Bartlett High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Webster, MA)

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Mal f We iliemaarirsileerar 1Q 3 fliirrnonrers .Z 'HIE l3AR'l'i.i2'l l' HIGH SCIIOUI. IZQXNIJ The Sportsmanship Brotherhood The Siportmanship Brotherhood, under the supervision of Mr. George Finne- gan, athletic director off the faculty, has for its motto Play Fair. The purpose of this organization is to spread the spirit of sportsmanship throughout the school. It is considered a great honor to become one of its memrbers since the requirements include both good scholastic standing and leadership. The code of slportsemanship reads as follows: 1. Keep the rules. 2. Keep faith with your comrade. 3. Keep your temper. 4. Keerp yoursellf fit. 5. Keep a stout heart in defeat. 6. Keep your pride under in victory. 7. Keep a sound soul, a clean mind, and a healthy body. Only those who fulfill these conditions are eligible for membership. Thirty awards are made annually, the students being chosen by the vote of the Brother- hood and three faculty mermbers. Those who compose the society this year are as follows: Jeannette Lelboeuf, Francis Marchand, Francis Sczepanski, Gladys Waterhouse, Wilfred Daniels, Bern- ard Kozlowski, and Paul Mallboeuf. The Library Club Thue Library Clulb under the supefrvi.s.i'0n of Miis-s Ee-ther Harrinvgton, the school librarian, met each Wednesday in the Library. The memzbers of the club have helped a gireat deal in repairing and mending books. They have also aided Miss Harrinrgton in arranging brooks-, magazines, and uewspalpers.

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