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

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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 .

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- - - - ■ EDITORIALS GOIT ' D As one . lances throii-h the KIL TTE he probably c oesn ;t realize the amount of .vork required to prepare and assemble an ar ]. Yet if one i. interested in such v ork it does rot seem live work but more like a hobb ' r, into vliich you wixling l r p.it your efforts because of the fascination il nolcis . ainuals because of the o-pense of paper, prinrin , ana othe surnlies, are confined to larger schools .that can meet these e-n .r ses. In order to cut on expenses, we x avO done o... o T. -ork, which incl .ded writiny the originals, cut.ing sien- cils, memeographins, pasting pictures, and assembling, ow ti at the KILETTE is completed we are prcud dt eu.- -- ev -: thorr h they might not be the best. It will noid a de.p- -r -earincr or s than if the MILET-E had been niao- by a ,:u y ri-te-. No -obby could be manufactured because of the naT:ure a-d -eanir -of the word itself; neither could his annual niea- as much to us if it had been manufactured. T.v.«„efo-e -ve ho ' ee that the classes of years zo come may ' ortnrurtn nrtlish a MI;h :TTE . They should le able to proii. by our mistakes and mak- a bigger and better b k t:c Keep as a ' m.emicry of Twelve Mile Iiigh School. — — , . . ' • To gl :; ; . ,3t to fulfill ycur expectations. Von- srbscribed for something you had never seen; you p-.a e yni,.r trust in the staf f to give you your money ' S wo-Ln. For this we are grateful. To ' i s T ' iP ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' a rhc ' -c-h ' - i- is - et -err duty to help m Lhe High .t chooi activities ' ?ou have williinny given your time and ccn-rilut- ed. your artistic atllity to our cause, F 0 r t h i s we a r « grate f ul . r£ ' i ' T-r, IST-, j t e ' j - ■ ' iour -rldanc© and advice has been inv8.1uable -cc one staff in t-is --blication. Ycur -atience and your h .lp.ul a ttitude have been enco-.u-aging .. Fcr this we ar ' gratefuj.. T o ' ' l i ' ' p•( ' T Ycur financial aid has made possible this first edlLion cf the MILETTE and for our low selling pi ' ice. Fcr this we ai e gi-ateful. All volunteer helpers ; I] though 7Jx: are not m.embers cf the staf ytur work has been mcst helpful. You have cc- erated with us ir every way possible to make this annual a success, Fo:;- this v;e are grateful.