Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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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

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SUNSET SPRING 6 Now the sun is sinking In the golden west Birds, and boes, and children All have gone to rest. Now the moon is rising In the darkened east. Poxes, doer, and woodchucks Are out to play and feast. John Chalifoux 61 POEM Spring is just around the bends Bringing all its joys and friends Bringing warmth; bringing health; Bringing all its love and wealth. Gary Rice »62 A poem I have tried to write But from mo my thoughts all took flight. I sit and wonder what I'll do; My mind is blurry and ideas are few. I can think of one that's not too bad, it seems. But I found it in some magazines. I know copying is strictly taboo. So I guess this will have to do. Herman Benjamin 61 BELIEVE IN YOURSELF Sometimes in this life of ours All is not sweetness and flowers; We have to learn to live and strive And make the best of our lives. Decisions hard that we must make Only help us to awake To the things which we must do That will make our dreams come true. When it seems your future's growing dim Remember to have faith in Him. He will always help you through All the things that bother you. When the time comes. As the time will. To decide to go on or to stay still. Do what you know is in your heart. And then from your dreams never depart. Brenda Mayo '62