Castle School - Drawbridge Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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THFDRAWBRIDGE Twcfl Lo5f-- One M555 Lum-- Another trip was over, thankfully the Seniors sighed, As on the train, they straggled wearily They read or dozed or did anything to try to keep that ride To Tarrytown from dragging drearily. Some simple signs for Social Servicing are set to stay So Seniors seriously seem to sense The danger due to delaying if they dare to disobey, Or dally during the dexterous descent. So--dutious pupils, hastily they hurried off the train And gathered at the sleigh, when Fate appeared! Miss Lum was no where to be found-who could, -who would explain? She had, like that girl's suit-case, disappeared. They searched within the station walls and then beneath the sleigh, They searched the tracks, they searched the plat- form, too, 'Twas puzzling for ?Miss Lum doesn't often act that way, They couldn't solve that mystery, could you? But finally they had to leave without their chap- eron, The driver arguing suspiciously. Q He had an awful fear about escorting them all home, He feared 't would bring results maliciously. In all the history of the school no one had ever known, Of lVliss Lum ever trying to complain. So everyone was worried till she wandered in alone And said she'd just been sleeping on the train. ' Virgin Stark.