Talk:McKinley High School (Niles, Ohio)

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This article appears to be filled with opinion and other unencyclopedic stuff. it needs help. --RockRNC 22:27, 4 June 2007 (UTC)Reply

This article is incorrect in the "games undefeated", which went for a great deal longer than that, ending at Warren Western Reserve in 1970, or so.

This article also doesn't bother to mention Niles Alumni who have moved away. Yes, being the Mayor of Nies is good, so is the guy who invented MP3 (James Johnston), the guy who is a fellow of the American Chemical society (Glen Cairns) and quite some other folks as well, but typically for Niles, the football team is more important.

Also deserving mention would be Mel Frank, a math teacher also responsible during WW2 for some very interesting approximations for artillery tables, Ron (Rip) Randall, a very amusing (and effective) Chemistry teacher who was allowed to move on thanks to seniority. Woodinville (talk) 22:15, 13 March 2008 (UTC)Reply

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