St Francis de Sales High School - Accolade Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Man - and Eiemally Changing Puzzle Once more I stood inthe round corridor and everywhere on a countless number of doors a were alluring inscriptions. One was 'Guidance in the building up of the personality. Success guaranteed! This seemed to me to be worth looking into and I went in at this door. l found myself . in a quiet twilit room where a man with something an infinitely Complex S. ...lv- ,Q . 45 x., J like a large gameboard in front of him sat Jfff' in Eastern fashion on the floor. Who are you'?' l asked him. 'I am not yet anybody,' he replied amiably. 'We have no names here and we are not anybody. I am a player of games, a puzzle builder. Do you wish for instruction inthe building up of your personality? 'Yes, please,' I answered. 'Then be so kind as to place fl a few dozen of your pieces at my disposal.' 'My Xl' lizfpfi',3Q3,1'. pieces-?' 'Of the pieces into which your so-called I personality is broken up. You can't possibly f- 1 expect me to play without pieces. tis Y 5 '45 Lrg

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fx lf r ' f n v sn' He heldaglass upto me and ' again l saw the unity of my person- . ' ality broken up into many selves QQ. whose number seemed even to have increased. The pieces were now, .- however, very small, like the pieces v Accolade of ajigsaw puzzle. With the sure and silent touch of his clever fin- gers he took hold of my , pieces, all of the old men and young men and children and women, cheerful and sad, weak and strong, nimble and clumsy, and swiftly arranged them on his board for a game. J it . it li'.