Kansas City National Training School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Zllnrvmnrh 3' T IS with a prayer in our hearts and a song on our lips that we send forth the Shield of 1921. A prayer, that, through its pages, other young pee- ple may hear the glad cry, The Master is come and calleth for thee g and may be led to earnestly ask themselves, What lack I yet? A song, because we realize what it means to spend our time in preparation for the great tasks our Master has called us to do and for the joy that comes from doing His will. It is with a feeling of awe that we look forth on the unlimited fields, white already to harvest, and realize the great lack of Spirit-filled workers to glean therein. Our own wide Country alone presents 3 field wherein every consecrated talent may be used to the uttermost in Service for Himg and stretching out far beyond, are other vast fields whose multitudes are hungry for the love and liberty that the Gospel Story alone can bring. Jesus said, Ye are the light of the world, and He does not want us to be selfish with the great gift of love and peace that He has given usg but His com- mand is, Go ye therefore and teach all nations. Our one great desire for our Shield is, that it may help those young people, who have heard the call to Service, to remember, He that winnethsouls is wise, and that Christ is the exceeding great re- ward of those who willingly follow whithersoever He leads. ' Page 9

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I ' 'f , li. QI. N. CLR Sv. Svrhnnl Sung ,Far out upon the hillside Above the steeple and the dome, Of a busy, restless city There's a place we all call Home It's a spot we all love dearly- Of schools it is the bestg It stands, a noble structure In the Gateway of the West. K. C. N. T.S., we love you, To you we will be true, If we go to north or south land, Our hearts will turn to you, With the thought of helping others, To self we will not yield- Not I, but Christ, our motto, Our emblem is the Shield. P310 We havecome from various cities, We hayecome from hill and plain That Q9 livesoft V tian service An entrance we ma gain. 1 To this-seatiof knowledge coming, We meetiwlfih hearts so trueg 54.1-fare we walkbin wisdom's footsteps Daily learning somethlng new. K. C. N. T. S., we love you, And where'er Old Glory waves Have gone thy faithful daughters To tell of Him who saves. They have gone to north or south land From east to west they roam, But wheresoe'er they wander K. C. N. T. S. is Home.