Joey Osbonre(Silence)

I believe silence is the most important and hardest virtue to complete. Silence a great virtue because you do not always have to be in conversions or talking all the time to other people to learn things. With the virtue of silence you if you just listen to what people say you can learn alot about many things about them or others. With silence you can not make anyone mad at you by saying mean things to them. Therefore silence is the most meaning full virtue that Franklin could ever try to complete.

Keegan DeLung (Industry)

6. Industry: Lose no time. Be always employed in something useful. Cut off all unnecessary actions.

Industry means to not be lazy and to stay productive. It tells us to not lose time and to be employed in something useful. Basically it tells us to be productive members of society.Without industry no advancement's would be made in our society. We would probably be hundreds of years behind in advancement because people would be doing things that were unimportant and they would be wasting time.

Brad Edwards: Order

I feel that order is the most important virtue, especially right now during these difficult times. Without order things in this world would run amuck, therefore things could solely not operate efficently . For me, it seems that maybe there is not enough emphasis/ or watchful eye over people who do not posses this moral, as evidence to those who didn't heed order; an example of this can be seen on wall street. In all, no one completely likes to obey rules, but one thing I believe all should remember is If we didn't have order, what would things be like?,and thats all you need to think about and you'll see why.

Sam Hankins 3 (Order)

Everything should have its place in order to serve its perpose. All business should have it time to make a difference because if everone and everything was free to do whatever then there would be no perpose in life.

Anthony Capatch (8. Justice)

8. Justice: Wrong none, by doing injuries or omitting the benefits that are your duty.
The number one golden rule that your parents always tought you when you were a kid, is "Treat others the way you would like to be treated." This is not just Franklins virtue, it is man kinds virtue, it has been around the world by many different explorers and cultures. The greatest thing about it is that it still holds true today. If you show respect even to the person that you dont know, you will recieve that respect back. This is something to hold strong by, not just because you should always treat and respect each other, but you it will show to the world that you are a person of richeousness.

Kaitlyn Karpinski (Cleanliness)

I believe that Cleanliness is the most important concept out of the thirteen virtues. I think no matter where you go or what you do you should present yourself nicely. By keeping your clothes neat and showering daily, others will view you as a well kept person. In the future you might want to enter a job field where dress apparel is very important and they might not want you on the job for how unkempt you may look. I am not saying that everyone needs to look perfect but just to have good hygiene is always a plus!

Madison Miller (silence)

I think that silence is the most important virtue. If everyone just stop talking and listened to others, than yelling and shouting at each other, then the world would be a better place. Personally, silence is what I do everyday. I let people talk and listen to what they have to say. If we didn't have silence, the world would be a loud place. I think at times, that we just talk without thinking first. That just leads to hurt feelings or dumb comments. If you just stop talking and think about what you're going to say, people would understand better than blurting it out. That's why I think that silence is the best virtue.