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

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MR. WALTER A. ROHRBACH SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL To the Seniors: It is very appropriate that a senior class of the high school bearing his name should choose as their yearbook theme Our Heritage from Conrad Weiser. Since school annuals become a part of the permanent records and the history of our school, this yearbook should serve as a reminder to future students of the grand inheritance which is theirs. When we think of our heritage, we are, in plain language, reminding ourselves about what others who have lived before us have provided for our culture and use. President George Washington when standing at the grave in what is now Weiser Park said, Posterity cannot forget his services. What is the heritage left by the illustrious Conrad Weiser that inspired these words? History tells us this great man was a judge, an Indian-interpreter, a peact-maker, a treatyinaker, and a pro- vincial agent. What qualities must a man have to be successful in such ventures? One answer would have to be PERSONAL INTEGRITY AND A REPUTATION OF FAIR DEALING WITH EVERY ONE. We will continue to live in one of the finest communities we know if every graduate of the Conrad Weiser Area High School will weave this heritage into his own life. Sincerely, 5 Walter A. Rohrbach Supervising Principal