Van Hornesville High School - Otsquagan Yearbook (Van Hornesville, NY)

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Qur Ambassadors HROUGH the efforts of the student council of the Van Hornesville Central School, two alum- ni were sent to Europe during the past summer as student ambassadors under the direction of the Experiment in International Living, Inc. of Putney Vermont. Jack Hemenway of the class of '44 and a 1950 graduate of Colgate University and William Ho- miack of the class of '49 who is an active farm operator in the school district, spent seven weeks in Norway and Holland respectively. Our ambassador project has appeared to be a practical application of ideas of international cooperation, good-will and one-wor1dness. 42 f a 9575 X, X 5 J fl? f X 49 .5 5 E are constantly confronted by beings called human, and familiar with these beings as we may be, we all too often neglect their very presence, much less appreciate their being. For me to appreciate humanity I must be willing to accept all people, for, little or great as they may be, they have lived and I may learn from the experience of each man, woman and chi1d. Jack Hemenway S56 COULD write of the boat trip to Holland, or of my experiences during my stay in Holland, or of rny tour to Paris and to Luxemburg,-but, in- stead, I wish to pay tribute to the man who was responsible for this experiment in Van Hornes- ville--Fred Price. - William Homiac k

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