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The intangibles matter most in our lives, the ethics, religion, philosophy, emotion. And one of the most important intangibles is Time. Our lives are governed by the ticking of clocks and the ringing of bells; they are shaped by the past and modified by the shadow of the future. Because it is such an ever-present element in our lives, we have chosen Time as the theme for the 1958 “High Tide.” But what, exactly, is Time? The word “Eternity” does not explain it, nor does “Forever.” Time as a whole is too vast to be understood or ex- plained; yet inexplicable as it is. Time can be demonstrated in numerous ways. It is like a many-faceted prism, for Time quietly but persistently affects everything and everyone. Poets have described it; but Time is not a biology specimen that can be labeled and catalogued, so the descriptions are many and varying. In these pages are presented some of the abundant vignettes of Time. A school is especially affected by Time, so we are concerned with Time in relation to our lives. To the Senior Class, Time is mostly Past and Future, for right now the Present is moving so quickly that Tomorrow becomes Yesterday with unnerving rapidity. But now, for a microcosmic moment, they step away for one long look. Time is a block of marble to be sculptured into a life, and the Seniors can look back at the rough outlines. But these past years have been mostly practice, so the not-too-professional details can lie for- given. Now, though, the sculptors l egin in earnest. Time is a commodity which they view, perhaps, with trepidation, for they are not completely sure about what to do with it. But with them they carry our best wishes and our wholehearted confidence in them. History is a portrait of life painted on the canvas of time. And they are the artisls.
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