Pontiac Township High School - Pontio Yearbook (Pontiac, IL)

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Miss Baird tries tu make Physi 1211 lid :1 path to health so that the students will be able t0 take their places in the nation as healthy individuals who will he assets to 0111' nation. Education for defense includes the study of English. To understand what is happen- ing in the world one must be able to read books and newspapers. Mrs. Daneey teaches hrst and second year English. A disciplined nation is one that will be able to work swiftly as a unit when preparing for defense. Mr. liekley, 0111- assistant principal, teaches math and trainseus to he self-disei- plinetl Elt all times. The progress of a nation greatly depends upon science. Naturally, if 21 nation is not progressive it will not be able to adequately prepare for common defense. Mr. Getz is our Chemistry instructor. Mr. llamersmith's commercial course ae- qunints the pupil with practical business methods. The correct ope'atioii of any type of business is important to, the welfare of democracy in a nation. f ' The importance of nutrition in the 11 94 1st: program is brought to 118' through Mis, il'lf- rison's department. Training in cloth' . 21K feeding a family is 21 major 0h. eti 'Vi Home Economics courses. h B. Baird G. A. Haskin 'A. Dancey W. C. Johnson M . Page Ten Health is 2111 impurtzmt factor in preparede ness heeziuse :1 h taltlly person is needed in industry, in the oilice. and in the military service of our county, Mr. llaskin is our Physical Etl instructor. Our students may never visit. 1: tance, but to know this language makes for a more cul- tured nation. Many important books are written in French. Miss Johnson instructs our upper elassmeii in French. Each student is taught to be responsible for his activities to Miss Kelly, the registrar. This responsibility makes for better citizens. because we realize to have freedom we must he responsible. As the government is theoretically run by the people, the future Citizens must under- stand the management and machinery of 0111' government. Civics as taught by Mr. Kirk aims at this uhjectix'e. lior 11s to appreciate our nation we must know the struggles 0111' lureluthers engaged in so that we iiiig'ht have freedom. M11 Lung- mzm. our coach, gives us this h; Ckgmuntl in theyL'. 8. History emurse. ii The study of magazines is included in 1. e thirdeyezir English course taught by Miss 111, ,Thi'ough this study the students are ining knowledge that will aid them in 41X? magazines. 1 R. Harrison R. Mann . Getz A. P. Hamersmith B. K1 Longman 1 I

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w Nam I 406427 a: 7'2 W-Coach Lnngman tells om, . Full of 111; your, Hl'thday Group . . HXan is your birthday? HAUQUSIH . . 211 the movies . .Mr. Nm'lh shares his lmhby . . . V110 21m 1, game. 1Vlig'hI 1 1w Mn; Hitler? . . . January 11nd February Hirlluluy table, . . . A1 1110 Parade of Ros g Miss Kelly and Miss Baird . . . Birthdays during the Spring 5 luson Page Twelve