Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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THE SENIOR CLASS Our class has cotnc up quito a way. And now from tho old path wo stray. Life will woavo for us intricato patterns, unsung. And our futuro willvvnry - nbt so free or so young. One dreams of music; a sure futuro has he; Another awaits her training in Tennessee. Business holds ' opos for two of our girls; For them I'm sure success unfurls. Profession as a farmer will claim ono son, Who no'or shirks hard iork, but calls it fun. Our Protogy off to college will go. That seods of wisdom through life he may sow. Another 1twix car or college doth waver - Soon he must choose which he doth favor. The last should really be an actor - So come on, Herm, no longer falter. Carole Benjamin '61 SPRING IS HERE .' «ring time is here at last; ..-■id th3 flowers are popping out fast. Toe trms are budding out vrith green, ' nd the water in tho little stream Is bubbling out w'th glee, Because spring has set it free. Animals will soon be in pastures near, Every thing is glad that spring is hero. Claire Chalifoux '61 EXCHANGE .ill through the year we have exchanged school newspapers with both Enosburg and Richforc! High Schools. These papers have been well organized and interesting to read. We hope to continue the practice of exchanging newspapers with these schorls next year. Brenda Hay© 161

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STORIES THE LITTLE FARM BOY vifi,nr,lIpnH UP ped out of bed, and dressed with all the a b?Ld new day!”6 1 b°y °f fiVe yearS old 3 taking „ a a beautiful day; with the sun so brightly shining and birds happily singing. The little brook that bubbled merrily on™ucheaPnioerday!hind bi® r“d barn’ “aS perfeot for filing to the shed to find his pole. Just as he was about city! td gain’ he heard his mother eagerly talking about the if T pJVwi!+She aid her husband I think it would be nice Z £?d Stayed Wlth Aunt Bee for a week. She always p eep him and we can't afford to take him to the city on tn Sa 10n Jt would be a wonderful surprise for him. He'd ove bU gO p Ugh , thought Jamey. I don't know, Martha. Jamey is pretty much a home-type boy. Aunt Upp q01 I)ad; Jaiaey said aloud’ Then he thought a minute, don?t Jp t ’v1 suass’ bat she's a11 honey and kisses. Men d°“ b llk® to be kissed and I'm a man! Last time I visited her she even had me wearing those short pants and eatin' spirach, hi iSl?1-?! °ther band? saYs d, he must have enjoyed his last visit because he didn t say he disliked it n Oh, Bad, you traitor! Of course he'll want to go. I'll call Aunt Bee right this minute, mother babbled on dxcitedly, Just then Dad came out the door and told Jamey the good news vcJy' Clinton.' V PaC‘tinS MS °i0theS- Ja ey a bat f f m0th ’ whdl® Jajney was, in the bathroom taking f th you make sure and wash behind your ears, and hurry. In a few minutes mother called for inspection. t a.. Face- very good. Hands—fine. Ears----------whv Jamep Rlpkp I thought I told you to wadi your ears. 1 You didn't say the inside. Into the Bathroom.