October 25. 1942
My Greatest Desire
(Theme)
V/anda Murray
To accomplish in life
the things that cot
the bettor of most non
is my desire. Not to
be groat for the world
to 30 0, just [;rQa.t in
the simple everyday
things of life is all
I ask. To man a kind
word I would speak and
make better the things
for others in need. A
friend to' all is what
I v/ould be to gain my
greatest desire.
Our Only Hope
(Theme)
E. C. Griffin
Today's conditions ro
veal the lack of re
ligious education and
the failure to obsorve
God’s v;ill.
The entire world 'is
ongagod in the blood
iest of all wars. ?/hy
has this ' happened?
Wliorc lies the blame?
This great blunder is
the result of greed,
selfisliness, lack of
lovo, and neighborli
ness. Different would
conditions be if the
world had observed and
taught the need for
building up instead of
tearing down. Obser
vance of the laws of
social justice and
brotherhood is our on
ly hope of defying and
preventing future wars,
America can take the
lead.
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Grondhthers Old
House
(Descriptive Par.)
Easter Pearl Bailey
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Weather-boaten, the
old dilapidated house
rested on the hill,
surrounded by trees.
To passor-bys it ap
peared vacant, al
though it was filled
with cob-v/ebs and dust.
For many years it had
stood, built by ny
groat groat grandfa
ther, Bocause no vis
itors had entered its
doors for years, the
house scorned sad and
lonely. Slowly and by
degrees it fell from
its foundation, sway
ing with the weather,
ONE MUST HAVE
SOi^lETHING TO SAY
BEFOR.E he can WRITE
Selected Sentences
Not considering the
flames, ho dashod in
to the building,
Yfinter all over the
v/orld wo faced as we*
gazed from the windows.
What we do to help
our-country demands no
pay.
Leader of his class
the boy might have
Docn-had he not been
lazy.
To be richly rov/arded
in the end one must
obey the simple laws
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My Greatest Desire
(Thome)
Florence Jo^^ner
One of my greatest
desires is to gradu
ate, By thon I hope
to bo wiser and old
enough to choose a
v/orthy caroor or to
extend my oducation by
going to college.
If a career is chosoi:^
others shall not de
termine it for me, as
I haven’t the talents
they have. I have al
ways tried to earn
money during leisure
because I enjoy spend
ing it rather than
Dad’s, Wisely I hope
to choose ny work, en
joy it, and'earn a de
cent living.
If college is choson,
I desire to gain more
knowledge that a bet>-
ter carecr may be ta
ken up later.
From English I Ptspers
of humanity.
Valiantly tho :;Jilay-
ers fought to bo the
winning team of the
season.
Gay and colorful wore
the crowds at tho foot>>
ball game, ■
To spend a weekend in
the country seems like
a dream to the city
child.
As the evening shact-
0V7S grow longer, the
boys wound their way
homev;ard through the
v/oods,