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

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In preparation for the achievement of their goals, the administration made available numerous courses . The proper selec- tion of these courses was very vital, in view of the fact that the students who leave these halls must be equipped with the knowledge that will better enable them to attain their goals. Spanish and Latin served as a tangent to English, as they broadened the stu- dent's insight on his own language. As well as a sup- plement to English, there is an opportunity to explore the cultures of these coun- tries . Vocations were empha- sized last year at Pioneer with the installation of new and modern equipment. Shop involved two new factors--drafting and power and transportation, which added more ad- equately to the department. Students excelled in their talents in the fine arts department. Through the expres sion of one's talents, his individual personality was revealed. Although some subjects at the time do not seem to instill the common knowl- edge useful in everyday life, they taught the stu- dents to think. After grad- uation the students will be- hold a horizon of an ever- changing world in which they will need to use logical thinking.

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Students face advanced language courses Steve volunteers an answer to Mr. Mentzer's question via the microphonic network. Would you believe there are only five eighth graders left who can spell supercalifra? ! ? ! ? FIRST FEDERAL G SAVINGS Logansport Now, let's continue with our spelling assignment. Sit up, Mike, and spell slouch! 22 ENGINEERING ASPHALT CORP. Logansport