St Johns University - Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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1 l VJQ l q g ' , f .2511 --ig!-.1 .L 41312, 23.13-..i zj ggfgg EE- sg ...fi Q rnlngur OMEVVHERE, a poet has said, a child can tear a rose apart but only a God can make one.', The idea embodied is oit- times too true. To th.e critical reader' this little work would seem but the labor of a few weeks. But'between the lines is written the story of the struggle attendant upon the birth' of TT-TE VTNCENTIAN. Year books, like everything ellse, need public opinion and sup- port. The Senior class of IQI8, having long nourished the id-ea of an Annual , first begot such support, and then went hammer and tongs at editing THE VTNCENTTAN. At A. A. meetings-the best ever held in St. johns Gym-at Assemblies-first initiated by the IQI8 men-at Reading of Marks, at A. A. dances, at mere tete-a-tetefs, the Seniors related the deeds ot old St. -lohn's-deeds worthy of remembrance. VVitness the result. Everyone began to ask why St. Iohn's did not record her activities, and her many splendid intellectual and athletic triumphs. Aye, one noble youth even ventured to move that the A. A. publish a Year Book. The Seniors needed no secotnd invitation. Wfhile the A. A. was slowly getting oven the effects of such a momentous proposal, an editorial staff was picked from St. john's 4oO , and a plan of campaign drawn up. St. .lohnis biggest drive in history had begun with the Seniors in the first line trenches. Nobly and faithfully did our Alumni respond to the editor's stirring appeal. From far distant South Dakota one loving son of St. johnls sent in his Loyalty Loanw. From Florida and Minrne- sota, from nearly every spot whither St. johns sons had migrated. came like lettens of encouragement and support. THE VIN- CENTTAN was joining the present and the past, the College Mili- tant and the College Triumphant in one glorious union. Know- 12