Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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MY TEIP TC TEE MOON 10 My brother is forever building model airplanes and the parts are all over the house. There is always a smell of McCoy 39 from the exhaust and the conversation is, How fast do you suppose this one will go? One night I 'went to bed with a sound of an airplane engine still in my e?rs, but just the same I fell asleep. Before very long I felt my breath come hard, my ears were buzzing, my head ached, and with one great long step I hopped from my brother's Suoer Clown powered by a Dooling 29 » right on to the noon. The first thing I looked for was a movie theater, for I just love to go to the movies. I soon found out movies were out of date. Instead they bed oocket machines so each could choose his own movie program. These cost quite a bit and to my disgust I discovered I had brought no money with me. This experience made ne feel awfully sick--sc far from home--all alone--no friends. Next, I thought I had better find a first aid station and got a Brono-Seltz.er, so just across on the next roof top I noticed a beautiful hospital. At the front door my fears were ended, for who should I meet but Ortha Colunb, Mary Towle, and Mr. Kaszuba. Ortha was an x-ray technician, Mery was a hair dresser for the natient3; Mr. Kaszuba was teaching badminton, a game. To my amassment, these three Franklin High School friends had joined the VACS and Mr. Kaszuba the CAO. They had boarded the newest rocket plane, The Beast , and bad.come to the moon at the rate of 15 00 miles an hour. I was feeling much better now, not so much alone, and was beginning to got hungry. Then suddenly I could hear mellow tunes of The Tennessee Waltz . Waking upjI realized my own radio clock had set off the program to cone on at '6:30, and I found myself at home in my own bed Cynthia Clark '54 ft ft ft w Miss Dewing (Giving a Biology Quiz): Eyes on your own paoer please, Walter B: 'There's nothing to see on my own oaper. it ft Miss Gates to Wayne in General Math class. Kiss Gates: Wayne, have you got your math done? Wayne: ''No, but I'm looking for somebody that has.

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