Lincoln Junior High School - Panthers Lair Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Speech - The Index of the Mind by Greg Thomson And after a while came unto him they that stood by and said to Peter, 'Surely thou also art one of them, for thy speech betrayeth thee,' This quotation from Chapter 26 of the Gospel of St. Mat- thew shows that when we speak we betray just what kind of person we are. For one thing, you can tell by a person's accent what country or part of a coun- try he is from. Another thing is that when people use profane language they show that they do not have a very good vocabulary or that they don't respect God or else they are just trying to act smart. Other people show by their speech that they are not well educated. For instance, a person might say, They was tryin' to get me to go, but- I ain't goin' . There are some who always use big words to try to show off, but educated people usu- ally use language that everybody can understand. Seneca was a Roman statesman and philosopher who lived about the time of Christ. He said, Speech is the index of the mind. By this he . probably meant that you can tell all kinds of things about people yhen they talk. A Tea Party in Boston By Ronald Farley One day three ships came sailing From London across the sea; They stopped in Boston harbour A11 laden down with tea. The colonists didn't like this, They said, Just wait and see! They got on board the ship and then Thew over all the tea. Then the fighting started, They called in Paul Revere; He rode around to every house And yelled, The British are here! They fought until the war was done, Then they were satisfied; They settled down to farm their land 'Til they got old and died. The Day School Ended by Sherrie Wilkinson 'Twas the day the term ended and all through the school; Not a smile could be seen-- as the general rule. For the teachers and students were enemies, you see, 'Cause report cards were out and on each was a D . You have to go home too! It's a real must, tTo hear teachers talk you'd think parents were justh. Home is a sweareword on these kind of days, Unless your card reveals you have straight A's . You hear these remarks, If I had only studied harder . It's these remarks that make you feel smarter. Well study hard kiddies and rack out your brains, It's your stupid type the school loves to train.