Castle School - Drawbridge Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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OMPOSITE PORTRAIT, OF OUR MIND Favorite Food . . . ............ Bran. Drink . . ..... BroWn's Nlixture. ' Author . . . ...... Genius who Wrote Eat and Grow Thin. Indoor Sport .... Falling down-stairs and breaking our arms. ' Gutdoor Sport .... Slipping to the station through IS inches of snow on beautiful wintry mornings. ' lNIusical Instrument ..... Luncheon Bell. ' Diversion ..Speaking at Current Topics. ' Quotation .... Never to do today what you can put oll until tomorrowf' ' Occupation ....... Psychological Tests. ' Song . .Oh I-Iow I Hate to Get Up in the Morning. Greatest Happiness .... Wvhen a box of food, well camouflaged, slips through. 'L iMisery .................. Campussed. Our Hero in Fiction ........ Miss Farwellls John. K' Life ............,.... Mr. VVood. Favorite Animal ....................... lVIan. Flower .... Pillsbury Best or Gold Nledal when made up into hot rolls for breakfast. K' Exercise ......... Rolling to grow thin. .

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THE DRAWBRIDGE Nineteen-Twenty Peggy Parrish: Yes, Miss Pulver, when I hear Rose Wensel Cin hall IO.45J lVIarue going to it, l always associate it with you. sell fruit at recess? ' ' Marue: Yes. Miss W.: 'lW1ll you have some potatoes, Sara ? Rose: Save me a place in the line. S.':l'N,hk ,M' l - ,, ducilyan O t an you ISS vvashbum' Im re Young Hopeful Cal fruit 10171610105 : How many g' 33 ' chocolates may each have? lVIiss W.: Why bother about the diet, Sara? just lVIarue: Only two apiece. use vanishing cream. Y. H.: Give me six, please. Skeleiom Zh Our Claret! Marue's Psychological test in writing. Betty Voigt's famous telegram. Correct age of some of the younger??? members of our Faculty. ' Our Business lVIanager's appetite in Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria. Sunday diversion we didn't know shouldn't be Sunday diversion. Those Declasse Evening Gowns. The reason our phone conversations are censored. Vexing vamping of valuables.

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Taz! mm' Une final pat, one hasty nod, one last approving glance And you are ready for that trip, so joyful at the chance To taste of Schrafft's grand ice-cream cake, and such forbidden fruit As makes that Saturday so complete. Does anyone dispute? But there are tribulations and trials you must endure Before you're really started and on your Way for sureg First youlre late for breakfast which means a quarter more, Excitement takes your appetite, you're hungry as before. You eat a bite and then with trembling knees you Wend your Way To bid lVliss lVlason au revoir and Wonder what she'll say About your beaded dress, your cheeks, and that new hat of red: . Alas! your fears are realized-Miss Nlason shakes her head. A happy thought! there is HIQH with hats and rub- bers, too And four girls only ready to lend to naughty girls like youg So clad in high galoshes and sombre hat of blue, Youlre ready for inspection, tho' the red hat still peeps through That military cape which camouflages much, 'tis true, And makes us green with envy of the things it hides for you. When thus attired you're tucked into the sleigh- one last farewell- For one long day will pass Without that loud dis- turbing bell. There's just one worry left for you: Will Uncle CU Fred be there To take you on that pleasure joint? Oh, joy that is so rare! I! Virginia Cczmpbell. 6 J