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

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New Dress Code Allows More Freedom Whether it was hair, clothes, words, or cars, they all had the particular look of the 1971-72 school year. With a more liberal dress code, the girls don- ned slacks and jeans. Influences outside of the walls of learning had a great effect on us. We saw movies like Summer of '42 , and The Godfather. We listened to sing- ing groups ranging from the Stones, to Carole King, to the Carpenters. We watched Flip Wilson, All in the Family, and the Movie of the Week. All of these had an impact on our looks, behavior, and beliefs. UPPER LEFT: The nation-wide fad hit PH$ and even Dave Bormonn has a bicycle to fit him. UP- PER RIGHT Even though involved in on unpopu- lar war, several boys such as Rick Good joined the armed services. LOWER: Donna Depoy styles her knickers. 12

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Jr.-Sr. Play Attracts Capacity Crowd A record-breaking total of 820 dol- lars was received from the ticket sales of the Jr.-Sr. Play held November 12 and 13. Under the direction of Mr. Lin- ton, Mr. Fox, and Mr. Scircle, a cast and crew of over forty people pro- duced the popular play. Up the Down Staircase. The struggles and achieve- ments of Miss Sylvia Barrett, a first- year teacher, resulted in a comedy mixed with serious overtones. UPPER: Susie Crimmins gives Rod Henry the right look for acting. LOWER LEFT: Dennis Campbell alias Joe Ferone gives the audience his opinion of Miss Barrett through an opening in the set. LOWER RIGHT: Dean Berry and Bob McKaig decide the ticket booth is a good place to get rich.