Twelve Mile High School - Milette Yearbook (Twelve Mile, IN)

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3 f A r F Co-Editors-m-Chief. . . ' Simpson Vance Cotterman Social Editor .Freda Angle Activity Editor ........ .Jeanne Hopkins Calendar Editor Mae Wilson Alumni Editor Eva Layman Literary Editor .Lois Cody Sports Editor. ... Hal Lunsford Joke Editor. . , . . , . . . . .Dorothy Helms Art Editor ...... .Madys Martin Pypist . . . Alberta Kinzie Robert Kingery Mimeograph . Leroy Crippen Faculty Advisor . . . . .. . . .Harland W. m±te Photograph Editor Norman Bookwalter THE JOY Oj ' being EDITOR Getting out this annual is no picnic. If we print jokes, people say we are silly; If ?re don ' t, the : say we are too- serious. If we clip things from other annuals. We are too lazy to write them, ourselves; If we don ' t we are stuck on our o m stuff. If we stick close to the job all day. We ought to be out huntin j up news; If we ' do get out and try to hustle, ought to be on tre job in the office. If we don ' t print contributions. We don ' t appreciate true genius; And if we do print them. The annual is filled v ith junk. Now, like as not some guy will say We swiped this from some m. agazine. WE DID ! I

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EDITORIALS In the fall of this school year the Annual Club was or- ganized for the purpose of putting into practical use some of the v ork the students vrere doing in school and to produce a book which would enable all to hold firr.ily a memory of the high spots of this school year. The Annual Club is a student organization The staff has done the planning, the managing, the writing, the organ- izing, and the actual work of printing and compiling There has been a minimum of outside guidance and assistance. The appearance and composition of the MILETTE speaks well for the value of the book. The fact that each book contains 2,97 v orth of pictures if bought separately at commercial rates speaks well for business management of the club. Probably the MILETTE tS greatest value is the opportunity it affords the students of actually working together on a literary and business enterprise. Such an enterprise makes cooperation and mutual assistance an absolute essential not only within the club but within the entire student body It is the club ' s most sincere desire that the MILETTE may creditably live up to and display the high standard of our school and that the reader will receive as much pleasure and profit from it as the club has received from producing it. H.Vy . v .