Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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r 1 i V ( 4e a. du i 1 1 A J Mr I O ; Homecoming Week Football Homecoming Week began on October 14, Monday being Hat day, Tuesday being Nerd Day, We dnesday Hawaiian and Shade day, Thursday Rambo and Flannel day, and Friday the traditional Blue and Gold day. The lively pep assembly on Friday helped the Mighty Vikes fire-up to consume the Loy Norrix Knights, 36- 7. It was a wonderful week for the faithful followers of the fighting Vikes. 1. Mr. Smith learns at last that these really are nerd clothes. 2. Mark Peeters ' expression goes with the clothes. 3. Beckv Bicard and P.J. .Mead in disguise. 4. Hello, my name is Dean, and the clothes are my dad ' s 5. Todd Fuller has that Arc you serious? look. 6. Mr. Schau ' s expression says it all. 7 Is it Frank or John ' S. Mark Peeters and Sccroong 9. The shirt adds pounds to you. Mr. Conellcy. 10. Darrel asks. Would vou believe this is a haf 1 1. Scott Crocker: Take my life, but not my notebook. Credited to; Sonva Arnold

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We Have A Word For It: Homecoming Page credited to: Sonya Arnold

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Homecoming Floats Rain, Rain, Go Away! But it didn ' t, and the parade of floats through town was cancelled. All the hard work was not in vain; however, for the fans were treated to a viewing of these delightful creations floating across the wet, green turf. The Victory Dance was a fitting finale to a week high in spirit that carried us through our resounding victory over Loy Norrix. Another Niles Homecoming now rests in the pages of our memory books. 1. The Sophomore float. 2. The Junior float. 3. The Senior float. 4. The Cheerleaders ' float. 5. Starla Cantrell in the mood. Credited to; Sonva Arnold