Covert High School - In Flight Yearbook (Covert, MI)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education and Athletic Competition are with the school systems, to stay. So now it is up to the school to not only accept this new work but also to make the best possiblefuse of it for all concerned, taking into considera- tion the school, the community and the pupil. - Through the installation of a program in which the student-body has-access to the gymnasium and are under the supervision of an instructor, many of the seemingly wearinesses of school disappear and a general and genuine en- thusiasm develops. Besides this the physical health, morals, and character of' the pupil, which are essential in future life, are more readily developed where group and individual competition are keen and by correct association and instruc- tion. Advertisement and publicity for the school and the community in which the school is located may be greatly promulgated and likewise an increase in the interest and support of the many other school departments and public occa- sions be instituted by the enthusiasm of the younger folk. Athletics while very helpful in such a promotion as this are however only a small part of such a program as they only benefit a very few in the entire student-body. This year a step forward has been taken and a class in physical education held for the boys of the Seventh and Eighth grades and from the general popularity so far' shown speaks well for a future development of this work in our school. OUR NEW FIELD By next spring Covert Consolidated School will be the proud possessors of a new athletic field, which will enable us to take our place among the leading schools of the county. There will be no more worrying, bothering, or relocating of baseball dia- monds each year, or feeling ashamed to invite our rival teamsl to play on a sandy, unlevel held. Instead, we begin to look forward to inviting them here and showing them a real diamond-the one which we hope to dedicate this coming year. The field as now planned will not only add to our athletic progress, but it will likewise be a beautiful addition to the school grounds. The Editors of this Annual are sincere in saying that the students of the Covert Consolidated School, the Faculty, and all interested in the development of our school system are grateful to the people responsible for this improvement. We now wish to express our gratitude to the people of' the district, and to Miss Lepha Vaughan, Dr. VV. R. Vaughan, and Dr. O. M. Vaughan, whose gift to the school in memory of their mo-ther, Mary E. Vaughan, and deceased father, Dr. O. M. Vaughan, Sr., has made this possible. 56

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