Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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come. There are quite a few students who could stay. Mayoa you will say, You aren't supposed to play for the crowd.’• 'Veil, perhaps we’re not, but you feel a lot more like play- ing if there is at least a small crowd. You feel that some- body wants you to win. You .light say, If we go out there we will have to stand up. I think that if we got some lumber we could find enuu h volunteers to build some bleach- ers so that the spectators wouldn't have to stand up. Whenever we have a school function it is always the same ones that attend or donate. Does television keep the others at home? You might say, ’ hat difference does it make? It makes a lot of difference when we are in high school to have our townspeople supjort us. So let's get out and support more of these town cvont3, including school activities. Norman Messier '57 POETRY Lonesome Blues Tonight I'm tired and lonely As I sit here thinking of you - - Wishing I could be near you But knowing it could never be true. I tried so ha -d to give you love And I was not to blame - - - For though my love had no return I loved you just the same - - - 'Tis a long time since school days, When you and I were together; And though you have forgotten me, I love you more than ever. But though I'm melancholy, Lonely, tired and blue, I could be oh, so hapoy With one sweet word from you. Leland West 56

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