Allen County Childrens Home - ACCH Highlights (Lima, OH)

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WRITING Writing is one thing that we should try to accomplish during our eight years in the for practice elementary schools. We have a fine writing supervisor,Miss Koons. Our teachers in our school provide plenty of time in writing and help us in the ods. . i To write well it is neces well. Knowing how to spell is correct meth- ax to spell not hard,Also learning to read well is a help toward good writing. All these combinations are the leadings to a good writer. I am sure that the person who cannot write well will not get the best position. If we speak well and pronounce our words correctly it will also help in our 1 writing. So learn to speak,spell,and write well. , Joe Biggs,7A. L I ,Gyn-xgky , .lf ' 3 TAXES EQB DEFENSE 4, . In Britain every man pays 574 out of every dollar he earns for taxes. He pays much larger hidden taxes than we do on items such as sugar,bread,and other necessities. M any Americans are willing to-pay higher taxes for defense. However-they think that' some of their present taxes should be changed so that more money could go toward defense and toward reducing our national debt. The cost of running our state,cou ty, and local governments is much greater than- many think it should be. It has increased a great deal in recent years. Part of the in- crease comes from many new services which these people think should be sacrificed just now for the safety of our country. Part of ythe increase comes from inefficient and out of-date methods of running these genernments, and part comes from waste and even graft. In many parts of the country groups are ebing' WHAT ABOUT TEE BOYS? ' 'mga sure haven't a bit of room to talk about the girls. They say that tk girls primp but please listen to this. have actually seen boys who would stnnf in front of the mirror for hours to see if they were handsome or not. Now for the make-upgboys have to we it,of course they wouldn't admit it but they it is true. When Halloween comes just can't wait to dress up and smear t make-up on. About niety seven out of ex hundred boys like to look like the girl They yell because the girls use nail polish but it is'well to see that if th1 boys get their hands on it they put some on. Iv'e hear of boys asking the girls i let them use some. So,boys,just sit down and think it over,how more and more the boys are getting like the girls. Doroth LaM0ns,8A. assistsxaaaaa444+++4kra+rar4ra++u+ BROADCAST , Wednesday evening,March l9th,at'Bg5O the boys and girls of the seventh and' eighth grades of the Allen County Child- gave a 50 minute pres- ren's Home-School entation of every day life at school.This program was given over radio station WGL E very morning the class comes to a mee meetihg presided over by the class Pres- ident. Other class officers are:vice-pres- ident,secretary,and sargeant-at-arms. Then each week the president selects six people who will make up the English and Conduct committees. The English committee watches for mistakes in English and the Conduct committee watches for the mistake: in conduct. If a persons name appears more than three times during a week he must wear a special tag during the next formed to study hese taxes and to try to get tweaks If YOU bum around and d0n't work them reduced. These groups point out that- the state and local gevernments cost ten - billion dollars per year or about twenty cent per day for each man,woman,and child in the ' you may have to wear it a second week. or perhaps sit in the hall with a dunce cap on your head. is I think the children enjoy the whole , United States. They say that if we could cut xworks and it teaches them to be more care- this coast only two cents per day for each person the savings would pay the wages and ,the cost of training,feeding,and clothing an army of 5,000,000 men. - ' David Nasbitt,Sp. '19-I-X-I-ii-B-9' ' A " ..-Yc-V4-h-!tJ.P.G-iZjii-P'n-56-k2-'.i-iG-32-S5-'.L-k2 DIPLOMA CY e r V- ' S on: Pa, what do you mean by-diplomacy? Ph: My son, if you would tell a girl that her face would stop a clock,.your'e in for it, but if you tell her that time stands still while you gaze in her eyes, that's'diplomacy.p - V fWEik':5i'Exkl'f3' JliAZ4k1Q'Hl4HH?Kyfr ful when they do their talking. '-Mildred Yarman,8A. 44a++a+w4sa+++aa++4++4++astress ' SHOWS Every Friday evening we go to the gym. for about an hour and a half for enter- tainment. We almost always see four reels of moving pictures. Two-of them are educ- ational pictures and two are just for our ipleasure. We enjoy these-shows very much and hope that we may continue them. All of the educational pictures teach us many things we do not know. E' 44444444444+4++aaa+4u4i++wnwwwii+k+

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