Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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3 A, What Is its 1. color? 2. size? 3. movement? Ij.. location? E. What is it doing? C. Finally: Where is everybody? However, many hunters are very careful and yaks sure of what they are shooting at. But a lot of hunters are careless and shoot at the first thin taat they see nove. I think that this law should be passed in Vermont. The instructors could be paid by the fees collected from the hunting licenses. Richard Patterson '63 ADEQUATE FACILITIES FOR THE TO1 ] HALL The Franklin Town Hall has been the activity center in Franklin for many years. The school uses it for dances, the plays, basketball, graduation, the sprin concert avid for any other needs I hat may arise. Sorae of these activities re- quire dressing rooms and wa- ter. While the facilities were suitable for ten or twen- ty years ago, they are not for -he present day and age. The basketoalT teams use the town hall all winter and need a fire. If there is to be any heat the boys have to take time from school to build the fire. Sometimes there just isn't an’’ fire. To play basketball when our fingers are freezing requires a spe- cial knack; which most of the teams do not have. Drinking water should be a- vailable but there are no fac- ilities; faucets or fountains. If 3omecne was hurt at basket- ball, water should be avail- able . The dressing rooms have been fixed and the furniture has been removed so the teams will have a warm place to change after a heated game of basketball. The rooms now need seine new chairs and they need to be kept clean. The boys are also getting new fac- ilities by partitions being set u) In the basement. We thank the town for re- moving the stairs which rid the hall of a very dangerous situation. The town hail has been steadily improving and now if the kids from school will refrain from throwing things all over and from writ- ing on the walls, it will be a better place for all concerned. You will notice that No Smoking signs have been placed in the hall in prominent pla- ces. It would be appreciated if you would smoke only in the hallway or down stairs. This will enable us to keep the hall clean, so ple.se observe these rules. Thank you. Laurel Stanley ' 6I4. RESPECT YCUR N IGHBCRS' PROPERTY Most everyone knows what respect your neighbors' prop- erty means, but very few young people put this to use. They automatically forget its meaning: when the proper chance comes to destroy or harm prop- erty. Yet if someone else does anythin to their elong- ngs it is a different story.

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