Howe Military School - Tatler Yearbook (Howe, IN)

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ec!wU an To one whose guidance has made our school life one of the utmost valueg to one whose wisdom has aided us through our Work when the going was the most difficultg to one Whose helpfulness has made Howe an institution that will live in our hearts for many years to come, the Class of Nine- teen Forty-Five dedicates this Tatler. Mr. Edward P. Droste

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FOREWORD It was not so long ago that a boy graduat- ed from Howe a light hearted young gentle- man with the intention of going to college and then perhaps taking a position in his father's business or setting up the profession he had planned for his life work. lt's different this year. VVe are faced with the grave prob- lems to which this war has given rise. We know that it will be our duty as American citizens to take part in the almost overwhelm- ing task that the unsettled world will present. It is the desire of each member of the Class of Nineteen Forty-Five to fulfil his duty so that some day young men can graduate from school and go into a world where there will be everlasting peace. We publish this book in remembrance of those joyful days at Howe Military School, the institution to which we owe so much.

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Mr. Edward P. Droste