Tucson Indian Training School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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1 9 4 9 ARROWHEAD STAFF Editor-in-Chief Lewis Blackwater Artist and Literary Editor ' Erwin Jackson Associate Literary Editors Darline Blackwater Photography Editor Associate Photography Editors Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Feature Editors Alumni Editors Business Manager Business Associates Photographer-in-Chief Art Adviser Final Typist , - X Business Adviser Adviser Green Blackwater Edwardine Meyers Marie La Pointe Reuben Jenkins Irving Ludlow Corinne Jackson Evelyn Lopez Priscilla Manuel Mariorie Hall U Maxine Evans Elaine Carlyle Colleen Carmen Permelia Manuel Rogene Stevens Christine Chavez Miss Margaret Parker .ig Miss Jo Ann Krauch Miss Emma Wheatley Joseph A. Poncel Miss Mary Applegate

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4 I TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS Not more than a century ago our forefathers traveled by means 1 . b. , of stage coaches, on horseback, by canoes and by walking, wiicn was a slow process and 'sometimes caused great hardships, but still they kept looking ahead and laid a foundation to ways of travel. ' Today in the modern age of mechanics and science men have made our world smaller by making ways ef travel and transportation fast- er and more convenient for ns. But still there is much ma H to accomplish. We could help by keeping on building our lives true and 'clean in order to reach our destination.f WORK, REST AND PLAY Whefertherefs work there's play and where there's rest therens Peace- We build Our lives, our bodies, our souls and our minds to- ward higher goals. We maintain a gone Spirit among our friends about US- .When W? wcrk together we understand one another. We begin toi,thinkp the same thoughts about our Creator, especially reaching out to those Who' r H ' ' 2 ' HVQ ln Wind of learning 'H s V - v' . more about nim LJ and are in need of bel I A Q' O YI O ' ' f ' ' 1 H , O a p rdef to keep Our world in peace we must help in the work needed.

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