Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Page 175 text:

And now on foot he sadly plods Along the course uneven, With choking voice he calls the gods With hands upheld to heaven. O had I now my noble steed, Such Woes Pd never Suffer! Not thus I'd journeyg no, indeed. O, Bluffer, darling Blufferln l.L12T'- i.,E1!ggfegSB4 ff' M-if-. ' 'F W 'A-F ' , 4 K Y-Y YL . A- 1 ,ev. 1 V f 1 1 was. v -M if b. WI' 41 eh' -X ,' i I X X . E . 4 I ll 5 N.

Page 174 text:

He hides the horse. All Wearily On foot come Payne and others, Says C. E. V., How can this be You so outstrip your brothers? ff dc l Cf QQ -' M If fri w ,gi f' 1 6 awk XX s Wy ,f i X ,lx X kj 1 r , lfvll What on this journey did you see To make it Worth your While, sir, Give nie the parts of qrugyvfrf- I fear your Work is vile, sir. And did you pluck the flowers that grow Along the road-side? U Palin', Says he, I had no time, you know, For I came through a sailin'. So? says C. V., 'tis clear to me This journey you'll retrace, sir. Much pleased I'll be next year to see You sitting in your place, sir.

Page 176 text:

The Story of Cheops. R. M. BRDXTKIESHOFF. LD OHEOPS started out to build Some monstrous pyramids. I-le advertised throughout the land For men, and plans and bidsg RHP iq' i 5 f , ,f ' - . K ' K. x s, t ix Then in his will ltwas Hnally read, The Words which stipulating said:- My dead remains shall ye intur In this, your Pha1'o's sepulchre.