Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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Ido not call one greater and one smaller, That which fills its period and its place is equal to any. -VValtVVhitman f Dissect the swelling mass, strip away the facades of crowd identification, tear down the group to a lone factor, and expose the basic human element-the individual: an individual who must perform his func- tion and duty at the precise time and in the precise manner that only he knows to allow the individuals to build into a group, to merge into a crowd, to flow into a mass. For a person to allow himself to forget his individu- ality, to be molded into a pattern, to lose himself in the group or crowd is to betray himself and the group: for, as every atom must hold its position and fulfill its purpose to form a peculiar molecular struc- ture, so must an individual hold his position and fulfill his purpose to form a peculiar group in society. The person who forgets his own thoughts, his own needs, his own questions and searchings, his own expressions, his own emotions, his own goals and aims permits an estrangement from his own unique ability to live. An individual must sing of Self and hear his voice in the crowd as clear, sweeping, and final, VLISI H. i the gossamer thread and form the needed bricga before society can be complete.

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