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Caption At right, below: Students at Panama’s first indigenous school. Included are nine Kuna Indians and ten Guaymi Indians with teachers Alan and Ruth Pringle and Donald Witzel (in background). The school closed with graduation on December 22, when diplomas were presented to the pupils. One by one each rose to offer words of appreciation and of inspiring plans for going out to conquer for Bahá'u'lláh. The evening concluded with a “despedida.”
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 384, page 11. View as PDF

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