Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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THE lDlRlllF'll' l Good sportsmanship is a quality displayed in accomplishing a purpose. As I think of this quality I see a runner in a race, with every possible im- pediment that would hinder his running removed. All of his energy is bent on giving his best in running. Knowing he has done that, he will be satisfied, even though there may be a competitor who runs more swiftly than he. Winning, he is quietly grateful and pleased. Losing, he can, without bitterness of spirit, see another win what he wanted. The spirit of good sportsmanship is stripped of self as a center of interest-the chance to do a Fine thing in a fine way looms above everything else. Life is not so organized that one is always bound to win. But no situation can arise in which one is not privileged to be fair and generous. Looking inside, a good sportsman sees his heart ready to go all the way in forgetting selfish interests and finding a place where he may give largely and freely of his best self. as guage -fe -aa- he wma a 11937 Eleven