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

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HDMINJISTRHTIUN AND EH ,4 Uma C0 Instruct

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,4 Uma for Dccisiau: Young people have always been faced with choices in a world which seems confusing be- cause that world is constantly changing. When faced with such decisions one must examine his own sense of values and be guided by those moral truths which never really change. For these moral and spiritual values man has consistently turned to his religious teach- ings and Writings for personal guidance. The Ten Commandments, the Sermon on the Mount, and the Golden Rule have continued through the centuries to light the way when man was faced with making the right choice in Whatever circumstances he may have found himself. at 5 , . tyty yyigzfa g 5 g yty,Q - Q Q!! You have shown mature judgement in turn- ing to the Bible for a theme to express your guiding philosophy for a successful school life amid the many alternatives and pressures which challenge a high school student today. Surely, if you have learned to live by the wis- dom of For everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven, your high school experiences will have pre- pared you well for the endeavors and vicissi- tudes of life. Sincerely, 9mmftQ.zM4,,ux Walter A . Rohrbach Supervising Principal

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To be wise in the use of time is the ulti- mate in wisdom. I would urge you to treat as more precious than gold the priceless treasure of time. Each new hour is a new opportunity for aspiration, for endeavor and for achievementg for adding something to the world's wealth and to your own substance. Time is the raw material of all human achievement. Every grain of sand in the hourglass is a part of your life that, once gone, can never be called back again. There- fore use every golden moment toward some useful purpose. Terry W. Reber High School Principal Admiuistrafars Kammeuf an Weicauis' Chem: Congratulations to the Senior Class on their sponsorship and ever improving year- book. The staff deserves particular credit for selecting an outstanding passage for its guide. Long editorials or theses could be written on this theme. Spacepermits com- ment only on a small passage-- To every- thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven . The season at hand is graduation, and so this time is spent in reflecting on the purpose which is personal development. We rejoice with you on your course so far. May we wish you well in the future, for personal development is a never ending experience. As you meet each new experience, may you never forget to give praise to the source of your guide. Lots of success and happiness. A time for you requires an education in two directions-- an increasing light upon the nature of one's choices and a stockpile of ideals to inspire still better choices Norman B. Dinger Assistant High School Principal Your school and other related institutions have provided the backdrop upon which you can use the stockpile of ideals and for selection and of endeavors secondg on habitual coupling of several ideals with action or inaction Everywhere and at all times volitional habits depend firstg on what the stockpile of ideals is which you have that label this particular moment -- A time for you -- Best wishes to class of 1967 John B. Stoltzfus Elementary Supervisor