St Edwards High School - Edwardian Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Zed Even a Freshman can see through that which is fake and phoney! Injustice puts fire in his eyes, venon in his tongue, and strength in his arms and fists. Deceitfulness can easily shock him. Pride, when it lords itself over him, makes him rebellious. Un- kindness and a lack of understanding, when he bumps into it, can make him bitter and secretive, What a freshman sometimes does not understand is that he who takes up the sword, shall perish by the sword , that for deceitfulness there is an explanation founded on understandingg that rebellion is a form of pride which does not vanquish pride, that bitterness is a lack of sweetness and love. The earlier one starts to master the techniques of war, the better the warrior he will make. No better time than when he is a freshman to learn that he has within him two sets of weapons: the one as wrong as the evil he would oppose, the other stronger and more positive than any force' which will ever be against him. Strangely enough, the negative weapons make the greatest show, look the most positive, -and sound the noisiestg the positive weapons, hidden deep within him, make no show, and yet have all the force and power which we know to be that of the Quiet Man.