Castle School - Drawbridge Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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l I l i s ! 2 l E i 2 G -QNP, -A . 'st-r v ww- 'I' H If ID lx .X X' ' C V. rv ' Xlililllfil .Nizzwiawiz-Iternli' i is , ,ah '15-'19-'zo M,-XRYRUTI-I Hirxiizzzsx Jllmzzzger of llze Dn1wl1rin'ge Sim pr0t'c,v II friw111', when friends are necf1'cd maxi. Hllflzo Cares? f yt if cf lndependence, that's Marue all overl It is often misunderstood for curtness by the underclass girls, but those who really know Marue realize that behind this mask of curt efliciency there is the biggest, truest heart that ever lived. She has accepted loyalty as one of her standards of life and always lives up to it. lve have never known hlarue to be prejudiced or unfair: she is ever ready to give anyone the bene- fit of the doubt, 'fThe Drawbridgel' has had an energetic little Worker as business manager. For cries of Mamie, have you anything to sell Pl' have followed her all the days of this year and each cry has heralded some lit- tle proht for the year book. lt is hard Work, but no one has ever known Marue to flinch at a respons- ibility just because there is hard work connected with lt.