman, Herman Wogalske Ella Jean Wogoman, David Woods, Beverly Wroblewski, Rela Wymer, Joane Yahne, Richard Yaw, LeRoy Yoder, Mary Yoder James Young, Osman Ziegler, Donald Strohl 80 EIGHTH GRADE 33 XX ,, 3 W? 4 'i 5 Xi' r ii I 2 Y f A., , . .-4 i is is 54 Q f 22 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I 1 -.f X 2 6 I .5 ...,.v , , y ' A 'z img 'vb 5 sk hi 5 I Q Marsha Albert, Robert Aldrich, Floyd Allen, Betty Antisdell, Nancy Jo Antisdell, Cecelia Arm- strong, Joann Barlow, Roy Batson Art Bauernfeind, Donna Baxter, Mary Beardslee, Janet Birdsall, Paul Birdsall, Robert Bisby, Carol Blanchard, Bette Blank Shirley Bollinger, Don Boose, Marlene Boulton, Billie Bradbury, Robert Brandon, Walter Bridges, Marilyn Britton, Chester Brock Alford Brown, Barbara Brown, Shirley Brumfield, Clara Bryant, Danny Bucha, Jerold Burdue, Carmen Carpenter, Donald, Carpenter Bruce Cavitt, Marilyn Christ, Linda Clay, Robert Coates, Jean Conner, Nancy Conrad, Shirley Conrad Carol Cook, Valerie Cook, Shirley Corwin, James Cox, Victor Crane, Marvin Creek, John Crouch, Kenneth Davis Shirley Dehring, John DeUnger, Dick Dickeson, Myrtle Dietrich, Ronald Dodd, Charlene Dreher, Mary Eisele, Nina Ellis 81 EIGHTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Patricia Ellis, Patricia Enger, John Erickson, Bill Everhart, Jacqueline Farrell, Shirley Farver, Carol Fedor, Shirley Fisher Orval Flannery, Jacqueline Forbes, Louise Frantz, Allen Frazier, Leroy Frederick, Linda Freeze, Sylvia Frucci, Beatrice Gee Nancy Gentry, LeRoy Gill, Marilyn Girard, Francis Gleitz, Bonnie Goldfuss, Julane Goodenow, Nona Grant, Cleo Gray Judith Green, Billy Griffiths, Vernon Grinnell, Robert Haimlaaugh, Larry Hall, Sharon, Han- cock, Donald Hansen, Gladys Harrington Suzanne Harrison, Bruce Hart, Billie Jean Hartz, Donna Hayes, Diane Healy, Mary Heinlen, Paula Hemphill, June Hibbard Patricia Hill, Phillip Hill, Daundra Holcomb, Richard Holcomb, Neil Holtom, Kay Homer, Jerry Hover, Nancy Hulett Gene Hunt, Karen Hunziker, Robert Iliff, Jean Johnson, Lois Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Valerie Johnson, Joseph Jones 82 EIGHTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Leroy Jones, Lois Jones, Harry Jorgensen, Martin Jorgensen, Joyce Juhasz, Jeannie Kaiser, Margaret Kane, Jack Kasprzak Garnett Keeys, Theora Keeys, Martha Keim, John Keller, Esther Kelley, George Kendall, Donald Kirkendall, Ronnie Klinger Kenneth Knauf, Marilyn Knauf, Phyllis Krisher, Ardis Kwast, Joyce Landen, Oney Langley, Richard Lawrence, Glenn Lawson Elaine Lepel, Ronnie Lewis, Dorothy Lippott, Barbara Loos, Jane Low, Dale Lowe, Gale Lowe, Shirley Lowe. Terrie Lynd, Elaine Makowski, June Manning, Warren Marazita, Lotus Mark, Lucille Mark, Loreta Marquardt, Victor Matteson Kay McGrath, Larry McLauchlin, Shirley McNitt, Rosemary McWilliams, Helen Mead, Richard Mell, LaMarr Messenger, Richard Messinger Robert Middleton, Melvin Miller, David Mont, Jill Munroe, Stuart, Neib, Georiean Noe, Barbara Noecker, Donald Perry 83 EIGHTH GRADE t Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Donalcl Pethick, Lavetta Pickens, Phyllis Plath, Margaret Purucker, Clarence Pycha, Eric Ram- poldt, Robert Ramsay, Mitzi Rapes John Rasmussen, Gail Rausch, Gladys Regenos, Carl Reid, Harold Reid, Gordon Reum, David Rhodes, Donna Rice Edward Rice, Fred Rockwell, Eloise Runyan, Janet Russell, George Ryder, Robert Schmidt, Sandra Schoff, Jack Scott John Sellers, Ardis Severson, David Shannon, Beverly Sharp, Richard Sharp, Frank Shearer, Kenneth Shepard, Robert Sheperis Robert Shoemaker, Kenneth Simpson, Robert Smallwood, Charles Smith, Lois Smith, Raymond Smith, Walter Smotherman, Don Snyder James Snyder, Lyle Snyder, Natalie Snyder, Richard Spenner, Glenn Stewart, Richard Stewart, Bonnie Susan, Selvia Tharp Charles Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Alice Thurston, Curtis Tice, JoAnn Turtle, Tim Tyler, Larry Unger, Richard Vahl 84 EIGHTH GRADE 7 Vs 5, 2 , Yhs .L Row Raw Row Row l: 2: 3: 4: Donald Vandenburg, Raymond Vandenburg, Ruth VanKampen, Charles Vogelsang, John Wade, Betty Warnke, Riley Watkins, Dorothy Waugh Kay Weaver, Robert Weaver, Ruth Weber, Jacqueline Weller, Mary lynn Weimer, Carol Weist, Nancy Welch, Mary Wellingham Karen White, Phoebe Wienke, Glenn Wilkens, Gloria Williams, Naoma Williams, Alice Wil- liamson, Robin Witwer, Marilyn Working Charles Works, Charles Wright, Geoleen Wyburn, Paul Yeager, Paula Young, louis Zechlin, John Davidson Un Memoriuml No Picture: Jack Salisbury, Marilyn Salisbury 85 SEVENTH W- G R A D E i ' g . W ', 5: , 'U ' be 'A if all 1- 'P K .,h. Q sy U may A ig A'-v, 3 z J' l Arhrr A J S ' ' 'Q EZ: ., Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 3 TV E if L. 5 ' t nf, i l if Q yy l , gg, , J 'X Q wr X A v1:'ix , ! - Q -:.' 3' I zllewfigi ' y X I M I 'K ,EZ 1 1' ff-A ' 1 , by V ' ..-' A -. y K V Q' A x '-:' . . ' , 'G I 9225 x '4 wax sa, ' ,A V 5 X ,Q 3 ',, i , 2 ' . R is .--, ::- Y :XX P f.,: 5 3, -A N . 4 52 . ., . 3 X Z1 Sharon Adams, Billy Antisdell, Lolletta Applegate, Ellen Armstrong, Duane Arnold, Judy Bacon, Kenneth Bailey, Larry Bailey Mary Jo Baird, Roger Barr, Gina Barron, Robin Barton, Robert Baxter, Mary Ann Beck, Mar- garet Bennett, Marcella Bestle Judith Bisby, JoAnn Blair, Frank Brewes, Robert Briggs, Donald Bright, Ruth Bright, Clayton Britton, Mary Bround Nancy Brown, Phyllis Bourziel, Hadean Burdick, Bernard Bush, Lura Bybee, Teddy Byrd, Mar- lene Calitt, Larry Campbell Richard Carpenter, Jerry Christ, Laura Clark, Eddie Clevenger, Norma Cochran, Shirley Colef ord, Vernon Collins, Warren Corwin Delores Coultas, Roberta Coultas, Elizabeth Covey, Mary Covey, Roscoe Cox, Kenneth Cramer, Barbara Davis, Bessie Davis Bonnie Davis, David Davis, Janice Davis, Patsy Deitrich, Edward Demske, Arleen DePeel, Judy DePoy, James DeWitt 86 SEVENTH GRADE . - H , ., E x E', . ., :rf 1- gzz j i ,',, , '--. 1 .:': ,,,,: H -'-: 1 , ., H ::' ,:.. --VQ---Q-VQ- I E '--' A- - K 'Q:- -1 ,,.: S s a p S Q: 1 , Y rw - ,,E'E' i -'.V tl .... FV , x lg N 5 3 V ,... . ,Hg wi X.. X, , - :.:. H, ik , .,.. 1- A X H we-:E-fi' ' 'l -Q ,e H it ,.4 3' F ,, ': Q. I ZE- sf W 5 ..,',-.-- V H ,jst K ' ' is ' li' - x- i 'TN f ia? , N5 iii ' Wi f.. 1 Row 'l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Patricia Dittmer, Virginia Dobson, Mike Ducey, .lack Duis, Doris Dunifin, W. A. Echols, Bar- bara Ellis, Ruth Erickson Robert Field, Atha Finch, Kemlyn Finch, Roger Fletcher, Richard Flint, Bill Fogarty, Carolyn Freeze, Wayne Fries Wanda Frizzell, Linnea Geary, Bill Gents, Betty Gleitz, Howard Gogley, Georgieann Good- man, Stanley Gorton Ray Gouldman, Duwayne Grabner, Fred Grant, Roskie Green, Barbara Greene, Patty Green- hoe, Dale Griffee, Larry Griffith Paul Grime, Thelma Guiles, Marilyn Gutridge, Sharon Guyott, Arthur Haas, Roy Haas, Charles Hall, Carol Hamilton Clarence Hancock, Sharon Hansen, Philip Harbaugh, Carl Harrott, Richard Hart, Robert Hatch, Thomas Healy, Marcia Hecker Carol Hershey, Tom Hibbard, John Hiter, George Holmes, Jerry Hunsiker, William Iliff, Nancy lmus, James lngleright 87 SEVENTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row s Charles Irwin, Phillip Irwin, Jack Jacobs, Bud Johnson, Milla Johnson, Vance Johnson, Robert Jones, Sandra Jones. Paul Juhasz, Kenneth Kaiser, Karen Kane, JoAnn Kasprzak, Louise Keach, Nancy Keller, Kathryn Kendrick, Kay Kiger Donna Kipker, Larry Kirk, Jeannette Klann, Robert Klinger, Virginia Klute, Richard Knauf, Donna Kocker, Gretchen Koerwitz Delores Krueger, Henry Krueger, Charle Kuhl, Julia Kwast, Janine Lake, Duane Langley, Linda Langston, Robert Latislaw Joma Lauder, Mary Leach, Betty Leggett, Saraiane Lehman, Betty leifer, Carl Leiler, James Lintz, Joan Litty Janet Long, Terry Low, Mary Lowe, Alice Lucas, Arlene Lundgren, Mary Luth, Joe Malott, James Marlin Constance Manning, Sue Marks, Judy Marshall, Robert Marshall, David Marston, David Martin, Bill Mason, Suzann Mathews W., 88 rac ks? SEVENTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row i P l.ois Matteson, Billy Maliford, Robert Mattix, Marilyn Mayhew, Ruth McCartney, Don McClure, Alfred McComb, Patricia McComb Barbara McGrath, Anna McKimmey, Kathleen McNulty, Patricia Mione, Patricia Moore, Rich- ard Morey, Raymond Morrow, Mary Morton Nancy Myers, Tresa Nelson, Gordon Nuens, Robert Newsome, Eugene Odonske, Robert Payne, Obie Paysinger, Susan Pearch Carol Percy, Gwendolyn Peters, Jerry Peterson, Larry Pethick, Tom Pettie, Virginia Phillips, Patsy Pickens, Don Pierce Harold Pingel, Sally Plym, Glennis Pointer, Margilean Pointer, Phyllis Pollock, Patsy, Rader- storf, Eugene Ralston, Judith Rand Kathryn Reichanadter, Larry Reichanadter, Gordon Reid, Rose Reum, ,lon Rippingille, Ronald Robb, Danna Robinson, Jerry Rossow Joyce Rossow, Robert Rossow, Sharon Rossow, Janet Sample, Mack Sampson, Joseph Sara- tore, Richard Sawyer 89 SEVENTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Helen Seeling, Jack Shanton, Norman Shell, Stan Showers, Carolyn Shugars, Rosalie Siderits, ldamae Sigwold, Franklin Simpson John Smith, Linda Smith, Sandra Smith, Kenneth Snyder, Linden Steeby, Bill Strang, Elsie Syson, Lowell Thompson Robert Tiffany, Winifred Tracy, Karen Truesdell, Wilma Tucker, Jean Unley, James .Vanda- griff, Mary Lou Vickerson, Charl Vogelsang Jo Ann Vogelsang, Barbara Vore, Beverly Wain, Sharon Walter, Tom Wandry, James Warren, Nancy Warren, Devan Watson Darlene Weaver, James Webster, Priscilla Webster, Dent Weckler, David Weiser, Wade Wel- lingham, George Wiars, Margaret Wickler . Roann Wideman, Bruce Wilkinson, Larry Williams, Marvin Williams, Robert Williams, Bevf erly Winters, Scott Witwer, Charlotte Wogatske Fred Wogatski, Richard Wogoman, Barbara Wood, Donald Worn, Beverly Wright, Thomas Young, Clyde Zehrung, Frank Orick 90 i .4 f Row i: Rebecca Singer, Clyde Davidson Un Memoriumi No Picture: Dianne Henricks 4 alibi? N A CAMP 6 91 r- - 1 L Row 4: Larry Hall, John Wade, Warren Marazita, Charles Thomas, Duane Egmer, Tom Rough, Marvin Williams, Garnett Keeys Row 3: Jackie Farrell, Pat Morris, Bill Mason, Potty McComb, Donna Jo Rice, Ruth McCartney, Bar- bara Wood, Bob Coates Row 2: Gwen Williams, Betty Warnke, Virginia Coffinger, Saraiane Lehman, Carol Hershey, Linda Smith, Winifred Tracy Row l: Marcia Bedinger, Tim Tyler, Mrs. Bender, Dick Kasprzok, George Starnal JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Tim Tyler . . President Dick Kasprzak . Vice-President Marcia Bedinger . Secretary George Starnal ........ . Treasurer The Niles Junior High School Student Council has accomplished many things this year under the direction of Mrs. Bender and Mr. Leeman. They have sponsored several Junior High dances and have been conducting a trial monitor system on the first floor of Junior High School. The council operates the lost and found case, contributes toward the Viking Handbook, and assists with pep imeetings. This year they have carried on an extensive Junior Red Cross pro- gram and are providing for the installation of a pay phone for students. Membership was composed of ten elected representatives from each class in Junior High School. 92 NOON USHERS CLUB Row 3: Don Vandenburg, Don Bowerman, Max Shepardson, Bob Teeter, Bob Haimbaugh, Carl Shep- ard, Stuart Nieb, Lois Johnson Row 2: Gerald Percy, Ronald Gulliver, Dick Armstrong, Don Kaiser, Kenneth Shepard, Ray Sanford, Carl Reid, Dick Sarrows Row l: Joan Niedzeilski, Mary Rhodes, Jame Bevins, Mr. Dewitt, Roberta Coultas, Dorothy Make- peace, Helen Mead Row Row Row Row Row TUMBLING CLUB Jo Tuttle, Roberta Sheperis, Cecilia Armstrong, Judy DePoy, Janice Davis, Barbara McGrafe, Donna Robertson, Martha Keim, Marilyn Working, Susan Mathews Sharon Hancock, Judy Green, Sylvia Frucci, Marilyn Britton, Jackie Farrell, Judith Trimm, Geri Flannagan, Mary Eisele, Donna Kipker, Mary Jo Baird Jennifer Forbes, Sue Stephens, Carol Jones, Joan Kasperzak, Virginia Phillips, Anna McKimmey, Judy Rand, Olivia Biggs, Nancy lmus, Lois Matteson, Carolyn Freeze Nancy Schott, Juanita Schrader, Norma Riley, Barbara Sheperis, Angeline Dicerto, Nancy Hahn, Phyllis Pollock, Rebecca Singer, Virginia Dodson Constance Manning, Helen Mead, Julane Beck, Miss Hepner, Kitty Johnson, Lois Umbenhaur, Alice Hermann, Joyce Rossow 93 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Raw 2: Olivia Biggs, Nancy Keller, Bob Bisby, Cleo Gray, Betty Warneke, Diane Healey, Bob Klinger, Karen Truesdell Row 'l: Winifred Tracey, Pat Morris, Marcia Bedinger, Joyce Rossow Row Row Row Row Row JUNIOR G. A. A. Pat Morris, Sally Cottrell, Marcia Bedinger, Gale Kaiser, Ruth Meckle, Jerry O'Brian, Nancy Hahn, Angeline Dicerto, Clara Hatter, Euna Brumitt Irene Killarney, Anna Mae Causey, Norma Smith, Susie Smith, Martha Krieger, Helen Lambiotte, Donna Belknap, Helen Luth, Beverly Smith Darlene Weist, Connie Taylor, Myrna Murphy, Virgina Myler, Mariorie Atkinson, .lane Grathwohl, Susie Smith, Jane Pifer, Sharon l.ynd, Mary Ann Green Sylvia Seifert, Donna DeMuth, Charlene Ruddick, Jo Creviston, Carol Jones, Mildred Watson, Judy Timm, Marjorie Hol- beck, Janet Russell Peggy Webber, Marlene Deitrich, Martha White, Carol Brockway, Miss Hepner, Sibilla Gutridge, Dorothy Greenhoe 94 Row Row Row Row EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR : Martin Jorgenson, Victor Crane, Dick Mell, Bruce Hart, Neil Holtom, Ronald Klingler, Dale Lowe, Jim Snyder, Frank Shearer, John Wright, Tim Tyler, David Shannon : Bob Bisby, Bob Coates, Larry Hall, Bob Middleton, Bonnie Susan, Barbara Brown, Paula Hemphill, Valerie Johnson, Ruth Weber, Don Kirdendall, Stuart Nieb : Nancy Conrad, Catherine Drake, Nancy Gentry, Shirley Bollinger, Marilyn Girard, Mary Lynn Weimer, Charlene Dreher, Nancy Welch, Cleo Gray, Dorothy Lippott : Jackie Forbes, Jill Monroe, Lois Johnson, Kay Homer, Mrs. Hosler, Carol Blanchard, Gail Rausch, Jeanine Kaiser Row Row Row Row NINTH GRADE CHOIR Martha Avery, Helen Freeze, Betty Marshall, Mariorie Hoebeck, Damon Adams, Charles Steiner, Jerry Secor, Peter Smith, Donna DeMuth, Norma Smith Gerry O'Brien, Martha White, Marcia Bedinger, Rollie Baumgartner, Charles Leddin, John Rayburn, Edgar Haase, Duane Egmer, Nancy Covey Gwen Williams, Sally Cottrell, Peggy Bloomfield, Virginia Cottinger, Dick Kasprzak, Lee Reyniers, Fred Schaen, Otto Schaefer, Wanda Kizer Carol Brockway, Gail Kaiser, Nancy Burnett, Myrna Murphy, Mrs. Hosler, Darlene Galbreath, Sibilla Gutridge, Darlene Weist 95 Row Row Row Row Row Row JUNIOR BAND Dion Engstrom, Phoebe Wienke, Wilma Mead, Fred Asmusman, Reggie Baker, Delwin Walker, Ross Creviston, Ruth VanKampen, Judy Trussell, Dick Mantke, John Hermann Marilyn Knauff, Joyce Juhauz, Larry Teske, Sonney Cummins, Larry Chamberlin, Marcia Albert, Dick Holcomb, Tom Rough, Kathleen McNulty, Mary Lou Frucci, Bill Miller Curtis Tice, Keith Shurte, Jo Ann Creviston, Charlene Ruddick, Marlene Boulton, Ed Rice, Bruce Cabot, Walter Bridges, Bill Marks, Norman Colcord, Dick Kerr, Janet Gonser, Jane Bivins Donna Hayes, Jerry Hover, Marilyn Stover, Wayne Sheldon, Minnie Miller, Jack Shanton, Larry McLaughlin, Don Vernon, Mariorie Schoft, Shirley McNitt, Jackie Weiler Ronnie Lewis, Vernon Grinnell, Lee Jones, Lois Jones, Grace Park, Silvia Thorpe, Paul Stringham, David Fedore, Dick Kip- ker, Danny Bucha, Ronnie Martin Mr. Correll, Mary Gates, Jean Conner, Kenny Davis, Betty Dickerson, Dick Morey, Roy Batson, Bob Aldrich, Bob Mont- gomery, Don Pierce Junior High School students receiving highest ratings in instrumental auditions make up the membership of the Junior Band. Experience in that organization pre- pares the students for later membership in the Senior Band. This year the Junior Band participated in the concert series and played at an Instrumental Music League meeting. The group also attended a band and orches- tra meet at Kalamazoo in the spring. Several Junior Band members united with the Senior Band to organize the marching band. That combined group marched at all the football games, the Fall Marching Festival at Buchanan, and Band Day at Ann Arbor. 96 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 3: Joe Davis, Jim Mclntyre, Ozzie Ziegler, George Starnal, Tony Mason, Norman Bradley, Dick Kasprzak, Fay Johnson Row 2: Laverne Horner, Bob McKimmey, Fred Richter, Bob Mayhan, Ronnie Low, Dick Mantke, Bill West Row 1: Damon Adams, Jim Anderson, Bill Neesley, Jim Scott, Coach Skyles, Ronnie Johnson, Chuck Steiner, Dick Kerr JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High Basketball team made a very good showing this year. The seventh and eighth grade teams were coached by Mr. William Wall and the ninth grade by Mr. Richard Skyles. Each team showed remarkable improvement through the season and ended it with a splendid record. NINTH GRADE: Opponent Niles' Score Opp. Score Dowagiac ..... ............... ......... 4 2 18 St. Joseph ........,..,.............. 17 14 Benton Harbor Jr. High ...... 35 30 Buchanan .,..............,........ 30 26 Berrien Springs ...... 30 17 Dowagiac ....,...... 19 i5 EIGHTH GRADE: Dowagiac ....,... 29 13 St. Joseph ...... 40 16 Elkhart ..,,........... 42 35 Benton Harbor ...... 38 19 Buchanan ......,.,.. 39 19 Dowagiac .....,.. 35 25 SEVENTH GRADE: Dowagiac ........ 16 10 St. Joseph ...... 28 30 Elkhart ............... 16 20 Benton Harbor ...... 27 12 Buchanan ........... 27 14 Dowagiac ..... ......... . .. 16 10 97 Raw Row Row Row EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Dick Mell, Bruce Hart, Dale Lowe, Kenny Sheperd, Donald Vandenberg, Chuck Wright, Ronnie Lewis Floyd Allen, Kenny Simpson, Bob Middleton, Don Snyder, Chester Brook, Art Bourenfiend, Clarence Pycho, Bob Coats, Don Pethick Victor Crane, Charles Works, Glen Wilkins, Tim Tyler, Jim Snyder, Oney Langley, David Shannon, Theora Keeys Garnett Keeys, Bob Shoemaker, John Wade, Francis Gleitz, Coach Wall, Warren Marazito, Charles Thomas, Larry Hall SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 3: Harry Pingle, Wayne Freeze, Irwin Pheil, Larry Bailey, Gary Hargrove lMgr.l, Donald McClure lMgr.l, Paul Grimes lMgr.l, Larry Campbell, Richard Morey Row 2: Richard Flint, Clayton Brenton, Bob Jones, Duane Arnold, Buddy McComb, Bob Matlix, Don Worm, Dent Weckler, Tom Hibbard, Bruce Wilkinson Row I: Duane Longley, Corl Lyler, Larry Williams, Joe Sarratore, Coach Wall, Lindon Steeby, Phil Irwin, .lim Warren 98 Row Row Row Row Q f + Jun: I-1: MHRCIQIMBEUQI - osr o x-5 M TY2i qt., I Q ,.-, I L, Q Su. 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Second - Phone 666 NILES, MICHIGAN EEE ENG MERSON RED HOLCOMB I-I. L. WISE ,.1,,.1I1..11-.....111.11..1.,. 1u1111......11--:,1,,-.11,-1- Corner Main and Oak Sfreefs NILES, MICHIGAN EEE AII Roads Lead Io Our Founfain -I' -------------------- -.... 4. I02 Complimenfs of The HOVER TRUCKING C0 Success and Besf Wishes To Hwe Class of I95l IO3 q-.lp-nn--1114-11.-41.41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1, Wafches - Diamonds - Jewelry Terms if desired l CARL'S JEWELRY STORE E Corner of Main and Second Sf. ,11 1 1..1..1,.1..1...1 1 1.1.11-u1u1..1.,1. Complimenfs of NATIONAL ELECTRIC MFG. CO. EEE IIO7 Sheffield Phone 232 '-I'-M-I--V-I-wl--M -------- -u-nu1u.!, MMVI c CM f . xl ' Cornplimenfs of ZESTO DRIVE-IN I0'Ih and Broadway 1.,.1..1. 1g,,1uu1n..n1n1...-..1..1 1 1.--.1-4.1. 1 1 1 1 ....un1nn.1m11u :u1uu1nu1nu... 1 1 1 1 1111.1 11.11. 1 1..1..1 q1..1.q1..1,.-q.1uu1un1 1nu1n.1nu1un1u.1un1qu-.un-. Complimenfs of W. L. BABBITT Lumber and Coal Co. NILES - - BUCHANAN u1.u1,u1nu1 1nu1un1 1 1 1 .1n..n1.un1.n...n1u u1mI1..1 u1u.1n.1u1u1n1 1 1.-1 1 1-1m11.1- Complimenfs of The JUVENILE SHOP Cu+e Togs for The Toddler Ready Theafre Bldg. NILES PHONE 2822 n1.n1n1 1 1 1 1-n...n1u.1:u1n1 1 .....1n1..1n E JONES PHOTO SUPPLY 1 II3 Norih Third - Phone 9I7-W NILES, MICHIGAN u1',..u..1n-1nu1n,.1,n1ll1 1 1u1n1.'1..1..-.ln--an I-1a I I I I I I I I I I I 1 -If I ...-..g. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -'4' 'I' 'I' 1' .ln 7- 1 -1 -1 -fu 1 -, rf -7 1 - - - ---'11-1am-u 1+ nuil..inuin,,......-n...n.....1n....q..n-.- 1 1 11 1, A 8c P SUPER MARKET Q EIT:-:SEI I 02 Second S+. NILES, MICHIGAN 1.11.11 1 .. 1 .- 1 11.-1nn1nu1 1 1 -.4 'lui-,auxin 5 ....,.,.1 1 ... 1 1 1 -. .. 1 1 -. 1 1..1nuinn ...-..-.. ...... ..-,.-....I.-...- -,....i-.',!, ----- - -- - - ------w--w-- l : f I f I BEST OF LUCK .... CONGRATULATIONS 7 EARL A. NOBLE Inc. I 5 I95I GRADUATES i I 209 cedar S+, I Niles, Michigan Ambrose 81 Arthur Mould YOUR PONTU-NC DEALER E I +I- -.-i - -.-i -I -------- ----- - I- utils 'f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE I . l Cornpllmenis of I I Bling RAY C. BIEK I I I I Roofing - Siding - Heafing 8: Sheef MeI'aI 2I0 N. Fiffh Niles, Michigan I ElI El I us CLAY PHONE 1024 I I 4' 114.11 -L11111 uu-uu1m-uu--un--cu-uu-nuiuufo 'l'l1ll1Hl 1111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111' I05 4- H- - ---------- .--..-..-I.-. --...-.---.. . ---- -4. 0aw,fa1en5f,qealu,in,ffzeAa4neJacal'ian- BABCOCK MOTOR SALES l30l E. Main Sfreei' Niles, Michigan III HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE AMERICA'S FOREMOST CAR ..-.-..-- nge---ml ---.i .. 1 1 I lvvvvvvvvv ' 1 1 1- 4' I I Cornplimenls ol I I I PALMER TRANSFER I I I I LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE I MOVING I I I I T244 s. IHI1 Niles. Mach. 1 I I I .-I.-,.-..-..- -, ..... .,-..-I-.,-..I-..I I I ' '- ----- ' - -'Tk I I I Success To The I Class ol l95I I I BUEHLER BROS. I 3 I I FINEST IN I I MEATS and POULTRY I I I I I I I -1- - -------------- I-I-----H+ 'P I06 Complimenls of GlBSON'S Lumber 81 Coal 5 0 4 Eve-rylhing for Your Building D 0 4 Niles R.R. No. 5 Berlrand Rd. a+ The R.R. fraclcs Phone 77-W ,.1nu..q-....11-.1..-11111 uvI1,.11111111111111 I..-.1111111111111.1n qu ..-.+ 4.-. 4. Congra+uIa+ions To +he Class 0+ I95I L 0 4 CompIImen+s of THAYER'S .IEWELERS Qualify C-3i++s since I909 5 o 4 224-226 E. Main S+. PHONE I38 ,1,,11111f11111,1111..,. CompIimen+s o+ THE COACH HOUSE Phone 3026 - IOOI Broadway ..1,,:11111111111111,,M -n1...,1,.,,1,,..1,,.1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 .. 1,,., You'II Enioy Shopping HARDWARE PAI 'TS 8 WAL A I co N'ro I s i - ER IIO E MAIN ST. PHONE IOOO n1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,.1 1.,,,1.,,, u1n u1Im CompIimen+s 0+ Cousins Grocery 81 Market Yankee S+. Phone 60OR u1uy.111 1 1 1 1 -.n1n1n,...n1u1.n1un1.u1u CompIimen+s 0+ NILES AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 7 0 4 2I5 N. Fron+ S+. Phone 2I56 CONGRATULATIONS MICHIGAN GAS-ELECTRIC COMPANY 3I3 E. Main S+. NILES, MICHIGAN but AIways Remember, I+ i+'s done wI+h Hea+ - Gas does I+ Be++er up I........-.--,. ---------- of 1 1 1n1n.1nn1au1n-1.p1.,1..1.,1 Complimenfs of BROWN'S BOWLING LANES NILES. MICHIGAN l l Phone I368 530 Souih II'Ih SI. on U. S. 3I 1111111111111-u1.I.l1u 111111-11111'11'ln1nn1, Complimenlrs of E. H. POWER SUPPLY COMPANY 1-1-1 PLUMBING SUPPLIES li: Phone II6I 2I5 N. Nin+h S+. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1 1 1mI-.Im1n ..1nn1lp1p -.1ln1. 1 1 1 -1nn1..1.1..1..1nl1. OVER A CENTURY OE SERVICE '4 SINCE I839 DRUG STORE E. Main Phone I53 CHAS. W. GARNS, Prop. 111.-1.1111111111111-1Iv n1nn1n... ...If111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111' LELAND R. FUNK AII Forms of Insurance and Bonds I I CYRUS R. FUNK .1mI1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1p1n,1u1ln 11.-1-I-.-1.1: T nu1n1u1u 11--- 1 1 1. 1 1 11.11, + gf. 11: .1uu1n..-.. 1 1 1nu1nu1un1nn1 11.1 1 1 1 1 I I Complimenhz of H. B. MERRELL CC. Buuldlng Cons+ruchon C R A M E R 1 S G R 0 C E R Y Commercial - Residenfial Remodeling? 4I4 Michigan S+ree+ Phone I4l i : f I S. 3rcI S+., Niles Phone 2295 NILES. MICHIGAN I : 2 I 4- ---H-----M-----In ------ ----u- -I--W--4 -3-I--I-W ------- -----I-1--I-----I--I-I..-. 1m1...n'...uu... 11.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1,m1,,,.1nn...uu1..1 Complimenlrs of SUPERIOR MOTOR SALES J. F. UNLEY, Propriefor CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS I27 Sycamore S+. 1 1 ...u1n1 1-un1uu1q1nu1.l1..1 1 1 1 nn1u1 1 1 1 1 1un1nn1n.1 1 1 1 11... Phone 2 I4 1111111111111n1.u1 1u1...1m-1:1 1111111111111 11n1nn1..--qp1 Glm of 1951 MONTGOMERY WARD 8g CO. NILES, MICHIGAN 1.n1nu1..1 1 1 1l.1uu1nn1gu1gu1 1 1 1 4' 4' 1 1 1.,1g.1..1.,1..1.g1,.1.141un1.u1q..1.,1,.1uu1uu1..n1,, I09 nn-E... 1.1.1.-Ii..-I..-.i..i,..... 1 .. 1 .......-......-.......- .. ....- ..........,...-......... .. .. - ..i...........,-..-,l, . 1 5 I I I Complimenis oi I I Q o I fbuue Speak .fani I I I I DRIVING RANGE , I MINIATURE eoLE DJJ W mi I IAJN-U ':'T QJJJAM 5 A I ARCI-IERY WU QCJLII. I G.:.,Qf W U I u. s. 3l soi.+Ii C Niles, Michigan I I I.. - .... - -. .... . .................... .I :nlwinur-nvnz-nuinnvnu-an-:nnvnn-nn-uniuv:piupiig? aiu-an 1L1v1-11 -- 1 1- - 1 -nn-1un1r+ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I GRATHWQHI. 7 I I I FURNITUREGAXEIANCECO. I I zieurlflrisrsin. f Pi-I.eIo I - . I I Pl'-lmbmg I LEWIS N. HILL. Prop. 1 and Heating Furni+ure, Radios, Refrigeraiors, I Washers, Sweepers, I Elec'rric, Gas and Coal Sfoves 0 a I I I I Sales and Service I I 2l3 N. 3rd S+. Phone 8I4 1 Complefe Home Furnishings I I I I I I I I I ..-..e::i.......:I.-.IZ - -Ii -Z -..-..-..g. +.-..-..-..............- - -..-.............-......,....f. IIO nu-1111111111111-I.. PIFER FUNERAL HCME SKYWAY and I-IIGI-IWAY AMBULANCE SERVICE I I 52l E. Main Phone I0-W PETE'S ECONOMY DRUG STORE O I 20I MAIN ST. NILES, MICH. A. J. RAY BULLDOZING Call NiIes 2974-WII Huniley Road Barron Lake NILES 51.4-gg1..114111114n11n1nu1nn1uu1qu1un1nu1qp-uw T111 .g......... 4, Q...-an--.1-11.--I-1...-------1..1-.1-I-1--1.1-1.--.111-I-n 4. Complimenfs of Russom Transfer 3I3 N. Second S+. Phone 725 n11.1111.-1111111q1II. ,.1.m1I..1 11011 1Im..u-.1 1-1..1nu1n1 1 1.04--n Brand Names You Know Shoes You Love My K sxx Y-5 mes, MICHIGAN Open Thurs. 84 Fri. Eve. RozeIIu's Beauty Clinic Iformerly MaBELLES'I Complefe Beaufy Service Six Experf OperaIors 528 No. 4+h Phone 606 Complimenfs of W. S. BUTTERFIELD THEATERS, Inc. READY 84 RIVIERA THEATRES Edw. W. PleH' Mgr. -I..1..-.......1.........1..1..1......1........1..1........-,,, ul, 1, 1 1 -.u1n.-...- .n1u.1u1u....l-.nu1 1 .1u. 1 1 1 1 1.11.1 1 1 1..1.1 1 1.1. 1.m1.......n1n.....1 1 1 1 1 1l1,,1.,1..14.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 ...--.nl1un1.m L As the leader in the Store Front manufacturing field, The Kawneer Company has been a basic factor in the growth and development of our city and nation. Through the years past an ever increasing demand for skilled employees has created opportunity for young people in our community. THE KAWNEER COMPANY ARCHITECTURAL METAL PRODUCTS FAcToRIEs IN NILES, MICHIGAN - BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA - LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY - CYNTHIANA, KENTUCKY II2 uu11111111111rru1nq1-11 .,1..1lp1.q1..1-.11-1 1 1 1uu.-,.1nn1 1 1 u1n--n1u.....-..1u... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 Firsi' Qualiuiy-Good Service American Shoe Rebuilders We repair or replace new zippers II3 No. 2nd SI. Niles, Mich. I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11-.1u1mr.-.nu1un Complimemls of BARTAK'S RESORT Barron Lake Niles, Mich. -11.1-u.1..1uu1un1 1 1 1.1.-.un-......un1nu.1nu1nu FLORISTS Niles, Mich. ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1.u1.,1.l1.n1 ...un nr-11 -.--.1uu1-u.. 1 1 1 1 1 1-I-nu.-gp-..., 111. u1un1.m...un..u1.n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Complimenis of A S S 0 CIA 'I' E D TRUCK LINES O O O FIRST IN MICHIGAN ..1uu1-...n...u....1 1 1 1 1 1 .1..1...1...-...1.. Complimenis of THE FOUR FLAGS HOTEL ..u1u1.,n....-n..-W1 1.1 1 1.11 1 1 1un1u Complimenis of E. T. C. Inc. Manufadurers of Eleclrical Supplies IS49 Lake SI. Phone 855 1..1..1,..1,.1,.1,.1...1..1..1,,1,p1..1.,1..1M 1...1...1..1..1..1-nl1.,u1n,1n.1u1.n- 1 1 1, u1.l..u...u 1 1n1im .IQ,I.in-..,........I,iI..1...-...1,,1.,i.,.....i...-......-...- .- 1...1..i..i...-..1,..1. -. .- ..,. 1.,1,I.,......1,..1. WILLIAMS SUPPLY CC. MILLWORK - LUMBER - PAINT AND HARDWARE - BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING - HEATING - LIGHTING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 342 NILES, MICHIGAN m.-M..-I..-...-...-ni.,-..1... 11,,1, .1...1I,!, np.-.II--Ili..-I.-ll-..1 - --I.---1.1--n-n-II I I I I I O I I Wlelond Bros. Bowlmg I 3' I I Snack Bar I I I Complimerfrs of I I 5I7 N. 2nd S'Iree+ NILES, MICHIGAN I I I I ----- - ---------------------------- - ---I-I-I TFOOSIT Bl'OtI'lCl'S ......... .-.- - - .-..-...!. I I Quluulfufze 24 HOUR SERVICE I I WICKLER WRECKER I SERVICE I I I I 925 Michigan SI. Phone 28I6 I I I I I I 4. ............. -.......-...-......-......-..-..-........-...-..f. +I-...- ... -Ii -I, -IL -W - -- up II4 4. I , , ., .fn --., - .f 4. Besf Wishes To CIass of 'SI TRI-STATE TREE SERVICE SPRAYING 81 PEST CONTROL Never +00 Iousy Io be c:ourIeous 36 N. Sfafe Phone 9I0 NILES, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISI-IES FOR SUCCESS 'ro CLASS OF l95I NEIL MOTOR SALES II7 Sycamore I-I-mln u1uu..n..-Minn ,Yamini :i : :Y 1 : 1- 1 -ual-,--.1-.iupiugi MUTUAL Cui' Rate Drug Co. Prescrip+ion SpeciaIis'l's Re+aiI Drugs and Sundries I03 E. Main Phone 336 NILES, MICHIGAN Complimenfs of Tip-to-Toe Bea ufe Salon Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Zaseck, Prop. PERMANENTS All lines of beaufy work 225 N. 4I'I1 S+. Phone I04 4. ............g. .1.........- - -..-..-..-..-..-...............-.......-... 4. n-nn... -. 1 innin--p.1nn...u..-.l1as-ugiqp-1 -.pu-.uni 1 1 1un1nu1--...nu-..,,.p.1..1...-,- -.u.. iun1u..-uu1n41-,ii-uin.1n.-...il animals Congrafulafions Io The CIass of '5l WIARS GROCERY I203 N. Ferry S+. ..-...- - - - - .. - - - -.-.....-........-,.+ ..,.....- - .. .. - - - , - - ... -....-.,............. NILES WASTE PAPER COMPANY NILES, MICHIGAN PAPER MILL SUPPLIES IRON 853 N. Froni' Phones 236-237 .p1..1..1.,1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1nq1. ..1.g1..1..1,1..1..1..1..1...1.,1..1 1 1.1..1, CompIimenIs of Nu-Way DRY CLEANERS J. SELLERS, Prop. Niles Phone 860 Buchanan Phone 960 IIl5 N. Sevenih SI. COMPLETE FU R STORAGE .,1..1.u1.n1uu1nn1un1.u1nn1uu1u1u1u1un1 g1nl nn1u.1n-..1u1,.1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1-In CompIimen+s of The WHISTLE STOP OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY 4I2 Wayne SI. Phone 9I I7 .1'g1.g1..1 .-W1 1 1 1 1 1n1 1 1nn1nn u1'-1.p1u'1u.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1n .1,,,1nu1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -ua1u1u1u-1 1.4, ab.1.l1.,1..1..1.u1..1n.1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' THE NILES PRINTING COMPANY S+ucIenI Name Cards Personal Sfafionery 22I N. Fourfh Phone 992 1n1n1 1uu1mI1 1 1 1n1un1un1.-1--1 1 1: ,,1,m1..1...1m......1u.11 1 1 1 .-1111.1 1 1 1.1 CompIImenIs OI Whitcomb Fuel Co. COAL - STOKERS 509 Wayne S+. Phone 32I .1.l1,.1,.1..,1l....,1.y1p.1 1 1..1..1 1 1 1M u1nn1-,1n.1.n1.1nu1-.1 1 -1u1u,1n1..1 1 1. Success 'ro The CIass of I95I Credit Bureau of Niles, Inc. 3II EAST MAIN Phone I770 1..1,q1 1 1 1 1 1 1u,1,.1.,1.p1.u1na1.g1u A BIossom a Day Keeps Gloom Away EAST MAIN GARDENS I52I E. Main SI. Phone IOI8 4..........,...-..-..-..... .....- - .....-.........-..-...-.. Qu 4. 1..1..1.1 1 1-1.111-1.n1.q1..1..1..1..1..1..1 1...-..1n1u.-..n-...1 1..1..1,,......1,.1 4' xxllsxunulo X TT do , Q W4 11,4 f LA ICA X EWELRY at OPTICAL COFLTHIRD 6. MAuN sr. CASH OR CREDIT 11.1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1101.-.u1n1..-. 1 1 1 1 1 1-n1nn1u1un .1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,1..1.,1.,,1.,,1,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1. Oldsmobile Rocket 88 Dalberg Motors, Inc Besf Wishes fo The Class of 'SI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..-u,1l.1.n1uu1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1. 1..1.. II7 ,1.n41qq1..-.I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m1n.1nn1nn1.1u1.1n.1ug1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 W FIRST NIATCDNAI. 3fXlXl4 L' NLES Vw DEPOSITS UP TO I0,000 INSURED wi+h Federal Deposii' Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve Sys+em Phones l740-l74l ...U1 1 11 1 1 1u1l.1..1.u-.u1....u....n..un...un...1.u1..u1....g.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lI8 4. .......,,,,, W, , ... .. W... - ... -...... 4. Qs SETH R. ATKINSON REAL ESTATE BONDS INSURANCE Niles Michigan Congrelulafions amd Besl' Wishes for Success io Class of I95l I O O BRIGGS and SONS Used Cars in --in - Y- -Y - 7-H 7--Yun-n 1. I-inn...ui..-uli.p1n.,1.'...m-.n.-.n..-nu1.l.... .. .. 1. Come fo D ' NILES for School Supplies Office Supplies Typewriiers - Giffs Books - Toys u...1m1-n..n ....u...n1nu- -. ... .. u..nu..'....u.-I--In-.nu u1nui..1......u....u.1un 526 N. Fr CITIZENS COAL COMPANY onl' Phone 764 NILES, MICHIGAN 4...-..-..........-.......... .,..............................-...... 4. lliqin-:glial-Ilillilpglp-.u.1ln1 I-.1..1..1...1..1r '! !' I I I I ,, I C0mP'me IS of CONGRATULATIONS i and ROBERT GANO 1 I BEST WISHES I I To Hue i 7 CLASS OE 1951 I I -il-tuin-:olill-unium-un-:limb-an-uninwquiqn-qui. ! I --- 1 I--:Z--1ze----:e-------:Z-:H-:1---uf 1 E A s T o N ' s G R o c ls R Y 2 I C I' I I ' omp'me IS O 1 QUALITY Fooos Garden City Cleaners and MEMS 2 I Monife Moihproof I Cleangng I f soRDEN's Ice CREAM l : I027 Wayne Phone 8I7 i 5 : I T-lfillilillillilll Till!!-Tllvll1Il1rllilll1l0i 'i'!ill-n-llrlllll-ullnnunrnlliiisullllllllzlolqlllllqliq ELMER'S BIKE SHOP ELMER EASTON, Prop. SCHWINN BIKES KEYS MADE - LOCK REPAIRS WHIZZER MOTORS CUSHMAN SCOOTERS FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES AND PARTS Pick-up and Delivery C A I. L U S IF IT CAN BE DONE - WE CAN DO IT I3 E. Main in-n1.ui..1g.-.-lnilgilpigllgg... -.nn1u.....iu Phone I5I5 NILES, MICHIGAN l20 I.-.'lin--pl.-..1..1..1..1...1.......,1 1-.uuigilgipgiq 1.0.1 1 ... 1 1 1 ...,......-...1.l.........p.......i.p1u1q.-.gp..4 '!' I.-.pq-,..1u.-lp-....nu..un1nuluqlug-II.1..in,,1..in.inn..nn.-.I--q--np.-1 E S i n.---ink-n...u..-u.inn..nn... .1.I.1ll1.u'i I I I I 1 Congrafulafions fo fhe I Class of l95l I I I BEST WISHES FOR YOUR HAPPINESS and SUCCESS I I I I I FRENCH PAPER COMPANY I E Esfablished l87l I NILES - - - MICHIGAN I I -i---- ---- .-...... ..-.. ..-...........................-..- .-.. ..... ..-..-......-..-.... vr---lI1- - -u-----In-u--I-.II-I..-.-..........I.I......-.H-..!. .!..-..I-,..1..-.I..-..- ....II-II.-I...-I..--II---.II-II.-. I I I Good Luck - Class of '5I I : 5 I GENARTS MUSIC swmos I E lIl2 Ferry S+ree+ I T Compnmenfs of INSTRUMENTS - BOUGHT - sou: i I 'WED ' RE A'RED GERTI-I cl-Isvnolsr IN T Our Sfudenfs PLAY Q ' I I .i.,-..- .. -.-...- -..,-.I-.I....-.I-... .... ........3, I 1 'I '- I ' N- !' I I I I 550 Souih Elevenfh I HARLAN cABs I I I I I Phone 862 F 24 HOUR SERVICE 2 I 5 I RADIO DISPATCHED All Passengers Insured I 5 I I 2II North 3rd Phone 323 : I : I 4- I--II-----I--I---I-W ------- ---I - -w- -I-- -I--L -i-I---I--I- - - -- - - - - - - - - I2I l.l111v111111111111n-1 Complimenls of The Veni Sweet Shop 228 E. Main - Phone 542 .1.q1.1..1.u1n,1.1 1 1.1 1 1,1 1 l.,1np1.,1.,1u.1lln.-.11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1101... To You of lhe colors . . . Yellow and Blue We Sell . . . Quali+y Hardware and Sporfing Goods Too The KERR HARDWARE CO. ,.1.,1111,1.11111111 Always fhe newesf fashions in shoes for all 'Phe family Correcfly Fiffed and Checked By X-Ray HESS and HAINSTOCK BROWNBILT SHOE STORE . f U Ill N. Second S+. .1q1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1.,1uu1.1..1 1 .1n.1..1.. Complimenls of M. J. HUNZIKER 81 SONS NURSERYMAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Yankee S+. Niles, Mich 1.,,1..1.. N1 11.1- 1,..1 1 1 1 1nu1..1.n1..1-1m-1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1..-1..1 .-U1--1 HATFIELD'S FARM FEEDS 3 I 9 I-1 1.1110- ..1..1..1u 1 . 1.u -.u1..1uu1..1-u1. STORE - SEEDS - FARM SUPPUES N. Fronl S+. - Phone l606 1..1.,.1 .1..1 1 1uu1n,1.--..1uu1 11111111111..1.-11.11 Complimemls of Tony's IGA i45I Lake S+. GROCERIES 8: MEAT 7 Day Service 11.11-w1ul1 4. .--m1.-4- X-,v -.N ---- --....-.,..1,..--- , ---- 4, STARR MOTOR SALES INC. DODGE PASSENGER CARS PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS DODGE Job-Ralecl TRUCKS 30l Elevenlh Slreei' Telephone 2600 -- 260l NILES, MICHIGAN Campus Swealers Florsheim Shoes Lamb Knil' Sweafers Crosby Square Shoes Clipper Crafl' Clofhing Sfelson Hafs Bofany SOO Clofhing lnferwoven Soclcs Alligafor Topcoafs 2I3 E. Main S+. Phone I67I -.1,1l.,.1.......1111...-....1.....-...................-..u1...-1.-1..,,.111... I23 nI111111111111u11111u.1I,n111-111.-1:1.1-.11-111111. Fred H. Kiger FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 730 6I5 E. Main S+. 1111111111-.1111 1 11111111111111s.-111111111-1111 nu1111.111.1111111n111.111-11111111111111.-1111111 Hs miqh+y handy Io Irade aI Andys CompIImenIs . ANDY'S GROCERY 7 DAY SERVICE II33 N. Fron'f S+. .1,,.,1 11.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1,,,11 nII1.11-Im-.III1111 I1 1 -1 1 1 1 .1 1 11u1mn1 CompIImenI's of Paul H. Johnson - Garage II-11 11111- I 11---111 :vu-H+ W -I -- -- 4. Complimenis oi NILES LOCKER THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS I I I I Oak S+ree'I 111:11 :i ai 1 :Y :Y 1 f : .... .1 ---. - CompIimen+s of HOME BAKERY GUS LORK 8. SON PROPRIETORS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111.-1111111111111 uu1 1 1: 1 :L 1 :T :, , r..-1: 1: 1111:-' nz' S A R I. E Y HEATING CO. Johns Manville Approved Roofers Premier Furnace Dealers Bryanf Gas Equipment PHONE IOO NILES, MICH 1.1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111111111 ROYAL DRUG CO. Prescripfion Pharmacisis Four Flags Corner Niles. Michigan .g..-.,. .......... ,,.. - -....-...- 4. 111111.1.11u 1111111111 1 1 1 1 1,1 1111111111111 np.-1.11.-II.-.II1..inn1nI-,ln up ..,.......-................-..-,..... .. ..........,-............... .. - -,..-...... ..,!, n-..n..II1 .. 1 .--n.-II,..II,Iiu.1 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP SERVICE IGNITION PARTS - CARBURETERS GENERATORS - STARTERS TIRES - BATTERIES Open 7 days a week LONG'S TEXACO SERVICE S. 3I a+ Ber'I'rancI Rd. PHONE I663-J ,1....,,,1. .. 1..1,,1 ... ... ... 1 i.1.,... in, -. .... 1 1 1 .. ... i,,1..1..1..i..1...1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I scHNIInT I PACKING COMPANY I I I I I I I I I I I I I I NILES I I MICHIGAN I I I I I I I I I I ' I I -I- - - -..........+ q..-..,-..- .-..-- -..-..-..-..-. NILES STEEL TANK COMPANY .- ....,,...... -..-.........-.......-.........., ,i,.-...-.,.. - - ... .......................-..-..... I26 1 ,1 .1,1r.1.Iu1. 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 We te Proud or Iam' fx I G ' ,-I NA 5X N! -, ., W ERE proud of them because of the fine progress theyire mak- ing in their new telephone jobs. And you can be proud of them, too, because they're friends of yours. We mean the girls who joined Michigan Bell after gradu- ating from this high school last year. Theyire just the kind of girls we want in our organization. This June brings another graduation day when many girls who are now seniors will be starting a new and different life in the business world. We hope it will be with their friends here at Michigan Bell. MICHIGAN BEll TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place Io Work 4. - .. .--- .--...-..-..-..--.I--.-..-......q. u-III1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...-u,,1u..1..-..1 WITH BEST WISHES the little shop LATEST FICTION BEST OF THE CLASSICS INTERESTING GIFTS GREETING CARDS STATIONERY 305 East Main St. Phone I875 CompIime-nts ot WEST'S GROCERY I295 S. Ilth U. S. 3I South Modern Engineering Products Co. Tool - Die Designing - Manufacturing Production Engineering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-n1-.1u1-11 101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.u1n,1..1--1 11111111111.1un11 Iniulinnlni 1 1 1 1 14:1-Inw1uu..nn14-..-.,,.1..i. 4. -..-...................-.................- - - --..- ..- ..g. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l95I From GARDEN CITY FAN COMPANY Manufacturers Since IB79 of Commercial IncIus'I'riaI FANS BLOWERS Excellenl' possibililies TO Io serve Ihe NaI'ion's Indusfry. Applicafions for Accepled af OPPORTUNITY aol N. a+h S+. GARDEN CITY FANS Made In Niles, Michigan and shipped Ihrouglmouf fhe world lg-.,....ni..1n1..-lp-.lien-.nine-nu1--1 1 vainly? +l-Ml--M-fl-Il1ll1ll1Il-ll1ll1l -'I'- - -ll-I I I I I I : Complimenls of OUR COMPLIMENTS j I 1 I To THE T I BASSO s LUNCH 1 I coNFEc1loNARY GRADUATES 1 I 1 I 1 : 1 203 Main S+. Phone 9I97 I Q 2 I I :,lillvv'llC-'ll1lI C-Ill TlTTT l 1l lilU1 l'Tllil I. o N G ' s 7 + i .f..-...-..-..-..-.. .-..-- ..-..- .. ........ FLOWERS AND GIFTS Complimenls of g4gx.i.Gl4r,,o E l I I I K R o G E R ' s SUPER MARKET I Phone I806 206 E. Main NILES, MICHIGAN I I I I 4. ,-.......n.......,,-......-.,..,...........-..- -...-.q. +1--I-R -------- ---------1-----I--I -I- I28 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.-,1.,1.,1..1...1 . 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1l1nn1un1.n1nn1un1 1 1-1nu1u.1qp1l +, 1114.-1n.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1-11-Q-n-1---..u1-u1nn1.1u.1u-1u..1n Main at Second - Niles 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1'u1-au1uu1uu-uu1uu-1 THCDRNTCDN ELECTRIC 2l0-2I2 Nor'rh Fron+ Niles, Michigan Phone 500 Congraiuiaiions and Besi Wishes +o Jrhe Class of '5l I29 1,1 11. 1 1 1 ...nn..u1u.1....-.u1u1 1 .1n.1n..-nn.-nu1-u.1 11 Complimenrs of n1..-,.1qn1.I-..1n1..1...1...1,.111 NILES ASSCCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS A. E. Buchanan Lloyd H. Krueger Agency Richfer Agency, Inc. E. H. Bud Rifenberg Funk Bros. Miers 81 Miers Morden's, Inc. Schick 84 Sons 4. .. ..................-.................-..-..-..-......-..-..- .. - -..-..-.......-........-........... 4. l30 .1q.1111111111.-1,1111 N191 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,.1..1 ,,..,,..,.1--1u,.-1-1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1.,n1-1.1.-1.n1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1..1.... FIIQESTOINIE I TIRES 0 ACCESSORIES 0 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES TEXACO STH AND SYCAMORE MICHIGAN BOX and CRATE INC. Wood and Plywood Boxes Palle+s-Wood Specialfies Phone 3034 P. O. Box ISI I220 N. I3+h SI. NILES, MICHIGAN ......nn -.11 W. F. YORK PHONE 400 1. a?u-un--nn1nu1-ruin-1nu1nn1 vluinniuuiu-nn-nn1 in I I I Congra'rula+ions Io Class of 'SI I I I THE SPORTSMAN'S CENTER I I I Hunfing and Fishing Equipmen+ I also I I-lunfing and Fishing Licenses I I I II2 S.III'I1SI. Phone 9I07 I I L .i..-..-......-..-.I-..-.....-..- - -..- ....-..-,,. I I c?n1u:v -1---- -I--n ------ 1 -I I I I NILES GLASS womcs I I Phone 2668 I I Auro GLASS INSTALLED I CHANNELS 84 ACCESSORIES I I 725 NORTH FIFTH ST. I Faux TOLBERT, Prop. NILES, MICH. I I I I ...-..g. 4.1.-...-. ----.. .. -. - - - - - -.... I3I -.4n1....i,n.-un1n.-...,.--.1..1-....-.il11-.1....,1.-..1..... NEIB CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. o o o Concre+e Blocks -- Excavafing Sepric Tanks and Grease Traps Sand - Gravel - Cemenf -- Morfar o o 0 U.S. 3l 8: Forf Sfreei' Phone l5l2W 1.-. -11 ......,.... 11 1111 11i.,.........i..,-.,.1.,...--...111.-1. Emi WMM 41mm SEX'I'ON'S 4wuuJ1fw1ecuu!14ppliance4 Everybody's Pointing to I 222 N. Frbnf Phone 1088 4. .-. -------- - ----.- ....-.. ---....---.--. 4. l32 1,.1. n1uvv1,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1u1n1l1n -1- --M + -P H- 111111-.11I.-I,-..1., T H 0 M A S ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN For Refreshmenfs Sa ke mt El SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF I95I 1uu.1lan1n I I I I I I I I Complimerfrs of I I I I I I I I I The I I I STANDARD OIL CO. I I I I I I I I I I L.C.HARNSON,Rmkkn+AgmW I I I I I I I I I I I l23 Marmonf S+. Phone 3l6-W I I I I I I gin .g.,.............I .-.-.--.- ... -...-...-.--.--.... Congrafulafions WRIQMfXLEE'S DEPARTMENT STORE 2I9 EAST MAIN Phone I644 NILES 'ilu 1111 W-. --1--- -- 1--- N- -- 1 -ll-H 'lv l33 2uaA11'fdfzfaa.-,-lleallfn '7fnme121na4u641f41!uz'ejoa25a4mfPwJuoh NILES MILK DEALERS I34 +n1un1 - -I- --111-111 - 1 -ll-ra, in I i I I I I I Complimenfs of I I I I I THE 7 I MAYFAIR sHoPPIs I , I T Women s Apparel Lingerie I I-lose I I E l g I I I 227 E. MAIN I I I I I I Because you like nice fixings , l I I I I 4.-..-..-.....-.....,.. - -..-..-..-......,.....-...-.I ?gluig'.1nlg.,1 1- u-nl1-lan-1llzounzll--llinlnl--in-rnuiuliqg , I I I I SCHWARZ NEWS AGENCY o o o I I I Defroif-Chicago-New York I i I NEWSPAPERS I Magazines -Smokers' Supplies I I Greefing Cards I I Subscripfions 'ralcen 'ro all Magazines I I Wholesale Dis1ributor's I I ANsco I I I 303 E. Main Phone II33 I E Ari' Schwarz, Prop. I I I I 'li-U01-ln11n-eu1wIu1nn: u1nn--up--II-.nuinu1nn1nu1 :wifi l35 Complimenls of L A Y M A N ' S APPLIANCES - SPORTING GOODS Phone l030 225 E. Main S+. Niles, Michigan -...- -.,.-... -....-,.. .- - .....-.......-..... ..I. .!..-.I.-..-......-..-............- - - -..- - -...- Congrafulalions Io Jrlwe Class of '5! IVIN'S K. F. Motor Sales in... .. ... .. -. -. 1 1 ...-1.---..--.-...-1.I.... +u-.u.- .. 1 1 1 1 1 .. .. .. 1...---..u-..II.- Complimenfs of NILES FEED COMPANY Cusfom Grinding Our Specialfy Phone H37 37 Sycamore Sf 1..n....l-.pl-url 1 1 1 -. ..nu1uu.....-qu.-nqqui 11111 1 1 1:1:-,-,1:1gV :- , 1:1:1::f1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11n.1nn1u1 Congraiulaiions lo Class of '51 MEARL TAYLOR - Residenf Agenf l203 Ferry Sireei Phone 2680 Niles CITIES Tl-IEISEN cl.EMENs SERVICE Michigan? Largesf Disiribufor of Cifies Service Pefroleum Producfs .1..1nn1..1..1 1..1-u1u1u1,.1nn1.a1 1..1..1,.1.,1-E1 1 1 1,.1 1. ,1n,1u,1.,1..1.gq1. i' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'P ....:L.:::::: 1: 11 ...ze ..-..-..- .. .....-............-..-.- .....-..,-..-..-..-........-........g. REFRIGERATORS BEAUTIFUL DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL America's Fines+ Trailer Home Refrigerafors RIGIDOR TRAII.-R-BATH MODERN METAL TRAILER PORCELAIN BATH TUB FOR HOME ENTRANCE DOORS MODERN TRAlLER HOMES DAVIS PRODUCTS COMPANY U. S. 31 Souih, Niles, Michigan 1 1 1u.1u....uu1n-1u.1nn1n.1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.u1u-4,-E...-..,,1 1. I36 E1 ,111--pn--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --f-E nf. .-................-..-...- - .-.......-............-..-......!. in I I I I I I I I Complimenfs of I I I I I D A v E L 0 w E 1 I I I I I Cadillac - Studebaker I I Mack Trucks I I I I Exams I I I I I I H62 S lI+h U. S. 3I Soulh I . I I I I I I 1 -.1........-..-.. -.-- - --.-........-....-.....1..!. 'I- U1 1,1,.1..1,p1n.1vIu1 1 1 1 1u1u..-1-11--1.41-1. 1n.1 CompIimen+s 'ro Hue I95I Graduafes STEPHEN'S APPLIANCES I9 E. Main ll84-W 1 1 1..1..,1.,1..1.1 1 1..1.,1..1.,1.,1,,. 1 1 1 1..1nn1 1 1 1 ,.1..1.,1..1,.1..1. Complimenlrs of ifvi umfm Wie C51 Lumber - Coal - Builders Supplies PHONE 6 3 I4 FRONT ST. NILES -..1,.1..1..1.u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I37 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1..1..1.,1..1.. 1.......1..1..1..1..1..1...- 1 1.. 1 1 1.1. n.-.n1u-. 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1nu1n.1.,1un1un1.n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 74'zoa94 Pegakn and Fznafcftafle Sauazga Emp 14 7mm Plan now Io have ready cash when you need I+. Face Ihe Iufure confidenIIy . . . comforjrably. We'II show you our plan for greafer earnings on savings wiih complefe savings. 0 SAVINGS INSURED TO SI0,000 0 STEADY EARNINGS ICurren'I' Raie--37, per Annum, 0 READILY AVAILABLE YOUR SCHOOL SAVINGS I-IEADOUARTERSI NILES FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN AND THIRD STREETS PHONE 3054 I -ln n1------.11-In---1---nn--51.-1--11.1-111.----1-u-nn1: 1: ,: f-1 1 -:u1u::-1-n1ni:-7: f -: - 1, I38 'S' Niles Laundry and Cleaning 1 ' L 1 NDRY - DRY CLEANING PERM-A-gQ1nll'6R9fTifglgln'cgU'Z!uqj l C f . I l Q Phone IIZ3 4-II N. Second I I I ,l,,.......................-............- - .. .. -M.-..... ...........-..... - .. - - - ... - - .. - .. .. .. .. .. i..-..-..-..-..,.-m.-...-...... ....--- H... --... .. ... -, - - - ,- .. - .. - - L Q E Complimenls of 1 Q I . 5 N1les Motor Sales Inc. 5I8 South I Hh NILES, MICHIGAN I 3 5 BUICK CMC TRUCKS l SALES and senvnce l 5 Phone 3344 l 1 i 1 ofu7:n..-ug: 1 , , , 1 -. 7: 1 -. -- I 1.-1 - T: 1 -. ,1 1.11.-.gk in...-.-....1..1,,,.1..-..,..-qn1.1.1.1.i.,....,.-. I39 p.--1114,-...i..L..-.,......1 1. 1 ... .. 1 ... .. 1 1 .. -. 1 .. .- -. .- 1 i,1,1.... ,.1.,.1,.,i...- 1 un.- V11 L I-...u n1un clan-u ------1-1---1-111 uu1-p----u-----I-1 1 :ie -::f 111. .1 Q : : Besl Wislwes lo llwe Class of I95I NILES DAILY STAR 1.a..n1...1 1nu1uu1 1 1-.1u,-1un1.ip1 1-1 1 Phone 297i-J3 An Es+ima'I'e Will Convince You Thai JOHNIE'S BODY SHOP Will save you money on aufo body repair, painl iolo, or louclfi up worlc. All worlc guararfreed. JOHNIE RODEBUSH Yankee Heighis Niles - M-60 Easi 1n1.n1u......1.n1-m1n1uu1.iu1nu1..1....-.-. 1.u1uu1n,1n Complimenls ol HOWES MOTOR SALES 109 N.3rd. Your DeSo+o-Plymoulh Dealer 1n-1..1-n1n.1n-11.1 1 11.4.1-1.1 1 1 111.- 11111111111111,.-..i,1 1n1n1m-1 1 .1ul1.n1 1 1 1 ...W-.n1.i1n.1un1w-...1u .-.nu-1K.1.,1-n1..1 1 u1nu....1.-....,1..1,..-1.1.---11 Complimenfs of The Liberty Loan Corporation 223 Norfh 4'rh S+. Phone 88 1nu1.1,1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 1..1.,1.n1,, n1nn11 1:4 .-. 1.11.11 ..- im- 1X .1 , 1...-u ia:-,in-n Congrafulalions lo Jrlwe Greai' Class of '51 Law's Standard Service l 224l N. 5+l'1 Phone l325 1n1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 ...wi r-an-an-un-an + ... ---i--11--------. ..-......-..-. -- ,l. PENNEY'S 00? Walaea Qualify firsfl No more doubfful values! Tl1a1 s 'lhe ul+i- mafum of +oday's wise shoppers. Penney's endorses 'lhis move- ment We puf qualiiy firs+ because i+'s good common sense. Our success is builf on if. And because we in'I'end fo operaie for years and years +o come - we've no in+en'I'ion now of abandoning our rigid sfandards. Low prices appeal +o us, of course. Penney's is always searching +l1em ou'r and presenfing ihem +o you daily. Buf - ALWAYS - quali'I'y is 'lhe disfinguislming facfor. One hundred per cenf is our ideal -- and Penney values mus+ NEVER fail +o measure up fo H. J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. NILES, MICHIGAN ,1..,,....1..-...1.,111111111111111-.1 l4l 4. - .. .. .. ... .. .. .. -....-................... .. - ..,.,.............,....... - ...,..........,................ ,,l. CompIimenIs of Paul gawk Shfaliu Phone Dowagiac 6023 SISTER LAKES MICHIGAN .....--.1...,.....1.,-.,.,1...-.....-.1...1....1......-...1.-.-1..1.-.- I42 UWM N.-.n..-up-.I1.-.,1IM-...1..1...-nu.-ln.-nl.-..1...-..n...lp-.4-q.,-.,,1,,.-.,.1,,,..-.piI.-.nn-nn..uu1.un...-1 Gwgwadfzam and Baz WMM '70 Me elm af 1957 SOUTH BEND ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPIN6 CO., INC. :lun-gl.-uni. ...un..n-lu-11111.n1nu1uniun-nu-m1.g1n.-In X . wwfifgfm J, Wyv wfy ffijffjfgggf C' Mffff wqpnby 4. ...-..- .. - ....-..,............... .. .. - -, - .........-..........- - -- - - - - .. - ... T I NILES PROFESSIONAL in I . PHYSICIANS FATTIC 8: GARRETT -I f ' H. D. HUFF Sfar Bldg. PhonekI2OO I26 E. Malin ST. Phone 28 RUSSELL T. HART 'A ' ' . 'SCOTT MOORE WaIIon BIdg. Phone 2I88 Q IO7 N. Second SI. Phone IOI5 H. M. PRITCHARD I2 N. Fourih Sf. Phone 774 HENDERSON,.HERSHEY, HOLT, m . LANGRAF 81 STRAYER 107 N. znd S+. ' Phone 2520 ' LAVVYERS THOMAS CAIN, JR. GEORGE S. KELLER 3I0 Broadway Phone I505 V 302K E. Main Phone IIS CASPER R. GRATHWOHL MELVIN F. RVAHN Blackmond Bldg. Phone 26 II3 N. 3rd Phone IOS DONAHUE 8: DREW WHITE, KLUTE 8: WHITE Sycamore 81 3rd Phone I422 Firs+ Nafional BIdg. Phone 2I7 BURNS, HADSELL 8: MOLLISON 3II E. Main SI. V Phone I22 VETERINARIANS K. H. FRASER W. T. GRAHAM M Mile Easf on M-60 Phone 599 43 Ferry SI. Phone I-W-Res. I-R I I CHIROPRACTORS MAX KASLER , , 520 E. Main Sf. Phone IO35 OSTEOPATI-IS I I GAIL STEINER J I8 N. FourI'h Sf. Phone 353 CI-IIROPODISTS THOMAS J. WOODFORD Van Riper Bldg. Phone I67O DENTISTS ROBERT G. TURNER J. M. MUNRO Ready Bldg. Phone 507-W II9 N. Third SI. Phone 605 CLIFFORD SHUGARS R. J. KULIS I8 N. Four'rh SI. Phone 2242 Van Riper Bldg. Phone 758 E. R. RUTHSATZ W. J. CUNNINGHAM KIinq Bldg. Phone 8OI-W Friday BIdq. Phone 2296 I .- .- .. .. -.,,....-.H-.l..-..,..1..-...I-..,....1...-.,.....1..i..1,.1.,,1....,,,-.,..-.,.1.1 -. -. -. This Book Prinfed and Bound by Ihling Bros. 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