ATCHISON ' S PN STAFF SETS RECORD ■ ' Vms An -American Last year ' s Pioneer News . had won an All-American ting in the first semes - r judging of the National cholastic Press associa- ion, did not rest on its .urels, but continued its ine work throughout the re- inder of the school year. ie result: The issues of the smester have i 1 1 All- A- «v ora ,, „ 0 f s pe e A, kiewicz, Carolyn Foreman, and Genevieve Kompier. wice in Yeai Grandpa Miller Swells Circle Of Second ' Dads ' ir. Chi- ! r A va ee ' L { ' , iTier P a P er Congratulat cago oi Judibh at 3:15 a.m. last, Clark 3 select ®i r ®-- grandfathers acquire menber v- Sunday , these divisions 125 points, 15 more than the maximum of 110 points. In the section covering news values and sources, the PN scored 100 per cent, or 290 points. The final comment of the was: Your Pioneer is an excellent news- for a top-notch C r -v 4 Q, t C 0 - 4 D ■VN A -fcC 0 0. W °J, O.V VJA % 0 ' G, «. • X V v Ay Ho dC A ' Jandino rJ At Stan V Hhnt -uay ..us giving fourth higheg . ..ong PN and aj . two Al 1 the daughter’ of f, Drevf Kill or, jf, di- of ’35- pad nrafT ' 0 1 Ne sta ie Ha Vl - ' QtoQ doy dolUrs ' H c oh ' and , .„ A rth of , AOCraft k v AnTTAhZ — -A-JAocem jc bu ousand • - — — — - - Sa S r srSS£ S n Cor CA.P eha u— 0:18 laad C 3B to i ' ly t h , the Weel ’N® Tvo ° ur VfV O ' ® c q. R t - 1 o ' ® „«oh n tve 510 ial Sh® 4 £itl ish® d ®® a °V A S ooH° vTool ' it at Co 0 V-V „ r -youi 0° ' - ° - iel ° fc woccy Vater, »ant rtakoczy, Dave Wet- .ght, Neal Cresvell, The- se Murzyn, Mary Ann Du- ick, Gerry Canner, Roseann ilski, Lorraine Kozak, Dor- :hy Klepach. Maebelle Giffin, Alice •cnch, Rosenario iorko, .rilyn Studer, AC Com- ock, MargarrV V ' ' He- o tiet l °A year® ol altV .v e 5 A uy 1 tT o 1 ln G craft ■Araorioar , the Sic, ooo b y Do- jjtS T)0M ; q •• r. SYl6 .r sW Xo 4e6- Yief® « - dod det di®® 1 pl®-J s e. i ' ,e ofth® •ff . AV r ° C , re Sifter ct ,4 A aS in .r e Schl, J Li 3iter L tr® i : • E ssays Pat . Cr eswell Selected th® 5 v,.8.s Cr ® 1 Da- 1 e t tho TD M ° aI a £c ,,t H ners in the nD F! ark ' 1“- ,o«« „v. contest essay r fio Imaginary Tour to oe oembor 7 en the m o r Sed - ® War h ? S office wla ' “r F 1Rtoce U«VC y; B0nS0r8h n i d P wm . A addr ®« Of the - 11 b ® d rof tAtA aotor of-.t Ral . nJl w d A ' tsS r top- 1 tamp bond d ; y ° nda ?. 1 eying V.-111 be U i- ba mi®- 3 ’ vd S) aV .c 1 A srcf: w - axtui-ce rto-er- ba Tf, beer - sent F reedoa ITVsit- apolis where they ° AiAT uVft Gc Judged with other 1 be On ' High Schools on Clarks Theme Parade ' Show a -re. V O ' «N , y ' 5 ip A ,, 0 V V O ' s- “O % r-A v°,r ry- Cr y V v« ' ' v ° 0 S k? v ° b - C = A ' .A’ v b eJ-. ' f v ' . - eV .e ' ' fTy c ’ c ' A A r oA- o f0° A V® the ' state. ' ” ner 8ntri - ; ■« A - cups will • and girls ' ®A-S b ° nd a first ' prize A o V °0° -5 S b0 S880nd fHzo“ = ? ® . ” d as third ..bX ' A r °! d of the r. ft 1 ' O -S twft a® J “O y ‘ oVOS ■A a » O ' V Ay a ° 0 OGV O „ a A p ,k Azp i . .At two 5 :’ n Pine this °earl 3 he Principal R. B. Miller ivill conduct an imaginary cour of the school for ' High Schools on Parade, which will be broadcast over TiJOB directly from the Clark auditorium, Thursday, February 1 • Mr. Hiller will visit rep- resentative classes on the tour, allowing a limited time for each. Anor.g -a® groups which will take part fc ie library. rG PC; G ' N ' T O v 5 v V V, s ' - H® A ' Ov0b 4 AV . O 5 • OAA A • i ct ’On t 0 4 t 8 ®;t-- a a cT a C A A, C iQ il0n in ry «« kjjpadu. •ii A :.- s ®rv sd r 19 “ ij, . n - onth. 0Ve rs e „f c hths A® ®otjAv At cw fT nd Weekly Publication of the AA AAV -® y V .VA tfA. A oO .P Vlo { 4«‘ S ,o ' pel ,„ c d to G. R. Clark High School Ha: - ond , Indiana •vAp t5- ,dZ. se -V O ' ' r®T° Vet 1 fa -tt 1 ceo® r , vh ' - 0 ' ob Gth atl T the vy A ® v e s ab° v S -nls Co-Editors Jeanett e fB fi Ralcoczy, Pat Scnlater ' At® Managing Editor Ine- •V ;. ilau, Doris Wilkinson Goc- 0 A%.V ; ' e4 beUe Giffia £f oP S ; o opl 9 ' ; e t® 3 Co Py Editors Imogens u.t.t’- ft° o - .t®tb ’ „ A v S’ -0“ . t? cK js ,e . o - O 4. ' r® ' J A o 3 °fta b®AA ' : AA e “Re ' s ' ?a £® Editors Lisle V et t t0 f e .O- 6 ObW Q pi ' A e d Erioaon, liarilyn Horst V ! e .V» AS v vS. S»V- t ? 3? | tS Editors Heal ■» v ' vieso® ' o o ' - ,U A 5®’ ' - s c ' b°° AiK ° ■Oti® 6 b®At®t% the ' s h o 4 .r t eS RAf° ' Cre swell , Arthur • Pow- ell trot . f co® V ?-°Ge®b A° er.4 ? de® 0 ot vA i® f ' Typists— Olga Arendas, Lucille Bonczyk, Do- lores Kulpa, Pat ‘Lip- pie ‘ Sponsor— !dr. Max Beaty Feature Writers-Lucille Boncz; k, Bob Hotch- kiss Li geographers — —Elaine Gehring’, Inogene Eb- erly Limeoscope --Florence Blastick Proofreader Gene Krawczyk City News-— Barbara Ko- kajka, Lillian Eizolo- vich Circulation -Lelba Johnson, Ruth Peterson Exchanges JearLnette Carmichael
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