Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Proemium. NVOKING thee, O muse of simplest lay, With shadowed brow engirt by fillet grey, Upon the modest shrine of Biblic art, With sad misgivings, but with reverent heart We place this modest vo1ume-juvenile- That undirected labor did'st compile. To those by Heart, and Toil, and Time allied, By old association closely tied, Go! like the Roman Knight to field of Mars, When summoned by the clashing God of Wars! March out upon the Appian Way of Life, And, face to face with battle and sore strife, Uphold the Legion's standard. When at last Thy service-time is paid, and toil is past, Then may thou hither turn, as turned to Rome Her scarred and wearied Children-seeking Home. And some shall come with Pageantry of Rank Upon their Chariots-at whose footboards clank The manacles of warriors fallen low. A yearning Mother's eyes shall others show Naught but a battered helmet, dinted shield And broken sword, all dusty from the field. While some, beside the spacious Sacred Way, Shall sleep-and dream-until the Judgment Day. But go thou forth with hearts still brave and true, And, wearied-when thou turn'st thy facetanew To Youthful Days, with looks that love and long, O, Soldier, read! This, thy- CEN'rURIoN. . H