Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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i 413. lllD. GB. H. S. Cissna Park High School has had, during its long existence, many athletic teams that have aroused the county and nearby counties to the fact that it isn't always the larger high schcol that wins basketball games and track meets. The C. P. C. H. S. colors are maroon and white and every boy wears those colors on a basketball court or to a track meet with no small amount of pride. He is w-lling to do or to die for his high school-no thought for himself or his safety comes into his mind. His one aim is to play hard, play-clean, and win if possible for the school dear to him. A C. P. C. H. S. athlete is a good trainer. If the coach gives certain orders, the athletes carry them out to the best of their ability. In former years the condition of our teams has won much admiration from outsiders. A boy of Cissna Park who disobeys his coach is disgraced in the eyes of the other boys. Up until this time not one Cissna Park High School athlete has been known to smoke or drink during the season. The maroon and white athlete gces home happy, but not boasting, if he wins and without excuses, if he loses. Following is a code of sportsmanship used by C. P. C. H. S. and written by LaRue Van Meter, coach of the Illlnois state champion basketball team. fWith apologies to St. Paulj Though I have all courage to fight against any odds, and though I have the will to win, and have not sportsmanship, it profiteth me nothing. Sportsmanship does not disappoint its friends by poor work in the class room. Sportsmanship envieth notg sportsmanship vannteth not itself, is not pujed up. Sportsmanship playeth hard to win that the game may be worth the mettle of the opponents. Doth not behave itself anseemly, seeketh more than mere victory, is not easily provoked, thinketh no maliciousness, doth not crabg rejoiceth not in dirty tactics, but rejoiceth in clean playg beareth the responsibility of the team's morale, believeth in the team as a whole, hopeth for victory to the very end. Sportsmanship remembereth to set worthy goals in life, and to determine to attain them, that the days of anxious parents may be honored. A Sportsmanship never failethg but whither there be braggards, they shall failg whither there be blzlffers, they shall not wing for we know not what the next play shall bring, and a game is not over until the last whistle. When the game is over, sportsmanship is not ashamed of the elation of victory, yet covereth np to avoid too much displayg when the game is lost, doth ' not alibi and find fault. 9 ml eifivfllfj