- His conduct in class rooms or on the street will never bring
reproach upon the good name of his
- school.
- In his associations with class-mates and teachers, he will
be honorable, friendly, and courteous.
- He will be faithful and dependable in performing his school
work and once beginning a task he will
- persevere in it to a successful conclusion.
- He will be charitable in his judgments and constructive in
his criticisms.
- He will not resort to alibis to excuse his own negligence
and he will be straightforward in his dealings.
- He will strive to distinguish between the trivial and the
vital, the transient and the permanent, the
- convenient and the honorable, in order that he may have an
appreciation for relative values.
- In athletics and other enterprises sponsored by the school
he will be a generous winner and an
- undaunted loser.
- He will give his whole-hearted support to all school activities
and will participate in some.
- He will at all times put school interests before self interests.
- He will develop as fully as possible those talents and abilities
which he may have in order that he may
- be able to give his best to his school at all times.
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