Central High School - Caldron Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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My Pony, My pony was the funniest steed. l rode him mighty wellg For l'd taken lessons a longr, long time- Thougfh remember, you're not to tell. lily pony was ofthe funniest hueg il sort of an apple green. And his back was stuck on with a dab of glue The best way ever seen. His tail! Oh! many a tale had he, But none so good and true lls the tale discovered when I opened his side And translations came to view. So here's advice to the toiling class: Ride your pony one and all llnd when you have ridden him +1 uite enough Just tie him in his stall. Yes, ride your pony one and all, And be sure to pull his tail ftalej 5 And if you follow his words so true, You will very seldom fail.

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CHAPTER III. I. And it came to pass fha! the '96's were not wary enough, for johnson, the Wfilliamite, did see them enter the bellfry, which is beyond the garret, which is called straight. 2. And he waxed exceeding wroth. 3. And lo, and behold, he laid hold on the Calvinite and wrested from him the sacred banner, even the banner of the tribe of 'Q7. 4. Now he barely escaped with his life, and returned to the camp of the tribe of '97 on the campus, and their wise men were full of joy, and did hoist their banner again. 5. And on the campus the battle waxed hot, even unto the hotness of Hy time. Ciiaifiik IV. I. Now there were in the land, Thomas,the son of Davis, and Freddymac, the Calvinite, and ffhjf were the leaders of the tribe of '96. 2. And of the '97's there were many valiant warriors, for ffzere wax Iitlralph, the Yarnelliteg and Henshaw, the Crimiteg and Foster, the son of Hartman, and Marcellus, the Boulevarditeg and VVorthington, the Crocodile, and Langlet, the Libbyite, and many other renowned warriors, and they were exceeding strong. 3. S0 ffm! the hosts of 'Q7 took the citadel of the '96's, even the steps 1c'h1'vlz lead unto the temple of learning, and they drove them therefrom and hurled them headlong unto the ground, and the place knczv them no more. 4. And of the tribe of lQ5, they all were the allies ot the tribe of '97g and the leaders of the tribe of '95 did say unto their followers. Verily this tribe of '97 is mighty indeed, more mighty than is the bulk of Cressler, surnamed the Fat. Let us join their battle cry. 5. And the tribe of 195 llllllf shout the battle cry, vzfezz the battle cry of VQ7. 6. Now were the '96's clothed with much shame, 125 with a mantle, and did go in unto chapel with crestfallen looks, even as a whipped dog goeth under the back porch. 7. And the '97's did sing hosannas and songs of blessingjbz' they said, Have we not overcome our enemies, the tribe of '96? Glory and honor ever be to the Scarlet and the Black. S. And the name of the placej7'w11 that day was calledfz'11d1zZ1-c.:e1', which being interpreted is The Valley of Blood.

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