Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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3 should realize it is to our own acivantti ye 4 o w ; -k hard. Sciocl is our a and if we treat it right it will be good to U3. Brian Lothian '70 xxxxxxxxxx RACISM Racism is too often the result of halfbaked thoughts and prejudices brought on by everyday fr-upt-rvoions. All of us need sore thing on which to blame our problems and Iocs of tir es niriority groups such as the Negroes ere the answer, inis is too bad, because the Negro is not the source of werid problems. Speaking of pro'Jems, there are no such thirds as Neg- ro problems—it's the white problem. Ix I sound slightly scorn- ful of our white race it i3 be- cause I an disqusted with the words and actions of mv bigoted and hypocritical foJlowraon. Not only do ve shun the feel- ing which the Negroes havs for independence, wo also ignore their plea for justice. But, you say, must tho Negroes pro- tost tho situation so loudly? I am inclined to think that wo women would still not bo allowed cur rights if a cer- tain fow had r.ot let the world know how we folt. It seems that tho cruy way the Blacks can be hoard is to shout above us. It's reasonable,o©n though wo will continue to put down the Negroes, often simply be- cause their akin is black. Wo are Christians ( sup- posedly) and we 3till refuse to recognize Negroes as human beings. It's about time that those who were created equal to us, stoppod boing shovod down below us. Diane Piorco 70 xxxxxxxxxx EDUCATION Education is one of the important things in life today. Without it you are job?.ess,and yoivll probably nover get very fax- i) life,except from one Job to another. I chink peo So are realiz- ing this more and moro today. Many parents know what it's like to gc through life with only a sixth cr aoveneb grado education, ao they try to con- vince us tho importance of at least a hign school education, if net college. The new adult generation is growing up, and I am suro none of us want to go from Job to job all our livos and novor achieve enything. Evoryono should have seme sort of goal in life, even if it's not of groat inportanco; you should tr to bo somothing you'ro happy with, and not just take whatever job you can find. This is why jour high school education is your future. Norma Sherror ‘69 xxxxxxxxxx

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Grade 12 Bouchard, Claire Couture, Jeanne Gli Idon, Penny Hull, Melanie Hu-'Ion, Charles Sherror, Norma Grade 11 Broaula, Annette LcClair, Margaret Piorco, Diane Richard, Karen Tittomoro, Dobbio Grado 10 Forty, Stophanie Gatos, Gocrge Richard, Bonnie Soufct, Sherry Tatro, John HONOR ROLL A Grado 12 Richard, Lyle Grade 11 Bishop, Larry Gates, Brenda Lothian, Brian Grade 8 Gates, Gregory Rainville, Claude A - B Grade 9 Lothian, Brenda Charles Pierce. Colloen RIccf, Marshall Grade 8 Mullen, Fare Richard, Rebecca Sweet, Gilbert Grade 7 Eouchard, Serge Gatos, Paul H-'umond, Joyce