Abraham Lincoln Junior High School - Annual Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Xlr Gordon, Miss Garde, Mr. Nutting, Miss Brouse 1936 LINCOLN ANNUAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION No boy or girl can ever estimate the beneficial enjoyment we have received from physical education. Don't we wish every class provided us with regular exercise and games, while at the same time it helped us to derive so many treasures from it! There were games welve played before and games that were new to us. Kick ball in the cold weather and baseball when it was warm were probably the most popular games among the girls. Many of us were very happy when we were named among the victors of the kick ball tournament. Then there were folk dancing, basket ball, and volley ball which many of us enjoyed. The boys had football in the fall, basketball in the winter, and baseball in the spring. Wlith both the boys and girls regular gymnastic exercises varied the program of games. Then came swimming in SA, VVhat fun! Those of us who couldn't swim when we started, certainly saw to it that we could before the semester ended. In fact, we liked swimming so well that we welcomed the chance to swim after school. Looking back over the time we've spent in physical education, we find a great store oi good and helpful treasures. We've learned games that we did not know beforeg we have gained in bodily vigor and have learned to value a strong bodyg we have tried to be more careful to observe the rules of health. Most important of all, we have learned to be good sports and to work together with our friends. The 7B's Have Folk Dances A Setting-Up Exercise Page 25

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