Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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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

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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

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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