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

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compose overture of life at PHS Organizations had their most active year at Pioneer. Clubs expanded not only in mem - bership but also in success. The chorus had their second television appearance, and the band re-organized to form the Marching 100. Representatives of the North Central School Conference, a collection of schools of high academic excellence, came to Pio- neer and evaluated our school. Sports continued to play an important role as Pioneer athletes were successful in their endeavors. All these activities represented life at Pioneer. A life that was always moving, but constantly changing. 5

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Traditions, realities, and aspirations 4

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Emptiness of summer is lost in beat of Complete silence reigned in the hollow corridors of Pioneer as the hands of the clocks beat away the seconds at an even tempo. The atmosphere tensed in expec- tation of a new school year. The silence was deafening and still the hands rotated. Around and around they went, their circular paths never ending. Not a sound reverber- ated anywhere and movements were absent everywhere. Nothing could be heard except the sounds of silence. Pioneer was asleep. BARTON BUSINESS MACHINES Logansport