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

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'WINDQWS Speaking of windows brings to our ihoughts more than one win- dow. They have an importenf pert in a useful building, ln n school e window isg needed to give light that pupils may see and learn. Comparing somebody who is a iChristien and has had good train- ing and is willing to tuecn5to'somebedy else who isnft being one of the Christian windows, he gives off light to somebody who has been walking in darkness me mips 'them -noises the rigm, wings. He gives them e plain View of things that they had never seen before and which they never understood. Afieri i' l receiving 9.11.1 this iight they go and give iight to others, helpingg in the building -of Christianity. Think what our world would be like if' everybody was a window giving light off to people walking in darknessg ' Our feces are windows through which people may look and see strange matferg May our windows be not darkened but opened wide so that our lives may show forth honesty, purity, and truth.