Pleasant Mills High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Pleasant Mills, IN)

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ll J' .U .. of one x-.ork per minute per seek, C33 suffer serie kind of test, usu.lly e dictated letter, old Q47 Jrite one letter ter Meet to sons friend, the lezter being soiled by the telcgerc ' at the beginning of the Iirst Seuester the enrollnent woo I4 students. Vary few of these 14 ere figuring on office jobs einer greduetion but it in still o fine subject to tgge. The close is going -long just fine and st full speed. They hove done most of the exercises in the hook end ere now nor - ing on the Yearbook of l94b-43- The students also helped on the legiltretlol of gescllxe end foodstuffs. The students who enrolled in it ere: Dorothy shine, Alice Luginbill, Hee Sill, hotle keinhnrt, sinlfred Shear, Gloria Shoaf, Helen Funk, Ivan Allen, Janes Kyyers, Lloyd Lichtcnberger, Floyd Huffman, Bob Norkinger, Rolond Jolie, sod Harry Speekmanv Dorothy Jnits, Lichtenbergor all have meds 55 aords BOQKKEEFING The Bookkeeping class, through diniired Snoaf, and Lloyd per minute or more. the introduction of one new thing ot e time, is leerning the double-entry system of recording bookaeeting. The elle sf tns.course ,re to slplore the sulj ci, to g.io a knowledge for personal recordfxeeping, to learn a vocation, and to learn some of the accounting principles used in business life of todey, st this sriting the students ere deep in the Spencer Retail Practice Set- Here they assume they ere working for Mrs Spencer, and for. a two month period, keep the some rec- ords uS can actually be found in any smell-toon Hardware, store. Those who entered Bookkeeping et the beginning of the school term ere: slice Luginbill, Dorothy shite, Gloria Hee Shoaf, ninifred sooaf, Hee Hill, Mabel Reinhert, Helen Funk Maurice Teeple, Ivan Allen, Floyd Hufimen, Cnhrles Frey, Lloyd Lichtenterger, Lyle Bailey, Miles Jones, and Forrest Hhikins. V The first Semester didn't go so 'good with some of them and at Christmas Charles Frey and Virginia Beam dropped it to take other irportent subjects. The girls seemed too good for the boys. The tts bright- est Bookkeeping students are both girls, Dorothy unite and Gloria shoaf. Gloria raked up the lsrgest score on the first semester test, getting 107 right out of e possible score of 107. - 6'

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JUNIOR BUSINESS The Junior Business class meets the first period each morning und curing the year touches nearly all problome ot the business world. Those topics include ccmmunlcstlon by telephone, tolcsrlph .no letter, pllnnxng .nu budgat1ng,lns- ursnce, tr-nsportstlcn .nd travel, money end banking, some commercial lalg l view of oppcrtunlti-s for young business workers, business organization und .cnagcment, snd. m.ny other rellted topics. Q nt lenet one any per week ls spsna with business .ritu- motic, Each stlnent has e work-book in which neuxly Q11 types ot business forms -re found. Conlon problems .re pre- sented uno the students fill out the forms, SLGLAL SGgM4CE History ll The U. S. history Clles stlrted eizn a tctsl of twenty- tiva students. This course ls c requlrcs course by the Stats Department of Education -nd is neocaecr, for graduation. ' The course covers the progress oz civillzutlcn fron laO0 Ae D. to 1956. The first plrt flls wlth our heritage b-ck-grounds -nu than the settlement of all the oolonlnl clnims .no the .ov.ncomcat from there on until 19560 One of the most important eoctlofs is the one on iorld War I .no tne numerous pesos proposals to eno .11 were. We use . m.null which m-kes the book and subgect more understsudabls and more appreciative. Besides using the manual . lot of memory work has been cons sno slso - lot cf charts -nd outside reedlng h-s been completed. Scmbining .ll the cork, at find we had learned after thlnbs tb-t m.y help us in the ys.rs to come. .We kno! toot after this our ls oven we will nova accol- pllsned another grant step an the progress of aemocrscy sn History. General History In the General History course IO .re .ttemptlng to shoe the social, and culture value of History. People ere ln-