Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

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enior ada .Md f0l g aving completed our twelve years of high school we open our eyes to a new world. Through the years we have lost or gained pupils by promotion. 4' We have learned to gain success best by cooperation. When we failed, we tried again, never giving up the ship. 4' Our year was filled with many activities, such as: Hal- lowe'en Dance, Campaign of Letters, Sweaters and Disks, Card Party, Thanksgiving Dance, Turkey Chances, Soup Sale, Selling of Christmas Wreaths, Christmas Dance, Bingo Party, Musical Card Party, Valentine Dance, Sup- per and Cake Sale, Nickelodeon Dance, Sample Fair, and Selling of Easter Ham. 4' Our class officers and pupils did their best to make each activity a success. , 4' We wish to thank the teachers, pupils, parents, and townsfolk who have kindly aided in making our year a success. 4' Even though we are leaving our high school to enter life's school we will always remember, XVork with the World and the World will work with you. 2I

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0l'l'lI'l'lel'I,CQl'l'leI'lf pI 0gl al'l'L MAY 26, 1942-8:00 P.M., E.XV.T. i'Entree March . . ....... . High School Orchestra American National Airs, Selection, Zarnecnilz . . High School Orchestra Invocation ............. The Rev. Elmer L. Leisey CLASS MOTTO: The Greater the Trials, the More Glorious the Triumphs Honor Oration, Our Heritage . . String Trio: Alita, F. H. Losey First Violin, Anna Dillman Second Violin, Russell Seigfreid Piano, Mary Raihl Honor Oration, Today,s Challenge Duet, In the Dusk, Rickard Kounzfz . Honor Oration, What Lies Ahead . Trumpet Solo: The Carnival of Venice,' Presentation of Awards and Diplomas Overture Light Cavalry, Suppe . Commencement Address . . . Alma Mater . Benediction ......... Tales from the Vienna Woods,', Strauss 20 ,GE Hol . . . Mildred Stoehrel . . . . Janet Gross Mary Raihl, Mildred Hafer . . . Anna Dillman mes . . Albert Burkman Paul H. Wfagenhurst, Supervising Principal . High School Orchestra . . . . F. Sears, F.B.I. Special Agent, Phila. . . . . . Everyone The Rev. Harvey Miller . High School Orchestra

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hekallamy Was of Oneida birth and was probably born in New York. He first appeared in Pennsylvania about 1728, living at the West Branch, below Milton. Later on, he established himself at Shamokin as the chief of all the Iroquois on the Susquehanna. His in- fluence was courted by the provincial authorities, and he attended nearly all the treaties made in his time. He was a good friend of the Moravian missionary, Zeis- berger, and of Weiser. While in Bethlehem the last time he was converted. On his Way home he became sick, and died shortly after his return. Zeisberger was his spiritual adviser in the last hours, and had him buried in a coffin. -ARTHUR RHOADS 22.