Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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TIIE WOMAN OP ANDROS 7. Chrysis«a was the Woman of Andros , who She read Ions poens, and stories to her nany to visit her. When she was about to die, nos to sit by her bedside There were nany tears was very sickly, admirers, who came t of them came shed at her funeral. Pamohilus was the young Greek who fell in love with Clycerium. He was twenty-five years old, and veryhandsone. Pis parents believed that he should marry a certain girl because it had always been taken for granted that he would. Glycerium was Chrysis»s fifteen-year old sister, who was ni V(-avs made to stay in her room, behind locked doors, „o cuat she would he well protected. She was allowed to walk around the shore only by moonlight, when nobody else was about, her ! vas not cruel to her! She loved her so much that she wanted no harm, whatsoever, to come to her. During the story S wSm I». her roon, ond fell in love with a younE islander. I think this is a very interesting book for any senior high school student to read. It is very easy reading. nn-M-Tr Poirmnnd . '52 INDIA!: SUITUR Just about a month ago, The trees were covered from head to toe, With beautiful leaves of green and gold, Tfore wonderous painting ne er was sold. llow the leaves are of the past; There s nothing left but bare brown grass. Funny, how they fell so fasti Our Indian summer did not last. Betty Raymond, '5 2 W£ LITTLE NIECE There’s a certain little someone, ' ho is very dear to me. When she comes a-visiting, I'm r.3 happy as can be. She's a little roly-poly. Who loves to romp and play. And when she knows she teases me, She acts so cute and gay. She snatches for my papers, And grabs for this and that. It please3 me immensly. For I know I'm her favorite aunt. Sybil Geno, '53

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EATING MANNERS FOR CALVES 8. you arc preparing the calf's food. It ”8™ °£oslnG patience eyes and a curly tongue that can't 3till. L C%P the calf gives a forward jump that nal c. you „ettin£. to uproot her anchor. As her g irlin(-, kicking, twisting, her mouth the calf rolli - ‘ shc thrusts forward ?on S.r tshtrotS°oa on? Ve tabled She hfn S hS no i o the container almost before she can ploughs her nose ,inor to a dangerous angle. With reach it, toting - s, 7. L t0r the calf rapidly eisposes a suckmf , smac.i. - - vigorous twitching of of her concoction, tcco. . 1 ,tor disoosing of the last particle h apy 7go ml the cal? lather by contentedly snacking away her tongue. Thomas Magnant, '58 autumn Autumn winds are here again. Blowing tl ings to and soon the frost will begin To cover fields like 3:iow. Barns again are f1 '’ Vegetables in the cellar; Cold bleak winds and crier ling; rain . - Have turned the leaves in colo . Renew Chaffee, nx '5U THE VALLEY Down in the valley Is a cool little brook. It's not a back alley, But a warn little nook. The hone ex' the fishes, The hone of the gene, 'There young folks make wishes, •Twill always oethe sane. Hugh Gates '52