Feitshans High School - Log Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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G I RP LH S'Y S I C A L GIRLS' P. E. BOYS' P. E. Twist at the waist and touch your toe, I lost ten pounds-but where did it go Keeping physically tit is important as every- one knows. Miss Daly makes it easy for girls to do this by giving them a variety ot games to play during the school year. Softball, volley ball, basketball, and badminton bring into play all of the various muscles ot their bodies. As it this isn't enough, they have tumbling and stunts, too. Miss Daly deserves a round ot applause tor encouraging the girls to take part in the G. A. A. by participating in bowling, basketball, or sott- ball. Everyone appreciates the large amount ot time she contributes to this growing organiza- tion. P HE YD. S I C A L l26l ,,,, One, two, three, four, up and down we go. Boys' P. E. is cx lot of work as our bulging muscles show. Mr. Barniskis not only teaches the boys skill in basketball, football, volleyball, baseball, and soccer, but he teaches individual athletics and calisthenics as well. Besides keeping the boys in good physical condition, he teaches them good sportsmanship and how to enjoy sports. il?

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In Memoriam MISS ELIZABETH M. POLLOCK On August 6, l947, the many friends and fellow teachers of Miss Elizabeth M. Pollock were shocked and saddened by her sudden death after only a few hours' illness. Miss Pollock taught in Dubois Grade School several years. Since 1941, she taught global geograf phy and general science in Feitshans High School. She will always be re- membered for her excellent teaching, genuine interest in students, and for her friendliness to everyone. MR. FREEMAN C. GOODWIN Our faculty suffered a great loss when Mr. Freeman C. Goodwin died on luly 20, l947 after a short illness. ln Springfield, he first taught mathematics at'Lanphier High School in l935. ln recent yearn he held classes in mer- chandising in all the high schools. He helped many students with their first work in stores and offices. His fine teaching and cheerfulness will never be forgotten by his many students and friends. l27l