Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ENDING . Charles Levine, W-I ll' was a slormy nighi' in The middle of December where our sfory begins or should l say . . . ends? The wild wind drove lhe snow and rain scurrying over +he sleer-coafed ground. The single searchlighf of fhe deserfed 'rrain yard was circling idly, ignoring The fury of +he elemenls. In i'rs palh wa suddenly revealed a sfaggering figure which looked like a man. As if came closer one could see lhal his unshaven 'Face was gauni' and blue wifh cold . . or was if hunger? His cloihes hung in lalrers and fhe wind flapped greedily a fhem. His lips and iaws were working. A. gleam of lighl' fell on a universifj pin in his coalf lapel. A sudden gusl of wind blew his ragged hal' off anc immediaiely his hair was plaslered againsl' +he from' of his face by 'rhe winc and rain. Wiih a sob The man 'lripped over a rail and fell lengfhwise inlc Jrhe mud. Slowly, ever so slowly, he arose. The rain was slreaming down hi: lace cuHing a paih, 'rhrough 'rhe mud on his face. His chesf was heaving wilh lhe girear sobs which racked him. There was a frickle coming from hi: mouih. He arose and srood gazing wisifully in +he direclion from whence he hac come. Wearily he lurned and noiiced a lunch counler for railroad men Wifh a rasping cry he srrelched ou+ his hand and slaggered 'lo +he windovi which displayed all soris of foods. His breaih made a haze on lhe colc window pane and he fried +o brush i'r away. Suddenly a wild lighf appearec: in his eyes. He drevq back warily and picked up a large s'rone and wilh e hoarse cry he senl' if sailing fowards 'rhe bounfiful window. lf shaflered wifi' a s'I'ar+ling' crash bul ihe man had sunk ro +he ground . . . unconscious. The exciiemenf around him soon died down, Hs ardor dampened by 'rhe rain. Page Tu'el1'e