Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

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The writing desk, located in Conrad Weiser's home, at which Weiser did much of his studying. 14 miniA tration During Weiser's Adminirtmlion as Indian interpreter, he visited many of the flourishing farms of the Dutch Country of Pennsylvania. Here he found order, and he saw his faith in mankind, his vision of a free people at peace, fulfilled He had dreamed time after time of a country such as this, with the industry and neighborli- ness through which the German immigrants had achieved the village, the model of society and first pattern for peaceful living. Weiser knew that through the village man could learn to understand mankind. The peace he found in his Pennsylvania German village extended to thirteen colonies, then to forty-eight states. Today we are discussing with our teachers the problem of world peace. From their desks, the teachers are trying to explain to us what conditions are needed to satisfy every individual so that all the nations of the earth will live together with peace and cooperation. The dreams of Weiser were not idle dreams and it is not idle to dream of a united neighborly world, its model found in a million Womelsdotfs. -3.

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Ezarcl of giccafion James F. Shankweiler - Superviying Principal Luther D. Weber - Trenfurer Edward S. Deck - Prexiderzt Russel G. Weidner - Counsel Raymond M. Anderson - Vice-Prefiderzt Paul L. Fisher - Member W. Earl Brennernan - Secretary Max E. Moore - Member Sh!! H0Wf1fd Bardorf, Cilfmdidfl Pauline Schwartz, Secretary .5-