Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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A CHILE'S PLEA V f. 8. Ch, look! Look and see Ch noj Ho is hurt Maybe he is dvinp. He is a nice man, isn't 'hy is he dyine on that Please, Lord, don't let be killed by nasty the man fall. he, buddy: blood - old field9 ary more nice men mean bulletsJ ’•JTI.TTC M'TVT £T Our learned oedapopues, astute and sagacious, In school, borate us for beiru vivacious; They frown at our okilosorhy of 1 soirits, hince to their, hedonism is ourely idealistic. w e arc confronted with noj. -,aus and noli mical conceptions, 'dhich leave us ir a + ur.noil vacillatiur reflections. In oensivo cogitati, an vs mry briefly meditate, but its' indubitable- ct orca I of us to ruminate; 3o afraan there s' a r atnourri of vochfcrous strains f'ompoilina our teachers to demand wo be urbane. rric endure such chaos reouircs re at nersc vorsnee, hut, to berk with uropriety, let's have «eme turbulence Brenda Gates '70

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CHRnrTOLOaT'ML OUTLOOK V. Sometimes I just think and wonder. hat will happen in ten million years; ’'ill we just be minute statistics- Or will we be able to forget all our fears? Such as nuclear wars and test bombs, ind radical e-roups that protest; I think not, as the world continues- To love, to hate, and conquest. nt should still care and be concerned, ibout our fellow man’s folly and fate, If we want our descendants contented, In the time when we’ll n’er debate. This time will come, I’m sure, in years. Perhaps in ten million, if need be;