Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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6 LEk'S DO OUR SHAHE A.3 I lie upon my bed I see bright visions in my head, Of joy and love and happiness And riches and fame and tenderness. Those things I should be happy with But I don't rcallv care to live. In a would with its jealousy As strong as it is. No longing of anything in the world have I But on occasion I just sit down and cry. To think that so lucky a people as wc Fight and argue about things wo can't see. For thousands of people in far away lands '•’ould smile and cheer lor a kiss on the hand. But instead they have war and no freedom at all When we have everything but our giving3 arc small. Lot's show that we care and arc willing to be The people that our Lord meant us to be, We'll love and cherish until the end And to everyone our wealth we'll send. Penny Glj.uaer i An

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7 CHRIST . A3 Open your door to Christmas Let its sounds enhance yc-ur halls The tinkling bells on cutters The childrens cheery calls. Open your door to the carolers Let Christmas songs come in Open your door to Christmas To its warmth, its gladsome din. Open your heart to Christmas To the scent of holly wreath The sputtering flames of a lar e yule log 'ith roasting nuts beneath. Christmas has a wonderful way Of coming right to your door Welcome its sounds and sights and smells Offered for one yea” more. Marlene hcQ-owan '69