Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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11. THAT NIGHT LAST ,VEEK and Molly fed and e! Braduation “d “ere .r. four of ua, Joe and thees™ er JtretchedUoute-oofoPe1us!he ,lr- b°h°°1 a8 Just °ut peool sittin on heir front oorches ndS'LfT 5' lth, mg his hell. The nl;ht was hrtoS feen Jed Le Sualef I'll1oSc?.yoS°ir,orffL!n?: , rhere,a 3 ,ur!,rlM tonight. m thi front eeat ©! X ’ SLPSSUSitST Tbfig Ef tell Drotner, if I bring H back with a scratch, boy pity mej y Molly turned half- around and said T fpei i i,. , „ Marie .Antoinette, riding out to let the crowd look at 2r He 6 black wavy nair blew wildly against her face. ' Her Let's hope you don't lose your head, said Ted, laughing, this flijr, ” hl” a I,ve alr lost my head, with all most beautifui'olace 'wlth reeh'shutters bUt °Ud ienly e aaw tha the season.WSre TW)r f” thera' “ »» the beglnlng of JYou girls can go up stairs to room one, to change. Thanks.

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First we went swimming, then we ate. Oh Ted, listen to that music. It is nice, isn't it? we danced until one o'clock, then we went oufeide and got in- to the car. The moon was high and we all felt wonderful, so we started singing. ' I Ted, you sing bass, Joe, tenor, Molly,soprano, and I'll sing alto. We went up hill and down dale. The wind blew our hair all over.- Our faces were red. What a wonderful night» Joe was singing wildly off key, But none as sweetly as Molly, Mo-; and then the laughter and singing stooped as if a door had slammed. The lights of another car were coming at them. In front of us were the lights, in back of us was the stoo sign Joe had not seen. An hour later when I woke uo in the hospital, the nurse snaooed uo the■blinds. You've brokenyour arm, she said. A few bad cuts bruses, and a slight concusion, you'll be all right, she said, and it's a miracle. But that's all she said. Tien mother came in, sat down, and held my hand. Her eyes were telling me to be brave. Then she said, Joe and Ted are going too be all right, but Molly, well Molly s dead. Dead, Molly dead? My best friend, dead? I stared up at the ceiling. All I could see was Molly's face'. I didn't tell Joe to go faster, but I didn't tell him to go slower. Then the nurse came in and gave me a oill and later I went to sleep. Beverly Hubbard-55