Juvenile Delinquents Research Paper

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On October 15 1964 there was a fire at an abandoned church. It was evening and there was a class having lunch outside of the church. Some kids went inside of the church even though they were not suppose too. Then there was three juvenile delinquents that went and saved the day. They went inside the burning church and rescued the little children. If it weren't for them the children would have burned to death. Their names are Ponyboy Curtis , Johnny Cade , and Dallas Winston. Ponyboy Curtis is okay ,he only has little burns. Dallas Winston has some severe burns on his arm but he will get out of the hospital is a few days. On the other hand Johnny Cade was severely burned , has a broken back and might be paralyzed for the rest of his life, if

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