Castle School - Drawbridge Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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'I' ll I IJ I' ' ' ' ' 7. 1, , xllllilxllltila .N1i1i'l1'r'u-Iwunlv l.X0-Q .,,.ntJ, My l I T. 21 QIJ I O'I I'IF - LI I e .XR I,O'I I'A SPr'l't'I1Il V and T1'u11.v11nf1' of Ifllf Senior Class Hur 1'111'c.w are note all UII0Il?!lI.H Uh, dear, I niust try and collect the monthly dues tonight, sighs our lair I,otta wearily as she extracts a black lock-box from the depths ot nowhere and with many generous groans departs to discover the dilliculty one experiences when starting Hflut for the coin. Poor dear, she is Secretary and Treas- urer of the Senior Class-often-times a dillicult and responsible position to fill , yet you have done splen- didly, Lotta, showing patience and tact, tn o very HC c- essary and highly desirable traits, at all times. Do you think it quite fair that you have been with us only in the body and not in the spirit so much since 'Iihanksgiving when we returned to find you in possession of a certain I raternity pin? From the liar away look we so often see in your eyes we sur- mise that your thoughts are in New Haven with a certain dark and handsome P. G. VVe can't blame you, Lotta, since the whole class has shown so much interest in bflr. Jerry and have hnally given their consent to the engagement. lVe all love you Lotta. You have entertained us graciously with your sweet voice and you know that the Class of 'zo wishes you every happiness when you are safely established in your Rose Cottage.

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