Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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And here 1 s the noncy. He dcpoc- rSarSc zt$ Yc-o-ycc, I suooc so.'» ..’hen, as he took the package, 'Thank you. tho If £ %?“ ■ r-y- «P „0!t j., he ansTj.orcd aD ho cano boundln3 d.v.r, the stairs. Hollo, , Kollo, you lazy tun,'-.rested Poto. Cone on. Let's ot or. our- r bed a ?aSe?Td ca.o! Sie5 g PeY ’7 ay 'To be careful,M earned his mother as th cy started out. asked, feat is hat 'noise? a° 3°b t0ld ?ctc to bo ulot Aeon Pete Can you see itVY's oir excitedly, ''it’s a buck, and fired. The deer Start’d runSr- but t1 4ftcd thc nc■•' Su limping. Then Pete shot. rhe. de r fcl TW°{7+JaBt bccautJC ishod him. Bob called to tell hie f th r t 300n fln‘ thc accr- K'° -« «• cane and W « 3ct Then one !£ ,$ buolt- « Pinter, a whole ’.to-k too early? a ou b ';r° - no. that you went hontin Yes f ’Yfdld.- °“tht calendar, .and said in a very Ion voice, D-v bis fmn- h3S Squ,Cp1 on thcn and Bob had to sell hie un to sixty °but pete had°to S»v H? 1%.°»}l Uarl. Mne as 'Never 30 huntin» toe cariv hirtv. Then Pete nd Bob agreed. Ortha. Columb '52 A SURPRISE (IMS story eras oololetcd fron a bc-;inninS in the textboofe.) fl.-arlt Tv:ain »n. day iJM (Ton) aha declared he -.-as penniless

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 Hello, onoviorod Pete, 14. Hello, this is Bob','explained Bob. Then he naked, Yould you liko to so deer hunting with nc?Tf Sure, I’ll go with you, answered Pete. .Then are you going? Tonorrov , cold Bob. Do you v ant to go v lth no , thlo after- noon, to buy a deer rifle? Yes, I'll go v lth you, aaid Pete. I'n going to use ny shotgun.w Okay, I'll moot you at 1:00 o'clock thlo afternoon. kye, onid Bob. ' 5yc, said P -ic. At dinner tine Bob announced, I'm -oing to take fifty dollars v ith me to buy a gun. Arc ,rou g ing to .out all that money into a Yes, I an, hdenid. '.Yell-11, you make sure that you buy a good knock, Bob, you go to the do r. -It's orobably gun, hie mother asked. gun. J,.st then cane a Pete. ' . Como in, invited Bob. Then, Sucss I’m all ready. Let’s go. Bye, Hon. ’Bye, and remember what I told you, cautioned his mother. Bob and Pete walked. along oh strret, looking in the windov s for a gun. All at once ob called. Look, there's a thirty-tv o special, and it costs fifty dollars. I’n going to buy it. So they v ent into the store. Bob announced, excitedly, I vant to buy that thirty-tv o soccial in the v indow. I'n sorry, but it's already sold, ’.7a-; the reply. The boys v ent out end continued their v indo : gazing. Pete, at length, called, Do you soe the gun in that v indov ? Is that the kind tha you V ant? 3oy, I guess it is I I'n going in to see how much it costs, said Bob, with his h art beating fast again. He hurried into the store and asked, Is that thirty-tv o special in the v indovjfor sale? Yes, of course, anov crcd this storekeeper. Hov much does it coat? aGkcd Bob quickly. Forty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents, he answered. Wouldn't you like to buy it?

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 I 77iah y-,u 77'uid buy ne a ticket back to thw city, he beg'ed. ell, iark replied, I’a nc.arly broke nyeolf,but I’ll tell you v h.at I'll do. You con cv70.77I und-r ny s-at, end I'll hid- you -oith ay legs. (ion) agr-- to this pl?.n. Th- Hark T7-nt to th- ticket of.ic , ana bought tvro tickets. 7h-n thw train pulled out (Ton) v as und-r th- s-at. Th- conductor cone throught £or th- tickets, and iA .rk hin tv o. The conductor said, ! 'Thy tv:o tickets? Hark said, Oh, I thought I would buy tvro , and have an extra one do h- hand d th conductor both of then, 3ut the conductor said, I thou ht you were .going to save one. You nay have th-n, I don’t ooant then, said Hark. That did you buy then for; th conductor asked. By this tine Ton v as getting nervous, so he canc out and thv con- ductor asked, That ar- you doing? Oh, said Ton, I 7:as tired , so I thought I r ould lie dovm und-r the s-at. Mark began to laugh, a nd so did the conductor. So you tri-d to play a trick on no. . ell I guess You Th - conducton took th t770 tickets one v alk-d off. 'iVhcr , said Ton, that V7as a clev.r trick Sybil G-eno 1 53 IT ITJST K iV2 3ZE1-: 30HET I.:G I «TE Last- ni'-ht I awoke about tr elve o'clock, and ai' in the ybar of 1975. On my night stand I found a A flUBn out cons all narked with Wines. The first one said Trod , so I pushed it , as -’■pod thin 3 to eat ?.ro very tenpting to no. A voice coning. fron the calling asked, '.That ’.vill your or r be? Then I , in a frighten-d little voice, answered, piece of oolcc and iglaos ff nilk. Like m ic, the side of th- 77all opened up, and th rw sat ny ceu and ny nilk. . In ny alipp-rs I '.Talked to th- tablo and founa , to ny surprise , that it v as r-al.