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

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Summer interests keep students in Stuand Becky attended Boy's State and Girl's State at I.U. JOHNNY'S GROCERY Logansport The ninety-six days of summer vacation did not offer total relaxation to everyone. Many of Pioneer's stu- dents devoted their summer to part- time or full-time jobs. Others were engrossed in curricular summer school courses consisting of two or four hour sessions daily. Some at- tended scholastic or athletic camps in which they received knowledge or skills beyond those available during a regular school year. The summer passed, too quickly for some and not quickly enough for others. Gradually the days slipped by and suddenly another school year had begun. Day in and day out, Mr. Williams was kept busy an- swering such questions as, What's a battery for? These girls attended camp at Indiana State. Pete Blank attended the Yearbook Institute at Indiana University. Brenda Jones went to the General Science Institute at I.U.

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Students receive recognition; Brenda Jones is the honored valedictorian this year. Salutatorian for 1969 is Stuart Sand- burg. PAT’S TRANSMISSION SHOP Logansport PHS lettermen proudly exhibit their long awaited jackets. Mr. Linton presents a free yearbook to Mike Aaron Moon won in the Roadeo Kahl, top yearbook salesman. Driving competition. The interests of the student body varied as the days of the year and so there were many awards of different caliber earned in 1968-1969. Valedictorian and salutatorian, received by Brenda Jones and Stu Sandburg, were among the scholastic awards. Aaron Moon received a plaque for skill in driving. The athletic letters and the National Choral Award were also presented during the school year. CUSTOM FARM SERVICE 10 Bumettsville