Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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16. You all know the voice of our next member, Winston Pierce. He start- ed out as a crooner over W.Q.D.M., radio station at St. Albans, Vermont, cut something happened. Imagine his surprise (and ours) when he was asked to sing over 3ing Crosby's programl After that his suecess was made. Now he has his own programs over three of the leading networks. He also con- ducts a small band as a side line. But don't be surprised if tonight you find, him conducting a chorus of alley cats to the tune of Sweet Adaline . Last but not least comes Aihmon Richard. For a while we thought we vtf would have two sailors but an accident changed all that.The ship which he was on exploded off the coast of an island. He was rescued by the natives , but left blinded by the explosion. He became so interested in the natives while he was there that he decided to stay as ajf missionary. It was only three years ago that he made his important discovery that the juice of two leaves crossed with a certain herb, would cure blindness. Today, with his eyesight restored, he plans to give the money which he made from his cure to the government for building better ships. Next week he again sails for his island as he calls it -to stay. He is taking his new wife with him, and who xnows but what he may make another discovery. 3iiu now, as our time is up, and we have comoleted our reviews, all we iB» e h°Pe y°u old timers get to see them all today, and we hooe e shall be hearing more about them twenty more years from now. So long. Class of 1939, and best of luckl Larlorie Cates '40 assisted by a few other members of F. J. C. Alumni News Graduate of '38 Robert Magnant, now a freshman at the University of Vermont, was placed on the Dean s L st for last semester. Magnant is enrolled in the College of Engineering, and received a B average. Aloha Towle is attending Johnson Normal School this year. Carrol Hull, Bernice Fields, Stanley Greene, and Geraldine Lothian havfi employment in their respective homPS. Vermont”810 r°wle Jr« is now employed on his uncle’s farm in Fairfield, Hammond snfaralant 18 bulldins a Bhop for hi“self and working on Calvin Elizabeth Horsj n is spending the year at her home, ball team1”8,11 HUl1 Went °n th® southern triP wit,h the U.V.M. base- Armold Whitney '35, who is with the U. S. recently been East on a short vacation. Navy at San Francisco, has