Central High School - El Centro Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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One of the neighborfs horses had been lost and as it was a valuable horse the owner was very anxious to have it found. Some of the searchers heard it moaning in a deep and rocky ravine, Then, was only one way to get down to this ravine without falling. They quickly came to this place and went downn. Just as the last rays of the sinking sun were slipping down behing the purple hills, they came upon the skeleton of the man, Mr. Lee, with the wedding ring still clasped in his hand. Dagmar Hoyer '27. ,fk2kPk'iO5H2vkPk2FPF2fPHKh4'FHi0F10lfFkiHPF Ikfkikvkikivivivkfkfkivkllfiflklbif' PiOiUF1l0ifPI0F4UFli0F1F1k40!f1FP90k40kPFHlf1FPk TOMMY'S DREAM It was a very hot day in June. Tommy sat doing his Algebra. It was so hot he could not study, and too, Algebra was his hardest lesson. ' Tom y had been worried for weeks and weeks on account of his Algebrag he was afraid he would not be able to pass in it. There were only two more weeks of school and each day brought him closer to the dreaded examination. His father had promised him a watch if he would pass in every- thing. Tommy had been wanting a watch for a long time. He knew if he did not get it this time, it would be a long time before he would get a chance to earn another. The night before examination, Tommy could not sleep. He tossed from one side of the bed to the ether. Finally, he fell intoff a troubled sleep. Now he had been interested in the storied of King arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, and he had always wanted to be a knight. He had just been reading some of those stories and now he began to dream of them. WYou too, can be a true knight if you only mind the rules of knighthood. Just be kind and louureeous to everyone and always ready to help others. Be steadfast and nonest even in little daily happenings. It isn't an easy life to Eollow, but it is splendid nevertheless? Tommy awoke. It was a curious dream. Who could have been talking? He smiled and said, 'I believe I will tfy it? Just then, the Smile died out for it vas the day of his Algebra examination. He jurriedly dressed and lens down to breakfast, but it was nowuse trying--he could not eat L t ing. At last the hour arrived, and brought the dreaded Hexamu. Hour ,fter hour, Tommy worked over his Algebra problems. But to him, .lgebga had always been a terrible dragon. He felt he was losing -roun . Directly in front of him sat Lloyd Stone--the smartest pupil t school. This had always been his easiest lesson of course his aper would be correct. Then, a great temptation came to Tommy.

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