Enjoy the “Dare Not To Swear!” 2nd Annual Poetry Contest Participants from the 4th grade division West Hills Elementary School.


March 28, 2008 · Updated 12:22 PM 

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Enjoy the “Dare Not To Swear!” 2nd Annual Poetry Contest Participants from the 4th grade division West Hills Elementary School.

The BHS advanced fashion marketing class applauds their effort and support of the “Dare Not To Swear!” message.

Sometimes we get mad,

We all “Dare Not To Swear”

Everyone swears one day,

Are you swearing?

Join the “Dare Not To Swear” team.

-Dorothy

“Dare Not To Swear!”

Or you will get in

Trouble

Swearing is

A bad thing

it is

Double triple trouble!

-Shana

“Dare Not To Swear” because you don’t have any hair

If you dare you’re eaten by a bear

“Dare Not To Swear” because West Hills are the bears.

We are smart over here.

If you’re walking by a Westie Bear you could even share

We’re the Westie Bears and we’re cool and fair.

If you dare

We share.

Westie Bears are cool

So come to school.

We’re the Westie Bears were cool and fair

We’re here to learn,

So we can earn.

-Jeff

I “Dare Not To Swear!”

I wonder why people swear.

It doesn’t make sense.

-Kim

I “Dare Not To Swear!”

I wonder why people swear.

It is a bad thing.

-Noriah

Don’t swear

Acting bad is bad

Respect others

Expel your swearing at home

Not okay to swear

Optimistic

To be in trouble is to swear

To be nice

Ok to be nice

Swearing is bad

When you swear you might get in trouble

Ignore the swearing

Arcade is for good kids

Reject swearing

-Alexis

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