Conrad Weiser High School - Weicon Yearbook (Robesonia, PA)

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CONRAD WEISER WELCOMES NEW PRINCIPAL Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity. - Aristotle To youth I have but three words of counsel - work, work, work, - Bis- mark What is the hardest task in the world? To think. - Emerson One ancient philosopher, one European militarist, and one American writer - each speaking in a different language, each supporting different political and social ideals, but each having a common view on your theme - Keys to Success. As you read these brief quotations, I am sure you can note the common bond - work, effort, and dedication to the responsibility each citizen must assume to preserve and expand the American way of life. There is no velvet lined road to successg not a single short path to the attainment of valuable goals. If - in your years at Conrad Weiser - you have learned - truly learned - this one great lesson, you will have earned the first Key to Success. May I wish each of you prosperity, happiness and good htmting as you leave this phase of your lives to step proudly into the future. Dr. Sidney B. Willar High School Principal Key to Success Education bears the Torch that enlightens the World fires the Imagination feeds the Flame of Genius gives wings to Dreams and might to Hands and Brains. The School is Her Workshop here She stirs Imagination stimulates Ideals forges the Keys to Oppor- tunity. She is irresistible Power - the Key to Success. Best Wishes for Happiness. John B. Stoltzfus Elementary School Supervisor Congratulations to the Seniors of 1962 Your graduation is a success in itself. Go ahead to higher learning, if at all possible. If it is impossible to go further, decide to pursue whatever career you select in a diligent way and make the greatest use possible of your high school education. Opportunity comes to the one who is prepared. May you have much success and happiness in whatever you do. Norman B. Dinger . Assistant High School Principal 6

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ACLILTY AN ADMINISTR TIC Their Keys to Success are: Organizing the school program Possessing teaching skills Helping students

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mg 2 1' ' s A S' S ' , , y , l if E wt iii? 147-s 211- , . If I .. .,, f ., 'K-, A 5 C :iiii :Z MR. THOMAS J. ALEXANDER Kutztown State College, B.S. Art Education Courses. Key to Success: College Education MR. WILLIAM B. ANTHONY Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Industrial Arts Education. Key to Success: Think before you act.' MRS. SARAH K. BEHNEY Pennsylvania State University, A.B. English, Latin. Key to Success: Keep trying MR. JOHN J. BERNOSKY Indiana State College, B.S. Business Subjects. Key to Success: Enjoy your work MR. JOHN D. BERRIMAN Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Health and physical education. Key to Success: Sportsman- ship MR. LESTER P. BREININGER, IR. Kutztown State College, B.S. Biology. Key to Success: Enthusiasm MR. LESTER F. DeLONG Kutztown State College, B.S. Mathematics. Key to Success: work hard and carefully MRS. MYRTLE B. DINSMORE Pennsylvania State University, A.B. Mathematics. Key to Success: Study hard MR. ROGER K. FEEG Albright College, B.S. World History, P.O.D. Key to Success: Be .content with what you do MR. DENNIS E. FIANT Millersville State College, B.S. Social Science. Key to Success: Know yourse1f MR. S. NICHOLAS FISTER Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Health and Physical Education. Key to Success: Practice MR. FRANK A. FRIEDMAN Kutztown State College, B.S. Social Studies, Geo- graphy. Key to Success: Listen to instructions