Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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There is a calling . . . outside, from somewhere far away. Try to sleep. Can't. That deepening sleep, filled with dreams of creature comfort, is impossible. There is awakening, a need to know. When, like a pebble, the new star fell into the pool of yesterday's placid classicism, its out-going, concentric vibrations reached back into space, down to the bottom of the sea, far into the depths of a man's mind. The rippling fringes of our grasped reality call for knowledge . . . ask ques- tions that must be answered, a sudden wild alarm to new alertness is within us crying for satisfac- tion. Blindly staggering toward the open graves of mv-:mnrswsnv THE NECESSARY INTANGIBLES THAT MAKE LIFE MORE THAN LIVING ignorance . . . spilling fetid gas from our mouths and pens, we are the too common man. Our dead soul needs rebirth. HOMECOMING WEEKEND. Our parents invade the campus to get caught up in the excitement of the football game. stunt shows, ancl the mob scene at the banquet. On leaving. they are Worn out, poorer than when they arrivecl, but somehow re- fI'CShCd and yOLl!lgCI'.

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