Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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4 foot or two from the furnace, with no partition betweeii They are so warm and messy v;e are ashamed to take the visiting teams there. Some people say that we ask for too much. I have just stated v;hat the town has done for us and what we would like to have done. We are thankful for what we have but there are still imiru v« nents to be made. Raymond Magnant '64 VALID CRITICISES OF OUR SCHOOL If our school could talk for itself I'm sure we'd hear many criticisms. Haybe they'd sound something like tliis- kany people walk around in- side of me bach day, and. of course I get dirty. The dirt may be from muddy shoes, and articles that some of the pu- pils drag into ray interior. Many 01 ycu bathe every day, but not me. My dirt just builds up daily, and some- times weekly. For a good look, as an example of this, pull out a bookcase n one of ny rooms. You never know what you may find. Futhermore, sene folks get the idea cf x ritii g on r»y desks or even on my walls. This not only tickles but spoils my ap- pearance. In short, if any of ycu pencil-laden, muddy- footed, little or big, crea- tures read what I have said, just think about it. adieu! Ch, now you know . here I have been eavesdropping. Ruth Myott '65 WHY ARE CHILDREN NOT WELL-BEHAVED? Children today just don't mind their parents as well as they used to. The main reason for this ,I think,is that wher- ever they turn someone is or- dering them around and soon they begin to resent it. Also the times have changed conaid- erab.’v since the time ox cur fo ikes' childhood. If they hadn minded their parents they ouid have expected to go to bed without their supper or else with a spanking. But today, there isn't a home without a child-care book in it, and also some mean mis- chief making youngsters. These child-care books tell you not to spank a child . for his wrong deeds, but to merely tell him the difference. This I do not believe in. I think if more children were spanked, and made to mind their parents they would respect other people and their property as they grow older, instesd of looking for more mischief, which could soon load to real trouble. Donna Peaslee 65 There were two microbes in the bloodstream of a horse, one in an artery and the other in a vein. One day they de- cided to trade places. two days later the horse died This all goes to show that you shouldn't change streams in the middle of a horse. if if ii- if if if- if it- iS- if if if 3f if