College of St Teresa - Aldine Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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' 'XX 7 ,, 'Q 1 Prologue All the Worlds a Stage, cried Shakespeare long ago. We must feel sometimes that he erred by understatement. The world of today is not one stage, but a vast amphi- theater where numerous dramas are being enacted, all at one time. Only a person far away could obtain a panoramic view of these various scenes, or form a just judgment of their relative importance. To each group of actors, its own little play is most important. Our play, without doubt. is important to us. Yet, even in a broader view, it is not a trivial play. It is the Drama of Youth and Knowledge - two of the greatest figures in the pageant of the world. We may well be proud of our roles. But, however important. our play is, like all Drama, a Fleeting thing. The acts follow each other swiftly, the curtain falls, the audience applauds - and soon forgets. This is the natural course of a play. But in the hope of preserving at least a part of the deeds done and the words spoken in this year of College life, we have put this book together. You read it today in a gay Springtime scene -interested but careless. But some time when the stage setting is altogether differ- ent and the parts are long interchanged, you will turn back to it as an actress turns back to the programs and clippings which preserve the triumphs of her past years. So, with gratitude to all who have helped in any way toward its completion, with acknowledgment to our forerunners and best wishes for our successors, with a hope that this book will be an abiding pleasure to all its read- ers. the Aldine Staff presents The Aldine of 1927 - the yearly record of the College of Saint Teresa.