Pioneer High School - Conestoga Yearbook (Royal Center, IN)

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Whether a student's hands are busy turning the pages of a text- book, writing a term paper, or making pottery, each has its place in the total process of learning.

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pw „ «I One of the most important things about school is its academic life. Much activity can be found as the students walk down the narrow halls to the next class where they will learn the things that will be so valuable to them in their fu- ture lives. In addition to attend- ing classes, the visits to the li- brary where a student can go to study for a test, do reference work, or just read a good book are an essential part of the academic life. The convocations are sometimes informative, sometimes entertaining, but al- ways interesting. These things greet the wide-eyed, uncertain freshmen who enter on the first day of school and leave four years later as self- confident young men and women. Be careful with that deadly weapon. The Freshman have much to leam. 7