Page 6 - Carrollton 1994

"W indows of the W orld"

Windows fill the world.
They exist in our houses,
our buildings, and our
cars. They come in a myri­
ad of shapes, sizes, colors,
and styles. There are also
windows within us. Many
of us have heard before
that "the eyes are the win­
dows to the soul," but for
C arrollton students the
eyes are more than just a
w a y fo r p eo p le to see
inside us. Our eyes are
also w in d ow s for us to
look out into a challenging
w o rld w a itin g to be
e x p lo re d . Through our
windows w e see the world
in the ligh t o f the fiv e
Sacred Heart goals.
Look through any win­
d ow and w hat you see,
your experience, is molded
Dy the size, perspective,
and the tint of the window.
In our education, Carroll­
ton provides us with a spe­
cial lcind of window to the
w orld . It is through the
Sacred Heart goals - faith,
intellectual values, com­
m unity service, social
awareness, and personal
growth - that our view, our
e x p erien ce, is shaped.
Every aspect of life colors,
n arrow s, broadens the
window through which w e
see the w orld; neverthe­
less, this w indow is con­
stantly tinted by the colors
of the Carrollton experi­
ence. This ex p erien ce
encompasses a world as a
place to excel both spiritu­
ally and academically, a
place to help others in the
community, and a place to
leave the trails of an indi­
vidual.

As Carrollton students,
w e are given a unique per­
spective, a different point
of view . Ultimately, it is
this special perspective
which makes Carrollton
our window to the world.
Diana de la Torriente