Pleasantville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pleasantville, IA)

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PRESENTATION A good many articles have been written regarding our first all school annual. Its presentation is a pleasure and the student body hopes its readers will enjoy it and keep the year book an annual publication in the future. Bigger and better Mirrors is our wish -for they reflect actual school life. DEDICATION To a Community with untold spirit In the great things of life, building for the education ot youth and the adult life in the way of community sponsored enterprises, we earnestly dedicate this first ed1t1on of the MIRROR hoping that an all school annual will be a permanent publication as long as a public school is maintained. The progress of our school depends greatly on the attitude of our community and its patrons. I PRINTED BY THE RECORD AND TRIBUNE CO., INDIANOLA IOWA SENIOR PICTURES BY COCHRANJS STUDIO, DEs MOINES IOWA GROUP PICTURES BY ELLIOTT,S, KNOXVILLE, IOWA 2

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The Mirror H ' ' - 1 vy Rvflvctwfzx of School Days THE FIRST ANNUAL OF THE PLEA SAN TVILLE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS Published by the Commercial Department

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STAFF Q! im tin : Q -we OFFICE PRACTICE Back Row: Mary Vinson, Mary Karns, Eloise Vander Linden, Beatrice Rodda, Phyllis Clark, Mildred Knouse Front Row: Ruth Ann Galvin, Helen Batten, Geneva Heaberlin, Marvelyn Booth, Marjorie Sheesley, Phyllis Reed PUBLICATIONS The commercial department has acquired some new equipment. This equipment has enabled us to make publications from time to time. ln the past we have written for the Marion County News, but this year we have tried to keep the readers posted every week about the various activities. In order to become acquainted with the new equipment, the beginning shorthand class put out one edition of a little paper known as the Pen and Key. l'robably for the first time in the history of the school we have published a school paper. lt is known by the name 'ZAT-SO. lt is a weekly paper, published by the Office l'ractice Class. The 'Zi-YI'-SO is sent to twenty or more schools. llfe receive school papers from VVinterset, l'atterson, Truro, Knoxville. lllingo, Clarion, Simpson College, Central College, l'ella, lVlacksburg, llallas Center, Uouds, Hartford, DeSoto, Nevada and Newburg. Besides this we have received a request from a county-seat town near l'leasantville to write news for them. At present we are in no position to do so. but in a short time hope to fill their request. l.ast but not least of our publications is the annual. lfor this magnificent piece of work l'leasantville has the commercial department to thank. We have made programs, tournament booklets, etc. for the different occasions and have done a considerable amount of special jobs connected with office work. l.et's hope that the new school year will bring bigger and better publications from llleasantville. However, this will not be possible unless we have support from our reading public saying that they appreciate the work we are doing, and we mean there is plenty of work connected with these publications. 3