FLASHBACK: Senior Spotlight: Keith Weaver

First published February 1975

by Rowan Carter

Some people are born leaders. They have an air of confidence surrounding them. Such is the case with Keith Weaver.

Keith's leadership ability is very evident to the class of '75 for they selected him as their Class President for three consecutive years.  Keith's leadership qualities have also leaked elsewhere. He is an Eagle Scout, and last summer he was chosen to go to Camp Neidig which was a camp designed to discover new leaders for our country in the future. Recently, Keith was one of two BASH students selected to attend the week long "Presidential Classroom for Young Americans" in Washington D.C.

In addition to all his responsibilities to the Class of '75 and to his scout troop, Keith still finds time to excel in his school work. He is a member of the National Honor Society and has been accepted at Penn State and Indiana University of Pennsylvania.  At college, Keith plans to study either wildlife conservation or law enforcement.

Finally, to prove how well-rounded an individual Keith is, he is a member of the wrestling team and the tennis team.  

Although it may seem that Keith has little spare time, he still finds enough room in his busy schedule to go hunting and trapping, and cycle riding. Keith is very fond of Boyertown High.  He likes all the opportunities it offers, and he thinks that "Boyertown is as good or better than most other schools around here." 

In conclusion, Keith is a very versatile person who has managed to "weave" all of his great qualities into a most desirable and somewhat envious life.

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