The Story Of High Twelve

High Twelve was founded

in Sioux City, Iowa on May 17, 1921 by

E. C. Wolcott

High Twelve is an association of Master Masons

who desire an hour of Masonic fellowship

independent of the formal ritual of Lodge but dedicated to the

service of the fraternity.

Official Emblem

This Emblem, or Logo, tells a complete story

in itself, with its component parts illustrating basic

High Twelve fundamentals. Emblem created in 1921 by

Bro. L. W. Howe of the Sioux City, Iowa Club.

25,000 Master Masons	Eligibility For Membership
There are over 300 active High Twelve Clubs in the United States, Canada, and Foreign Countries. Those in the United States are chartered in States where the Grand Jurisdictions permit such appendant organizations. The local Club is the foundation upon which the State and International organization is dependant.	All Master Masons in good standing, upon application and approval by the local club, are eligible. (The lodge must be recognized by the Grand Lodge in whose jurisdiction the club is located)
State Associations	In Service To Freemasonry
State Associations of High Twelve Clubs are composed of representatives from every chartered High Twelve Club within their jurisdiction. There are 15 State Associations that have from 5 to over 100 clubs within their jurisdiction. However, not every club is affiliated with a state association.	High Twelve affords valuable assistance to the Blue Lodges in whatever manners judged most needed. High Twelve is MASONRY IN ACTION in the community where each Club holds its meetings and in the State where the several clubs are banded together in common purpose. High Twelvians adhere strictly to Masonic Law of that jurisdiction.
International Governing Board	An Invitation To You
An International Governing Board is the final authority through which major actions are channeled and decisions reached. The Governing Board is composed of the elected officers and the State Association Presidents. An annual International Convention is held to provide the attending members with a first hand report of the activities and accomplishments and progress of the local Clubs, the State associations and the International.	An open invitation is extended to all Master Masons to visit a High Twelve Club, whether he is a local Masonic Brother or a Sojourner. *** Contact the International Office for an Application for Membership or use the pocket application on the home page to print and give to your local contact.