Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

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.xx Q9 HIG f '- '- NAWA gil. 1 z 2. IQQQCCIQQDUIQCCCICQCI Cf1QfCCfCIQQQJ1IZ DlQQffQj11IQIZDQCfCCCZQOC QQQ1ZQ1ZQ1QI11Z1 111136111 C POLAND LEGATION OF POLAND WAS!-HNGTON zemotm- smsan nw. The elimination of misunderstanding is the basis of peace. Through education true international under- standing and cooperation may most effectively be fos- tered. Ybung Poles may learn in America how an enter- pris1ng and persevering free nation can best develop the ideals of its founders, and the value of good team work and determination. . I I ..- Jan Cxechanowskl 'I Minister of Poland v, 'R I Y lfLi1iQiiQQQ1 'Z 'Pj 0 P' a'l D K , ' I g Q xl 4 I A ,. is - H. 1