Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

boy present and I proceeded to the west of the school- building to put it up.  As you can see, our rush was run on the plan of putting up a pennant without leading anyone know it at the time and then telling the enemy to pull it down!  After some trouble I managed to hang the pennant on a wire suspended from a telephone post northwest of the building. Coming down the post, with the Sophomore (Bartholomew by name) I proceeded again to the scene of battle, by a winding route among alleys and by-streets (to throw them off the scent should they wish to find out where the pennant was hung). 

The scene of the battle had changed now to the post where our pennant was originally hung.  On