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

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Contents Administration Seniors Classes Curriculum Sports Clubs, Activities Foreword A happening is usually associated with a non-conformist or possibly a hippie move- ment. Each happening pictured and described in this book is an important part in the develop- ment of an over-all, well rounded, compre- hensive education. Each of these events has taught us a lesson in life. Some lessons have been very smallg some have been large. We have learned to Win modestly and lose grace- fully, to make friends, and to profit from our experiences in our daily classes and other little experiences that aided in the process of preparing us to face the complex world that is waiting for us. The class of '68 realizes the implications of these happening and is using them to full advantage. All these events have led to the biggest and most important happening of all--Gradua- tion. This is the culmination of all the hap- penings that have built the strong foundation for our immediate lives ahead, may they be in college, technical school, or the working force.

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Conrad Weiser High School Dedicated School Board Directs C. W. Education Conrad Weiser Area School Board lst ROW. Mr. Bruce Hoffmang Mr. William Grimesg Mrs. Edith M. Spohn, Secretaryg Mrs. Ruth Oxenreiderg Mrs. Arlene Speicherg Mr. Wilbur Gerling Mr. Elias Manbeclcg and Mr. Paul D. Heck. 2nd ROW. Mr. Russel G. Weidner, Solicitorg Mr. Walter A. Rohrbach, Supervising Principalg Mr. I. Arthur Hoffmang Mr. David H. Lockhart, Vice Presidentg Mr. Charles E. Tothero, Presidentg Mr. Robert L. Boyerg Mr. Kenneth W. Long, Treasurerg Mr. George R. Manbeck, and Mr. Charles A, Hartman. 4