Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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PAGE BOOK REVIEW Woman of Andros” Betty Raymond - - -6 ESSAY Eating Manners For Calves- POETRY Indian Summer- ------ My Little Niece- - - - - Autumn --------- The Valley ------- Daybreak -------- Waiting- -------- Boy9i Basketball - - - - Deer Hunting ------ Near Fate- ------- Don't Q,uit ------- Thomas Magnant- - -8 Betty Raymond - - -7 Sybil Geno-------- -7 Nancy Chaffee - - -8 Hugh Gates- - - - -8 Arlene Wright - - 11 Anita Menard- - - 11 James Benjamin- - 11 Ortha Columb- - - 15 Merilyn White - - 15 Beverly Hubbard - 15 STORIES Canning Out- - - - ■ My Trip to tthe Moon- A Tiny Thief - - - • Shelia Columb --- -9 Cynthia Clark - - 10 Sybil Geno- - - - 11 What Robert Perkins Calls Fun- --- Bruce Benjamin- - 13 CLASS OFFICERS ---- FALL BASEBALL------ HONOR ROLL -------- GIRLS BASKETBALL- BOMS BASKETBALL - ALUMNI NEWS-------- S01TG. IIIT3--------- HUMOR - --------- - FRESHMAN RECEPTION NEWS OF THE YEAR- - Beverly Hubbard - - - -5 16 17 18 19 21 22 21+ 25

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3 ATHLETIC SEASON TICKETS Many members of the athletic teams no need for me to buy a Season Ticket; fpnes free anyway. say, Well, there's I cet into all the That's true, such as baseballs basketball suits, to use. We do , bats, which V'?, are.olso us5-nc the equipment baseball suits, basketballs, and the Student Council has bought for us the fall Vcik few baseball uniforms are boys had to -'ear dungarees when ’wearable so they played that some of baseball last each student buys a season ticket baseball suits for the boys next spring. there will be new that they Councils So let's season ticket in new suits not have that happen to us and let's all buy , so that we can see our baseball team dress next spring. Mary Towle »53 PUN OR MEANNESS should beUir| to absorb a iit lfof e %£ ££? S fun? buti entiticoraesdtoXUb°ranCe J c n SVh '°lnt °f fun 8»d s nuisance, The C5'e.te Troopers celled Franklin, one of the three £l8Ce2 1” whe c°unty, cannot add to the ego of any fcv In! ? °f 0l ur °nf’ in town mY not surprise the fol'-s by jus. havinf fun, with none that even borders on recklessness. Shirley Glidden '53