Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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k Dear Interested Student, all sLdents R L 6’ sin(ieTQl? wish that such was true of i-ito „ t by the nuraber of students particiDating in snorts victories » th'L+?v!: OUr F H,S teams Will be warmly encouraged to many Victories,' whether or not we win the actual game. 7 Editor ARTICLE V J nC- T MUSIC FESTIVAL Each year two or three students are chosen from the high school chorus to attend the music festival in Burlington. g This year I had the opportunity to go alone with Dick Tnnf Qr„q onego? Sig KM° gan 1 8Rn« in thegcho;Ssgwhile Dick played in one of the two bands - .the division of the band was necessitated some years ago by the number of students participating! necessitated sorae band cono rpSda-f nlShtd ‘ th‘‘?ro“Sh the 6th this year, with the Saterday0afternoon S ’ S Saturda3r W. ‘he parade Teof,W?ure2sLratnekacSer! ? A‘M ThUrSdaJ m°r inB' a'00”'’ 1'»1 »y Mrs. the A M-’bUt “ had t0 «° -rly to find Dick and Morgan stayed in South Burlington with Mr. and Mrs Carl hurley. My hostesses were Betty Myott and B otty AnS MagSwt. da- WTthw««,tl??rk V 7 hard a3 WC had eiSht hours rehearsals every da . It was well worth every effort we put into it. 7 Friday night we all went to hear Dick play in the concert whioh sol iart S0? 6?7 mUCJ S,iCk WSS picked with Dive others to'play a £«.“?«£; Rsd Band’•» its l He made the re- Our chorus had a wonderful director, Mr. Romley. nearsals seem short and very interesting. The people here do not ree.lize how much work hn ? to ta proparo for a concort. Wo didn’t have any time £o £asS. ° tC r1 13 a wonderful experience to be able to sing with a chorus consisting of about J4.50 students from all over Vermont. stud iid°nh °f hriiii experience any igh school9 s •s re.sar- •Ad ««- Alice Magnant 6l

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P 0 E T R Y 5 SPRINGTIME The bright sun peeped over the shadow covered hill. The flowers were all asleep in the ground so still. The birds were all nestled in the trees high above. As the sun shown down in its fondest love. It was so warm on those tiny living things, It brought all the joy that only spring brings. The sun smiled down on the mountains so high. It gave its good wishes to the winter passing' by. It silently rose over the fields of brown And loft its warmth in tho cool, rich ground. It melted the ice on the tiny, little stream. And the stream seemed to smile and then to beam. Its rays burst forth on wild animals large and small. And a feeling of joy and hope came from all. For at last the hard winter had once again fended. Tho time of struggle and toil had again ended. Spring had now come in all its glory And this happy thought is the end of my story. Brenda Mayo 62 OUR BASEBALL TEAM Our baseball team is often critized, The people of Franklin often remark They must bo hypnotized. This team I talk about often starts out ahead. Until tho fifth inning when our faces get red. And the scores start stacking for the other team instead. Wo begin then to realize it is tho spirit behind. Not tho runs nor the scores. Which makes our toam best in any loaguesman's mind. Gary Lothian 62