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

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Last Summer I Was . . . Working in a store, helping on a farm, going to camp, or just having fun characterized the summer activities of Pioneer students. The rewards were many. Money for some, trophies and ribbons for others, and for still others, a realization that education is great—if it doesn’t continue year-round. UPPER: Linda Simons reigned over Pioneer Days. Her court included Lisa Goodrich, Karen Horn, Elizabeth McQuinn, and Pam Morphet. MIDDLE: Customers appreciate the services of people like Bob Smith. LOWER: Showing his calf at the 4-H fair is the culmination of many hours of work for Mike Harvey. 9

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UPPER LEFT: Bond members prepare for the events of the year to come. UPPER RIGHT: Off with those corn tassels is Joy Haften's motto. LOWER: Cooking breakfast is David Eugene Wil- liamson's woy of making money. 8

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New Ways to Combat Classroom Fatigue Convocations provided a break from the normal routine of Pioneer students. Much of the information learned could not be obtained from classroom les- sons. Most convocations included both Jr. High and High School students al- though a few were limited only to those in High School. Most of the con- vocations this year were arranged through the Student Council and Mr. Slover. UPPER: Chuck Henry and Dave Bormann tower over a Filipino lady during a Headhunters pro- gram. LOWER: Janet Harmon encourages PHS students to join Junior Achievement 10