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

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stimulate the mind and body During the summer of 1967 Pioneer students en- gaged in various types of activities. Some prepared for the coming school year by attending camps and workshops; others gained credits in summer school. Many exciting hours were spent with Mr. Sparks and Mr. Williams in the driver education car. However, for most students summer meant working and earning money for that 'special something'. As the sum- mer ended, activities be- gan to subside, and com- plete attention was again focused upon the return to school. Junior and senior high students were espe- cially eager to pioneer the new structure on highway 35. While attending the Yearbook Workshop at Indiana University, Becky and Ruth plan the layout for the student section of the '68 Conestoga. Hup, two, three, four, and'Aldridge'sArmy'falls into line with a series of jumping jacks. KINSEY AUTO SALES Logansport

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Summer camps, school, and jobs Mike Kraay, Boys' State delegate, learns governmental procedure. While at camp, the cheerleaders review a yell before entering competition. To eat it or not to eat it . . . that is the question. DYE LUMBER CO. OF ROYAL CENTRE, INC. Royal Centre

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Pierced ears and short skirts lead in Mr. Parente's tie proves that teachers aren't out of the swing of things. The newest craze to hit Pioneer-- pierced ears! The fads and fashions of the Pioneer stu- dents were most unique last year. Mini- skirts and shorter dresses accompanied by varied leg wear were accented by square and round toed shoes. The male sect wasn't without originality in fads and fashions either --checked and striped pants, paisley shirts, boots, and the long hair, of course. Mini skirts, boots, and long hair make up one sect of fashion at Pioneer. Five senior girls model a 'new look' in rings--DIAMONDS! 8 LOGAN TIRE SERVICE Logansport