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' ff sf K JF . ffyy. .1 W rv 921, ' , '9 716825631 -1. a my WGS.- mwpf 252 ii WW Riif?RfEii gkE5Qgwg22 5 Q'5-Esigif-EEE S512 2 2255 wwgifgw ff WWA M My FEMA fjgwfwifww THE TATTLER NILES SENICDR HIGH SCHOCL 1959 OUR THEME- The class of l959 is proud of the fact that it is the first class which has been together for tlzrvv full years at the new Niles Senior High School. ln Literature the number 3 has always been associated with a quality of mysticism and good luck. Keeping this basic idea in mind we are going to use various combinations of the number llzrvv throughout our annual. One way of representing the number three is by means of a triangle. Thus when you see this shape you will know it is just the spirit of three being revealed again. F AC u L W1 .ulll C SSE 5 mmnm ,i ' - - .4 Y Jun- 'ff :J 'Ai ' 'i f'A l l i oeolcatlon it e--l We hereby dedicate o ur annual I to three important influences on our lives: our God, our ll parents, and our country. In order that we may have 3 true happiness we must have W faith in all three. 1 MMT i, 4 -l FACULTY mfr J A X gwmr.: L THEY PROVIDE FOR OUR WELFARE an C7 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to right, Clayton McCoy, Presidentg Orville Adler, Treasurer: Paul Jedele, Trusxeez Vivian Frigaard, Secretary: Irving Seely, Trustee: Paul Appel. Q.. 41 . riff SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS: Mr. Appel and sccrelzxricw: scutedg Margaret Peterson, standing: Mabel Davidson. .,e,. 'ix 1 egf ? R Axv OUR ADMINISTRATION LESTER LUCE. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Luce has been with us for two years. He was graduated from Hillsdale College with a B.A. and from Bowling Green State University with a M.S. Before com- ing to Niles he was principal at Eaton Rapids High School at Eaton Rapids, Michigan. TERRY CAREY. OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL We will remember Mr. Carey, always, for coaching our football team to the Regional Championship last fall. He was graduated from Central Michigan with a B.S. and a B.A. Later he attended the University of Michigan and received an M.A. Besides numerous duties as assistant principal and head football coach. he also teaches American History, B. 'f 3 ii? . . .......'..,..,,..,....,..x.. ..........w..N....h-w.-.u u Mx gf' - N, P' x ' x ..f1, 5 4 , K. .aux s A M. N ' xl HW'-ifwwx JOHN KOVAC: Western Michigan University B.S., University of Michigan M.A., Director of Adult Educations. Vocational Coordinator. THEY GUIDE US JAMES LAFKIOTES: Bates College, Michigan State UniversityQ University of Michigan B.M., Colum- bia University M.A., Director of Guidance. ' Qf:F3?QS3'Q:f J . J ,p-qi, 'QQ N ' JOSEPH WHITWAM: Joliet Junior College, Uni- versity of Illinois B.S., Columbia University M.A., Physical Education, Director of Athletics. OUR FACULTY JOHN E. ALLEMAN: Michigan State University, B.M., Supervisor of Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra. MARGARET ALLIS: Morehead State 'College B.S., Typing. HUGH ANDERSON: Western Michigan University B.A., M.A., University of Michigan, English. GEORGE BASKER: Purdue B.P.E., Michigan State, Driver Education, Health 8z Safety. LEMOINE BOGUE: Western Michigan University A.B., American History. BERYLLE CLEVERING: Western Michigan, Saint Mary's College, National University of Mexico, Art. MARGARET COUSINS: Michigan State University B.S., Homemaking. ELIZABETH DEAM: University of Miami B.A., Northwestern M.A. French, English. PAUL DEWITT: Western Michigan University B.S.. Michigan State University M.A., Industrial Arts. GAIL DIAMONDIS: Indiana University A.B., Eng- lish. ,THEY INSPIRE US - Mst,..,.. vt f fifsfm 5 N . f .A.- ,gg s t ' 9 ' 'M-' A'-Q-..4 X . . if W in . V t 4 ' . ff it is-..N t 'M' .' , ,L . ,N 4 , m,LL,LLL Q , ,AL V I ' ew We J I f iii S J as X L. ....X. W e iii-1:41 If X it r U ,f 'L 'W 9,3 5 -aww A V x 7 Nw., VKAK Sufi Z '. ' IU 1 , ' S f -I X Here Mr. Walker explains the mysteries of Geometry. Front row: Terry Fuller and Mary Gallagher. Hack row: Vic Bella, Ronald Bucha, and Dave Click. WILLIS DUNHAM: IRVING ELDRED: B.S.. University of University M.A., GEORGE FLORA: Northwestern Michigan Graduate l Graduate Work. B.A.. Colorado State College M.A., ' Drawing. Architectural Drawing. Auto Mechanics Adult Western Michigan Western Michigan, Power De University Head of 'OX 'T Music Dep RUSSELL GEBBY BS Colorado Head of ESTH ER manship, Advanced Michigan M. M.A.. Machine Department. : Iowa State Teacher's College College, Michigan State Uni- versity. OITice Training, Clerical Practice. Sales- Typing. JAMES M. HAUSMAN: Western Michigan B.A.. 5 v , u Q 'I itil University of M ich igan M.A., English. X THEY PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP Mr. Weede shows Bob Lewis and Keith Calalian some principles of wrestlm GUSTOV C. Texas Christian Algebra. Math. Drivers DOROTHY B. Syracuse of Michigan Blueprint B.S.. Roosevelt University M.S Adviser. JOHNSTONE: Cincinnati University, Nebraska State A.B., ollege' Algebra, Refresher of Michigan A.B.. Librarian. Michigan B.S.. Central Michigan Advanced Shop of Tech- Northern Liter JURGENSEN' Western Michi an Universit - S Y B.S.. University of Michigan M.A., Business Edu- cation, Clerical Practice, Forkner Shorthand, Head of Business Education Department. ROBERT KLINGENFUS: Western Michigan Uni- versity B.A.. American History. v W? 'rim - ww' ,t , .H 'W'f '1:f ' ' , . . . m, 3 . y'..,,: ,Q Q Wi . fm -,..x Or' S 1' 'vw . ,,,-.. 4 Sf.. af .. i ,. .fu .5 . at ng Q 1 -'Q lr 'A x' -. , ...- ' .a ,ff I .2 g . 3 T .-w h 1, , 5.0 ...Q ,- 1 4' .. '- Cb- f . .A f -'r 1 .2 U 4' . I 'ilk' 1 9,9 ' f , v , , ms, .-G, 0 ' 9, 1 r . ,S L V IA? , i ., A u'f I . .-'I kt . . f 1. - .,.i...s.:- . me-..pw.q. .. , 'riff mga- A 1 I 5'-A X Mr 5 - F i . ig .5 ,, w M- -, ,,-,-aw 'Y 41 5,15 .,,,.. ,t 1 -1 qv A -Q . -'VF 4' gl 4' ' ' 9 'iv ' A 6 3' . . f l , Eu pq. .1 an 'vga gangs 'z W- . ft' , . J' .,J ...gp THE FIRST LESSON THEY TEACH PAULINE KLOPFENSTEIN: Northwestern Uni- versity B.S.. George Washington University, Eng- lish. MARY JANE KOVAC: Western Michigan Univer- sity B.S.. Michigan State Extension Classes, Bus- iness Education. HOWARD KREHBIEL: Bluffton College B.S., Uni- versity of Chicago. Michigan State University M.S.. Mathematics. RALPH LEHMAN: University of Michigan A.B.. M.A.. Chemistry, Physics. Head of Science De- partment. LENA LEITER: Western Michigan University A.B.. University of Michigan M.A.. Typing. NOBLE LEWALLEN: Ball State: Michigan State B.S.. M.A.. World History. American History. LOWELL MCMILLEN: Western Michigan Univer- sity. Michigan State University B.S.. Agriculture. Farm Shop. CLARENCE MOORE: Alma College A.B.. Univer- sity of Michigan M.A.. English. Speech. JUDITH MOORE: Beloit College B.A.. University of Wisconsin. Latin. CHARLOTTE MOSKAL: Michigan State University B.A.. University of Michigan, Western Michigan University. Spanish. American History. THE VALUE OF LEARNING LOWENA MURPHY: Michigan State University B.S., Homemaking, Head of Homemaking Depart- ment. ADRIAN NIEBOER: Western Michigan University B.A., Columbia University M.A., University of Michigan, Social Studies, Head of Social Studies Department. MARGARET PARROTT: Western Michigan Uni- versity B.S., University of Michigan M.A., Phys- ical Education. RUSSELL PAYNE: Wabash College A.B., Univer- sity of Michigan M.S., Biology. HARRY PILARSKI: Purdue University B.S., In- diana University Graduate Work, Biology, Con- servation. WILLIAM POTTS: Western Michigan University B.S., University of Michigan M.A.. Geometry, Re- fresher Mathematics, Senior Class Counselor. JUDY PRITCHARD: Indiana University B.S., Gen- eral Business. RUSSELL SEVERE: Northwestern University, Illin- ois State Normal University B.S., M.S., English. NEAL SINGLES: Albion College A.B., Govern- ment, Economics. ALVIN E. SMITH: Huntington College B.S., In- diana University M.S., World History, Social Studies. 'A 9 K-if '-it Bs.. Chemistry. Physical THEY TEACH US BASIC SKILLS ' Z. W its I- KS e A ' x Ruger Stone, Steve Yantlenburg, Tetl Steele, Mr. DeWitt, Mike Kaine. Paul Rnutz wurk with sheet meltil in ai General Metals Class. HAROLD STALTER: Central M' KENNETH VANDERMEU igun University B.A., English. Communications. ' pzirtment. I LELAND S. W Notre Dame A U '-Lf 'Q ' 5 C igzin. H on University, TATTLER visor. EDWARD Central Michigan EUGENE WESTERHOF: l University of Tennessee M.S ,lf-v keeping. fl' 1' 'ark KAY WHITE: Michigan University BS - 219 Education. 1 ' 'WK' It 1 i,1 al if fx, t S FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT TEACHERS ' -,MN I is ,ab-ilu-q, Chuck Lewis, Instrumental Music - :wwf if tree i--.QA '1'T T.. P Janet Wayland, Physical Education My ,W A ,em ffst p f' gf T' 1: is 1? Suzanne Shoemaker, Business Department F :SQ R P jliil - . 1 35955 t S w w -' 'E Ss fir mit? ' Q'ii1f:MWi'iW.,f'ff fffixsiggfgiiig Qfilmikeivi-fit ' . . fi Qigistfszf' if fig' 'R935v' geiiiiiwe' Seated: Carolyn Greager, Englishg Jacquelyn Bertsiln, History. Standing: Gerald Preston, Industrial Arts: Larry Reynolds, Biologyg David Hodgman, Biology. THE CHANGING SCENE ALICE SCHMUHL When Mrs. Alice Schmuhl, .the former school nurse, died last September. there was dismay in every heart. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and of the nation-wide Nightingale Club. Long and faithfully she had served here in our high school. When we moved from the old high school to the new, she was with us. When we needed help, we could count on her. Not only did she provide medical care for us. but she also had the responsibility of caring for Junior High. Her presence will be greatly missed. 'xl MR. WESTERHOF LEAVES At the end of the first semester. Mr. Westerhof left Niles to take up his new job as Field Representative for the South-Western Publishing Company. In this position he deals with schools throughout Michigan as a public relations contact. Mr. Westerhof liked his classes to be run in a demo- cratic fashion whenever possible. and often let his students decide on their homework or class procedure. During his six years at Niles he taught several courses including typ- ing. bookkeeping, salesmanship, and Gregg shorthand. His is a face which has been seen at every game, for he was a loyal fan of the team. He sponsored our school paper for many years also. We miss Mr. Westerhof both in the class room and at the various school activities. but we wish him luck in his future work. MRS. GOSS. OUR SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Goss. our new school nurse, is well equipped for her job. She is a graduate of the South Bend Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. She took extension work at Indiana University. For seven years she worked in the Public Health Department, and obtained her experience with children when she worked as an office nurse for a pediatrician. Here in Niles. she worked in the Exceptional Child- ren's School for three years before taking up her post at Niles High School. One of her first contributions to the high school was to start a Future Nurses Club. We of the TATTLER staff believe she will prove to be a fine addition to Niles High School. ,,.. ,.,-4.-.1- ,,,,..5...- '-2:. -'If- ',., 3. -1- '- .1 '-if- ' .. '- -'-1'5 - L-ff' SPECIAL SERVICES r '35 t B ,: S El-gi .paw OFFICE WORKERS: Mrs. Jeanne Harroff, Janet Smiedendorf, and Mrs. Carol Purdy. CUSTODIANS: Sittingg Beverly Weaver, Carl Weaver, Edith Carter. Standing: Arley Cullom, Bob Huffman, Eli Hojeda, Melvern Nickolay, Clarence Rice. Bob Hilligoss, Lester Leishy. - .N,...--- ,H 4' 'WPT-...,Lg, K s f M N2 .M ,go- 5 i Hg L-,E 1 1 n J tips Q XLK. Q Efxif R . . X-Am Q- F- S 1 ' sf 5 . , i , 'uf 1.0 J x . gif, . 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X V2.1 h- 36- Usa. - GARLAND WINNINCBHAM DIANE WIRANT NORMA SUE WISE EDDIE WISEMAN PA'l VVOC iA'l'SKll 1 llrrck ll switch! .luzm Dell und Bob Andcrxon were nn xx silly mood :md dccidcd to ulmngc robes. Mlfl.VlN VVUUDFORIJ Hope lhcy dun'l lnmk that may on gruduulion daxy. d is wa ' , yn 'A ' 0, M-is N fp Ar, , , , xx 1 1 1 Us ?',2 2 H U ' f K-fd 'C' N N f Q, DONALD WROBLEWSKI RUTH YAW JAMES YOUNG ORLA ZIMMERMAN KENNY ACTON: Band Bounce 1133 Co-op 1133 Honor Roll 2 Semesters3 Pep Band 1133 Band 1133 Gym Show 1133 Jets Club 113. DICK ADLER: Football 1233 Variety Show 1333 Tartler Staff 1133 Honor Roll 5 Semesters3 Student Council 1133 Choir 1233 Basketball Manager 1233 Gym Show 113. SALLY ANN AHLGRIM: F.T.A. 1333 Vice President 1133 Woodwind Quintet 1133 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1133 Homecoming General Chairman 1133 Snowball Decorations Committee 1133 Prom Banquet and Program Committee 1133 Band Bounce Queen Committee 1133 Honor Roll 6 Semesters3 Student Council 1333 Student Council Secretary 1133 Pep Band 1233 Teacher's Assistant 1133 Band Festival 1133 Orchestra 1233 Band 1333 Band Vice President 1233 Holy Week Committee Chairman 1133 After Game Dance Committee 1133 Safety Committee 1133 Band Bounce Publicity Committee 1133. Viking Sentinel Writer 1232 Viking Sentinel Seller 1133 Star Committee 113: Gym Show 113. JAMES AKEY: Junior Play Scenery Com- mittee 1l33 Gym Show 113. KAREN ANDERSON: Homecoming Re- freshments Committee 1133 Band 1333 Honor Roll 2 Semesters3 School Improve- ment Committee 1133 Star Committee 1133 Band Bounce 133. VERNON DALE ANDERSON: Glee Club 1233 Choir 1133 Variety Show 1233 Gym Show 1233 Co-op 113. PAT BAILEY: F.H.A. Dance Committee Gym Show 1333 King and Queen Com- anggtgm Transferred from Mishawaka in SANDY BANACH: Honor Roll 2 Semes- ters3 Teacher's Assistant3 Gym Show 133. ANN IBAUMGARTNER: Homecoming Publicity 1133 Snowball Decorations Com- mittee 1133 Junior Play Stage Committee 1133 Cheer Block 1133 Treble Clef Chorus 1133 Variety Show 1333 Part3 Glee Club 1133 Choir Teacher's Assistant 1133 Span- ish Club 1133 Gym Show 113. BARBARA BEARSE: Variety Show 1233 Variety Show Publicity Committee 1133 Part3 Homecoming Publicity Chair- man 1l33 Prom Decorations Committee 1133 Junior Play Publicity Committee: Junior Play Part3 Transferred From Ver- ona High School, New Jersey, l957Q School Improvement Committee 1133 Af- ter Game Dance Committee 1133 Gym Show 1133 Prom Dance Band Committee 1133 Choir 1233 Candy Seller 1133 Sex- tet 1133 Tultler Business Staff 1133 Vik- ing Sentinel Social Page Editor 1133 Span- ish Club 1133 F.T.A. 1133 Student Council Publicity Committee 113. RODNEY BECKWITH: Cross Country 1233.Tennis 1133 JETS 1133 Homecoming Publicity 1133 Smr Committee 1133 Honor Roll 2 Semesters3 Auditorium Lighting3 Gym Show 1333 Talller Staff. ALAN BENNETT: Wrestling 1233 Snow- hall Decorations Committee3 Band Bounce Decorations3 Dance Bandi Pep Band3 Spanish Clllbg Orchestra. PAUL BENNETT: Baseketball 1133 Foot- ball 1333 Senior Vice President3 N Club 1333 Gym Show 133. BONNIE BEVILACQUA: G.A.A. Home- coming Decorations Committee3 Pep Band3 Homecoming Queen Committee3 Band Librariang Band Twirler3 Teacher's Assistant. SENIOR INDEX ROXY BLACK: Transferred from Roches- ter High School in 1958. BILL BLANK: Glee Club 1233 Jr. Play Stage Committee. DICK BOETCHER: JETS 1233 Band 1333 Orchestra 1133 Co-op3 Band Bounce. TONI BOGUE: Treble Clef Chorus 1133 Variety Show 1133 Homecoming Decora- tions. Pom Poms Chairman3 Prom Ticket Committee: Tanler Business Staff 1333 Usher Club 1333 Head Usher 1133 Junior Play Scenery Committee: Student Council 1133 Candy Seller3 Gym Show 133: Office Assistant. DWIGHT BOLLMAN: Cross Country 1233 F.F.A. 1333 N Club 113. NADINE BRANT: Honor Roll 2 Semesters3 Cheer Block3 Gym Show 113. MITZI BROCK: Homcoming Decorations Committee3 Prom Decorations Commit- tee3 Srar Committee3 Senior Class Sec- retaryg Ushers Club 1333 Student Council 1233 Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally Committee Chairman3 Gym Show 133. RONALD BROCK: RAYMOND BROOKS: Baseball 1133 Vari- ety Show Part3 Prom Decorations3 N Club 1233 Junior Play3 Scenery3 Gym Assis- tant: Gym Show 133: Glee Club 123. MIKE BROWN: Football 1233 N Club. PAT BROWN: Homecoming Decorations Committee3 Snowball Decorations Com- mittee3 Prom Decorations Committee3 Star Committee3 Usher's Clubg Junior Play Prop Committee3 Student Council3 Gym Show 1333 Dance Committee Chairman3 Homecoming Pep Rally and Parade Chair- man: Snowball Corsage Committee Chair- man. JIM BRU-HLER: JETS 1233 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1133 Transferred in 1956 from Michigan City, Indianag Gym Show 133. RONALD BUCHA: Cross Country 1233 Gym Show 133. MARYELLEN BUCKLEY: G.A.A. Variety Show3 Treble Clef Chorus: Gym Show3 Co-opg G.A.A. Point Secretary. GARY BULLEN: Football 1133 Track 1133 Gym Show 123. BARBARA BUNCH: Variety Show3 Vik- ing Sentinel Seller3 CO-OPQ Teacher's As- ggtant 113: Treble Chorus 1133 Gym ow. LYMAN BYBEE: DAVE CARLSON: Tennis 1133 JETS 1233 Co-op. JOHN CARLTON: Football 1233 N Club 1233 Spanish Club 1233 Baseball Manager. TOM CASNER: Prom Decorations Com- mittee 1133 Junior Play Decorations Com- mittee 113. JOHN CLARK: BILL CLINGENPEEL: Homecoming Dec- orations3 Snowball Decorations3 Band Bounce Committee3 Pep Band 1333 Band 1333 Dance Band 1333 Safety Committee 1 J- JACK COFFINGER: Prom Decorations3 Gym Show. PATSY COLE: F.H.A. 1133 Gym Show ill- ALAN COLES: Football 1133 Track 1133 Star Committee. RICHARD COOPER: Band Bounce3 Pep Band 1133 Band 133. MARY CATHERINE COREY:. .Variety Show Part: 1233 Snowball Publicity 1131 Honor Roll 2 Semesters: Transferred from St. Joseph High, South Bend in 1957. BOB CRAIG: Pep Band: Concert Band: Dance Band: Marching Band. LARRY CRANE: PAUL CROUCH: Homecoming Publicity Committee 1133 Snowball Publicity Com- mittee 1133 F.F.A. 1.333 Gym Show 123: Glee Club 1233 Choir 1133 Variety Show Part 133. RON CURRAN: Track 113. STEVE CURTIS: Football 123: Variety Show: Star Committee3 Glee Club 1233 Gym Show 123. PAT DALY: Gym Show. LARRY DARLING: Co-op3 Junior-Senior Competition 113. JOE DAVIS: Band Bounce Props Com- mittee: Pep Band 133. NANCY DAVIS: Homecoming Decorations 1333 Snowball Publicity General Chatr- man3 Snowball Decorations Committee 1233 Prom Decorations General Chair- man 1l33 Viking Sentinel Writer 1233 Star Committee 1233 Junior Class Sec- retary3 Student Council 1333 Teachers As- sistant 1233 Spanish Club 1233 Spanish Club President 113: Varsity Cheerleader 1233 Junior Play Publicity Chairman 1133 Gym Show 1333 Candy Seller 113. ANNE L. DAWSON: G.A.A. 1133 Gym 1333 Guidance OHice 1233 Gym Assistant I 3- DENNIS DAY: Football 1133 Baseball 1333 N Club 1133 Star Committee 113. JOAN DELL: Homecoming Decorations Committee 113: Publicity Committee 1133 Snowball Table Decorations Committee 1133 Decorations Committee 1133 Re- freshments Committee 1l33 Tatrler Edi- torial Staff3 Assistant Class Editor 1133 Smr Committee 1133 Junior Play Make- up Committee 1133 Treble Clef Chorus 1133 Glee Club 1133 Choir 1133 Variety Show 1333 Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 1133 Gym Show 1233 Variety Show PRYIQ Costumes Committee3 Publicity Commit- tee. BRENDA DOBSON: Variety Show 1333 Decorations 1333 Treble Clef Chorus 1233 Choir 1133 Gym Show 1233 Spanish Club 133. ODELL DOCKERY: Cross Country 1333 Tennis 1333 N Club 1233 Wrestling 133. DONALD DODGE: Cross Country 1333 Track 1233 Band Bounce 1133 N Club 1333 Pep Band 1133 Band 1333 Orchestra 1133 Band Bounce Committee 113. BARBARA DONAGHE: G.A.A. 1233 Homecoming Invitations: Snowball Pub- licity3 Honor Roll 4 Semestersg Glee Club 1233 Glee Club President 1133 Choir 1133 Orchestra 1333 Gym Show 1233 Sextetg Variety Show. LINDA DOTSON: F.T.A.3 G.A.A.3 Trans- ferred from St. Joseph High School in 19583 Junior Play Publicity Committee 1133 Co-op. HENRY DUIS: Basketball 1135 Football 13313 1? Club 133: Gym Show 1135 Base- ba 1 3. ORVILLE DUNHAM: Honor Roll 2 Se- mesters5 Gym Show 113. BARBARA DUNNUCK: Gym Show 133. JON EARL: Football 1235 Homecoming Decorations Committee5 Snowball Dec- orations Committee5 Prom Decorations Committee. ELIZABETH EGBERT: Variety Show Pub- licity Committee Part5 Teacher's Assist- ant5 Gym Show 1135 Treble Clef Chorus 1135 Choir 123. LEE ELLSWORTH: G.A.A. 1235 Glee Clubg Variety Show5 Honor Roll 2 Semes- ters: Gym Show 1335 Teacher's Assistant 123. VERL ELMS: Honor Roll 2 Semesters5 Gym Show 113. JOYCE ELO: Snowball Decorations: Prom Refreshments Chairman: Viking Sentinel Stall Typist: Viking Sentinel Circulation Managerg Co-op: Gym Show. JANE ELROD: Gym Show. AUDREY ENGER: BILL EYCLESHYMER: JETS5 Band Bounce Part5 Pep Band: Wrestling 113. TOM FAIRCHILD: Variety Show 1335 Ggee Club 1235 Choir 1135 Gym Show 1 3- ROBERT FALKNER: JOHN FARMER: Variety Show: Viking Sentinel: Honor Roll 6 Semesters5 Junior Play: Student Council 1335 Gym Show 1235 Glee Club 1235 Secretary Treasure of Glee Club: Choir 113. JUDY FAZI: Junior Play Ticket Commit- tee 1135 Teacher's Assistant 1135 Gym Show 113. RONALD FLANNERY: Co-op. JOLINE FORBES: Variety Show 1335 Vari- ety Show Costumes Committee 1135 Vari- ety Show Part5 Homecoming Publicity Committee5 Homecoming Decorations Committee: Cheer Block 1l35 Junior Sen- ior Banquet Mistress of Ceremonies5 Snow- ball lntermission Chairman: Snowball Re- freshments Co-Chairman5 Choir 1235 Glee Club 1135 Variety Show Make-up Corn- rgittgeg Teacher's Assistant 1135 Spanish u . BETTY FRANTZ: F.H.A. 1235 Snowball Decorations and Ticket Chairman5 Prom Decorations: Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Junior Play Make-up Committee5 Cheer Blockg Choir 1235 Treble Clef 1135 Vari- ety Show 1335 Office Assistant: Teacher's Assistant5 Gym Show 113. MIKE FRASER: Football 1335 N Club 1335 Wrestling 113. KAREN FREEVOL: Homecoming Com- mittee Decorations5 Band Bounce Corn- mittee5 Honor Roll 6 Semester5 Junior Play Ticket Committee5 Pep Band5 .Span- ish Club5 Band 1335 Teacher's Ass1stant5 Band Festival. KAREN FRUCCI: Homecoming Decora- tions Committeeg Star Committee5 Sopho- more Class Secretaryg Ushers Clubg Jun- ior Play Make-up5 Gym Show 1135 Glee Club 1l35 Choir 1235 Dance Committee Chairman5 Teacher's Assistant 133. DOUGLAS FRY: Band Bounce 133. FLORINE FUNNELL: Homecoming Dec- orations Committeeg Gym Show 123. PEARL FUNNELL: G.A.A. 1135 Home- coming Decorations Co-Chairman5 Prom Decorations Committee5 Band Bounce Props Committee5 Band Bounce Part5 Star Committee5 Band 1335 Pep Band5 Marching Band. VERDELL GARDNER: Football 1235 N Club. KEITH GENTRY: Football 1135 Gym Show 133. JON GLOSSENGER: Football 1135 Prom Decorations. AL GOBLE: Transferred From Buchanan in 1957. PHYLLIS GODMAN: Glee Club 1135 Choir 1235 Variety Show 1335 Honor Roll 2 Semesters5 Cheer Block 1135 Sen- ior Orchestra 1335 Co-op. MARY ELLEN GONDECK: Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Tattler Business Staff Agent 1335 Viking Sentinel Writer 1135 Honor Roll 6 Semesters5 Stu- dent Director Junior Play 1135 Teacher's Assistant 1235 Choir 1235 Viking Sentinel Feature Editor 1135 Glee Club 1135 Stu- dent Council Publicity Committee 1135 Week Committee 1135 Gym Show , Variety Show 1335 Variety Show Part5 Publicity Committee 1135 Decora- tions Committee 113. Holy 123' MARY ELLEN GOOD: Homecoming Re- freshments Committee Chairman 1l35 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Band Bounce 1335 Queen Committee 1135 Publicity Committee 1135 Tattler Staff Agent 1235 Honor Roll 6 Semestersg Pep Band 1235 Teacher's Assistant 1135 After Game Dance Committee 1135 Prom Dance Band Committee 1135 Band 1335 Orchestra 1235 Festival Band 1135 Star Clognmittee 1135 Variety Show Orchestra BETTY GORDON: F.H.A. 1335 Teacher's Assistant 1235 Gym Show 123. SCOTT GRANNAN: Tennis 1235 Star Committee 1135 Co-op5 Honor Roll 1 Semester5 Student Council 1235 Student Council Vice President 1135 Student Council Treasurer 1135 Wrestling 113. HELEN GREEN: Variety Show: Cheer Block: Teacher's Assistant 1135 Treble Clef Chorus 1135 Choir 113. JOHN GRINELL: Tennis 1235 Star Com- mittee 1I35 N Club 1135 Gym Show 1335 Dance Committee 1135 Teacher's As- sistant 1135 Snowball Decorations Com- mlllee. TO!! GUYOTT: N Club 1335 Wrestling 1 . PAT HAAS: F.H.A. 1135 Co-op: Treble Clef Chorus 113. MERRY JO HAINES: F.H.A. 1235 Gym Show 133. TOM HALEY: Basketball Manager 1235 Football 1135 Tennis 1235 Glee Club 1235 Variety Show 123. CHARLES EUGENE HAM: Basketball 1235 Track 1135 Transferred From John Adams High School, South Bend, In- diana, in 1957. JUDY HAM: F.H.A. 1135 G.A.A. 1235 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1235 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Prom Decorations Committee 1235 Star Committee 1235 Gym Show 1335 Teacher's Assistant 113. GRACIE HAMEL: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 1235 Teacher's Assistant 1135 Gym Show 1135 Dance Committee 1135 School Improvement Committee 113. MARY HAMEL: Teacher's Assistant 113. SANDRA HAMILTON: Cheer Block 1135 Gym Show 123. PAT HANSEN: Star Committee 1135 Honor Roll 2 Semesters5 Gym Show. JERRY HARBAUGH: Prom Decorations Committee 1135 Band: Pep Band. MIKE HARBAUGH: Homecoming Dec- orations Committee 1l35 Snowball Dec- orations Committee 1I35 Prom Decora- tions Committee 1135 Honor Roll I Se- mester. ILAH HARE: Gym Show 113. HELEN HARGREAVES: Band 1335 Band Bounce 1335 Pep Band 113. WILLIAM L. HARRELL: Band 1335 Band Bounce 1335 Pep Band5 Star Committee 1135 Co-op: Honor Roll I Semester. KENNETH HARRELL: CHRISTOPHER LEROI HARRISON: Basketball: Football 1135 Snowball Dec- orations Committee 1I35 Prom Decora- tion Committee 1135 Intermission Com- mittee 1135 Star Committee 1l35 Junior Play Part 1135 Gym Show 113. RON HARTLINE: Cross Country 1235 Track 12.35 Variety Show Part 1135 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1135 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Prom Decorations Committee 1l35 Star Committee 123. WALTER HATCHER: Star Committee 1135 Junior Play Scenery Committee 1135 Teacher's Assistant 113. MIKE HAVILAND: Tennis 1135 Band 133 Bounce 1335 Wrestling 133. KATHIE HEALY: F.H.A.1235 F.H.A. Vice President 1235 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1135 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Prom Decorations Com- mittee 1l35 Co-op5 Honor Roll 1 Semes- ter5.Gym Show 123' Snowball Favors Chairman 1135 Glee Club 1135 Teacher's Assistant 113. PATRICIA HECKATHORN: F.H.A. 1135 Viking Sentinel Seller 1135 Honor Roll I Semester: Junior Play Ticket Committee 1.135 Cheer Block 1135 Teacher's As- sistant. SHIRLEY HERMANN: Transferred From Galien in 1956. KEITH I-IESS: JETS 3335 Honor Roll 2 Semesters5 Pep Ban5 Band 1335 Or- chestra 113. ABBY HIBBARD: Variety Show Planning Committee5 Homecoming Table Decora- tions Committee5 Homecoming Invita- tions Committee5 Snowball Decorations Committee5 Viking Sentinel Writer5 Us- hers Club.1335 Junior Party Glee Club 1135 Choir 1235 Choir Vice-President 1135 Gym Show 1135 Honor Roll l Semester. LEROY HILLIGOSS: Baseball 1235 Band Bounce 1335 Band 133g Football Manager 113- SAUNDRA HITZEMAN: Junior Play Make-up Committee 1135 Gym Show 1235 Glee Club 1235 Choir 1135 Variety Show 1335 Teacher's Assistant 1335 Viking Sentinel Seller 113. MARTIN HODGES: Basketball 1135 Foot- ball 1335 Baseball 1335 N Club 1135 Gym Show. PAT HOJARA: Gym Show 113. DONNA HOVER: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 123: Dance Band Com- mittee Chairman 113: Prom Decorations Committee 113: Dance Band Committee Chairman 113: Viking Sentinel Seller: Junior Play Scenery Committee 113. LYNDA HUBBARD: Gym Show 133: Cheer Block 113. BOB HUMBARGER: Basketball 123: Ten- nis 123: JETS 123: Band 113: Gym Show: Prom Committee: Junior Class President: Honor Roll 2 Semesters: N Club: Junior Play Committee: Student Council. KENT HUNZIKER: Football 123: Tennis 113: Band Bounce Lighting 123: Variety Show Lighting 123: Star Committee 133: Sophomore Class Vice-President: N Club 123: Junior Play Lighting 113: Student Council 123: Gym Show. BOBBY JACKSON: Variety Show Part: Co-op: Gym Show. JANET JEDELE: F.T.A. 133: Variety Show 113: Homecoming Decorations: Snowball Publicity: Snowball Decorations Commit- tee: Homecoming Tickets Committee 123: Prom Decorations Committee: Band Twirler: Band Bounce Queen Committee: Band Bounce Scenery Committee: Tattler Staff Business Manager 123: Viking Sen- tinel Writer: Star Committee Chairman 113: Honor Roll 6 Semesters: Student Council: Dance Committee 123: Safety Committee: Band 133: Orchestra 113: Band Festival. .IAlggCE JOHNSON: F.H.A.: Gym Show 1 . DELMAR JONES: Transferred from Chi- cago in 1957. KENNEY JONES: Football 113: JETS 123. MARILYN JORGENSEN: Homecoming Tickets Committee 1133 Snowball Decora- tions Committee 113: Band 133: Band Bounce 133: Pep Band: Honor Roll 2 Semesters: Junior Play Publicity Com- mittee 113: Spanish Club 123: Teacher's Assistant 123: Gym Show 113. KATHLEEN KALE: F.T.A.: Band Bounce Queen Committee 123: Honor Roll 5 Semesters: Junior Play Props Committee: F.T.A. Secretary and President: Band: Concert Band: Pep Band. DON KAMINSKI: Baseball 113: Home- coming Decorations Committee: N Club: Wrestling 133: Gym Show. BEVERLY KANE: Gym Show 133. PATSY ANN KARNS: Gym Show 123: Guidance Office 113. PEGGY KARNS: Gym Show 133. JAMES KARSTENS: Football 113: F.F.A. 133: Variety Show Part: Glee Club 113: Choir 123. KENT KELLER: Football 123: Home- coming Decorations Committee: Wrestling 1 J. JERRY KELTZ: PATSY KENDALL: DON KLUTE: Homecoming Decorations Committee 123: Band: Band Bounce 1233 Pep Band 123: Honor Roll 1 Semester. JUDY KNAUF: F.H.A.: Tattler Editorial Staff: Gym Show. AMELIA KUPPER: Glee Club 123: Choir 113: Gym Show 123: Variety Show 133. D O N A L D LANGGUTH: Homecoming Publicity Committee: Homecoming Dec- orations Committee: Snowball Decora- tions: Tattler Staff: Student Council: Transferred from Edwardsburg in 1957. PATTY LEE: Variety Show 133: Home- coming Invitations Committee: Tattler Editorial Staff: Honor Roll 1 Semester: Choir 123: Glee Club 113. BOB LEETS: Basketball 1333 Cross Coun- try 133: Track 133: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 133: Snowball Decora- tions Committee 123: Prom Decorations Committee 113: Viking Sentinel Writer 113: Star Committee 133: N Club 133: Glee Club 113: Choir 123: Gym Show 113: Variety Show 133: Scenery Com- mittee 123: Variety Show Part. BARBARA LEGGETT: F.T.A. 133: Span- ish Club 123: Spanish Club Secretary 113: Gym Show 133: Teacher's Assistant 113: Treble Clef Chorus 113 Choir 113: Vari- ety Show 123. NOEL LESNIAK: Band 133: Band Bounce 133: Dance Band 123: Pep Band 113: Orchestra 123: Tattler Staff Business Agent 123: Dance Committee 113: Honor Roll 2 Semesters. HELEN LEWIS: Gym show 133, ROBERT LEWIS: Football 133: Track 123: N Club 123. MARVELYN LINE: F.T.A. 123: Home- coming Publicity Committee 1l3: Home- coming Decorations Committee 113: Snowball Decorations Committee 113: Prom Decorations Committee 113: Viking Sentinel Writer 113: Honor Roll 2 Semes- ters: Junior Play Stage and Scenery com- mittee 1l3: Glee Club 123: Variety Show 123: School Improvement Committee 113. JOAN LINGNOWSKI: Homecoming Pub- licity Committee 113: Homecoming Dec- orations Committee 1l3: Snowball Pub- licity Committee 113: Snowball Decora- tions Committee 113: Prom Decorations Committee 113: Honor Roll 6 Semesters: Junior Play Stage Commitee 113: Glee Club. 113: Choir 123: Variety Show 133: Publicity Committee 113: Viking Sentinel S5236 Typist 113: Sextet 113: Gym Show TERRY LINVILLE: Basketball 133: Foot- ball 133: Track 133: N Club 133: N Club Secretary: Honor Roll 5 Semesters. LARRY LIPPS: Variety Show 133: Glee Club 123: Choir 113: Gym Show 123. SHIRLEY LUCAS: Co-op: Teacher's As- sistant: Gym Show. CHARLES LUKE: Football 123: Tennis 123: Snowball Decorations Committee 113: Star Committee 113: N Club 133: Junior Play Props Committee: Junior Play Part: Wrestling 123: Spanish Club. MIKE MACHALLECK: Basketball 123: Football 133: Track 133: Variety Show 133: Prom Publicity: N Club 123: Gym Show 123: Glee Club 123: Choir 113: Basketball Competition 123. RICHARD MACK: Football 123: Snowball Decorations: Star Committee: Co-op: N Club: Wrestling: Gym Show 123. BETTY MANGUS: Variety Show: Co-op: Gym Show 113: Treble Clef Chorus 113: Choir 113. DEVONNE MARBLE: F.T.A. 123: Home- coming Decorations 133: Snowball Dec- orations 123: Prom Publicity 133: Band Bounce Committee Queen and Tickets: Baton Twirler: Tattler Editorial Staff: Viking Sentinel Writer and Seller: Star Committee 123: Pep Band 123: Pom Pom Committee: Dance Publicity Com- mittee: Band 133: Band Festival 113: Majorette 133. RICHARD T. MARKS: Basketball 133: Football 123: JETS 133: Homecoming Publicity Committee: Star Committee: Honor Roll 1 Semester. HAROLD MASTEN: F.T.A. 123: Variety Show: Homecoming Decorations: Band Bounce: Glee Club 123. SALLY MAXWELL: G.A.A. 123: Variety Show: Snowball Publicity Committee: Co- op: Cheer Block: Gym Show: Choir 123: Treble Clef Chorus. JOHN MAY: Football 133: Track 133: Star Committee 123: N Club 133: Junior Senior- Competition 133: Manager of Wrestling 133: Gym Show 123. DON McABEE: Gym Show. DALE McBAIN: Football 113: Track 133: Snowball Decorations Committee 113: N Club 133. RAY McCARTY: Basketball 133: Football 133: Gym Show 113. KENNETH MCCOMBS: Track 133: Base- ball 123: Wrestling 123. BETTY McHONE: Co-op: Transferred from Tyner, Indiana, in 1957. RON MEADOR: Wrestling 123: Projector Operator 123: Gym Show 133. HAROLD MESSENGER: Wrestling. BOB MEYER: Track 123: Golf 123. LINDA MEYER: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 123: Prom Hostess Com- mittee Chairman 1l3: Band Bounce 133: Tattler Business Stall: Star Committee 123: Junior Ticket Committee: Pep Band 133: Band 133: Majorette. SHARON MIDDLETON: Snowball In- vitations Committee: 1958 Homecoming Queen Court. DALE MILLER: Football 123: Tennis 123: glo-op: Honor Roll 5 Semesters: Junior ay. VERNON MILLER: Basketball: N Club: Teacher's Assistant. KEITH MIONE: Junior Senior Competi- tion 123: Gym Show 133: OCIE MITCHELL: Basketball 123: Foot- bsgl 123: Track 133: N Club: Gym Show 1 . TOM MOONEYHAM Football 123: Star C2t3mmittee 133: N Club 123: Wrestling 1 . DENNIS MOORE: Variety Show: Tattler Business Staff 133: Viking Sentinel Writer Sophomore Class President: Honor Roll 6 Semesters: Student Council 133: Junior Play Part: Student Council President: Glee Club 113: Glee Club Secretary: Choir 123: Gym Show 113: Student Director, Variety Show: Tennis 133: Cross Country 123: Boys' Quartet. JANE MOORE: Homecoming Committee 113: Snowball Committee 113: Prom Committee 113: Band Bounce Scenery Committee: Star Committee 123: Honor Roll 6 Semesters: Pep Band 113: Spanish Club 123: Marching Band 133: Concert Band 133. PEGGY MOORE: Star Committee 113: Cheer Block 113: Gym 133: Omce As- sistant 123. MARGIE MORRIS SHERWOOD: Glee Club 113: Star Committee 113: Junior Play Ticket Committee: Gym Show.123: Treble Clef Chorus 113: Office Assistant 113: Co-op. COLETTE MORSE: F.H.A. 1213 Variety C A Show Scenery Committee: Prom Publicity Committee: Taltler Staff Class Editor, Honor Roll 3 Semesters3 Glee Club 111: Choir 121: Gym Show 1113 Teacher's As- sistant 1213 Choir Secretary. HUCK MORTON: Basketball 1313 Cross Country 1113 Baseball 1313 Star Com- mittee 1213 N Club 121. NN MOULD: F.T.A. 1113 Homecoming Committee 111: Snowball 1113 Prom 1113 Band Bounce Script Committee 1113 Twirler 131: Honor Roll 4 Semesters3 Pep Band 111 Head Majorette 121: Ma- Jorette 111: Marching Band 131: Teach- er's Assistant 111. BARBARA MUDD: F.H.A. 1213 Variety Show 1313 Homecoming Decorations 1113 Snowball Decorations 1113 Prom Dec- orations 1113 Ushers Club 1213 Glee Club 1113 Teacher's Assistant 111: Candy Seller 111: Senior Play Make-up Com- mittee 111. LEON PEARE: Wrestling 121. VERLENE PEASE: Transferred from Do- wagiac in 1958. SARAN PETERS: Prom Decorations Com- mittee 1113 Glee Club 111: Choir 1213 Variety Show 1313 Variety Show Props Committee 1113 Homecoming Table Dec- orations Committee 1l13 Snowball Re- freshments Chairman 1l13 Teacher's As- sistant 121. LINDA PETHICK: Gym Show 131. RON PETHICK: Football 1113 Prom Ticket Committee 1113 Star Committee 1113 Honor Roll 3 Semesters3 Safety Committee 1113 School Improvement Committee 111. JOAN PFEFFERLE: F.T.A. 121: F.T.A. Secretary: Homecoming Field Decora- tions Committee 1113 Refreshments Com- RICHARD RAMSBY: Star Committee: Co-op: Glee Club 121. RUSTY RANDALL: Homecoming Dec- orations Committeeg Band Bounce: Band Gym Show. JAMES REED: Football 1313 Star Com- mittee: Vice President of F.F.A.: Sen- tinel of F.F.A. MARY REIDENBACH: Homecoming Dec- orations Committee3 Snowball Decora- tions Committee: Prom Tickets Commit- tee: Viking Sentinel Seller: Junior Play Ticket Committee: Cheer Block: Teach- er's Assistant 1213 Gym Show 131. GEORGE RETH: CAROL REUM: Star Committee: Cheer Block: Teacher's Assistant 111: Gym Show 121. NANCY KAROLE REUM: Snowball In- SANDRA NAGY: Variety Show Chairman: DOROTHY ossotw: G.A.A. 121: Vik- HAROLD RUDLAFFI JETS 111: Tattler CLARENCE MULLING: Baseball 1213 Sgar Committee: N Club: Gym Show 1 1. Homecoming Decorations 1113 Snowball Decorations Chairman: Prom Publicity: Tanler Staff Sales Manager: Viking Sen- tinel- Writer: Junior Play Scenery and Publicity Committee: Junior Play: Cheer Block: Spanish Club 121: Gym Show 111: Student Council Representative: Glee Club 1113 Choir 1213 Variety Show 131. SALLY NELLANS: orchestra 131: Li- brary Assistant 111: Spanish Club 121: Viking Sentinel Typist 111. LEE NICKS: Football 1113 Baseball 1213 Gym Show 111. LEONARD NJUS: Co-op: Gym Show 121. JACK NOBLE: Homecoming Decorations Committee: Snowball Decorations Com- mittee: Prom Decorations Committee: Football 121: Gym Show 121. RICHARD OLSEN: Cross Country 131: Glee Club 111: Choir 111. ing Sentinel Seller and Writer: Junior Play.Publicity Committee: Cheer Block: Spanish Club: Spanish Club Treasurer: Teacher's Assistant: Gym Show 121: Honor Roll 2 Semesters. CAROLE OTTER: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 1113 Snowball Invitations Committtee Chairman 111: Snowball Decorations Committee 1113 Prom Dec- orations Committee 1l13 Co-op: Junior Play Make-up Committee 1113 Cheer Block 1113 Gym Assistant 1113 Gym Show 121. GEORGE PAQUETTE: Cross Country 1113 Homecoming Entertainment Com- mittee 1113 Snowball Decorations Com- mittee 111: Snowball Entertainment Committee 111: Prom Publicity Commit- tee 1113 Prom Decorations Committee 111: Prom Entertainment Committee 111:. Gym Show 111: Glee Club 1113 Choir 121: Quartet 1213 Variety Show 131: Variety Show Planning Committee 111: Variety Show Decorations Commit- tee 18: Variety Show Publicity Commit- tee1 . DICK PARKER: Gym Show 131. DENNIS PATTERSON: Band Bounce Decorations Committee. MARY JO PATTERSON: Band Bounce Decorations Committee: Honor Roll 3 Semesters3 Pep Band 111: Band 121: Spanish Club 121. mittee 1113 Band 131: Band Bounce 131: 111' Band Bounce Props Committee Q Band Bounce Ticket Committee 1113 Band Bounce Scenery Committee 1113 Tattler Business Staff Treasurer 1113 Hionor Roll 6 Semesters3 Junior Play Ticket Committee Co-Chairman 111' Orchestra 121: Festival Band: Junioi termission Committee 1113 Prom Re- freshments Committee 1l1: Co-o : Cheer Block 111: Teacher's Assistant 11,13 Gym Show 121. JON REYNIERS: Track 1313 Cross Coun- Senior Banquet Committee 111: Teach- elr's Assistant 1113 Student Council Pub- ltctty Committee 111: Safety Committee 111: Pep Band 111. TERESA PHELPS: Homecoming Queen Committee Chairman 111: Snowball Dec- orations Committee 1l13 Snowball Pub- licity Committee 1113 Prom Dance Band Committee 111: Band 131: Band Bounce Queen Committee 1113 Dance Band 131: Band Festival 111: Tattler Business Staff Agent 1313 Star Committee 1213 Honor Roll 5 Semesters3 Teacher's As- sistant 111. BOB PIERCE: Basketball 1213 Football 1313 Tennis 1313 Glee Club 111: Choir 1213 Variety Show 1313 Variety Show Planning Committee 121: Homecoming Decorations Committee 1113 Prom Tickets Committee 111: Senior Class President: Junior Class Vice-President: Honor Roll 6 Semesters: N Club 131: N Club Presi- dent 1111 N Club Vice-President: Student C0Ul1Cll 131: Gym Show 1113 Auditorium Program Committee Chairman 111. try 111: JETS 131: Star Committee 111. YVONNE REYNIERS: Viking Sentinel Writer: Seller: Cheer Block: Treble Clef 1113 Library Staff. JOYCE REYNOLDS: Variety Show 1213 Variety Show Costume Committee: Honor Roll 4 Semesters3 Gym Show 121: Teach- er's Assistant. GENE ROBERTS: Homecoming Decora- tions 121: Prom Decorations 1113 Band Bounce 111: Pep Band: Band. CHARLES ROBERTSON: Basketball 1113 Football 131: Track 1213 Star Com- mittee 1213 Honor Roll 4 Semesters: N Club 121: Wrestling 1213 Gym Show 121. KAREN ROBINSON: Homecoming Dec- orations: Committee Snowball Intermis- sion Committee3 Prom Banquet Commit- tee: Viking Sentinel Seller 111: Cheer Block 1113 Gym Show 131. CAROLINE PLATH: Co-op: Honor Roll 1 Semester: Treble Clef Chorus 1213 Treble Clef Chorus President 1113 Var- iety Show 121: Gym Show 131. SHARON POLLOCK: F.T.A. 111: G.A.A. 111: Homecoming Ticket Committee 111: Staff Photographer 121: Viking Sentinel Photographer: Junior Play Stage Man- ager: Co-op. SHARON SAWYER: Transferred from Glrgggsville, Illinois, in 19563 Gym Show 1 . Band Bounce Ticket Committee 1113 Teacher's Assistant 111. BETTY POLLY: FRANCES PRUSINSKI: Variety Show: Viking Sentinel Seller: Co-op Honor Roll 8 Semesters3 Gym Show 121: Teach- etas Assistant 1113 Glee Club 1113 Choir 1 . FRED QUICK: Football 1213 Track 131: Star Committee: N Club: Student Coun- ctl 111: Chairman of Snowball Posters and Lettering Committee. RONALD QUICK: F.F.A. PHYLLIS ANN RADICAN: Faculty Editor of the Tatller Stall 1113 Honor Roll 2 Semesters: Gym Show 121: Library Staff 1212 Viking Sentinel Seller 1213 Viking Sentinel Writer 111. RUTH ANN RAMSAY: Variety Show 121: Homecoming Decorations Committee: Snowball Committee: Co-op: Honor Roll 4 Semesters3 Junior Play: Teacher's As- sistant 1113 Glee Club 1113 Treble Clef Chorus 111. EARL SCANLON: JOYCE SCHMIDT: Glee Club 121: Home- coming Decorations Committee 1113 Tattler Business Staff Agent 1313 Co-o 3 Student Council 1113 heerleader 1213 Glee Club Treasurer: Gym Show 1213 Office Assistant 1113 Variety Show 121. JOHN SCHULKE: Cross Country 111. STEVE SCHUYLER: Homecoming Dec- orations Committee: Snowball Decora- tions Committee: Prom Decorations Com- mittee: Band Bounce Committee: Band Bounce Part: Star Committee: Pep Band: Band 131: Marching Band 151. DONNA sco'r'r: G.A.A. mg Viking sen- tinel Seller3 Gym Show 121. PAUL SEALS: Baseball 1213 N Club 1113 Gym Show 1213 Star Committee 111. BRUCE SECOR: Manager of Football Team: N Club 1313 Star Committee: Gym Show 121. KEN, SEIFERT: F.F.A. President: F.F.A. 1 . PHIL SHANER: JANET SHEDROW: Glee Club 1135 Treble Clef Chorus 1135 Choirg Gym Show 12 3. DALE SHERWOOD: F.F.A. 1335 F.F.A. President5 Gym Show 133. MASON SHOUDER: Golf 1235 School Improvement Committee5 Homecoming Decorations Committee. DENNIS SHUFELT: Transferred from Dowagiac in 19585 Spanish Club 113. JEANETTE SIMMS: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee5 Transferred from Oak Park, Illinois, in 19575 Teacher's Assistant 1135 Gym Show 1235 Glee Club 1135 Choir 1135 Variety Show. DICK SIMPSON: Variety Show Scenery Committee 1235 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Junior Play Scenery Committee5 Gym Show 1135 Glee Club 1135 Choir 1235 Variety Show Part 123. LEO SIX: Star Committee 1135 Junior Senior Competition5 Gym Show 133. HARRY SLAUGHTER: Variety Show 1135 Glee Club 1235 Choir 113. JANET SMIEDENDORF: Snowball Dec- orations Committee 1l35 Viking Sentinel 1135 Band 1135 Teacher's Assistant 1135 Honor Roll 1235 Co-op. ALDA SMITH: G.A.A. 1135 Transferred from Tyner, Indiana, in 1958. DAVE SMITH: Basketball 1235 Football 1335 Variety Show Part5 Homecoming Decorations Committee: Snowball Dec- orations Committee5 Prom Decorations Committee5 Star Committee: Junior Class Treasurer: N Club: Junior Senior Competition5 Chairman of Junior Senior Banquet. JAN SMITH: F.H.A. 123: F.H.A. Historian 1235 Homecoming Publicity Committee 1135 Homecoming Refreshments Commit- tee 1l35 Turller Editorial Staff 1135 Taltler Senior Editor 1135 Variety Show 1235 Glee Club 1235 Gym Show 1235 Teach- er's Assistant 1135 Snowball Intermission Committee 1135 Office Assistant 113. SHIRLEY SMITH: Snowball Decorations Committee: Band Bounce 1235 Orchestra: Co-op: Honor Roll 4 Semesters5 Office Assistant: Teacher's Assistant. TOM SMITH: Basketball 1335 Football 1135 Tennis 1135 Variety Show Part 1235 Snowball Decorations Committee: Prom Decorations Committee5 Star Committee5 N Club: Junior Play 5Glee Club 1135 Choir 1235 Gym Show 113. MARVIN SORENSON: Football 1235 Honor Roll 2 Semestersg Wrestling 1335 Orchestra5 Orchestra Vice President. FIYQYIK SPAIN: F.F.A. 1135 Gym Show PAUL SPENNER: JETS Club 123. CAROL JEAN SPROUSE: Homecoming Invitations Committee5 Prom Ticket Com- mittee5 Co-op5 Gym Show 123. MIKE STANFORD: TED STEELE: JERRY STEERE: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee5 Spanish Club 1235 President of Band5 Drum-Major of Band LORI STOWE: F.H.A. 1135 Homecoming Publicity Committee 1135 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1135 Usher's Club 1335 Spanish Club 1135 Snowball Inter- mission Committee 1135 Snowball Re- freshments Committee 1135 Senior Play Props Committee 1135 Gym Show 1335 Teacher's Assistant 113. MARY JO STULL: F.H.A.5 Snowball In- vitations Committee 1l35 Snowball En- tertainment Committee 1135 Star Com- mittee 1l35 Co-op Prom Decorations Committee 1135 Junior Play Make-up Committee 1135 President of F.H.A. MITZIE SURGE: Variety Show Part 133: Homecoming Decorations Committee 1135 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Star Committee 1135 Honor Roll 1135 Glee Club 1235 Glee Club Vice-President 1135 Choir 1135 Gym Show 123. SUE SZWEDA: Homecoming Decorations Committee5 Snowball Decorations Com- mittee: Prom Decorations Committee5 Junior Play Make-up Committee: Cheer Block: Glee Club 1235 Choir 1135 Gym Show 123. DOROTHY THOMAS: Gym Show 133. DAVE THOMPSON: Football 1335 Tennis 1335 Prom Decorations5 Honor Roll 2 Semesters5 N Club. JO ANN THORNTON: F.H.A. 1235 Snow- ball Decorations Committee5 Prom Deco- rations Committee: Prom King and Queen Committee Chairman: Chairman of Prom Proggafns: Gym Show 1335 Star Commit- tee 1- . CHRIS THORPE: Tennis 1335 Homecoming Decorations Chairman: Tatfler Business Staff Agent: Editor of the Viking Sentinel: Honor Roll 6 Sem'-sters: Junior Play Part: Safety Committee: Wrestling 1235 Teacher's Assistant 1235 Gym Show 1235 Science Club 113. YVONNE TIFFANY: Variety Show 1331 Gvm Show 113: Glee Club 1135 Treble Clef Chorus 1135 Choir 113. BARBARA TRACY: F.H.A. 1331 Home- coming Decorations 113: Snowball Deco- rations 1135 Prom Decorations 113: Cheer Block 1135 Teacher's Assistant 1135 Gym Show 123. MARTHA TRIMBLE: Homecoming Tickets Committee 113: Band Bounce Costumes 1135 Cheer Block 113: Peo Band 123: Gvm Show: Teacher's Assistant 1335 Band 113- RONALD TRUE: Football 1335 Honor Roll 6 Semesters: N Club 133: Gym Show 1235 Junior-Senior Competition 123. LILA USELTON: F.H.A. 1235 Snowball Table Decorations Chairman 1135 Prom Decorations Committee: Co-oo5 Junior Play Make-un Committee 113: Cheer Block 1135 Oflice Assistant 1135 Gym Show 123. JAMES VANDYGRIFF: Homecoming Decorations Committee. RAY VANDUESEN: F.F.A. 133. GLADYS VANDENBURG BILL VANNIE: Football 1135 Homecoming Publicity Committee 1135 Decorations Committee 1135 Snowball Decorations Committee 1135 Gym Show 123. DAVID VARY: Band Bounce Publicity Committee 1135 Scenery Committee 1135 Pep Band 1335 Dance Band 1335 March- ing Band 1335 Concert Band 1335 Dance Clean Up Committee 113. MARK VERNAU: Band Bounce 1335 Pep Band 1235 Band 1335 Orchestra 1135 Fes- tival Band 1135 Science Club 1235 Taltler Editorial Staff Draftsman 1135 Transferred tfromggentral High School, South Bend, in . Tfzlgfg VILLWOCK: Football 1235 F.F.A. JACKIE VIRGIL: Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 1135 Cheer Block5 Honor Roll 1 semester5 Gym Show 133. JACMFS WAGLEY: F.F.A. 1335 President DONNA WALLS: Gym show om. SHARON WEDEL: F.H.A. 1235 Cheer Block5 Gym Show 133. DANNY WELLER: Tennis 1235 Junior Play Part5 Orchestra 133. SANDRA WESTFALL: Otiice Assistant 1135 Gym Show 1135 Treble Clef Chorus 1 . JULIE WHITE: F.T.A. 1335 Band Bounce 1135 Junior Play Ticket Committee5 Pep Band 1135 Teacher's Assistant 1135 Band 1235 Spanish Club 113. DUANE WICKSTROM: Football 1235 Prom Publicity Committee 1135 N Club 1232 Wrestling 1235 Orchestra 1235 Track 1135 Transferred from Chicago Heights, Illinois, in 1957. T213 WIGGINS: F.F.A. 133: Gym Show BARBARA WILSON: Gym Show 133. VERNON LEE WILSON: Prom Decora- tions Committee 1135 Glee Club 123. JERRY WINGEART: Basketball 1335 Foot- ball 1335 Track 1135 Snowball Decora- tions Committee 1135 Star Committee 1135 Senior Class Trensurer5 Honor Roll 5 semesters5 N Club 1335 Treasurer 1135 Student Council 123. GARLAND WINNINGHAM DIANE WIRANT: F.H.A. 1235 Treasurer 1135 Homecoming Decorations Committee 1135 Shnowball Decorations Committee 1135 King and Queen Committee Chair- man 1135 Prom Decorations Committee 1135 Viking Senlinel Seller 1135 Junior Play Make-up Committee5 Cheer Block5 Gym Show 1235 Treble Clef Chorus 1135 Variety Show 1135 Co-op. NORMA SUE WISE: Homecoming Deco- rations Committee 1335 Snowball Deco- rations Committee 1335 Prom Decorations Committee 1235 Band 1335 Pep Band 1335 Band Bounce 1335 Queen Committee 1135 Office Teacher's Assistant 123. EDDIE WISEMAN: Football 1235 Gym Show5 Wrestling. PAT WOGATZKE: Principal's Office 1235 Gym Show 133. MELVIN WOODFORD DONALD WROBLEWSKI: Basketball 1135 Football 1135 Cross Country 1235 Track 1235 Baseball 1135 Homecoming Decora- tions Committee 1135 Star Committee 1135 N Club 1135 Gym Show 133. RUTH ANN YAW: G.A.A. 1335 Taltler Stat? 1135 Honor Roll 3 semesters5 Junior Playg Cheer Block5 Gym Show 133. JIM YOUNG: Football 1335 Baseball 1335 Szar Committee 1235 N Club 1235 Gym Show 123. ORLA ZIMMERMAN: Tanler Staff 1135 Gym Show 133. JUNIORS tw ,fy of 1959 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Looking over the hullctin hoard on vocations and employment are the Jr. Class omeers. 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GYM SHOW: These gals are keeping time with that Syncopated Clock. Left to right: Karen Callahan, Joyce Willcut, Sharon Casner, and Eleanor Jorgensen. fl? 'E -1.- if f a '-A4355 'egg 11113516 -y 1:31, V. W Q E HOW SOPHO ,fix 'S 5, l MORE Sophomore Class ollieers discuss the future plans of their elass. Left to right: Mike Elledge, Vice- President: Tim Bogue, President: Phyllis Frueei, Treasurer: Bonnie Bachman, Secretary. B' Q2 'F 4 ' ' 1.1 f'f' '7' WW Tv v. . f 1 1 A .,.- , Q Hs, i 'f yt g '? i' in ax fi 1? g K ,Q 0 'N I 'fiif-ll. T I ,, : fefrtiimzetii :as 1 ew pl T. - 1 - . I . if ,. 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Berry Georgia Berry 959 Lennie Bierwagen Chuck Bikfalvy Bob Billings Elmus Blakemore Tim Bogue Julianne Boller Sandra Boosc LeRoy Bradley Loren Brand Kay Brant Robert Brewes Arton Briggs Loretta Brockus Joyce Brown Rttby Brown Marvin Brooks Linda Bupp Kenneth Burtzlaff Gloria Bush Norma Byhee Keith Callahan Pamela Calvert lilieen Camp Daniel Campbell .lean Carpenter Russell Carey Patricia Carmon Carol Carnes Marilyn Cavitt Edgar Chandler Laura Chamberlin Thom as Chamberlin Bob Clancy Frances Clark Charles Click .lim Clingenpcel Barbara Cloutier Beverly Clubb Dennis Clymcr Michael Clymer Sherry Coad Phil Colby Jocsph Coleman Dennis Coshow Robert Cottril Robert Corey Tom Corwin Irma Courser if n 4f i ' fi? Q ' 0' , it . .fx Q ., ' ,wa , ' 15'2.g.,s'lm. , v 1 as 45 I IVJ' i F M Q vi egg? was 3 ?i 36 , , V KI 'N --fs Q A t .F t . .., f S .i .v ,' in .. I v OM! , he -an F' X M- J K N . . . ra mx fi if 0 Q . 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Mark Dutton Dennis Eckert Thomas Edwards Judy Elder Mike Elledge Dennis Ellis Elgon Ellis Ruby Elrod Barbara Engle Linda Estep Jack Finch Sylvia Finley Mary Fisher Michael Fitzgerald Charlene Fortune Sue Freyer Barbara Frost Jill Frucci Phyllis Frucci Terry Fuller Mike FunNell Mary Gallagher Tom Gamble Charles Gantt Carol Gcary Ronald Geer Marilyn Geideman Carol Gesland Dennis Gess Evelyn Gill Gloria Gillentine Donald Gleason Mike Gleason Rebecca Goodsell Donna Godman Jacquelyn Grafford Della Green William Grover Diane Guisinger KCaroliiie Haase Patricia Hagood Jack Haimbaugh Claire Ham Roberta Ham Carol Hand Rilda Hare Sharon Hargreaves Joy Harner Ronald Hamer Linda Hartman Sharon Havens Karen Hayes Linda Healy Judy Hemminger Robert Herman Mary Jo Hess ..,.f .U I' I J' 1-. 5 1-',,, GPA' 'P ' rf' .1314 r. we -S jg, M., Maxis A . Y f 1 'W 7 , F 1 3. Z? ni-tn L' -jd. qi . f , 1 1 if xx , 5 -. , D K , 'za T, I A Q 'af t Q ' attt a fiat t - g W MN: K rf er., iii! f , i 5 n . 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LEADERS NEW CHEERLEADERS: The three new cheerleaders for the Sophomore Class are: Phyllis Frueci, Connie Crocker, Jeanne Krillenhurger. Good luck in 6lY'. James Larrew Roger Larson .lohn LaRue Linda Laudenslager Patti Lawhert Jim Leak James Lee David Lewis Carol Line Robert Lloyd Carrie Logan Sll72llll!C Long Gary Lowe Steve Maehalleek Arthur Maehemer Bill Malone Pat Malone Larry Malsch Joann Manley Kenneth Marlin Mary Marshall Cynthia Martin Larry Martin Jeanette Mather Dennis Maynard Riehalene MeAhec Sandy MeComhs Patricia McGill Martha McNeese James Mendenhall J J ugh Fi? in im- 'rr' lp? 1 ,-sc, ,awk l ., wg-we Qgsgiig :ly QQ -A 3' W , - t i! -ft rs' if 1 . ,, xi . k , K i x ,Q fb 5 ff gt. P 5 gif .. ive t MQ? I ,- ff af to -xr ff? 2 i 4 ,.. K 5 - - -we -ag, . ' ' M Q ig at 1 :J vt .1 A we W. , A I , -If si to , E-. . L . X V ,men .. 38 y . , . fr 4- I K lg-4' - W Simi 2 ' ' 9 ' L . 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Sharon Merchant Harold Merritt Dixie Messner Junior Metzger Barbara Miller Bettye Miller Richard Miller Thomas Miller Joe Milligan Beverly Milner Larry Miner Patricia Miner Paul Minnear Roberta Mitchell Judith Mochour Dennis Molica Tom Moller Kathie Montz Bill Mooneyham Alice Moore Vada Morgan Bob Morrison Michael Mudd Jerry Myers Karen Myers Earl Nelson James Newman William Nichols Thomas Nied Robert Nietch Betty Nimtz Chuck Noble Curt Noecker Elwood Nolan Myrna Ohl Floyd Olsen Robert Olson Robert Osborne Joan Ostrander John Otter Jack Paquctte Allen Parker Robin Parkinson Jeanne Parnell .lanicelkitterson Mary Pears Robert PeGan Heinz Petr GYM Eugene Phillips Ronald Phillips Jesse Pickrum Catherine Pierce Dixie Pierson Porter Pierson Gerald Pitcher Ronald Plctcher Claudia Poarch Edna Poort Mary Poscharsky Donald Pritchard Jerry Probst Gerald Purucker Paul Raatz Harry Radcliff Terry Ramsay Dale Rau Pat Rausch Judy Rayburn Michael Redman Frank Reese Sharon Reske Bill Reum Mary Reynolds Ronald Reynolds Suzanne Richardson Bonita Richmond Roger Rieman Barbara Riffl P , is .x- .Ws ., - er ua. gc: g y g M ea ' '- ' .. 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New Ax Delois Riggs liverett Robbins lidward Roberts .lim Rogers Tom Roebeek Dennis Rood Kenneth Rood Patsy Ross Ruth Ross Kaye Roy Sharon Royer Sandra Ruetz Frank Russo Glenn Sawyer Donna Sehelkoll' Robert Shelkotl John Scheer l.aVinee Sehiader John Schmidt Sandra Sehneek Timothy Schrader Gloria Scott Paul Scott Jerry Seals 'l'om Shaekeltord David Shankland Jean Shepard Nelson Shepard Robert Shepard Delcie Shufelt Wanda Simpson Rose Sisk Paula Skalla Judith Skalski Robert Slaughter Terry Smallidge Carolyn Smith Judith Smith Pat Smith Bill Smith James Snelson Alan Snyder Janet Snyder Tom South James Springsteen Sharon Stanage Frma Starks Bill Stewart Roger Stone Janet Storey James Stover Kathleen Strand Joyce Strang Tye Stratton Jean Strcator Charles Strangham Jerry Steelman Alvin Swanson John Stull Harry Swanson Judy Swartz Barbara Swartzloff Mary Ann Szamecki Ronnie Szwcda Janet Teeple Larry Teeter Jon Tessin Rosalie Thurston Karen Thwaits Ann Timmons lilizaheth Tittle Ellen True Terry Truesdale Larry Turner Jim Unger Shirley Vandagrill' Steve Vandenhurg Phillip VantlerWcg Sharon Vary Lila Vaughn Tom Verner Charotte Vinnedge Gloria Waikel Dale Wall lilizaheth Ward Richard Wehh Dianna Webber Sue Weimer James Welch Gay West Rosie West Penny Weston Sandra Whiting Sue Whittaker Lee Wickler Cheryl Wilken By, 5 wi all .-f 5 . ,, 2 0475 M it ' 4' 'H' . if G3 Nw ff.. -v fi JY as -. 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V., .i X t ff: V , , x -' X 1' .-:::: l w X ins li 552558 it ffyiii - jk J, 0 1. 3? 'A' ,,v, , rar' x 4-lr x L . '- - f twtgfgv . ti, ? iw. Arthur Williams David Williams l.arry Williams Sharon Willits Barry Wilson Dale Wolf Mary Woodford Mary Woods Kenneth Working Larry Workman Catherine Worvey Robert Wright Beverly Wruek Ronald Yonker Michael Zeigler Patricia Zeiglcr Patricia Zwakenherg Don Baird Lewis Baker George Brawley Robert Eytcheson Juanita Hilligoss Ivan Matson Bill Middleton Larry Miner Carolyn McLouth Sue Small Benton Van Dyke SHOW These girls seem to he a bit backwards, Sandy Schnick, whats so funny? SCHCDOL LIFE . l it i 2 l i i X X nl- ,Q V? fi ' ,Ik lfront row.left to righli Jill lfrucci. Sally Ahlgrini. Scott Urannan, Dennis Moore, Dave Miller, Nancy Davis, and Mr. Niehoer. Second row Ieftgto right: l.inda lloward, Pasly Ross, Wendy Kigcr, Shelly Smith, Toni Bogue, Pat Brown, and Mitzi Brock. Third row left to right: Roger Stone. Phil VandcrWeg, Kent llunziker. Doug Parker, Roger Hargravcs, Boh llumharger, .lohn Farmer, and Reg Wagle. Fourth row left to right: Alan Snyder, Boh Pierce, Ron Wingcart, Mike Freshley, Jerry Wingeart, Lonnie llansen, and Fred Quick. STUDENT COUNCIL The Niles Senior High School Student Council is an organization which devotes all of its time and effort to serving the student body. faculty. and administration. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Neihoer. Though its representatives are elected. the Council has members on the standing committees which handle the various projects including: candy sales. after-game dances. car registrations. safety checks, the planning of all the auditor- ium programs. control of all hall trafic. and the setting up and printing of the Student Handbook and the Student Directory. The Council also sponsors the Homecoming festivities. the Snowball Dance. the newly re-organized Viking Sentinel, school elections. and the Student Government Day activities. 76 PM NN t,...-1-s .7 5 NNW 'N 'MT . -. ,WW W These stutlenls are enjoying them- selves tit one of the :after-game dances sponsored hy the Student Council. wm.W4..m'.i: '3'33'S?5'3!.1'3?.C2 VK M -M--A--f-S M-fimgg gli -Gaze 'W -- mm N.:-wt-.., ,553 H, .t -W. A. s-M-4 A - 'WWW MW i,Z5 k 3:3- -0-1 :rm 'S-'MW wif M-W am W' ' N: Q W. , Q-W. f...,,,, NW Q--M uw..-H. SAFETY COMMITTEE Working on some of their plans are: Reg Wzlgle, Rich Ferguson, Ted Mullett, und Ed Duffield members of the Safety Committee. F S .gf 77 'T'-ok KISNT IIUNZIKFR STUDENT COURT The idea of a Student Court was first presented as a possible Student Council project at a Council meeting last October. Kent Hunziker presented the proposal and was given the chairmanship of a special Council committee to consider the measure, and he was told to pick a sizable committee. Along with the Court itself. the committee felt that a basis for rulings was needed: so a Code of Ethics was set up, containing the aspects of general good behavior desirable in all students. Ultimately it was decided that the Court would have five judges, two each from the senior and junior classes and one sophomore judge. These judges would appoint the remaining Court oliicers: baliff, recorder. prosecuting and defense attorneys, and-to deliver summonses and make arrests-fifteen marshals from each class. To present the proposal to the students, the committee organized an assembly at which the background was brought out. the Code was explained, a general description of the Court was presented. and information concerning the method for establishing the system was given. A mock Court session was shown, giving all the steps to be followed in the real cases. from arrest to trial. From then until the first weeks of January the committee traveled to all the advisories answering questions, and the Court's relationship to the faculty was outlined at a faculty session. A two-thirds majority was needed for passage, and the Court was to be put in only if the Code, or at least five articles thereof, was accepted. When the vote was taken in January, the Code passed as a whole, with a three to one vote. The Court was accepted by the needed two-thirds of the students. ,I Looking at the new Code of Ethics set up by their committee are left to right: Kent Hunziker, Sharon Mitchell, Tom Verner, and Mary Marshall. The newly elected judges for this year are left to right: Wendy Kiger, Jerry Wingeart, John Far mer, Dave Click, and Denton Kime. 3 1 S . f 995 Wil' Tfhgseq-are the marshalls elected from each class. They can arrest people for violation of the Code o t ics. -Q.. Nw 5 1- 'if X g ' X , Q T5 r ' T 5 Q V fy 5' 5 cf m Run Wingczlrl portrays thc Your steps in thc Sllltklll fqllllfl. In lhc first slcp tht crimc is committed N4-xl, zum znlcrt nmrshnll, lgmy lmxnllc, Q.1lul1cx thu lvm g'l'II11il1ilIN, Dunn Kirk :md Ron xViHgCLlTl, w'hug1vv I nrry Il Mm mv look. ww.- QW N 4 gg ' X0 , l X This is the trial where Barb Donaghe acts as court stenographer while a witness, at the extreme right, is escorted to the stand by marshal John Grinnell. Ron was guilty and is doing his time by sweeping the floors during his noon hour. 5 ,.. SPANISH CLUB l 4 Front row left to right: Sherry Hess, Barbara Bearse, Joy Monroe, Jim Johnson, Eleanor Jorgensen, Sandy Nagy, Mrs. Moskal, Nancy Davis, Dorothy Osborn, Barbara Leggett, Dennis Shufelt and Mary Jo Patterson. Second row left to right: Charlene Callahan, Ann Baumgartner, Karen Robinson, Julie White, Judy Ritlll, Gloria Bowman, Karen Welling, Mary Kay Tolliver, Colette Morse, Karen Prenkert, Peggy Nellans, and Judy Wegner. Third row left to right: Bruce Sccor, Greg Finch, Ron Hamline, Marilyn Jorgenson, Karin Frigaard. Barb Cone, Sharon Morehouse, Linda Taliaferro, Marylee Morgan, Marylee Briney, Mary Reiden- bach, lzlizabeth Ward and Lori Stowe. Fourth row left to right: Dick Farrell, Jim Patterson, .lack Birkholm, Brenda Dobson, Carol Mihills, Ruth Grlefer, Kathy Weinheimer, Mike Cook, Pat Falvey, Olcta Preston, Carlota Adams, Sally Nellans, and Peg Huss. Fifth row left to right: Jerry Steere, .lohn Carlton, Chuck Luke, Alan Bennett, Dave Click, Jim Raschel,AJanc Moore, Karen Freevol, l.ova Jo Zelinski, Carol Fairchild, Jalayne Luckey, Karen Bailey, Gayle Burt and Joliene Forbes. Officers: President, Nancy Davisg Vice-President, Sandri Nigy Sceretuy Barbara Leggettg Treasurer, Dorothy Orsborn. trips to Mexico to the Spanish Club. - li f' The purpose ol' the Spanish Club is to promote interest in Spanish Two meetings are held each monthfone for business and the other to fuithcr our knowledge ot Spanish-speaking countries. Many guests have participated by giving ttlks showing slides and movies, and souveniers collected in their visits to Sp tmsh linds 4 Miss Scott presented an interesting progrtm on hci First row left to right: Carol Taylor, Barbara Bearse, Joanie Pfefferle, Lova Jo Zielinski, Kathy Kale, Sally Ahlgrim, Gloria Donaghe, Nancy Dodsen, Karen Augustine, and Mr. Vandermeulin. Second row left to right: Barbara Leggett, Oleta Preston, Jean Hollar, DeVonne Marble, Marty Alford, Mary Cronin, Carol True, Sharon Hargraves, and Diane Justice. Third row left to right: Janet Jedele, Carol Suabedissen, Mary Lee Briney, Karen Prenkert, Carol Fairchild, Jalayne Luckey, Paulett Snelson, and Lynn Ludwig. Fourth row left to right: Fran Clark, Janet Hutline, Judy Jankoviak, Carol Line, Sue Weimer, Joyce Strang, Doree Dayton, Mary Clark, and Jackie Biel. F.T.A. The Niles Senior High Chapter of the F.T.A. was named after a retired Niles teacher, Ella Champion. The purpose of the group is to help acquaint high school students with oppor- tunities available in the profession. The group has observed elementary education in Eastside School. They sent delegates to the State Convention at Saint Mary's Lake Camp. The F.T.A. showed a full length movie to which they invited other chapters. The money they make by selling clear plastic covers is used for worthy projects, such as the Exceptional Childrens School. The ofticers are: Kathy Kale, Presidentg Sally Ahlgrim. Vice-Presidentg Lova Jo Zielinski. Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Vandermeulin. F.F.A. ject on forty acres of land. This year they planted fifteen acres of clover and five-thousand pine trees. Four members of the group attended the F.F.A. Con- vention at Kansas City. Missouri: and two members at- tended the state convention. The F.F.A. is not all work. ln November the annual Game Supper and in April the annual Parent and Son Banquet was held. ln June. as a respite from all their labors, the boys went to the F.F.A. Camp-out at Luding- ton State Park. The Niles Chapter is a prize-winning group. They won first prizes in the District Soil Judging Contest. the District Parliamentary Procedure Contest and in the Farm Forum Contest. Jim Reed ind R my Morris work on their F.F.A. project. Front row left to right: Ray Morris, Mike FunNell, Ray VanDeusen, Jim Wagley, Jim Reed, Mr. McMillan, Ken Seifert, Art Drewer, Tom Wiggins, and Tom Villwock. Second row left to right: Pat McCarthy, Ronnie llarner, Tom Gamble, Fred Huffman, Dwight Bollman, Dale Sherwood, Terry Mathews, Paul Minnear and Paul Dunnuek. Third row left to right: Terry Quick, Paul Crouch, Mike Eaton, Russel Banicki, David Anderson, l.arry Reed, Barry Borst, Ron Quick, Tom Stickney, and Al Young. Fourth row left to right: Bob Day, Terry Wideman, Larry Malseh, Bill Malone, Gerald Prueker, Jim Karstens, Jim Crouch, Larry Keifer, Ken Marlon and Chuck Stringham. gifthlrtfw left to right: Bob lloyd, John l.a Rue, Dennis Coshow, Russell Carey and Kenneth urtl al '. 1 I 1 The Niles Chapter conducts a cooperative crop pro- 5 t Front row left to right: Miss White, Joy Munroe, Judy Mapes, Jean Dawson, Jean Hollar, Roberta Buckle, Paulette Snelson, Tyra Egbert, Gwen Sipe, Jill Frucci, and Marilyn Cavitt, Second row left to right: Penny Weston, Jeanne Parnell, Joan Ostrander, Sharon Reske, Carie Logan, Patty Cottrell, Dorothy Osborn, Gloria Donaghe, Marilyn Geideman, and Karen Augustine. Third row left to right: Shirley Jones, Judy Ham, Sue Culp, Janet Teeple, Flora Hermann, Karen Prenkert, Marylee Briney, Rae Carpenter, Diana Kater, Phyllis Kruger, Linda Johanson, and Sherry lrons. Fourth row left to right: Fran Clark, Barbara Gideman, Judy Jankoviak, Betty Shuford, Connie Crocker, Sandy Kaye, Jeanette Keach, Oleta Preston, Ruth Yaw and Audrey Goodman. Fifth row left right: Donna Scott, Sue Stanage, Sandy Munroe, Sandy McCombs, Mary Gallagher, Diane Justice, Ruth Kuemin, and Eileen Camp. G.A.A. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to provide opportunities for participation and interest in girls athletics and sports, to offer opportunities for leadership. to encourage sportsmanship and good citizenship, and to pro- mote a recreational program for girls of Niles Senior High School. Officers for this year: Jean Holler. President, Roberta Buckle. Vice-President: Paulette Snelson, Secre- tary: Jean Dawson. Treasurerg and Tyra Egbert. Point Secretary. This year the members of the Girls' Athletic Association learned ' to bowl. N .ff L l 5 l 1 i i 3 lfirst row left to right: Verdell Gardner, Ray Brooks, Boh Blair, Dennis Day, Bill Robertson, Bois Pierce, Ron Wingeart, Terry linville, .lerry Wingeart, Patil Bennett, Tom Smith, Chuck Morton, Bob llumharger, and Dave Thompson. Second row left to right: Mike Machalleck, Ray McCarty, Bruce Secor, Duane Wickstrom, lloh l.eets, ,lim Young, 'I om Mooneyham, Ocie Mitchell, Don Kaminski, .lohn Carlton, and Vernon Quick. ' Dennv Calvert Chuck luke Tom Third row left to right: .lohn May. Doug larker, Odell Dockrey, 1 . , . , Meliuire, Henry Duis, Date llullett, Ron 'l'rue, Roger llargrawes, Dick Cody, Mike Frcshley, Matt Rakowski, Don Wohlewski, Dave Miller, .lohn Grinnell, and Mr. Weed. l'uurth row left to iight: Don Dodge. Mike lfraser, Ken Kelly, Dan Hess, Truman Wollortl. larry l,emke, Dale l.eiler, 'liom Schick. larry linville, Don Alhert, Dale Meliain. loin liuyott, Mr. Carey, and Mr, Whitwam. CLUB The N Cluh is composed of all hoys who have received their major N in at least one sport. Among the clulfs worthy projects are the concession stands at football games and the selling ol' ice-cream hars and potato chips at basketball games. They installed a radio in the tlex hus for the enjoyment of the teams and helped to buy a movie pro- jector for the school. For their just rewards the boys went to a haskethall game in Chicago and a han uet in their honor was held at Smalllvones resort on Sisters Lakes. fl Ollicers: Boh Pierce. President: Ron Wingeart. Vice-President: Terry l.inville. Secretary. .lerry Wingeart. Treasurer. n i One of the projects of the N Club this year was the selling of cushions to the Student body. Here Chuck Luke, tells Sully Ahlgrim the good points of the seats. we-mn-,. 'ui' X ... Every first Tuesday of each month the N Club holds a business meeting in the cafeteria. Selling at our football and basketball games is another service provided by the N Club. Bill Bupp, left, and Denny Calvert, right, are trying to persuade Bill Mclnnis to buy an ice-cream bar. lirst row left lo right llarbaia Nludd, Karen lfriieei, Lori Slime, Mi. Xhllllwlllll, 'loni liogue, Abby llibbard, Pat Brown, and Nlllll lint eond ion lelt to iight Sharon lone, .Indy Petro, Karol Pzirmalee, Sue Smith. Pat lfalxey. Katie inilhoiise, and VN'endy Ruger, USHER'S CLUB The Ushers Club. sponsored by Mr. Whitwam. is composed ot' the top girls ot Niles High School. They are ehosen. seven from each Class. on the basis of dependabil- ity. scholarship. neatness. and personality. Under the leadership ol' Head Usher. Toni Bogiie. the girls served at various programs. for example: footba.ll games. basketball games. coat cheek. plays. eoneerts. and many other events. Helping Mr. Krehbiel with his earnation ls Pal Broxxn ile N1llllQ Broek looks on with approval. i Q 5 . Front row left to right: Rodney Beckwith, Kent llllIl7lliCI', Mr. Layman, and Bob llumbarger. 53 1' Y l l Second row left to right: Duane Huizengua, Tom Moller, Mike Stoll, Pat De Witt, John Ohl, and Rich Ferguson. LIGHTING CLUB This group is a service organization. Whenever the auditorium is used. members of this group are on hand to operate lights and sound equipment. They spend many hours in practice and rehearsal sessions with many groups in addition to the actual performance. Earphones with headset microphones connect the stage and balcony pro- jection laooth so that the performance will he 'run off more smoothly and etliciently. Pin Awards are presented at the close of each school year. The hoys richly deserve them, The lighting crew is shown backstage with some ol' their equipment. They are left to right: Mr. Lehman, Rodney Beckwith, Harry Radcliff, Kent Hunziker, and Tom Moller. S 33. 4 .if if f YQ l 90 CONCERT First row left to right: Sally Ahlgzrini, Sue Wise, Kathy Kale, Jane Moore, linda Meyer, Joanie Pfetlerle, Bonnie Bevilaequa, Marsha Merson, and Mary lillen Good. Second row left to right: Sandy Weed, Ronnie Syot, Ruth Ross, Karen Anderson, llelen llargraves. Cathy Worvey. Granville Miller, Kaye Loon, Deanna Pedersen. Mary Woodford, Barbara Diekeaon, Roxanne Duell, Lova Jo Zielinski, Ann Mould, and Peg lluss. Third row left to right: Judy Ilernminger, Connie Jones, Nancy Davis, Gail Ann Myers, Bob Casselman, Leroy Hilligoss, Torn Moller, Mary .lo Patterson, John Ohl, Richard Miller, Harry Lydiek, Dick Boettuher, .liin l.ee, Al Swanson, Dick I-iarrell, Charles String- ham, Susie long, Deyonne Marble. Judy Shalski, Marilyn Jorgen- son, and Janet Jedele. Fourth row left to right: Tim Schrader, Sharon Vary, Dennis Gess, Pat Httss, .lim Raschel, Sherry Irons, Neal Jaroch, Dixie Pearson, Bev Gillis, Dick Cooper, Edna Port, Barbara Cloutier, Frank Russo, Dave Click, Don Dodge, Benton Van Dyke, Dave Brown, Sharon Pollock, Bob Craig, Jett Hale, Noel Lesniak, Steve Vanden- lqurf, Sharon Royer, Judy Jones, .lack Finch, Forrest Geary, Jerry . ea s. Fifth row left to right: Terry Phelps, Carol Fairchild, Barry Boarst, Marilyn Ralston, Karen Hayes, Bob Green, Rodney Beckwith, Mike Haviland, Myrna Ohl, Gay West, Bill Clingenpeel, Bob Clancy, Keith Hess, Tom Roeheek, Carol Mihills, Bill Eycleshymer, Bob Osborn, Doug Fry, Kenneth Seifert, Ken Working, Dale Smith, Jerry Steere, Mark Vernau, Harry Miller, Tim Clark, Bill Mc Innis, Barbara Njus, Pearl Fun Nell, Allan Bennett, Bob Richter, Larry Kelly, Joe Davis, and Dave Vary. BAND s K DANCE BAND Front row left to right: Mr. Alle- man, Sharon Vary, Jim Raschel, Peg Huss, Barry Borst, Carol Taylor, and Neal Jaroch. Second row left to right: Ken Work- ing, Joe Davis, Dave Vary and Larry Kelly. Third row left to right: Bill Clingen- peel, Dave Click, Jeff Hale, Bob Craig. The dance band has had a few per- formances this year. The main one was the Band Bounce. The pep band has been very active this year playing at Pep Assemblies and at basketball and football games, PEP BAND Front row left to right: Carol Mi- hills, Tom Roebeck, Bob Clancy, and Bill Clingenpeel. Second row left to right: John Ohl, Sue Wise, Grandville Miller, Connie Jones, Deanna Pederson, Marcia Merson, and Linda Meyer. Third row left to right: Mark Vernau, Harry Miller, Carol Tay- lor, Sharon Vary, Dennis Gess, and Barry Borst. Fourth row left to right: Larry Kelly, Forrest Geary, and Alan Bennett. Fifth row left to right: Dave Click, Dave Brown, Ken Working, and Jeff Hale. if at I M lk .0 . Q fsffer t ,rx Q f' 'pf Q 3 at -Q Following Drum Mujor Jerry Steere is his assistant Harry Miller, who will be Drum Major next year. Ann Mould, Linda Meyer, Bonnie Bevilacqua, Carol Mihills and Janet .ledele led this years marching hand through its paces. Missing is DeVonne Marble. . o ifr- A f we ew .er I ' kim N Q N 5, R 'jf , ks., 1 f r, 'l ' ,Mn I Ml I V ,.f' W- Q., A 1 ' , my ' ii , e r 2 3-'P'-S! ml ...........- ,.,................ ,-....M. ,. ,...,.,i.vT,,.f7 we r, ,.. -M , , 71 - .uw 1 Front row left to right: Duane Wickstrom, Don Bayles, Shirley lngleright, Karen Welling, Robin Parkinson and Bob Slaughter. Second row left to right: Barbara Donaghe, Sally Nellans, Marvin Sorenson, Philip Eddy, Lanny Taylor, Buddy Dalenhcrg, Joanie Pfellcrlc, Sally Ahlgrim, Sue Wise, Susan Willman, and Lynn Ludwig. Third row left to right: Dick Farrell, Myrna Ohl, Harry Lydick, Dick Boettcher, Joe Davis, Larry Kelly, Jeff Hale, Mr. Alleman, Carol Mihills, Bill Eycleshymer, and Marilyn Jorgenson. The Niles Senior High School Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Alleman. The Orchestra has performed at many activities including: Winter Concert, Spring Concert, Junior Play, Semor Play, and Graduation. t..,,W-M 8. ORCHESTRA Mr Alleman and Mr.. Lewis, who was a student teacher that assisted Mr. Alleman with the Hand and directed the Orchestra during the first semester. gif!! 52555515 The Choir Officers for this year were: Colette Morse, Bob Pierce, Abby Hibbard, and Jolm Cook. T L P fl T V' V 1,4 ,. 'Q , swf, , meibim I The Treble Clef oflicers this year were: Judy Cousineau, Phyllis Frucci, and Bonnie Bachman. 95 It .4 First row left to right: George Flora, Rosa Rocha, Francis Prusinski, Ye- vonne Tiffany, Barbara Mudd, Barbara Bcarse, Janet Shedrow, Gloria Bowman. Joan Dell, Helen Green, Peggiy Nellans, Betty Mangus, Betty Frantz, Abby Hibbard, Colette Moorse. at Murphy, Sue-Szweda. Second row left to right: lsaren Anthony, Pat Lee, Mil7ie Surge, Phyllis Godman, Mary Corey, Barbara Donague, Sally Maxwell, Sandy Nagy, Ann Baumgartncr, Barbara Leggett, Carol Tayor. Sandra Heint7man. Fli7abeth Egbert, Karen Frucci. at 'Nt QE 56 wx ii The Choir Quartet this year was composed of George Paquette, Pat Dc Witt, Dennis Moore, and John Farmer. 4- 5592? g:ifl'f ! eii 5 riff?-e ff E71 , 3 1 ': L i f ffl 5 L ,Z 5 i X ,t -f MX in I il Mx ' ' Wil 1 5 I 1 I I f UW I ..'ti Third row left to right: Jim Rachael Carolyn Wood, Judy Wegner, Joyce Reynolds, Joan Lingnowski, Brenda Dobson, Ruth Greifer, Satan Peters, Amelia Cooper, Jalayne Luekey, Gayle Birt, Sandy Smith, Mary Ellen Con- deck, Mike Machalleek. Fourth row left to right: Richard Simpson, Dick Adler, Dale Anderson, Dave Davis, Paul Crouch, Dennis Moore, John Cook, Dennis Dalenburg, Bob Cook, Dave Zerung, Jack Mooney, John Farmer, Larry Lipps. Fifth row left to right: Jim Karsten, Tom Fairchild, Dave Smith, George Paquette, Dave Miller, Dennis Davies, Harry Slaughter, Ted Mullett, Bob Pierce, Bob l.eets, Pat De Witt. The Choir Sextet this year is composed of Sharon Mitchell, Joan lingnowski, Barbara Donaghe, Barb Bearse, Abby llihhard, and Pat Murphy. I: The Choir is a very active performing group. Many appearances are made in the community, The first major appear- ance is the annual Christmas Concert given on the first Sunday in December. This program is a formal and beautiful presentation of Christmas music that begins with a candlelight procession. This Program has attracted an overtiow audi- ence every year and is repeated for the students later. After the Variety Show the Choir gets busy on music for the Berrien County Vocal Music Festival. They have always received a first rating division in the adjudication section of this festival. After the festival the Choir works on music for their part of the Baccalaureate program. Many auditorium programs are given during the year too. Karen Anthony has served as a fine accompanist. ed -ev ! l l i .Q A, l I8 GIRLS Cil lilf Cl UB Front row left to right: Mr. Flora, Norma Byhees, Mary Carol Pears. Sue l.ee, Julia Hendricks. Rosalie Rupp, Sue Young, Jill Frueei, Sulie Crapo, and Sherry lless. Second row left to right: .lo Ann Kipker, Darlene Rhoads, linda Taliaferro, Delores Davis, linda Healy, Jeanette Keach, Judy Whit- lield, Pam Calvert, Carolyn Smith, Jackie Cochran, and Judie Roehm. Third row left to right: Sharon llargraves, Mary .lo lless. Mary Ann Slamecki, Barbara Swartl- loll', Sue Weimer, Carol Moglc. .lo Ann Porter, Darlene llolford, Gloria Donaghe, Nancy Dodge, Sandy Ruet7, Fourth row left to right: Alice Moore, Katie Wade, Carol Clev- enger, Carolyn llaase, Charolett Vinnedge, Judy Jankoviak, Mari- lyn Sallack, Carolyn Davis, Karen Bailey. Barbara Barr, and Kathy Weinheinier. These organilations are composed of tenth and eleventh grade students who desire to express themselves in a choral organization. Each Organization meets twice weekly alone and once as a comhined group. The Ulee Clubs give the students an opportunity to learn how to use their voices and to develop skill in music reading and part singing, Major puhlic appearances for this year included the two Christmas concerts. the Variety Show. and the Commencement exercises. Sharon Hargraves served as accompanist. iiovs oi i-.ii citrix i i D C S ' lfirst row left to right: Mr. Iflora, M ,, ff K f David Williams, Ronald Slweda, 'fl 'Q f S sg S .lanies Jacobs, Steve Machalleck, ' '14 ' , U 4. - x 1 L ' , . V Nelson Shepard, l.arry Martin, vw 3. 5 S Q' sfi, ml 'n x - n gf-l Ffa! gb x x Mike Mudd, Terry lruesdell, 'Q' 1 'Q mf 'I Q Q Q 3 'leriy Crouch, and Sharon llar- ' ' A n n X H X X v graves, x ZF .Rs 'H' fi ,S Q -- - if . Second row left to right: Jim .H ,' , ' f 'Q' L lr Q K- l.avieu, lioh Neeh, Roger Vore, lloh Slaughter, Dave Vinnedge. Q .lerry Kulil, Rodney Beckwith, ' S V ' L 'lim Rogue, 'l'om Miller, and Torn 4 t 1 A 1 V Shackelford. 'lhiid row left to right: Tom lzdwards, larry Kiefer, Jon Tes- sin, Don liayles, lee Curtis, Vic llella, 'ferry Allen, Mike lflledge, and -l oren Brand. lfourth row left to right: Dennis llurgoyne, 'lom Thompson, Hill Malone, .lim Donaglie, l.onnic Carlisle, Roger Zehrung, I,uther lavman, Roger Rcum, David lland, and Dennis Maynard. w Y , eg-,, -ai., ,L .. ,. -Q Q .., . x F l a . 1 , ml K W W Q : . -T W -px A Front row left to right: Mr. Flora Sylvia Finley, Diane Guisinger, Marilyn Cavitt, Barbara Miller, Phyllis Krueger, Karen Adams, Carol Curron, Jean Parncll, Jean Krillenberger, Bev Wruck, Janet Story, Sandy Boose, Becky Gitsell, and Linda Bnpp. Second row left to right: Shirley Jones, Bonnie Bachinan, Gayle Agler, Shirl Wilkons, Sue Fryer, Sue Wittker, Bev Barns, Joyce Mitchell, Lauralynn Dudas. Jean Kozrner, Karen Augustine, Marlene Holtl, and Pat Ziegler. l'hird row left to right: Sharon Merchant. Mary Gallagher, Fern Kasprzak, Janet Detridge, Mary Ann Cronin, Judy Aldrich, Delcie Shufelt, Roberta Ham, Mary Poscharsky, Sharon Barker, Pat McGill, Judy Cousineau. Fourth row left to right: Rheola Barksdale, Georgia Berry, Dixie Messncr, Janice Patterson, Mable Davis, Roberta Mitchell, Pam Decker, Phyllis Frucci, Barbara Jorgenson, Claudia Porch, Mary Marshall, Ann Timmons, Marianna Beckman, and Fran Clark. Fifth row left to right: Cathy Pierce, Pattye Coverdale, Judy l.aKe, Listine Davis, Jackie Beil, Eileen Camp, Carol Line, Ellen True Karen Thwaitts, Della Green, Carol Kleen, Joyce Strung, Carol Hand, Marcia Jorgenson. TREBLE CLEF This organization is an overllow of the Glee Clubs. lt is composed of Sophomore and Junior girls who wish to develop their voices and musical abilities. By meeting three times a week. they are able to accomplish a great deal. Major appearances for this year include the two Christmas Concerts and the Variety Show. Carolyn Curran was accom- panist. r Wi, M 1 'W s 1 t , Q 15? irt, J 99 riff U A ' 3 . ,Q H ' m wi -f -w 1, -wi, ,4 V V ff an-4 ' 'L ' N2 -A f :M-1 ,11 V V ,Q V7 I ' ,WW ,, , 3+ .1 gig? Q v 2' ff fl l , 1,2 K 45 1 2517 if . , ' 441,559 f1f,.4f,gi 'lwf if i L f .im .35 V, 2 jt..inLL2,y5,, . WH 2, 'iwEv1' . ,gh 3 V V . i Q 3-x 5 i n , K + i if Q.- 5 Q +R is ai N1N X7i '5..f' ,. - ak ff 'I ffl .i - 4 ? it i max --A 5 . H4 X v R f? Q VS si ,A ' K XX X is - ' x . X W if if Skip llzirrison is getting an closer look All the prohlcni while Ocic Mitchell, Kent llunfilxcr, Don Dodge. Dennis Moors, :xml flirix Tliorpc arc on liuiul lo give zulvlcc. - 4 1 x K ,X i if X X ' t X Q fx 1 4 Q A : X f- , X .,. X ,A X R? ix N Qi 2: ' Q .,:.., . X N f N x fixxlqyx sw X x i xx RS N i X 3 X iw X,,.:, ,:,Q,z Q YKQ., , ,. ii? X X x X X X X X Mr. Shxllci, lllllUtlllCCkl by cliccrlc.ulcr Nzimy Davis, givcs ll lou reassuring uouls lo the 5lllLlCIll body hulorc the big llomccoming Cinnic. J S H i b ?1XW..,5.,.q:i iw? 22' -S f T' IG: . X X Qgsxxxf f X 5 Lk AN Q. 5 M ' X-11.1Qi, xy if . ln 4' Homecoming Queen and her escort were crowned during coming Game. Left to right: Tom Smith, Barb Tracey, Mr. McCoy Queen Toni Bogue Bob Leets Sharon Middleton and Steve Schuyler. Karen Frucci, Yvonne Tiffany, Paul Crouch and Amelia Kupper work thc Choir float for the Homecoming Parade. .glfxve Jw., .9 L v , ' V . 5. '5 larry Darling seems to have caught Bob Meyer u lilllc off balance during the Junior-Senior Competition. Jim and Lennie better read the rule book. Biting is not allowed 5. Junior Bob Anderson tries to get Senior Jim Karsten's hat. What a struggle. Pull you Juniors, Pull! First row left to right: Cuppy Smith, Vicky Wegner, Stacey Wegner and Danny Crouch. Second row left to right: Carole Taylor, Ruth Gricfer, Janice Freeze, David Miller, Carolyn Wood, and Luann Harger. Third row left to right: Harry Lydick, Judy Topolski, Jalayne Luckey, Doug Crouch, Ed Duffield, Rich Ferguson, Mr. Potts, Sue Cochran, Dick Farrell, Judy Roehm, Judy Wegner, and Katie Wade. JUNIOR PLAY This year the Junior Class presented a dramatic play, Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal, under the direction of Mr. William Potts. The play portrays the story of a doctor so dedicated to his profession that he neglected his daughter. To add to his worries, a hard-headed businessman refused to sell land for the much needed new hospital and his sophisticated daughter created an uproar by becoming a nurse's aide. The kindly doctor took under his wing a young hoodlum who reciprocated by stealing the doctor's car. The climax was reached when the doctor was called upon to perform an operation upon his own daughter to save her life. The play combined romance and excitement with real life sentiment to make it a memorable experience for all those who saw it. Dr. Hudson - Dave Miller Nancy Ashford - Janice Freeze Joyce Hudson - Luann Harger Jim Watson - Ed Duffield Joel Kelsey - Rich Ferguson Mr. Warner - Doug Rouch Cynthia Bates - Carolyn Woods Marion Prentiss - Ruth Griefer Tony Bontempini - Harry Lydick Mrs. Bontempini - Carole Taylor Miss Hastings - Judy Wegner Mrs. MacLean - Katie Wade Mrs. Armitage - Judy Topolski Josie - Judie Roehm Bob - Dick Farrell Children - Cuppy, Danny Crouch, and Stacey Wegner. Student Director - Jalayne Luckey Vicki Wegner :XX ,km .. wuwql Judy Roehm darkens Cuppy Smith's eyebrows as Danny Crouch, Stacey Wegncr, Judy Wegner observe. .lancie Freez expresses her feelings while Rich Ferguson waits for his cue, Harry Lydick and Ed Duf4 field make themselves useful back- stage. Vicki Wegner, and t .,A- -w .Wi nn, 'Ns' SNCNN King, Bob Pierce, and Queen, Pat Brown, look very happy after their victory. Jean Dawson, Terry Crouch, Gayle Birt, and Ron Hartline work hard to finish their Snowball decorations. BALL gi 5'-'N-.. K. A. I. ,K fi! I The Grand March for the Snowball consisted of the King and Queen, at the far right. Carol Hahn, Shirley Cole, Jean Dawson, Put McGill, und Sharon Merchant serve the goodies at the Snowball. KL 75 ifiwgf-kgefgg . lil: ,,,, , , . r-v . k,.k K :,..:. xiii ,S ., ,- , MW LJ, S E. 23 .wi fi U wr .. . r N -f.-- M1-ine.. W M 5 S ii,l S ,W S M V V ,i,, S , M ML na IW V Quymmumml .Q ln ie ,ui Ma, F if 107 I S H VARIETY SHOW Dick :xml his friend were thc hit of the show. George Pzlqucltc scrnaidcs Carolyn Wood into going, lo thc Homecoming Dance with him. fi? ,i vt-ii '97 f 'WLX7 ' ,YQ ff LX i' 3 5 3 . i . 5 Abb Hibbard, as Eliza Doolittle, something Denny Moore, as Professor Higgins, seems to be telling y extremely important. ln another scene from the Variety Show, the Old Gr ads have chosen Julius P. Throckmorton to receive the literary award for his novel, Moments to Remember. my ww-qt . M J' 1' ,Q BAND Getting together to rnaike the iinzil piuns for the Bzind Bounce ure: Dick Cooper, .lzlnct Jedele, Mary lillen Good, Pearl Fun NeIl..Sue Wise, and Dick Hoctleher. Second rom: Dave Yury, Sully Ahlgrim, Lindam Myer, Jerry SICCTU, Bill Clingenpeel, Bonnie Bevilatequu, and Hurry Miller. queen of the Hand Bounce. --Q I x, . 3 4' ,JY I .or .t ' I These three beauties ure l.oriL Slow Su in Petals md C trol Otter. Miss Peters VHIS the reigning VC? S BOUNCE ,Q ,ff I 31 ff' Ay, x ow, I 'll 1 lnnis and Dou Fr sit there in stitches. B1 IN c 3, ' g y ' They were as corny as Kansas in August. asf The Prop Committee consist of some very hard working fellows. Left to right: Bill Eycleshymer, Harry Miller, Harry Lydick, and John Ohl. Rehersing the final dress rehersal are Bonnie Bevilacquu, Carol Mihills, DeVonne Marble, and Janet Jcdele. Not in the picture are Ann Mould, and Linda Myer. 4 gt x XX G l 1' 'UI I 'fztpdl . E :KJ is Front row left to right: Yvonne Reyniers, Ann Radican, Barbara Bearse, Carol True, Marty Alford, Dorothy Osborn, Pat Kendall. Second4row left to right: Mary Ellen Gondeck, Carole Suabedissen, Carolyn Wood, Janet Jedele, Mary Ellen Good, Pat Falvey, Abby Hibbard, and Barbara Mudd. Third row left to right: Janet Teeple, Sharon Morehouse, Janet Hufline, Carol Mihills, Mike Cook, Ruth Griefer, Fan Clark, and Mr. Vandermeulin. Fourth row left to right: Rich Ferguson, John Farmer, John Cook, Dick Marks, Mike Stoll, Jim Raschel, and Chris Thorpe, VIKING SENTINEL This year the school newspaper underwent some important changes. The Most noticeable change was the new name. the Viking Sentinel . . . To give the paper a more professional look. ollset printing was used instead of the old mimeograph type. The paper was sold in the advisories and therefore reached more of the students. Instead of publishing on a set date, the Sentinel staff put out their paper according to important school events. These changes made our newspaper one of the best ever to be put out. Editor - Chris Thorpe Assistant Editor - Carole Suabedissen Page Editors -John Farmer, Barb Bearse. Mary Ellen Gondeck. and Dick Marks. Business Manager - Ruth Griefer Advertising Manager - Janet Jedele Publicity - Abby Hibbard Exchange Editor -- Carolyn Wood Sponsor - Mr, Vandermeulin S sf? of ,. l few, , '-.Q 14 L Marry Ellen Gondeck looks at some papers that Carole hand on file. Cookie Mudd takes a look, sec over Joun's shoulder to see if she can be of any help. Chris Thorpe, Editor, helps Carole Suabedissen while Mary Ellen Gondeck checks Joan Lingnow- ski's work. Advisory seller, Tom Smith, picks up his papers from Sharon Morehouse in the Sentinel room. 'Q -x . Q ! x Q9 Z ... C7 S7 4.1 g C ? 5 ' i TATTLER BUSINESS STAFF First row left to right: Joanie Pfellerle, Rich Ferguson, Janet Jedele, Sandra Nagy, and Mr. Walker. Second row left to right: Jill Frucei, Sharon Morehouse, Mary Ellen Good, Toni Bogue, Eileen Camp, Joyce Schmidt, and Barbara Bearse. Third row left to right: Joan Schmidt, Mary Iillen Gondeck, Cathy Pierce, Linda Myer, Carolyn Wood, and Teresa Phelps. Fourth row left to right: Dennis Dalenberg, Chris Thorpe, and Dennis Moore. THE TATTLER The TATTLER Business Stall' is responsible for all advertising and sales. Under the leadership ot' student managers the staff members sell advertising space to Niles merchants. collect the ad money. and promote the sales campaign of the TATTLER in the school. Members of the organization are selected by the faculty advisor on the basis of good scholastic standing, willincss to work. dependability. and availability for after school activities. ln the spring ot' last year. Mr. Walker. TATTLER Business advisor. put out a call for students interested in becoming members ot the 1958-1959 TATTLER Business Stalf. Many students signed up. some of whom were members the previous year. After deliberation Mr. Walker chose Janete Jedele. Advertising manager. Sandra Nagy. Sales Manager: Joan Pfetlerle, Treasurer. and Rich Ferguson. Publicity Chairman. Sharon, Morehouse and Jill Frucei were also appointed to the Sales Stall'. The following students were chosen agents of the Advertising StafT: Cathy Pierce. Sandy Smith. Barb Bearse, Eileen Camp. Dennis Dalenberg. Toni Bogue. Mary Ellen Gondeck. Linda Myer. Teresa Phelps. Joan Schmidt. Joyce Schmidt. Chris Thorpe. Carolyn Wood. and Dennis Moore. Publicity Chairman. Rich Ferguson, takes a look at Sandy Nagy's art work. Very good, Sandy. 4 K W4 ,. , - .fir L' was 3093 . www.. H. I e, N. .4 yn, ,V ,. 'fe K f :LHMQF Janet Jedele, Advertising Manager, looks over Mr. Walker's shoulder for a few pointers. Janet Jedele strikes up another customer. This time it's Dad. Q i f X C7 2 it Z. t I , 'I'ATTl.liR STAFF-EDITORIAL lfront row left to right: Mr. Johnstone, Ann Radiean, Karen Robinson, Dekonne Marble. Karen Welling, Judy Whitfield, Marilyn Thompson, and Mike Stoll. Second row: Rosa Rocha, Sue Willman. Carol Clevenger, Gayle Birt, and Dick Van Patten. 'lihird row Rodney Beckwith, Mark Yernau, Ronald Slot. and Harold Rudlafli. Missing are Joan Dell and Jean Kolmer. ln the first month of school a Call was made to all interested in working in the TATTLER. The response was very promising. However, just a handful of those apply- ing had any experience: and we were obliged to cut down the staff to fifteen of the best-qualified. After some careful deliberation. Karen Welling was selected Editor. Also selected at this time were Assistant Editor. DeVonne Marble: Senior Editor. Janice Smith: Junior-Sophomore Editor. Gayle Birt: Faculty Editor: Ann Radican: Activities Editor. Karen Wellingl Sports. Rodney Beckwith: and Photography Editor. Mike Stoll. One of the first duties of the staff was to select a theme for our annual. Many ideas were presented, and at last we settled on using the number THREE around which to build our theme. Jan Smith reminded us that this year's class was the first one to go completely through the three years at the new Niles Senior High School together. Because this staff was inexperienced. we decided that we must work especially hard to meet our deadlines. We were successful in a large part in this venture. Another problem that had to be discussed was what kind of cover we should have on our annual. We decided on the design which you sec on the front as it is attractive and repeats our theme. The stall' has worked long and hard to present this issue. We hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed making it. The layout men were Rodney Beckwith and Mairk Vernau. Here they are drawing up pages for the Senior Section. V! M2 ,N QU Editor, Kaye Welling, and Assistant Editor, DeVonne Marble, look over some photographs while our sponsor comes to approve them. Here's an assembly line at work. First Sue Willman, left crops the pictures. Following that Gayle Birt pastes it down Next, Ann Radican writes the copy. ll7 Mike Stoll and his co-workers, Dick Van Patten and Ronnie SIOI, clcun up the darkroom :after an busy afternoon. Rosa Rocha and Carol Clcvcngcr work dcligcnlly to moe! thc deadlines 1 L f if will wf2r 'EXii4i: . I 1 Wwe. X SPORTS CHAMPS Don Dodg Captain. e, Cross Country Captain: Terry Linville, Football Captain: and Bill Robertson, Wrestling Hail the champs! Three of them mark you! Even our athletic groups have come through on our Three Theme. This year it started with Cross-Country leading the pack. Bob Leets showed the boys the way. Then the boys in the helmets and shoulder pads stole the spot light, humbling all our conference scores. Lastly, to make the major of this threesome complete, the muscle men took on all comers and showed Niles to be a definite power in the area of wrestling. We are sure that we represent the school body when we say Well Done. VARSITY FOOTBALL , - 1 First row left to right: Ray McCarthy, Jerry Wingeart, Bill Robertson, Fred Quick, Bob Pierce, Henry Duis, Mike Frazer, Mike Machalleck. Second row left to right: Paul Bennett, Terry Linville, Chuck Morton, Jim Young, Duanne Wick- Strom, Ron True, Marty Hodges, Tom Mooneyham, Charles Ham. Third row left to right: Dick Mack, Ron Wingeart, Dave Hullett, Ken Kelly, Doug Parker, Don Albert, Dave Thompson, Leonard Whittaker, Tom McGuire. Fourth row left to right: Lanny Ham, Vernon Quick, Tom Mooney, .lim Raschel, Tom Thompson, Roger Hargreaves, Nate Rice, Ken Jones, Dale Lennox. ,Fifth row left to right: Jim Reed, John Carlton, Larry Lemke, Denny Calvert, Bob Anderson, Matt Rakowski, Bill Bupp, Jerry Hebner, Phillip Adams. Sixth row left to right: Hugh Tracey, Gary Raderstorf, Denny Kime, Tom Bround, Dick Cody, Charles Luke, Dean Kirk, Larry Linville, Jim Karstens. Seventh row left to right: Coach Terry Carey, and assistants Ed Weede and Pop Theus, John May, Doug Crouch, Bruce Secor, Dave Smith, Dick Susan. Two years ago. Coach Terry Carey recruited several sophomores from the junior-varsity ranks to fortify the team which was weak at that time. During the course of that year and the year following, the team possessed just a mediocre record. The gamble that Mr. Carey took eventually paid off as the Vikes of this year rolled to a mark of eight victories and one set back, while capturing the Big Five Conference crown. The team had very good balance: good running and blocking, considerable depth, and experienced personnel. Our Vikes were pitted against some formidable foes, only to emerge each time the victor. Their one setback came at the hands of Grand Haven's Buccaneers. The team was not only very good this year, but it promises to be the same next year with several lettermen returning to the lineup. There were several outstanding boys on this year's team. Halfback Terry Linville was on the all-conference and second string all-state elevensg while tackle Bob Pierce, guard Jim Young, halfback Paul Bennett, and end Jerry Wingeart were on the all-conference team and various all-state honorable-mention teams. an B' 1 Niles 25 I4 39 39 46 Z! 0 I8 22 Opp. Kalamazoo Central 0 Goshen 0 Washington-Clay 7 Buchanan 0 St. Joseph I3 Benton Harbor 0 Grand Haven I4 Dowagiac 6 Holland 7 -K '- rf ' cs . V . K. B . 'Xp W - 1,,,.,.N,v , , . , , . C , R.. we A t if -resist: QI Ray McCarthy blocking out St. ,loc player with Paul Bennett ready to assist. - IZZ -3 4 , M. w l - ., , , i- - -he .Y st Ll,tjpl 4 1 MJ ww... R 'wi 1 7 X V- I ' , 4 l. , 4 t 1 t . . ft s f 3 . , l I .- A 1 ik , -,, 5 Y A 3 V E 4 N ,gut ' --- ., , 3 r f fl 's it t ' F52 its . ' . Y 'Q f f i X , t M Q, tx 5 C g at ' , ' ' it B ll if B ., B , .. 5' H' MN 1' xt 1' i 1 is X41 -MQ x t H ,I tram Q it sf 'A RW if A C ll Rx' x 5 s . 1, I if M -sf? .H t if A s , gjfwgx 1 if 'M 5 . 1 N ef f' , 'K Q' N w TN' wa t - f , A ' -jgwgxgc X, V xi' .--. V ' ti X., ' f 'W . A fiffsf- Sr. Varsity Football Players: First row left to right: Marty Hodges, Mike Machcllack, Terry Linville, Bill Robertson, Paul Bcnnctt, Bruce Sccor, Dunne WlCkSlTt5l11, Mike Fraser, Jim Young, Second row left to right: Fred Quick, Ray McCarty, Jcrry Wingeart, John May, Bob Pierce, Jim Reed, Chuck Ham, Chuck Luke, Ron True, Dave Smith. Third row left to right: Chuck Morton. John Carlton, .lim Karsten, Tom Mooneyham, Bob Ander- son, Dave Thompson. Duane Wiekstrom 1411 is assisted to Marty Hodges making a 10 yard gain against Benton Harbor. 1713 and John Carlton close at hand, 1 1 stop action with Nate Rice Dave Hullett 1111 intercepting St. Joseph pass, with Roger Har- greaves 124D and Ron Wingeart 1605 ready to assist, Niles Opp. Rushing 1821 888 Passing 728 728 CON FERENCE Won Lost Niles 3 0 Portage 2 l Dowagiac 2 2 Buchanan I 3 St. Joseph I 3 123 any xl Q ' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1' 1 ,al 4'- - . in 2'5 1 .. First row left to right: Ron Yonkers, Roger Stone, Dave Click, Alan Snyder, Terry Crouch, Dave Farmer, Bob Osborn. Second row left to right: Bill Mooneyham, Steve Machalleck, Tom Miller, Denny Mollica, George Brawley, Dan Abair, Truman Adams, Arton Briggs. Third row left to right: Tom Corwin, Frank Russo, Larry Workman, Elwood Nolan, John Otter, John Schmidt, Edgar Chandler. Fourth row left to right: Terry Smallidge, Mike Clymer, Tim Clingenpeel, Mike FunNell, Rodney Beckwith, Dave Shankland, Danny Campbell, Glen Sawyer. Fifth row left to right: Dave Click, Dave Zerung, Tim Welsh, Bill Grover, Nelson Shepard, Pat Smith, Art Horner. Sixth row left to right: Danny Ellis, Robert Kreene, Thomas South, Bill Grover, Tim Springsteen, Floyd Olsen. The Junior Varsity Football Team lead by two top-notch coaches, Mr. Welborn, the line coach, and Mr. Basker, the backfield coach. The team enjoyed having them for coaches. The team won every game until we played St. Joe, they were rough and tough. We worked especially hard. With George Brawley at quarterback, Tom Miller at full- back, Danny Abair at right halfback and Arton Briggs at left halfback, we had a very fast backfield. A powerful line of left end Dave Click, left tackle Bob Osborn, left guard Ron Yonkers, center Terry Crouch. right guard Tom South, right tackle Roger Stone, right end Alan Snyder. In the St. Joe game our right halfback Steve Machalleck broke his wrist and was sidelined for the rest of the season. Arton Briggs replaced Steve and had a com- mendable record. The team ended the season with a very good record of 7 wins and l loss. Roger Stone Con groundl, Alan Snyder and team mate bring down runner yards from goal. Niles Opp. 47 Portage I3 Washington-Clay 20 Goshen 39 Buchanan 6 St. Joseph 27 Penn.Twp. I3 Dowagiac Afton Briggs stopping a ball earrier who almost got away. I2 26 CHEERLEADERS Front row left to right: Sandy Smith, Nancy Davis, Shelly Smith Second row left to right: Joyce Schmidt, Saran Peters Third row left to right: l,uann Harger We're loyal to you. N.H.S. To the yellow and blue. N.H.S. We'll back you to stand 'Uainst the best in the land For we know you have sand. N.H.S. Rah! Rah! So smash that blockade. N.H.S. Go crashing ahead. N.H.S. Our team is our fame's protector. On! boys, for we expect a victory from you N.H.S. Che-he! Che-ha Che-ha ha hal Che-he! Cha-hal Che-he! Che-hal Che-ha ha ha! Che-he! Cha-hal N.H.S. N.H.S. N.H.S. Fling out our dear old flag of yellow and blue. Lead on your sons and daughters fighting for you. l-ike men of old on giants Placing reliance. shouting defiance Oske Wow Wow! Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land For honest labor and for learning we stand And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand Dear Alma Mater. N.H.S. 'X is VARSITY BASKETBALL .gr Left top row: Manager Dick Adler, Roger Hargreaves, Ocie Mitchell, Ray McCarty, Terry Linville, Don Albert, Vernon Quick. Front row: Ken Kelly, Mike Freshley, Tom Smith, Larry Linville, Jerry Wingeart, Chuck Morton. This year's Hrejuvenated Vikes, coached by Don Bender, brought Niles out of its basketball dilemma by winning eight games while losing only seven. The Vikings were two-time winners over Benton Harbor, Buchanan, and Dowagiac, in addition to subduing both Portage and Muskegon once. The Bendermen fell to the powerful Bears of St. Joseph twice, and St. Joseph Catholic of South Bend, Portage, Grand Haven, South Bend Washington, and Muskegon Heights once each. The hustle of the individual ball players as well as the good teamwork captured the fancy of the ever-increasing fandom at the outset of the season. A great incentive was also given the team by the loyal support of the student body at N.H.S. this year. At the district tournament, the law of averages caught up with the Vikes as they fell in the final round to Benton Harbor, whom they had beaten twice in regular season play. We hope that next year, as the team's season mark continues to improve, so will its tournament record. Our Senior lettermen this year were Jerry Wingeart, Chuck Morton, Tom Smith, Ocie Mitchell, and Terry Linville, the latter making second team on this year's all-conference team. Dick Adler was the very capable senior manager. Juniors Roger Hargreaves, all-conference Mike Freshley, Vern Quick, Larry Linville, Don Albert, and Ken Kelly, along with the up-and-coming sophomores, have the basketball future of N.H.S. at stake. VARSITY BASKETBALL Niles Opp. -19 Grand Haven 59 SI S. B. Washington 69 50 Dowagiac 36 47 St. Joseph 64 59 Muskegon -17 76 Buchanan 36 SZ Muskegon Heights 64 72 Portage 40 61 Dowagiae 4-1 62 Benton Harbor 60 52 St. Joseph 53 55 S. B. St. Joseph 61 68 Buchanan 64 ful Benton Harbor 5-1 65 Portage 73 Terry Iiinville showing heautiful form in scoring this haskel igunst lVluskc1.on Heights. 'U ,H Mike Frcghlcy hw phycrg in Imncc while making this Shm. Oeie Mitchell putting in a layup at Niles-Bueh in in 1, um with Xcrnon Quick and Ray Mefarty ready tor a rchoum Lan Y Linn. '1lI e running i mo lr 'Duble . , wllh Ray MCC L any. ..- 'xkc baxskexx M 'om H' 11,0 .Irgr Fresh, C Bcmon Harbor man gocg Gym-g to m. As T, UvwKXXc m process. Wxcgx . x lh K. 051V cg y sf, , Owl-Iierry Nilfyqhg Eff eil, ectl, Ive an Sh U Ot Ro 17' ge oc. f k, bm im C hmupkonshm. ljg 79 5:-7 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 40 'ru- 54 . ' Front row left to right: Bob Billings, Dave Click, Alan Snyder, Jim McKamey, Eugene Hubert, Denny Clymer. Back row left to right: Ron Yonkers, Dan Abair, Danny Ellis, George Brawley, Tom Schick, Tom Miller, Steve Machalleck, Coach Ed Foster. The 1958-59 Junior Varsity posted an enviable record this season, with twelve wins and three losses. They scored 890 points for an average of 60 points per game. while their opponents scored 703 points for an average of 46 points per game. They scored in the seventies four times this season, which is an unheralded event for a Jayvee team. Their total point out-put makes them the highest scoring Jayvee team in recent years, if not ever. This team served warning to future varsity opponents to beware, as they were unbeaten by any team in- the conference. They possessed the three essentials which a sound team needs, mainly speed, height, and desire. The rebounding was handled very capably by Bob Billings, Denny Clymer, Dave Click, Allen Snyder, Jim Mc- Kamey, and Eugene Hubert. The ball handling and speed were furnished by Tom Miller, Steve Machalleck, Tom Schick, George Brawley, Dan Abair, and Denny Ellis. Steve Machalleck led the scoring with 141 points, followed by Tom Miller with 136, Bob Billings with 118, Denny Clymer with 115. Allen Snyder with 106 Dave Click with 96, and Tom Schick with 87. QS 44 '7 WRESTLING Front row left to right: Ron Wingeart, Marvin Sorenson, Odell Dockery, Mike Fraser, Paul Ben- nett, Dan Hess, Dick Mack, Bill Robertson, Duane Wickstrom. Back row left to right: Bob Day, Bob Lawson, Bob Osborn, Dave Hulctt, Ron Hess, Jack Mooney, Bob Blair, Jeif Pulz, Bob Brewes, Keith Callahan. Niles had little trouble in annexing the first wrestling championship of the Big Five Conference. The boys earned 134 points. a comfortable 49 point margin over the nearest competitor. Dowagiac. Everyone of Coach Ed Wcede's entries placed in the top three with 9 firsts1 l second: and 2 thirds. This year's wrestling squad has performed well according to its tradition. Losing only to B. Central and Battle Creek, they Won over such big schools as: Kalamazoo Central. S. B. .lohn Adams. and Riley. This year's graduating class will take seven good men. but there is a line crew of underclassmen to take their place. Niles Opp. 34 Dowagiac I8 49 Buchanan 5 22 Kalamazoo Central 20 25 S. B. John Adams I7 25 S. B. Riley l5 46 Sturgis 5 23 S. B. Central 28 45 Washington-Clay 8 44 Portage 3 36 Sturgis I4 I8 Battle Creek 29 24 Kalamazoo Central l9 95 Bob Brewes O 95 Keith Culluhzm 2 los Bob my 4 103 Jell Putz 6 112 Dick Muck 7 120 Bob Blair 13 127 Bob Lawson 3 127 luck Mooney 5 133 Ron Hess 3 133 Dave Hulett 5 133 Dunne Wiekstrom 3 138 Dun Hess 8 145 Bill Robertson 8 15-1 Odell Dockery 10 165 Ron VVingez1rt 6 165 Paul Bennett 8 175 Mike Fraser 11 Hwt. Bob Osborn 2 Hwt. Marvin Sorenson 3 Conference Niles Dowugizic Portage Buehnnun St. Joseph -rf' 5 Paul Bennett throwing Buchanan mun for a pin, X- Ron Wingeurt pinning South Bend Riley boy, Odell Dockery thrown hy South Bend Central boy, Match endgd in A 5.6 dead lock. 1 I I, KAR ,J f if CROSS COUNTRY 66- gttt. E I gm. ES L 3 ' ge xt.: wt ,,ttE,,N. ff fn- QM-55N xX.E5 Bob Leets and Mike Freshley who ran lst and 2nd in the Conference Meet. xxfx First row left to right: Dick Van Patten, Bob Jacobs, Dave Miller, Mike Freshley Don Dodge, Bob Leets, Ron Bueha, Rodney Beckwith. Second row lcft to rigtht: Boh Ncitch, Mike Elledge, Phil Vanderweg, Put Mztlonc, Truman Wolford, Eugene Hubert, Don Wroblewski, Dave Williams, Ron Szweda. Third row left to right: Coach O'Conncr, Jerry Steere, Odell Dockrey, Denny Clymer, Pat De Witt, Gary Lowe, Tom Freshley. Low Score Wins 9th Class A Regional BIG FIVE CONFERENCE lst Niles I7 2nd Dowagiac 64 3rd St. Joseph 87 Niles Opp 23 Benton Harbor 35 1: ' 6th Hastings Invitational 39 S, B. Riley 20 24 S. B. Adams 32 Q Sth S. B. Central Cross Country Relay 43 Elkart I6 22 Benton Harbor 39 26 Kalamazoo Central 29 Niles won four dual meets and lost two. We won the first Big Five Conference Meet. The following is our record. Low score is winner. SEPT. 23 - We won from Benton Harbor at Niles, 23 to 35. Bob Leets took first in 11:15. SEPT. 27 - We picked 6th at the Hasting Hill and Dale meet. OCT. 1 - We met South Bend Riley and John Adams at Potawatamie Park in a Double Dual Meet. We won over John Adams 24 to 32, Bob Leets taking first in 11 minutes. We lost to Riley 20 to 39. OCT. 4 - We placed 5th in the South Bend Ten Mile Relay at Potawatamie Park. Elkhart won. OCT. 7 - We lost to Elkhart at Niles, 43 to 16. Elkhart was led by Charles Umberger, Indiana State Champion, in a record time of 10:15.l. Leets the first Niles runner to place against Elkhart in Sth. OCT. 9 - We won from Benton Harbor at Benton Harbor, 22 to 39. Mike Freshley took first in 9:41. OCT. 14 - We won from Kalamazoo Central at Kalamazoo, 26 to 29. Beard of Kalamazoo took first in 10:35, followed by Leets and Freshley. OCT. 21 - We won the first Big Five Conference Cross Country meet. The meet was held in Niles. Bob Leets was the winner with Freshley, Dodge, and Jacobs following him to take the first four places. Leets' time of 10:57 is a school and Conference record. Dowagiac finished secondg St. Joseph, thirdg and Portage, fourth. Buchanan did not enter. OCT. 25 - -We went to Grand Rapids to run in the Regional meet but failed to place. Bob Leets placed 4th to qualify for the State Meet, but did not place in the State meet. The team was made up of Bob Leets, Mike Freshley, Don DodgeCCapt.J, Bob Jacobs, Dave Miller, Dick Van Pattern, Mike Elledge, the letter winners, and Ron Bucha, Odell Dockery, Mike De Witt, Rodney Beckwith, Dave Williams, Phil VanderWeg, Ron Szweda, Mike Mudd, Tim Bogue, Pat Malone, Larry Martin, and Tom Freshley, Manager. We will be sorry to lose Capt. Don Dodge and Bob Leets, our team leader. Also leaving us will be seniors Ron bucha and Rod Beckwith. Next years team will be led by Capt. Mike Freshley, Bob Jacobs, Dave Miller, Dick Van Patten, and Mike Elledge, with other boys helping to make up the team. Mike Freshley breaking out of the pack at the start of the Big Five Conference Meet. TRACK .....-'!.. N- MW :.:f ' '4 4 L ,,. . 4 136 Nts.. R slr. gundy Welborn and his assistants, Mr. O'Connor and Mr. Stalter, pose with the 1959 Track .qua . Mr. Lundy Welborne takes over the head track coaching assignment from Mr. Carey this year. Assisted by Mr. Stalter and Mr. O'Connor. he has hopes of producing a team the equal of last year's conference champs. Mr. Stalter has currently been working with the shot-putters. while Coaches Welborne and O'Connor have been con- centrating on getting the runner up in shape. Because of inclement weather. the trackmen have been running practically every night in the school building halls. N. Henry Duis, top hurler, shows pre-season form. BASEBALL After a few weeks of indoor practice, this year's baseball team seems to be shaping up well. Using a new automatic pitching machine, Coach Pilarski's hitters are getting an early start on batting technique. The strong bats of Paul Bennett, Jim Young, Marty Hodges, Ron Wingeart, Don Albert, and Len Whittaker will be counted on for most of the slugging this year. On the mound, the Vikes will have several of last year's best hurlers, Henry Duis, Chuck Morton, and Dale Leiler. An addition to the baseball coaching staff has also been made. Mr. Klingenfus, who teaches American History, is assisting Mr. Pilarski. Mr. Klingenfus played his baseball at Western Michigan University. N idx TENNIS and GOLF r vu S U19 gall VU' Front row left to right Bob Humbirgcr Denny Moore Terry Truesdell, Don Gleason, Bruce Secor. Second row left to right lirry Andereon Tom Verner John Grinnell, Jim l.ee, Don Kaminski, Mike M ichilleck Third row left to right Co ich Richird Syles Bob Pierce Chuck Luke, Dave Thompson, Larry Lin- ville Dive Click Steve De im Tom Thompson nf' Front row left to right: Ed Weed, Coach: Roger Hargreaves. Tom Schick, and Bob Meyer. 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Leothercoods Comer of Main and Second St. I Office Furniture 4165 wig Xfffrfw rf' AN SM 1290 on your rodio diol MUSIC - NEWS - SPORTS From 6:00 o.m. to Sunset Y camore St. MU 3-5432 Niles, Much A SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY 152 SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY w, Xe 5 - IEPZQC' xv ' 22 I 5 I C 111 N. 2nd. ST, --- NILES --- MU 3-5400 Compliments of A. A. NIAUER, Inc. none: and PLYMOUTH 301 South Eleventh MU 3-6610 Niles, Mich. Fuller's Farm Store 319 NORTH FRONT STREET Telephone: MU 3-7088 Niles Michigan JOE HAYDEN F O R D See Joe Hayden For Young America's Favorite Car 1102 SOUTH ELEVENTH NILES MICHIGAN FICKES FOTO Headquarters For moto surrues PHOTOFINISHING EXPERTS 211 North Second MU 3-1070 0 Generators Q Shock Absorbers I Bearings Q Airtex Fuel Pumps O Johnson Car Plates Q A. P. Mufflers O Pins Fitted RIDGE CO. 1105 Hickory MU 3-0555 Klingler's Frozen Food Mart MU 3-1414 THE HOME OF CHOICE MEATS PROCESSING and STORAGE 1111 Ook Street Niles, Mich. OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Kretchman Sheet Metal 23 North Second Street Niles Buy For A Lifetime from Mutual Drug Store Austin Snyder, Prop. J. C. Morden - Realtor Rqymgnd Spoerlisalesman Prescription Specialist I6 No. 3rd. Sf. MU 3-37lU 'l70'l Oak NILES, MICHIGAN Phone MU 3-2970 Compliments of Qur Compiimenis io The Graduaies DI X I E SPORTS LAND THE MAYFAIR SHOPPE DRIVING RANGE MINIATURE GOLF Junior, Misses, and Women's Apparel BASEBALL PITCHING MACHINE A R C H E R Y RIFLE SPORT Highway US-31 South NMS M'CH'GAN Phone Mu 3.9050 227 E. Main S+. Congratulations to the Class I , 7 .Li GlENN'S GLASS Glenn Lesniak, Proprietor 2305 North Fifth on M-40 North Phone: MU 3-6090 Niles, Michigan Compliments of Tip-to-Toe Bea ufe Solon ECONOMY DRUG STORE Mr. ond Mrs, Vivian Zoseck, Prop, PERMANENTS 4 . R All lines of beauty Work 201 MAIN ST. NILES, MICH 225 N. 4th St. Phone MU 3-2288 CUSTOM GARAGE, Inc. Eng Merson - H. L. Wise BODY AND FENDER SPECIALISTS Wielond Bros. Bowling 81 Snack Bar MU 3-8700 517 N. 2nd Slreel 604 N. Second Niles Nurs' MICHIGAN Repair Service Plumbing Fixtures r Compliments of G E N E S S I, Q Plumbing and Heating 4' Q N Gene Grathwohl K J' Electric and Gas Water Healers Disposal U nits-Water Pumps Elgin Water Softeners PHONE: MU 3-7180 434 S. St. Joseph Ave. Niles, Michigan You'Il Enjoy NEIL Moron sms, mc. iffpp 'g FRKIIDKN1' GUARANTEED USED CARS AT LDWER PRICES C G N I o I s PAINTS fl WILLPQPEQ 1203 5,1111-1 STREET Orr. Pr-soul MU 3-5151 no t MAIN sv. rnmumfooni NILES, MICHIGAN NILES, MICHIGAN YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Z' Ze gelaq 2044 a FASCINATING FASHIONS 205 E. MAIN-NILES, MICHIGAN Nw A R. 'igq Q 1---are-n...e N The Juvenile Shop Cute Togs For The Toddler COMPLIMENTS OF SCHMIDT PACKING COMPANY PE'I'E'S PATIO ' ,-455 NILES MICHIGAN Pete Logalbo Niles, Michigan Compliments of wayne acjulflbel' cblflpally, JRC Lumber - Building Supplies - Coal NILES AUTOMOTIVE Paints and Hardware SUPPLY ' ' ' NILES, MICHIGAN 312 N. Front Se. Mu 3-5750 MUIuaI 3-8520 611 WAYNE STREET - W fii I II, R N -lxgx' II? , VQV' ' ,s? AN I Ili- I .I . 1 'I p ,itxli 1 ? izmlrnmu arley Heating Company, Inc. , 17 MAIN STREET NILES, MICHIGAN - Phone Mu 3-2177 MALGNE INDUSTRIES, INC FRANKY'S 3-1414 Niles, Ma h 9 OVER A CENTURY OF SERVICE Dems 'a DRUG STORE SINCE I 839 M 126 E- MAIN rv-one u 3-2919 CHAS. W. GARNS, Prop. PARIS CANDY 220 E. MAIN MU 3-9792 Compliment of G X: M APPLIANCES 'Nlles Larqesf Apphance Dealer U. S. 3I af BeII Road Phone MU 3-2377 MICHIGAN BOX and CRATE INC. 40p Wood and Plywood Boxes Pallets-Wood Specialties 4QP Phone MU 3-2720 P. O. Box 'IDI 1220 N. 13th St. NILES, MICHIGAN NILES GLASS WORKS Phone Mu 3-4464 AUTO CLASS INSTALLED CHANNELS at ACCESSORIES 725 NORTH FIFTH sr. Faux 1'oi.s:R1', mp. NlLEs, MICH. Compliments of Babcock Motor Service 'I30'I East Main Street Niles Michigan Compliments of Camps Grocery and Market MAIN AND NINTH smear MICHIANA PLYWOOD ancl LUMBER CO. Complete Line Building Materials Eber Stringham, Owner 3030 So. 3rd St. Ph. MU 3-2042 Compliments ot KRUEGER ELECTRIC I4I0 Sycamore Ph. MU 3-2486 WESTERN TIRE AUTO STORE Everything for Home and Car Frank Stone, Prop. I20 Eleventh St. Niles, Mich Garden City Cleaners Sto-Nu Cleaning 1027 Wayne Phono MU 3-4600 Compliments of Credit Bureau of Niles, Inc. an :Ast MAIN Phone Mu 3-6800 Ri- haul to Qi . . f' gf, Now, through First National Bank af Niles lt ttf? Student Loan Plan, the broadening, en- it 31 riching benefits af college are more easily ,519 and readily available to young people. u Now, thousands of deserving high school a .Q students in the Niles area who could not have gone to college can go. And many iz--fu., students already in college CGD be re- ' lieved of the threat of staggering fi- 'F nancial difficulties! The plan in 4 a nutshell: The First National jg Bank advances payments, cov- ' 'i.iQF, ering the student's major col- educatlon lege expenses, to any accredit- ed college or university. iki'fI f7. ' ii-if if ? -lfsrcaplii' P 5 your The How payments, do you get which become details? Just a loan to the student's call Mr. Lee Cousins parents, guardian or sponsor, are repaid in installments over a period of up to 6 years. So by budgeting the cost of the education over a longer pe- riod of time, you never face a large cash outlay and the plan enables you to guar- antee completion of the college program. FWIEF at the First National Bank or, better yet, drop by and talk with him. He'll be glad to show you how the First National Bank Student Loan Plan puts higher education within your reach right now - sim- ply, inexpensively and conveniently. BANK 0F NILES OA Member of hdml Daw!! IM-mm Comer-the Yaslfzsi manage i '-'f rllsl NAYIONAL N 0 L s s M 1 e u i u The floaf Jrhaf won Grand Prize in BRIGHTER NILES PARADE EAST MAIN GARDENS E M n S+. Phone MU 3 8000 Besi' Wishes to The Class of NILES DAILY STAR More For Your Dollar MOREY HARDWARE 217 E. Main Sf. 7W Compliments of Whitcomb Fuel Co. COAL - STOKERS BYU! 59- Phone MU 3-4188 Modineer Company Tool - Die Designing - Manufacturing Production Engineering Hauser's Market 122 E. MAIN The Best for Less Always NILES WASTE PAPER COMPANY , Nuns, MICHIGAN I PAPER MILL SUPPLIES w :Rom ff H 'fjiff 'I ii 853 N- Frm Mu 3-zsio Wann - lxl- -VA ,i iZ-'Qlf rj ? iv- I m-,..:ii, ., W -Eel:-I -.11 v A C S i f W ' Compliments of The STANDARD OIL CO. L C. HARRISON, Resident Agent when you refresh With Milk .. Milk is the pickup that keeps I VD you picked up-your energy Q, A ij refreshed by milk's natural , e ff i sugar, minerals and proteins. J 11, ,f Have a glass of milk at meal- , ,. time, between-time, bedtime. - fi i ' I - . Drink 3 glasses every day! E ' Mx! YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR MILK Iillrrxfn ui--L 11 Kr renewal! W2-W . M115 .-.LL.,sJ-Qewfq Pgwk Win me keg.:-.LQLLJ xNJv,,S:x1:'s -- VNNCLJ--'S l VJ'-Lg' Q ish, Linn-sri ,kann qbcvw-LX ul his ENQSD' A Numa Q, WSQMDQQ DSX LX'if.Q r Y wi Lima! F N Q1-Lb,L M -3 gwaif QAJNQ-31 N26 JSUQN L Q kii C XuM.,Q, 1v 4 'WS'-Wk-' ' 'AJ Lk my Ari. Lvl ,gg J AI Q 1 L q-Q5 9,4 x bu L QOL - Hoi-.g Cr, Qui x xi JQ0-nf Q Producers Dairy State Line Dairy United Dairies Dowagiac Farmer s Dairy Graduate School of Service All This Telephone Building in Niles, like all the others across the country. stands as a symbol of service to the community and to the nation. For high school men and women, it is a graduate school well worth considering. For the telephone business never stands still. lt takes good people to provide good telephone service, and they are con- stantly moving ahead, finding new ways for even better, taster means ot communication. Learning never ceases. From high school to career is an easy, natural step when that career is with the telephone company. We'll be glad to discuss opportunities with you at any time. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 3 I 7 North Third FALVEYS We feature clothing thot is well liked by students ond young people 213 East Main St. Phone MU 3-5088 Main at Second - Niles 7 QuAuTv Jnwusns SINCE l909 Thayer Building MU 3-2616 Niles, Michigan WITH BEST WISHES the little shop Latest Fiction Best of the Classics Interesting Gifts Greeting Cards Stationery 305 E. MAIN ST. MU 3-5666 BEST WISHES 'TO CLASS OF I959 We Install I We Service The Finest In PLUMBING 81 HEATING EQUIPMENT We Hove All l Material Needed For Do lt Yourself Jobs G R AT H W O H L Plumbing and Heating Joe Grothwohl 213 N. THIRD MU 3-6677 Compliments of WHlTE'S BOWLING LANES O Phone MU 3-8484 NILES, MICHIGAN 530 South Eleventh St. On US-31 CONGRATULATIONS FROM The Three Bowmans Our 44th Business Year! Get the Babbitt Habit W. l.. BABBITT lUMBER 8- COAL Congratulations! Dalberg Olds - Cadillac AUTHORIZED SAlES Niles AND SERVICE BUCHANAN LUMBER 8. COAL Buchanan 1250 S. Eleventh St. MU 3-6030 To The Graduates: Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Bright Future from flliheiwaluz ifllfingl 3 A TONY PALENcHAa's Q5 , i f ily? cg RATE DRUGS 103 E. Main Niles A-P Electrical Service 19 East Main St. Phone: MU 3-8555 Compliments of Gibson's Lumber and Coal PHONE: MU 3-1025 322 Bertrand Road at Railroad Tracks Compliments of TONY'S MARKET, Inc. 1451 Lake Street GROCERIES AND MEATS Seven Day Service Compliments of Your Niles KROGER STORE 2111 YANKEE ST. EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER M. J. HUNZIKER 81 SONS NURSERYMEN LANDSCAPE Yankee St. Niles, Mich. 33 e1fwfffcLE0wf., Ui Dowv LJZC4311-X Cvwe9,0w7 ,140-CLI CML lm 'IIQQCLLQL Q f.ae0 Ufou AZEX - Www LLM?-JZQQQJJ, naw KQQOCZ cj,6,,D,T3i ww: ww wwe! 7!WWUWwwJ9 QMQCQ flaw, cpm, UMQMLZQQ f 7-LMBQJJLM, we Cro SAV me LEMV3 Vptwvw pl. MMM fwwwvww 1-KL, Jing Tim few H+ AHAQU , ML bu-0'Vv'l 6,0-1fnfm.efv.fZZ EMM, 1 'iw wave? Swmfa Saw owes our .U - I 1 Le! - W' ' QW? PRINTED PATTERNS WMM ,55L,0m,d,iA54l,.ffM,4A!A,M,0vMf6wl Www 04 ww mf C4MWfzL4M?3g,g4, Www Wymcatmfmwmk If OH wx! fm-f :ff au-no g,,'.,.,,, .'. 'To ' . Mum C I- f II RW omp lmenfs o GEO. E. and MARY BROWN tl ll P l Dog N Suds RICHARD CAM , Drugglst Four Flags Corner NII-E5 Niles, Michigan 2216 S. Iith US 31 South I CompIimen+s of ' I 'f Your NH-ES Maggie's 31 Grill A 8g P Mu 3-2750 2i2OS.'IIth usaisoufh CONGRATULATIONS WE WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS IN YOUR LlFE'S WORK DAVIS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. NILES. MICHIGAN PRODUCTS FOR AMERICAS BETTER MOBILE HOMES F V, R rw Wm V , G gs . KLV4 I ., yr! ,as My My gf. I lx 1 A-or -,., I -' at ,,, H -. L We l'3Y'fl7l.gf7'fi' ' ' , , W. . Y ,, ' 'M ' 'y' V I 'Q ,N,,,w Iff f'fJZf,, I 'A . omufc, I L,Q Mft . ' lgllgltii f r ,kw XS LNLWW 33 Xa As a leading producer of aluminum products for the building industry, Kawneer offers a wide range of interesting and challenging employment opportunities. Stimulating and worthwhile iobs are available in our Architectural Products plant here in Niles. Visit us soon to discuss how you can develop a skilled trade or position with the Kawneer Company. Other plants in: Berkeley, California Lexington and Cynthiana, Kentucky Toronto, Ontario, Canada St. Charles, Illinois Kawnee EXECUTIVE OFFICES, NILES, MICHIGAN ARCHITECTURAL METAL PRODUCTS DA wn Fnesus Alam! Mans 0155! Dawn Fresh Mushrooms are grown and packed by MICHIGAN MUSHROOM COMPANY NILES. MICHIGAN Cus1Ie's Jewelry and Gift Shop 301 East Main Street MUtual 3-7211 Compliments of HERB GERTH CHEVROLET, INC. ' rs5 550 South Eleventh Phone MU 3-I7I0 LELAND P. FUNK THE FUNK AGENCY Sure Insurance All forms of Insurance ond Bonds Compliments of 57631221641 tcffile QS' LLC - fig' 'IJM' NILES, MICHIGAN 2457 Yankee Street Phone MU 3-0500 SPIN-IT Record Shop Mu 3-4221 406 E. Main St. Niles GARDEN CITY FAN COMPANY Manufacturers since 1879 Mode in Niles, Michigan and shipped throughout the W Go rden City Fans Your Family Outdoor Theatre' THOMAS DRIVE-IN For Refresh ment's Sake ,gxf ,, SUCCESS Congratulations A 8: W GARAGE PHONE Mu 3-6977 31 OUTDOOR U.S. 31 SOUTH PLAYING THE BEST PICTURES FROM HOLLYWOOD PHONE MU 3-4272 HONE Mu 3-4sco 4,9 E, MA, f X of? Qern geW8lefS FINE JEWELRY S CE 1956 L NILES. M NST HIGA I2I6 Wayne Niles, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS MICHIGAN GAS-ELECTRIC COMPANY 313 E. Main St. NILES, MICHIGAN 40s Always Remember, if if's done with Heat-Cas does it Better .16 ' N. X THE NILES LUMBER COMPANY Lumber--Cool-Builders Supplies 3l4 Front Street MU 3-1530 Niles BEST WISHES TO cLAss OF 1959 YOUR FRIENDLY STORE F ciscugaaoo Hun' So long, watch for my sister next year! ART MCULD, Broker REAL ESTATE 8: INSURANCE ID lb as : E 5 2 UI 0 cz in 5 lil Bl I- E Lu ,- -I 5 Z 3 o o. . I : .9 V' 5 7 o 3 o 2 'E I- vt Compliments of Schwarz News Agency and Camera Shop 312 E. MAIN Phone Mu 3-1005 uslNESS 5 EQUIPMENT SALES - SERVICE ' RENTALS DIAL MUTUAL 3-6520 222 E. MAIN ST. NILEB, MICHIGAN J53S'Jm0z'21 Schwinn Bikes - Locksmith Keys and Locks Repoired Whizzer and, Cushman Motors Lawnmower Sales and Service Full Line of Parts and Accessories Pick-up and delivery - CALL US If it can be done . . . We can do it Niles, Michigan I3 East Main Street Phone: MU 3-7380 f we y Ki? V-.ni . 1 ,t st It is with pleasure that we greet the Graduating Class of 1959. Enter into this phase of your life with confidence and with pride. By diligent application of the fundamentals, which you have been taught through your school life, you can succeed in your undertakings. The members of this class will be welcomed into our employee ranks as have those of the past. TYLER REFRIGERATION CORPORATION Zongzczlafaliaaa Elma of 7959 11- ES MU 36100 Congraiulalions lo lhe Gradualing Class ROWIGYE KIGER -HALBRITTER Funeral Home Niles, Michigan AIR and AUTO AMBULANCE SERVICE Niles, Michigan Ph. MU 3-3000 NATIONAL - STANDARD COMPANY 1907 -1959 i Llllllll 2211? 'I P L A N T S Niles, MlCl'll9Un Athenia Steel Division, Clifton, NJ Ak 0f1f Ohlo Cross Perforated Metals, Carbondale, Pa Guelph' Onlarlo Reynolds Wire Division, Dixon, lll Klddefmlnsfeff En9l0nd Wagner Litho Machinery Div., Secaucus, NJ l-05 An9ele5f California Worcester Wire Works, Worcester, Mass Port Elizabeth, South Africa My EEVMISI I APP' 1 ,EILSIWI ,I , W QM YQI11? W X9 My C, I Q , I 'W A M1 1.01214 BAKERIES I Q I LII11 I9 71 I I4 E. Main S+reeI' I709 Cak Sfreei' 9' :If l,fIfV 1 WV f Phone MU 3-I484 Phone MU 3-7323 WI WNW .W Niles, Michigan MAU ASSOCIATES Compliments of 404 Cedar Street C. Phone MU 3-7650 R f g - Siding - Heating 61 Sheet Metal NILES, MICHIGAN ' 715 cLAY Mu 3--was rf' H I A .ZF 5 wEs1's VARIETY sroize V,Hpy , ,Img Mimi UKQJXI' xv' 1 IIU-1ffy ,'I' M: A, wif I ff My minimis' QU? I if' ' 'fl - we Gov 11' 11 W1WfJL'MWgjLIIj6Il3x5'f,IIvfJfA5,Iff,1g5f'CIIf9IifIj If You can't , ' ' ' Ili! 'Ing 75? fI',,f P NWI ff -F1231 14' 1 px typ!! find it, try us . . . 4,1 ffl VL we got it! 1 'V' Turf .-'fl' Highway US-31 So1I1II'hI'fv4f'IIIJi 'N'fII ':?7' 'fkgffif 123' IIN IISW PM A6955 wwf p1 wX9j gif- N fi d9iJJI'I3V I ILI1a1 EVN mfmI I5 ' wi Ni m WaWfgWf7jfMW77 R f W MW, ,Md WCW compliments of lf WT MW Nurs Assocmnon OF EW INSURANCE Aofurs TH E FUNK AGENCY E H Bud Rifenburg Miars andM Ll ydH K g Ag y Gordon R. Fergu R ht Ag yl Jack Sch kAge 1,6-WS YOUR LQCAL INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVE YOU FIRST 1. 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