PLEASANTVILLE

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Pleasantville, Venango County Pennsylvania

Pleasantville High School published a yearbook in 1950
that paid tribute to those who graduated in the 57 classes that came before.
It is called "The Spirit of '76" because 1950 was the 76th graduating class since the establishment of the school in 1873.
Group photos dating to 1894 and the whereabouts of many alumni were included.
The school was renamed in memory of Robert W. Clark, Jr., shortly after he died at Pearl Harbor.
The last class graduated in 1969. The school currently houses grades 1 to 5.
Mildred Beebe, a 1910 graduate, wrote the following Alumni Association overview in 1950 for the yearbook.
There are 13 pages.

Pleasantville High School - History - published a yearbook in 1950
There are 3 pages.

The Holeman Block
Pleasantville Municipal Building
The Great Pleasantville Fire
Connely/Holeman House
Abram James (credited with discovering oil in Pleasantville)
Quinn House - Pleasantville
Pleasantville 175th Anniversary Calendar, published 1996
Pleasantville Diamond Centennial 1821�1996 Celebrating 175 Years booklet
Pleasantville Municipal Building on W. State Street
Congressman John E. Peterson home, memorial stone at Fairview Cemetery
Pleasantville Sesquicentennial Venango County, PA 1821-1971
Aaron Benedict Lauded As Founder of Pleasantville - gravestone
Pleasantville town, chapel, Holeman House

Contributors Penny Haylett Minnick & Kathy Coffaro