Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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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

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13 .ll teat glitt:J?vo is not gold One coring in the summer Jackie and his nsl Mac were nnhnfu6hPi0rinS They had found 8n old map of a town that . . ad ever heard of. This town was supposed to be the and silvei nnd +h Slde of ?luto Houses were made of gold and silver and the rood was made out of jewels. Jackie, a young boy of sixteen, always wanted to en py. bri t ov IT6!' kn6W what t0 e :plore for. He was quite a bright boy and always earned good marks in school. 4 bri e r1; was e, fhteea y®ars old. He wasn’t very lscL he W88 dumb”. He was always sayinF some he st'jdhi«: eil °Te day hen,he was leaving Jackie’spouse is oiM to iain1 0116 I,rWr1}?’ down street and see if it dinnend°eat ay su . ' 2 CVi S6Mp. is °S $3$ so they knew how oo take care of thor,selves. 3 11ni(Th® nai’ £hu,i,ed that this town was in a valley just a Death Valle- 11 Noho i ® 111Ve 1 , The narne of the valley «as meat., vallej . Nobody ever hoard of a villare in there for Sero ghosts ?here.C° “ beC8USC U was run°rGd that there j;iiHv nd Ja£!o sr1?’ B”?. « l«t « =re in to bCt Joolt town there. Doesn’t it look sort of spooky? Ye-Ye-Ye-Yes 1 said Mac. ' hat do you say we camp here for the ni£ht said Jackie. Mac said, O-kay. When fceV t'uJand hY “•«“ his e£Es. i£.irs SWT ff. dovm £??toe Uy?ndaerhSH-.f. Si?ed th°? «» °IhoynthoS?’itht-yi=“ so??thinS‘cUttorefJ fa ahoad