Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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IOHN SCAMEHORN FRED MARSHALL President Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION CLAYTON McCOY ROBERT MARKS LEWIS WALTON Treasurer Trustee Trustee ADMINISTRATION PAUL M. WINGER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS It has been a most enioyable experience to meet the teachers and students oi Niles High School during the past year. This has been a year in which we have heard much of priorities and National security. Certainly we must continue to give a high priority to education. The education of boys and girls in America is basic to our National secur- ity. More education will help you live a more complete liie socially, culturally, economically, and politically. lt will open doors to a wider variety of iobs and add to your iob security. WALTER I. ZABEL, PRINCIPAL This 1952 TATTLER adds another volume to the many that have been published beiore. It has become a tradition in which each class ieels honored to participate. It is a means oi expressing in picture and story the activities of the school. Our student activities have demon- strated their educational values to students and to school. The TATTLER Staff and advisors are to be complimented lor this publication. 6

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SENIOR HIGH DEDICATION ADRIAN NIEBOER We, the students oi Niles Senior High School, proudly dedicate the 1952 Tattler to Mr. Adrian Nieboer. In addition to being a graduate of Western Michigan College and Col- umbia University, he has done graduate work at the University of Michigan. Mr. Nieboer. who is greatly admired by all who know him, teaches economics, government, and American history here. He is also the very able advisor of the senior high school student council. Under his direction such events as Career Day, Student Council Day, Student Government Day, and after-game dances have been possible. We truly appreciate the wonderful iob you're doing, Mr. Nieboer. The Tattler Staff

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,Q DONALD BENDER-Grand Rapids Iunior College: Western Michigan College A.B.. B.S.: University ol Michigan M.A.: Physical Educa- tion, Coach. ROBERT BOKHART-Michigan Col- lege of Mining and Technology: Westem Michigan College ot Edu- cation. B.S.: Mathematics. PATRICIA BOUGHNER -- Indiana University. B.S: Arts and Science. MARCIA BROYLES-University ol Indiana. B.S.: Physical Education. ws? RICHARD CORRELI.--University ol Michigan. B.M.: Band. Instrumen- tal Music. Orchestra. MARIE ENGER-Illinois State Normal University. B.E.: University of Illi- nois. M.A.: English and Iunior High Librarian. SARAH I-'ALLON - Michigan State College: B.A.: English. FACULTY MARGARET BENDER-Carleton Col- lege: University of Illinois. B.S.: Northwestem University: Western Michigan College: Head of History Department and Advisor of Iunior High Student Council: History. LEMOINE BOGUE-Western Michi- Qan College. A.B.: English. . WWW Victor Bray-Western Michigan University. B.S.: Mathematics BERYLLE CLEVERING - Western Michigan College: -National Uni- versity oi Mexico: Art, JEAN CRAWFORD-ohio sm:e'U.a- versity. B.E.: William Woods Col- lege: Homemaking. ANNA EITMANN - Drury College. A.B.. B.S.: Mathematics. GEORGE FLORA-DePauw Univer- sity. B.M.: Northwestern Univer- sity. M.M.: Graduate Work: Uni- versity ot Michigan, Columbia University. and Indiana Univer- sity: Music Departme Chair- man and Vocal usi J! . f 7-