Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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LET'S COMPROMISE! As the band of hoods entered the room, Tne middle-aged dancers sensed impending doom. ihe orchestra stopped playing and turned to stare At the long-haired rogues who filled the air With fear, anxiety, excitement, suspense, 3ecause no one knew what would happen next. Their black leather jackets, tight levis. Stubbly chins, and beady eyes Gave everyone the weird impression ..hat a ruckus would soon be in session. SUT THE WERE WRONG - NOTHING HAPPENED What's wrong with the world of adults today? Do they condemn us kids lor dressing a certain wa Or for wearing short skirts with black berets? what1s wrong with beards and electric guitars And striped pants and racing cars. Or silly songs about sex and love Which make parents think we'll go below not above. We're expected to respect adults and their ideas, But what about us in our growing years? Can't WE have beliefs without being scorned? Listen, grown-ups, don't you see, That not only you but also we Want respoct for our ideals and thoughts Without your criticizing or blowing your tops! Let's Compromise! Brenda Gates '70 Late News Plashes! Dec. lij. Three sophomores; Iarry {Bishop frcrfHa Gates, and Brian Lothian received certificates of merit for their fire standing in the ffiDT tests. This means that they ranx in the upper 10 o of the nations, scholastically. Principal John Desrochers anounood ithat Louise Bouchard has been chosen a3 G5od Citizenship Girl for 1968.

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CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK Tie vp ntor winds were swift And yet within the nark. and stinging, children'were singing. Running and jumping, Within every heart n the air so- tingling, joy was ringing. Sherry. Scott '71 EXPO It was a bright and sunny day. everybody was happy and gay. The pavilion doors were open wide A corner here, a corner there, Stood a smiling guy called a guide. In the Austrailian pavilion were talking chai: I went tc the top of the Canadian pavilion V,bere all around there was fresher air.’ After you have What t was gone, your rQet will rcallv really like, to go to ExpoJJ know. Srenda Lothian '72 Joann: Why does a toll man sat less than a short man. Wanda: Why? Joannr He makes a little go a long way. Mr. Desrocher: There's a new p‘as hot outs a rabbit in vrur tank. J Mr. Lumbra: Yes, its for short hops.