Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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R get 'Qi THE SEARING EYES OF THE SEARCHER, like a poised sculptor, intent on the still unmoulded mass. Hence, tl'ie com- mencement of an endless quest for Truth in ours, the limitless and undefined Cosmos of ldeas. THE DEEPE T IMENSIO A MA 'S MI D The psyche, that confused anthill of opposing predispositions, seems constantly seeking repose in selected fictions . . . illusions, still, necessary illusions of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. These, the elements of our search, are the nature of what reality there is: Truth, sweet nectar of reason . . . to be sipped from time to time and allowed to dissolve in the mind, Good, the insuperable moral enigma, dwarfed only by the mountain of contradicting answers. And Beauty? The concep- tual poetry of metaphysics which draws men to the early morning hours. All these . . . the stuff of a 1nan's mind. 11

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ff 1' nf' 16 ' El' NEW FACES, EAGER MINDS, with hands upstretched. A formless, nameless multitude, awaiting that specialized stimu- lus: the individuality of education that will assure them identity.

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