We wanted to get a picture of a larger sense of success. The assembly served to recognize our success in athletics, academics and art.

It was a celebration of the whole gamut, the whole range of where Franklin is successful.

You can’t see the big picture, but you can see the smaller parts, and while some may look like tears, they may be flowers yet to bloom.

To become successful is to recognize every tiny step towards success—and then take more of them.

To recognize bullshit,
nose is better than ear.

The roughest roads often lead to the top.