Falconer High School - Falconaire / Corridor Yearbook (Falconer, NY)

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Q46 QQRORIJQUR The ANNUAL of the STUDENTS of the FALCONER I-HG.-H SCI-IGOL FALCONER, NEW YORK - IUNE, 1945

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giinor ggfoomcjuisi Editor-in-Chief e f1eSSi14G Liierary Editor Qfnamrice Cglliifips Business Manager

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jig :lm l-IYSICAL Education in schools today is emphasized greatly and rightly so for it prepares the student to enter the future, assured and confident of being both physically fit and mentally balanced. V In the curriculum of Physical Education, there are teams for the various sports. The different classes and clubs, therefore, can be compared to these teams. Thus, the following pages have been arranged in order to resemble a basketball, football, or baseball team, with the teachers as coaches, the students as players, and the main events of the year as the schedule. To have perfect physical and mental fitness should be vitally important to every one. Any graduate leaving high school realizes that to have a healthy body and mind is of great advan- tage in gaining desirable jobs, and in being able to compete against others for higher positions. Therefore, it is now more than fitting that the theme of this book be dedicated to Physical Education, especially since We are engaged in a great War in which being physically fit is most important. TABLE of CONTENTS DEDICATION COACHES TEAMS INTRAMURALS SPORTS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS with coMPL1MENTs of F. H. s. sUPPoRrERs