Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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GIRLS BASKETBALL 8 Ve are nine in ell out for basketball; We practice daily at the old town hall» At times, when we get there,we almost freeze. But after a while, we can play with ease. Dorothy is one of our forwards tall; Joyce is another who shoots the ball. Betty and Nancy swap off at times. There's always cheers from the aide lines. Arreta, Sandrs and myself play as guard. To keep them from making a basket is hard-» Betty Ann and Sandy are there to help; There's lots of excitement as the ball flies about. Our cheer leaders, four, ore alweys so willing To get up and yell when the baskets we're filling» Mr. Trainor, our coach, has his hopes way up high. As more baskets are mode and the time passes by. When we have a game we plan to win; We usually lose, but thatls no sin I The boys do no better, so why should we fret? We always feel sure that we'll win one yet. Ramona Magnant '57 THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving is always celebrated on the lest Thursday Ln November. It is celbrated on this day because, we all know the Pilgrims, in l86l, on the lost Thursday in November, sad their first Thanksgiving to express their thanks to Goa for the fine harvest they had that fall. At the First Thanks- giving they ate turkey, doer moat, cramberry sauce, pumpkin pie, end most of the things wc prepare for the ocassion. The persons I love most of ell in this world are my parents. I am thankful to them for giving me a fino home, love 8nd care, and education, and many other things. I am slso thankful to all my teachers for what they have done for mo end will do for me in the futuro. I am thankful to God that I was born in a free country with rights that are to bo respected, such as going to the church of my choice. Elaine West '59

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