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

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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.

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CALENDAR FOR 1936 August 28- mth both gloomy and happy looking faces, students of Twelve Mile Hiph School came rushing into their classrooms, eager and anxious to begin their nev subjects. September 9- Juniors ordered tVeir class rings. September 22- Juniors and seniors introduced to the tabular y:e r by Mr. Hawley. October 1- Long faces were seen to-night J Report cards were issued I October 5- Fr. I ' Fhite ' s radio drew a large crowd to hear the World ' s Series . October 6- Yankees won the Series I M October 9- Fire drill. The Greneral Business discussion dwelled upon the purchas- ing of a joint deed by Mr. Hawley and his wife. I wonder who the lucky gal could be ! ! I 1 Twelve Mile defeated Metea in softball. October 12- Mr, Groninger visited our school to-day. October 13- Home Room for the first time. October 16- Students of Twelve Mile attended the baseball game be- tween Twelve Mile and Washington Tovmship. Twelve Mile failed t o win . October 20- Lieutenant Edgar P. Cox presented a movie to us of his own experiences with Admiral B rd in his second Antarctic Expedition.