Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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Even though ho w .3 busy, ho still aroiped off to daydroam- ing every now a. 1 then. The next day tnoy Hero on their way to the laboratory. Bob, of course, was the first one to school, to make suro they didn't forget him. Some of the scientists took the children on a guided tcur through the buildings. Bob was especially interested in the part of the laboratory whore they wore building engines for the rockets. He made quite a few ,iotcs on them. Then tie time came for everybody to go home. They all said Thank-you, and waved good-bye. When the time ca 10 for Bob to tell about the trip, he took out all his material and told about practically every depart- ment in tho S lith Science Laboratory. It was the best story told. At the end of his talk he showed somo samples of engines and rockets which tho men at the laborator'’- 'axrfi him. A. tor doing this, he turned to Miss North and said, Miss North, I don't think you'll have to worry about my daydreaming anymore, b-cause tho man at uhj Smith laboratory said a scientist never has time co stay ana cVgy o-.nm, and I rcall-» want to be a scientist ividroy f tc M3f S'j: MIR Ttfl? After completi .g our summers work, iy brother and I thought about ta. nig a trip to visit our relatives. We were not sure of doi .g this, although we had talked it over with our foil s. Then one morning my father told me to get the oil changed in the car This took most, of tho morning. When I camo back from the garage, wo south rod around to locate our clot es By noon wo wire ready to leave We decided to go to Springfield to visit cur sistor. This was a very big affair for me, becau.so I had rover driven so far. It was a good day to go bosausc It was real ''ice stumor weather. When wo reached Rutland, hungry as »3 were, wo decided to have lunc'Jy. It took us around twcnt. -f i 0 rinutos to oat; then wc started on toward Springfield. TLoro ore so many towns it is confusing to toll which turn off to take, so ,of course, wo started on tho wrong route, but managed to find the right one again. We reached Springfield, around six-thirty to surprise our sister and her fumiiv,, Wo surely sloot woll that night after driving all day

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