2. Cooperation: Everyone should work for the common good of the school and the squad. Everyone should boost everyone else; a disorganizer has no place on the squad.
3. Obedience: The public holds the coach responsible for the team; his orders must be obeyed. He is responsible for the system and the carrying out of the system, not necessarily the winning of the game.
4. Habits: Good habits are only doing those things which help and not doing those things that will harm or hinder.
5. Ambition: Keeping an eye on the future, always trying to improve oneself. Interest and spirit sometimes outweigh natural ability.
6. Attendance: Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Try not to miss a day of school or practice.
8. Morals: A high standard of living and thinking.
9. Sportsmanship: Good sportsmanship means clean and fair play. Treat your opponent with respect.
10. Conduct: Your school, family, town, community and yourself are judged by your conduct; you can make or break them.11. Unity: Actions on part of every member of the squad for the common good.
12. Service: Students should always consider that they are receiving far more than they are giving. Their best efforts for their school are none too good.
13. Leadership: The willingness to help, guide or direct, in the right way, be example, words or actions.
14. Patience: The willingness to take and profit by the instructions received, although not a member of the first team.
15. Loyalty: To give your best service to the team, school, game and coach.
16. Self-sacrifice: Giving up some of the present things for the future.
17. Determination: The mental quality of strong determination is very necessary to win in the face of strong opposition.
18. Confidence: The belief in oneself, teammates, team and plays.19. Remarks: Be careful of your remarks about anyone; if you cannot say something good, say nothing. Talking too much is bad policy.
20. Responsibility: Being dependable, the performing of one's duties, the desire to be known as responsible.
21. Concentration: During school hours, think and prepare your studies; they must be of first importance. During practice, think only of playing; if you have studied, you ill not have to worry about your schoolwork.
22. Losing: You can be a hard but good loser. Any coach or team that cannot lose and treat their opponents with respect has no right to win; a poor sportsman generally tries to amuse the spectators with his self-styled clever wit by making abusive remarks, which act as a boomerang by intelligent spectators.
25. The Present and Future: Give to your school the best that you have, and the best will come back to you. Your success in the future depends on the present. Build well.
