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

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20 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Ome 0Il Ull'lS, stretch a lxttle farther untll yru reach be the wav vx tulv fLower rzghrl Up and over keep that ball your toe ll pper Iellb 1Lou er left! We hope thu artificial re para gomg tlon will axe hum ll pper fl hi Dont we look healthy? We honld Soccer, volleyball basketball baseball 3ItllClW, badmlnton, and uvh callsthenlts ale the sports ln netts P E classes In these classes M158 Bennett trles to teach co opelatlon and bpOltSIH3Ilbl11p, and develop a better way of llvlng both physlcally and mentally Health classes meet on Wednesdays flom NOVCmb8I through Aplll In these classes the func tlons of the human body are studled Dont get exalted guls those boys g01Ilg past the wmdow ale only the boys P E class taklng the11 dally stroll lhalj out to the football field whele boys we must be stlonv There also comes ln tlus class a contest to see who can break the most bones 1n 40 Hllllllleb whlch goes under the name of tum blmg The three CXPCIIS, Mr Wllllamson, Mr De sormey, and M1 lVI1ller also teach basketball, foot ball and volleyball 011 Tuesdays the boys practlce bandaglng each othel lll first a1d class C U' . ' ' '1 . 1 'e s 17. ' , s 7 -' . 7 I 'S ' ' S l - ' . ' ' s' ' ' . 7 'g I ' ' ' s , , , . . . V ' , , 9 i 1 ' ' , 9 7 9 ' , ' ' Q U 5 T, . . . , 1 ' , , i , . which we Chee1'fUHY fhalb take P311 111 MISS Bell' another vigorous workout awaits them. Alas! but 9 ' . . 1, ' - 9 - - W N ' ' , , . ' .. . ' '

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19 ENGLISH .IOURNALISM l q0pl'l0Il1Ol'CS dlSCI.lSSlIlg Julru Cae ar llpper left! helps her Englr h tudents urllr the daily lesson 1L0wer rzghtj Future llouer lent Freshman pantonunu a storx ll pper right! Nlr NIM journalists study past errors Miss GdllllY Nlrss lxdrl Mr Krpfer, and lVlrss Max htrwe the doulrtfrrl prrvrlege of lecrrnrng loops V an seniors English l 2, and 3 courses strrse to make good grdmrnar an everyday lrcrhrt rn vrrrtrng and speaking 1Journ.rlrsm and speeth .rre dVdlldlJl9 rn pltue of English 5 to juniors mth the required high grades Anrerrrtrn literature forms the setond senrester of ill these rourses Fourth year English rs r surves o te greats of Envlrsh literature fund.1mentfrls the lrrst snr weeks for college hound seniors One sideline or mainline, which ever you Consider rt, rs the reading of six hooks lgood ones are preferredl and giving either oral or written re ports on them r ' ' ' s .' s' 1 ' ' . Q 's s 5 ' ' ' ' .g, . , ' . 1 1 . 1 s. I l s 7-, Q -v ' v , .ww w s - , w s. my , s , 1 us r . . , r . . , 5. e 4 . , - . . -vt . , .' ' I. . , nb, ', i K. . t h cc .. X. :sa U ., . teaching English to freshman, sophomores, juniors and authors with a small painless dose of grammar

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SCIE TC wi 'Av' I0 OglStS gelllllg reatlw I ll nucroln world 41111 gh!! Pre hmtn are intrmluud tt lu llouer right! sllCIKt' en U' n K lx ' A 1 Q g .Sq is . X , 1. s 1 s, V J K I f ,. XM I ,... B' I ' ' ' -- U' o vim-xx ie - ' fl :er ri ' -s - ' ' 'X 1 S 'nce. 1 ' ' 1' -, - lefll. lLowei' lcfll With what clu-mic-al will they end up? 1eUppcr thusiasts prepare for an experiment. H s I. . ,, . W . 1 . . . . . L 1 4 1 I 0 I i Y' . ' ' ' ' . ' . . , . , , . .' , ' , - an as . a , , 1 1 1 - ' - kj ' . A n a 1 , , . ' . k , , . - - . ' , . . - ,' ' . I . SC,lPIltlflC Age lb a te1n1 applled to this e1a lllls IN because tlnough the study of suence, tlllllgb ale levealed, that have made tl1e wolld and the people 1n 1t what they are today M1 Newnum teaches dr1ve1's tldlllllig, teaches the ba IC p11nc1ples of SCICHCC a11d Wltll the a1d of M1 Tylel, builds a Sllllllg foundation so that one mav blaneh out 1llt0 a lalgel SL1Cllllf1C field lVI1 Hayes teaches 111 blOlOgy a bette1 undelstand mg of the 1elat1onsb1p between 1nd1v1duals and am mals by the studv of heredlty, env11onn1ent and human physlologx, as well as the study of hugs I11 chennsuy, one lealns tlnough actual experl ments, as well as small explos1ons, the chemlcal changes that take place 111 substances Mr Tyler teaches Ill physics the l1ehav1o1 of complex thlngs that ale pllZZl1Ilg QCICHLC helps Ill glasplng a bet tel understanding of tl1e lelatlonshlp between all oxganlsms and matte1, and develops Sk1llS and hablt patterns used IH solvlng all problems