Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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 6 P 667« Juftt Mil me o Peggy° What shall I call jou 0 ay charming prinae? John» You way call me0 John, Peggy, aren°t you tired? Pcrhaps0 you had better sit down» Peggy. To tell the truth, Z an tired, but Z do enjoy dancing with you, John. We’ll dance again after we rest a few minutrs. I3li get you aowe refreshments now, ( He quickly gets the refreshments„ and the two are seate e «hatting gaily as they eat ) John. Look! Zt is almost Ili300 and we aust unmask soon Then Z oan see your face Peggy. But Z oant wait that long. Z really aust be going home, as soon as we finish eating, John. Oh, Z9a sorry. Please allow ae the pleasure of taking you hoae. John ( As they are seated in the automobile.) Where do you lire. PtseyT Z don°t think Z know. Peggy. The fifth house on Main Street . We Just mowed in „ last week John, Lueky for wqdI came to the masquerade,, Zt wasn°t so dull after all Peggy. Are you really glad you came? John. Of course, Z an. May Z see ou soon? Please giwe a poor fellow a break. Peggy Wello Z°ll let you know later3 for sure. John. Very well. Here we are at your house.( He puts his era around her.) May Z have the pleasaae of kissing you good-night? Peggy, ( She removes her mask,, revealing the fsalllar face of Jerry,) Z Should say not. That do you think Z am? A sissy? John. Well — er — Z say— Jerry White3 What do you mean by dis- guising In such a a saner? Aren t you ashamed of yourself? Jerry, for what? Z haven’t tried to kiss you have Z? Very well. If you come Immediately.( Johrihelps Peggy wftth John and Peggy. Good-night;J everybody and best wishes to all curtain Scene Two Wanda Rest c40

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7 0 Spring Ftrtr Oh rtiottri Cariotta - A sohool teacher Haabone - A high school student Karl - Hembonea girl friend Sotting Tht oohool house stops0 Marlot Haabone, «an you holp ao with ny geoaetyy? I Juot «an’t - Hambone' Aren't you liotoning to mot Haabonot Huh? Oh! Yes, of course, What to it? and Marioilt'a this geometry, Zf ©no aid© of a triangle Is 16 inches - Hambone; There you go again» Haabonot What? Ok,yea. Z was too. Marisi lo, you weren't. What's the natter with you, anyway? feu ner©r par any attention to ao at all anymore, slno© wise Oarlotta, our now substitute teachor oeae. Xeu'r© been nooning ©round like a sick oalf0 but if it was at, you - Carlotta(Hurriodly) i Too - hoo- Ranbone. Could you holp no with ay books? HaaObons( Jumping up quiakly.)t Sure, Miss Carlotta doe, you do hare a lot of then to tarry, don’t you? Oarlottai Its. and Z thought a big,strong boy like you would bo able to holp no a lot0 with thsa. Haabont(Bashfully)t Oh, now, you stop that. Z'a not good-locking, and you know it. But - say, toaeherg thoro's soaothlng Z'wo boon want- ing to ask you - Oarlottai Xos, Raabono? What is itf Zf Z could holp you - Hanhonoi Well,it'• not quit© that. Hiss Cariotta, You see, Z - 1 -, well, or. oh goo whig,- will you? X aeon Z think a lot of you, and Z thought that aaybo - well, you sight go down to tho aerie© with ao, to- nlgHlo Z could - Mario (Very angry) I Hsabons!J Sou ooao hero this instant. Haabonot 0hp gosh dam! Don't pay any attention to her. Miss Oarletta. Well, how about that - about going to tho norioa? Oarlottai That'a so sweat of you, Raabono, and X'd just lore to - Haabone (Sxcitely): You mean you'd go? Oh, goe whis! Carlottat But, Haabone, Z oan'V Tou see, ay husband is coming from Mew York, this afternoon. He will probably want ae to go somewhere with him tonight.