East Greenville High School - Conifer Yearbook (East Greenville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1949 volume:

Our 1949 Notebook is divided into three essential phases of school lite - people, athletics, and activities. As we turn the pages ot our Notebook, let us observe the many pleasures oi the past and cherish them in the days to come. The 1949 czomu-IER Published by the Seniors of the East Greenville High School East Greenville ' Pennsylvania THE SENIOR NOTEBOOK l CLASS OFFICERS joan Robinson, Sefrelary XX'illard Schoelkopf, Vice Pfvffidlfllf Henry Lachman, Preridefzz Dorothy Heimbach, Tremrzzrzfr' CLASS COLORS ..,,.....,,,. ...o,......,. R oyal Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER ..,..,,....,..............,.,..,......,...,........A,. Yellow Rose MOTTO ..l...wvv......... The Future Belongs to Those XWho CLASS Prepare For It SONG Music: Far Away Places Farewell East Greenville, To us you're so dear To you we will always be true, And tho' we must leave you to go on our way Remember our hearts with you stay. We'll go to the Southland, Or maybe to Maine, To East or to West we may roam But East Greenville High School will ever remain The place we shall always call home. The dearest of memories You'll hold for us all, Of games we've played under your skies, Of studies, of dances, and fun in the halls, Of dreams and ideals we'll hold high. So let us be thankful, For all we have gained, At East Greenville High School so fine, We'll weather our future in sunshine or rain We seniors of june '49. JOAN ROBINSON 3 THOMAS JR.. ALIPI' East Greenville Agriculture Avtivitivs: I+'mxtha.ll 2. 3. 4: Nast-hall 21: Nlass 'l'rt-:tsurt-r 2. All around pvrsunaluity . . . worm-n . . . Shirlr-y's his f'ax'ur- its- . . . vatrhy way ut' smiling: . . . easy tu likt- . . . many t'rit'mls ami t'u-w t-um-niit-s . . . mischit-vnus . . . Tum . . . athlt-tis: . . . short-hairc'ut . . always tm tht- gn. PAUL N. BARSHINGER Green Lane, R.D. R1 Academic .Xvtivitii-sz Studi-nt Council 4. tlrvat lmrss-man . . . mtv ni' thv llllt'iilLZ'0Ili fvlluws . . . shy . . . suppust-tlly quit-t . . . lum- strangx-r . . . dirt-ctimi ut' pur- pusv . . , luvvs to tt-ml himrss-s . . . live-s llt'?ll' tht- gr:-at mt-- trtwpulis ot' llnppt-iivillv. ROBERT W. BEAHM East Greenville General Avtivitit-s: Fnotliall lg Basket- ball Cl. Al. Flaming' rtul hair . . . tall and lanky . . . wants a priority nn slt-vp . , . swt-ll luaslu-tlxall play- vr . . . Huis . . . still lrwvs to 'Tuul ai-ouufl . . . scluml's the lvast ut' his worrivs . . , short-hairvut. smut-time-s . . . great rival nt' cliaractt-r . 'Hlvan-t'arl0 victim . JUNE C. BERGEY Perklomenvllle Academic Activitivs: tilt-tl t'luh Il: liaml -l. t'utiu . . . sw:-t-t and shy . . . amialvlt- . . . always smiling: . .. not so silt-nt with pals . . . lilu-s music . . . a. gmmri stutlvut . . . all 'round pr-rstmality . . . nict- hair cltfs . . . chic 1-lotlivs styles. PAUL J. BUCK I-'erkiomenville General That huiltll . . . unruly hluntlv hair! . . , driving: a favuritl- habit, . . . one ol' tht- l'm-riituwn guys . . . can usually ln- fuuuti with .lack . . . l!ucki1- . . . a. lmyls boy . . . always running: around . . . mis4'liivx'uus . . . usually laugliiupr at :L julie-. CARI: I'. BARDMAN Green Lane Agriculture .Xctivitivsi Ftmtlmll l. 2, fl, 4. All 'round guy . . . that build! , . . trmllmlf-sonic . . . auswt-rs t0 Jah . . . :L huntin' man . . . praukstvr . . . that hlark hair . . . gifted with athlvtic tale-nt . . . hails from Humm- and I+'ishurman's Paradise - lil'6't'l1 Lau:-, that is! JUNE R.. ZBAUMAN East Greenville Commercial Activities: Nvwspalwr At: Coni- fvi' 4. St'futiiuvntal .l'0urnt-y . . . au- swc-rs tu .lunie- . . . always nn thc- gn . . . always with Re-ta and tit-rmaiiul . . . a girl ol' many lllI!UtiS . . . rvzuls a lut . . . not su quit-t among friends . . busy XYt-'l'k-ti'lltiS. RALPH J. BENFIELD Barto, R. D. General .X hu.ntini: man . . . lit-ndit- . . . supposr-tlly quit-t . . . friend- ly . . . often sm-n in Vnllww- ski's jr-op . . . uftt-11 with Rm-siv . . . van bv sow-n travs-ling tn Klim-'s 1-vt-ry lunch. RICHARD R. BIELEB. E. Greenville, 2B.D. Agriculture Activities: Football 1. ZZ, 3, 41 liaskutbarll 3, -lp Baseball 1. 2, 3, 43 Agriculture In-asurs-r 2. -1. lival foutlrall man . . . rule smilt- . . . hip: tr-asv . . . always doing: snnwthinxr . . . many friends, few vm-rriivs . . . flashy shirts and Swt-att-rs . . . another hunts-r . . . uliivhim- . . . time nf that Agri crow . . . has a way with tho guys and gals. CI-EGG T. CASHATT Sumneytown General Course .Xclivitie-si Fouthall -li Baseball Cl, l: tilt-0 Club Ii. Short. dark, and handsome . . . tl. vutv giggle . . . smooth lint- . . . a. ladies' man . . . a man of moods . . . iuodt-st. C 0 n i f e I 1 9 4 9 ::2:r:r:r:r:::::::::r::::::::::::::::::::::::1:zz121:1:1:::1:1zzz:::l:::::::::::::1::::::31:11::::1:1:::ftfi:t1t1tft:iii HARRY F. CKRISMAN Perklomenvllle Agriculture Activities: Agriculture: Basket- ball Team 3, -l. lVomvn . . . unruly hair . . . teasing' mann:-r . . . happy-gm lucky . . . full ol' school-boy tricks . . . onv of tho class- cutts-rs to got away with it . . . that flashy rod shirt . . . litllt- gray Ford with all the trim- minlrs. RAY A. CONWAY East Greenville Agriculture 1Xl'llYlll0SI Football 2. 3. Al. Agrivulturv: llaskotball 'l't-am .l, -I. Slow to avi! . , . would likv a priority on sh-vp . . . X:-15 st-holar . . . an athlvtv . . . 1tvh . . . quit-t . . . a bakor . . . plays cards . . , plvasinprly plump. JANE M. FENSTEBMACHEB East Greenville Academic Arlivitivs: lland fl. -lg tlloo Club Il. 4: Ulass llrvsidvnl 1: Uonifvr Stall' -1: N:-wspaper -lg Play 3, -l. Lots ot' laughter . . . lwrt- and tht-rv and all ou-r . . . Shim- . . . twat . . . a way with the guys and girls . . . pt-lilo . . . amiablf- . . . talkativo . . . chic vlothvs styles . . . twirlt-r . . . gfipzgly primrlo . . . Arthur . . . good waitross. JUNE S. FOX Hereford Home Economics Aclivitivs: film- Club 2. Nico hair . . . sharp shapv . . . swovt and shy , . . all around personality . . . lovt-s boys . . . simply loathus sailor kraut . . . asset to any ath- lvlic lit-ld . . . noat vomplvxion . , . nonclialant . . . genius at 1-Ionic' Ev. RUTH ELAINE FREED Bed H111 Academic Activitivs: llaslu-tball 3, 4: Hockey -4: Nav llav llourt 3: Band 4: Glu- Club R. l: Nows- papvr 4: Conifer Staff Al. Afthlotic , . . ski-jump nosr- . . . dual romance . . . brain . . . crazy Plll-llll . . . burner of tho midnight oil . . . moody. but not for lonfs. DORIS J. CHRISTMAN East Greenville General .Xt-tivitif-sz Hocltt-y 2. Il, 45 Bas- kc-tball 2, -lg t'lwvi'l4-:ide-r Il, -tg fllvv Club 3, 4. .X roal athle-to . . . alift-c'tionato . . . cute- kid. . . dazzling: sniilv and vx't-rrf-arly lauf-Zh . . . al- ways on tho pro . . . crazy about musit- and the- outdoors . . . hoary ww-k-e-nds . . . friendly . . . me-mbvr of thi- Hip: Six . . . at homo in front of thu- blt-achw-rs. at football mum-s. PAULINE B. ESCKBACH Powder Valley General Activitit-sz tilt-o Ulub 2, 3, 4. Song' bird . . . al'f4-ctionalo . . . slightly on tha- short sido . . . lDax'id's gal . , . lwautiful 4-yi-s and a. winning smile- . .. unruly blondo curls . . . always busy . . . that th-rma.nl PAYE S. PLEEMAN East Greenville Commercial Natural blondo hair . . . not so silt-nt among friends . . . 1 l4-t-- man . . . cluvt-r volor vlioit-vs . . . outside intcrr-sts . . . slow motion . . . slim and sp:-m-dy . . . limnorous . . . with .Ia.no . . . dctests gym classr-s. BETTY M. IEREED Bed. Kill Commercial .Xctivitit-sz Vim- Pre-sirln-nt of Plass 21f'ollif4'I' Staff -lg Hoclu-y 4: liaskt-tball 1. 2, Il, 4. Victim of fourth pm-riod liungvr . . . athlx-tw . . . boy crazy . . . Uashatt Schwoya-ri' Uasliatt? Uh, What's thu uso . . . a mom- bvr of thc- Rip: Six in 4-low-nth grade . . . always on the pro . . . a vutir- full of' charms. PAULINE SERIES Perkiomenville Commercial Activiti:-sz l'lay 3: Uonifvr ll. lint- ol' tho l't-rk-town crowd... mind of hf-r own . . . Polly . . . outwardly quinl . . . crazy about the- out-doors . . . nood- naturvd . . . c'ham.:im.: moods . . . unassuming: air. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A C O n i 1 e I 1 9 4 9 BARBARA I. FRUTCHEY East Greenville .Academic Ac-tivitit-sz tllw- Ulub Il, -lg urclu-strzi 2, Il: l'uuit'1-r -t. tlivu- mu my bouts :md sadrllt- . . . Hubs . . . with Wilmer . . . crazy about music tclats- sim-nlj . . . busy und hvuyy- wi-a-kt-mls . . . rt-:ids at lut . . . l't-s1'l'Vt'tl . . . willimr to grub . . . :tt 1-asv in jodphurs , . . oftt-ii found :tt si. Illillltb. JEAN GEIBY Hereford Home Economics Activities: I,l't'51l4lt'lll ut' l4'.H..X, lg tllvt- Ulub 2. Windblown hnir . . . :u'.'t-nt tm priwitt- iutvrt-sts . . . dumt-stic . . . me-n . , . those- I+Iny.flisli vlzissn-s . . . lu-:tt wnrdrolu- . . . not so silt'-nt, llllltlllff elusi- frif-nds . . . moody smut-timt-s, but not fm' lnmx. LEROY L. GRUBB Sumneytown General .tt-tivitivs: t'l:iss Play l: Russ-- bzill Il, -l. Artist dt- luxe- . . . clown of tht- vlziss . . . :Ire-:tt tzlllu-r . . . tirst vluss bacht-lor . . . at hunting.: mutt . . . gn-:it dt-al of 1-li:tl':1t'tt-r . . . with lie-1-six-, lit-mliv :ind Namco. ARTHUR L. IIARPEL Red. Hill Academic Avtivltivs: t'l:tss 'l'l'tX1lSlll't'l' li t'l:iss Play 2, '11 1'unil't-r -IC lluslu-tbztll l. 2. Il, -I. Crm br- found with tht- Clit-yy . . . innm-1-nt look . . . curly ln-:ld , . . nt-vt-r uuitt- grew up . . . t'zu'm'it1- subject: .lzmv , . . I lllli ll. n. basketball plnye-r . . . Navy- DOROTHY J. HEIMBACH East Greenville Commercial .Kc-tivitit-sz Many Day Court Il: Hand il. -lg thi-vln-stm l. 2, ll. -tg flli-v Club 2, Il, -l: Ulass Trmis- uri- -l: Ne-wspupt-1' -l: t'0nil't-r -1, timing: nut of ht-r way for nth- vrs . . . ambitious student . . , pr:u'tic'al and llklllfllll . . . rt-- sponsiblv . . . since-ru . . . sym- Dzitlwtiv . . . pt-rs:-vc-rim: . . . prraciuus courtesy . . lf'i't-vlilt-s . DONALD H. GERY East Greenville Agriculture .lvtivitis-st Ftmtlmll 2, 3: Agri- vulture-: Iiaslci-tb:tll 'l'1-mu Il. XX'ith Willard . . . ot't4-n latti- . . . friendly fruy . . . low-s tu tt-asv .Is-:ui . . . ln-rm-, tln-rv :tml 4'Vt'l'XVN'hi'l'0 . . . always busy d0im.:notl1inf:. . . likt-s to play tricks on Ollie-rs . . . tlvry . ELIZABETH M. GRATEB Green Lane, R.D. Academic Avtivitit-sz Nt-wspzipf-r -lg Coni- fti 4 tlutsidt- intl-rt-sts , . . Hub , , , shy . . . :tl't't-ctinmi,ts- . . . always un tht- mv . . . ln-:ivy wt-e-li-t-lids . . . mud:-st and mild . . . brown:-ttv vurls . . . lmppy-g-m lucky . . , rztlm, uuul. :ind cul- lt-Cla-d. WILLIAM G. HAGENBUCH East Greenville General .Xctivitif-si Frmtluill 2. XVh:1t at car! . . . with Stoudtie- . . . lots ot' full . . . usually driving: his nc-w t'lu-yy . . . can bt- sw-n ut, .le-an-t':irlo's yt-ry nftf-ii . . . lilu-s to run aruund . . . hails from that big town ut' Krauss- dztlv . . . fast tztlkt-r . . . Hsu:- o.-y's tht- llumt-. BETA E. HARTZELL Red H111 Commercial Activities: Ulm- t'lub 1, 2: Play 25: Nt-wspzlps-1' -t. Easy to like . . . t'ull of fun . . . supposedly quiet . . . cute kid . . . an 1-vt-rrf-ady laupfh . . . lmnlcwurm . . . natural blundt- . . . ne-at . . . giprgly gigprlt-. KATHRYN A. HENDRICKS Green Lane General Act i vit it-s: Rand Il, -l: Hnckcry Z, Sl, -1: tlruht-str:i 3. -l: Asst. lkztskotlmll Mgr. Il: llzislu-tbztll lVIanag't-r -4: Softball l, Cl, -tg Play 4: t'unift-r -l. A rc-al zxthle-tv . . . dumrnrc-vs . . . sore-wy rvmnrks . . . l'Hlll- bunvtious . . . picture uf' he-alth . . . always tiuds lift- 1-xt-iting . . . nau1,:hty but niet- Kitty . . . sports 1-nthusizist . . . rbut- tt-r box. C O n e 1, 1 9 4 9 3535232353E535355353233EEEE533E35533Sfigigigigigigig3535555325333gsgigigigigggigfif1:22:12:f:f11:f:1:f:2:2:2:3:5:5:2 WILLIAM I'. HILLEGASS Bed H111 Academic Avtivitios: Rand 3, -l: Glock t'luh 3. 4: Play 2: Orchestra il, -l. Man of ft-w words . . . i'osoi'vvm1 manner . . . plays a growl clari- nvt, . . . studious . . . dri i humor l . . . St-rious wnrkvi' . . . pzitit-nt. NANCY J. KEBN Ealt Greneville Academic At-tivitius: Glu- Club 3: t'ln-vr- lt-udvr Il, 4: Play Sl, -ig llockt-y 2. Il, 4: Basin-th:1ll 3. -l. Lots of lauirlitvr . . . t-liatte-1'lmx . . . in tlwrrf' on thc- now:-st jivv . . . an unt'org0tt:tlslt- :addi- tion to lockor room galwft-sts . . . sports enthusiast . . . sparkling' about ovorytliim: . . . vutv kid . . . rmnhluwtiolis . . . Km-rn . ALLEN B. ,KOLB East Greenville General Activitim-SZ Football 1. 2, il, -1: Buskothall 23: Rasolmll Zi, st: Stmro Mamuroi' Il. 4. Kolhio . . . woxiknt-ss for hot dogs and .Ioan - . . vlisaiippt-zxlilv moods . . . can he sa-rious. but it's no habit . . . athli-tic . . . operates ai. Dodge- taxi . . . dim- ples . , . iiivcliuiiivally im-lint-d. HENRY J. LACHIMAN East Greenville Academic Activities: Class l'l'4-sitla-nl Il, -l: Football BIZIIIZIIIUF 2. Il: Play -l: Uonifvr 4: Nvwspapwi- Cl, tl: tllvt- 5'lu,b Il, 4: Band l, 2: Urcln-stm NVom0n . . . wavy hair . . . dashing: and romantic , . . liurd workvr . . . tt-inpor . . . Willys Knight . . . Slldd1'llSPt'HS of wit . . . jittvr buggin' Imch . . . HIT-Z'llt'S the cars off anyonv . . . swvll follow . . , vocalist . . . still lovos to fool :iround ... moody sonu-tim--s. but not for long. WILLAED A. LONG East Greenville Agriculture Activities: Airricullurv: liuskvt- ball 3, 4. Mntorc-yt-lv vnthusiust . . . happy-go-lucky . . . hmw and tlifirv . . . slow motion . . . sup- posodly quit-t . . . undvrstancl- ini: . . . nt-at . . . full of' fun . . . wonderful in-rsonaility. DWIGHT P. JONES Green Lane, B.D. Academic Activities: Footlmll 24, 4: Busc- hall 52, 4. Supposi-dly quit-t . . . lwrpt-tual lizuid-inrpoclu-t shul't'lt- . . . full of school boy trivks . . . lhrivvs on :irprunu-nts . . . rw-st-rvr-rl . . . curly livatl . . . :I man with his own itll.-as. GERMAINE J. KOCH Bed E111 Commercial At-tivitivs: Play 2: Nw-wspapvr Typist 4: Glu- Club. Quit-t thlicki-yi . . . soft voivt-d . . . dome-stiv . . . sta-ady . . . :L close- st-cond to Rein Hartzoll . . . sorious worker , . . little- lilzivk Ford . . . incl:-pt-nrlc-nt. . . pmctivzil and putiont. EDMTUND K. KUHNS East Greenville Academic .kc-tivitit-s: Band I, 2, ll, 4: Or- Qht-stra l. 2, Il, -t: film: Club 3, sl: liaslwtlmll 2, Il, 4: t'onil'c-r 4. Tall and lanky . . . ont- ot' our lvooining lnssa-s . . . big boy . . . inumhlo-ilis . . . supposedly quit-t . . . unlimitvil e-onv+-rsn- tion . . . tirst c-hair clarini-t lllllll . , . Ulm. that Hzartinzui inoirl. ELLA MAE LONG Green Lane Home Economics Modvst and mild . . . tiny voico . . . not so silt-nt among: vlost- t'i'it-ncls . . . :1 in-nius ut Home Ec .... sonn-wlmt 1-oiisviwsitivv . . . outwardly quivl . . . uml4-r- standing' . . . Lillie Mm- . JOHN H. MILLER. East Greenville General .Xvtivitivsz Iinml l, 2, Il, 4. Alakvs noise- with tht- buss drum . . . school lc-:ist ot' his worrios . . . some-tinir-s cnllvtl .l:u'k . . . Mr, Hvhr's t'rii-nd . . . music' 1-nthusiust . . . :il- wnys runninix around . . . mis- c-hir-vous . . . an over-rvmly lztuirh . . . ont- of ilu- balm-r boys. Conifer 1949 RAYMOND NACE Perkiomenville, R.D. General Quivt typz- . . . easy to ge-t alum: with . . . uni-mutiunal. . . croulu-d smilt-, vt-ry srlcluni st-un , . . futuri- plans, uh boy . . . thiisv l'.A.lJ. t-lass:-s . . . vvry bashful . . . a liuntin' man. ABLENI: S. OELSCHLAGER Salford General .Xvtiyitit-sz t'lass l'lay Zig tllvc Club II, Il. Slow and 1-asy . . . nunvlialant . . . tilt-tn . . . cowboys in a Vlivvy . . . likvs tu knit, . . . skillful artist . ., futurt- lmusv- wifi-. ANTHONY T. POLKOWSKI Bally Academic .X.c'tiyitit-si Nast-ball 15, Il: Ras- lu-tball .I.Y. I1 l'lllllf'4'l' -1. In-up vuicv . . . that laugh gots 'vm . . . 'l'nny pri-t't-rs rvtl- hvatls . . . burns up they road in a. ji-4-p . . . not tim studiuus. RICHARD W. REED Perklomenville Agriculture 'Fall aiitl lanky . . . Dirk . . . way with tlit- vvnins-ii . . . um- ut' tlitt sharp agri playf-rs . . . lovt-s to drivt- . . . wavy hair . . . aniblini.: along' . . . handy with tools . . . mischif-vous. VALL G. REESE Perkiomenville, R.ID. No. 1 General Hard on tt-lm-plmnv pole-s . . . dry wit . . . spurty cloths-s . . . juiiim' miss . . . frvrklvs . . . slipxhtly un tho short sidr . . . lie-t-sie . . . hv'll bt- a wow if ht- 4-vor grows up. EDITH M. NUNAN Green Lane, 2R..D. Commercial AcLiy'itivs: Hockey Ass't. Man- age-r 33 Hockt-y Manager -tg t'niiit'm' -1. Friendly . . . full ut' fun . , . ultra-smart vlotlit-s . . . calm, 1-tml, anti rulloctt-fl . . . accvs- surics for on-ry custumu . . . tall. lanquitl. and aluuf . . . many frivnds and ft-w 1-in-niit-s . . . auburn curls . . . vasy to like . . . big iiiartmn tlltlsiiiuhilt- . . . Suu. LEON S. PENNE PACKER East Greenville General ,Xt-tivitie-sz Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 25, IS, -lg Glue Club -, Q. Tall and lanky Pa,-nny . . . always t'uoli,i1ir task Stuudtim-J . . . flashy clutlitfs . . . victim uf fourth period liungt-r . . . burns up tht: court. . . . dis- rupti-r ut' that library . . . th-vp yuicm- . . . wants a priority un slt-vp. JACK M. REED Perkiomenville Commercial Uutwardly quit-t . . . willing.: to work . . . burns up thi- rnatl with niuturcyclt- . . . nia.n oi' fc-w words . . . always with l'aul Huck . . . Oftt-n late- t'nr si-liuul . . . still a kill at he-art. SHIRLEY M. REED Red. H111 General At-tivitivs: Baskl-tball 1, 2, Il. -tg Class Play 2. fl, 4: Studc-nt Council St-rrotary 4: Nrwspa- pt-r Zi, 4: Editor Pint- Trl-1-3 Clip- pings -tg Conifer -t. A blond with brains . . . chic clothes style . . . easy to like . . . tall, languid. and alout' . . . willuwy . . . 'l'illi4- . . . tits in eve-ry lilavt- . . . swf-ati-r girl . . . always worrying about he-r bland trvssvs coming un- curled. GRACE C. RICHARD Bed Hill General Artivitivs: tilt-v Club 3, 4: Class Play -tg Student Council -i. XVitty. . . bossy . , . piano . . . fund of classirs . . . c-nvrgy plus . . . Lutlwrau Luaixuu . . . a good argue-r . . . with limi Hill gang . . . Ricliard's . C O n i f e r 1 9 4 9 2523233355232525252323232525252323333525232323EgigE5232EEQZEEEZEEEEEEEEEEE??E?S3E5E3E3?5E3E3E3E5E3E3?5E3E3E5E?253325? JOAN E. ROBINSON Sarto, E.D. 1 General fkctivitinsz Band 2. 3. 1:4 .Play .l, lg Ne-wspapt-r .l. 43 tonitvr 43 tllot- Ulub 2, 33 Class Secretary 2, 3. 4: May Day Court 3. Majorottv . . . twinkling blue vyos . . . Allen . . . pilvs ul' hrat-clots , . . at the whom-l , . . Ipana. smilt- . . . photogvnic . . . l'l'l'll0llll!l'l' hor IN'lllllHl lShlIl. RUTH L. SAYLOR Barts, R.D. 1 Home Economic Quiet . . . hidden humor . . . 1-In-wim: gum . . . wt-ars glasses wccusiunally . . . always willing' tu holp . . . not so silt-nt anmni: viust- l'rii-mls . . . usually with a vorlain fellow. J. WILLABD SCHOELKOPI' Green Lane, R.D. Academic Activitit-S: Football 2. Il, ll: Play Il, 4: Vim- Prvsidt-nt AI: Sluilont, Ununcil l, 23 News- Daiwr 42 l'm1ifi-1' -l. Hard on nails . . . always sc-1-nis in ilml a. girl soim-plavo . . . windy . . . tickle . . . 10 dclock Scholar . . . Short hair . . . amlmitinus . . . lures a gnml ar- g'univnt . . . 1.-:rt-at talker. THOMAS H. SHEWELL Green Lane Agriculture Found at liill's place . . . lady killt-r . . . liappy-go-lucky . . . si-hool tho lm-ast ui' his worrit-:4 ...watt-li that target . .. travels with Hardman. Scliuvl- lmpf, and Alift' . . . swvatvr ap- peal . . . last ot' a lint- nt' hrotlu-rs. STANFORD C. SIMON Green Lane, R. D. Agriculture Avtivitivs: Fmitlmll fl. Hfliillll'-K0-liickg' . . . I'ri4-ndly with eve-ryoiio . . . lk-psntlm-lit snulv . . . sq-vs humor in anv- thina' .vvvxi his own troubles srlmollllw least of his worries . . . with Parks . . . Slllll1'. DONALD B. BOTH East Greenville General Activities: lfmwtlmll l, 2, Il. 4: l'lav Cl: Basin-lhall Timm- Km-pm' Ii: f'0nifvr 4. Rig hoy . . . imiiiilsivv . . . that walk, amliling duwn tlu- hall . .. tall ami lanky . . . a hunting: man . . . in-rsislvnt . . . gun- ning is tht- suhjt-ct. RALPH M. SHELLY East Greenville, B. D. 1 Agriculture Aa-tivitit-S: l-'outhall 2, 4: Basil- hall lllanagi-r 2, Zi: Ag'ricultui'v In-pt. Vim- l'r1-s. ii, lu-pt. Pres. 4. lK'illing wurkn-r . . . :1 ri-al sm-nsu of duty . . . easy going: . . . llashinpr red hair . . . Clarity of thouglil, flirt-4-lm-Ss nf purpnsv . . . linzu . . . qui:-l . . . i-xvcutivv typo. ROBERT C. SCHWOYEB Pennsburg, B.D. Agriculture ,Xrlivitin-S: Ss-t'rvtary uf Agri- cullurs- IM-pt. fl. ig Football 2. Il. -ly lla:-iki-tliall 2, 3, 4: Bastr- lnall 2, Sl. vi. lYuma-n . . . dry wit . . . sup- posedly quiet . . . touirh, but nh so gvnlls- . . .a typical I'c-nn- Sylvania Dutchman . . . found with llii-li-r . . . Roh found in llc-ml llill . . . football bark. DANIEL F. SIGLIN Chapel Agriculture Low-S tn iight . . . devilish ex- pression . . . pi-rpt-tual grin , .. spi-nds a Int ut' time at Torn- Agen . . . sinnotli dancer . . . talkativv . . . gimcl .loc . . . likf-s to rt-all multi hooks . . . class lmnnt-wr, JANE K. SMITH East Greenville General Dance-S :L lot . . . jitll-rhulr . . . slow mutinn . . . ms-n . . . will- ing: to liste-n lu gussip . . . Gain-l's ri-stauranl , . . diets-sts physical ullucation class . . . al- ways lauixhs at a joke. Conifer' 1949 GLORIA M. STAJHL East Greenville Academic Activities: Glec Club 2: News- paper 45 Play 3. 'Fall and willowy . . . lots of fun . . . usually with Pauline . . . not so silent among close friends . . . pretty good stu- dent . . . always worrying about tests . . . dependable. GLORIA T. STEPHENS Red. I-Iill General Activities: Glee Club 3, 43 Play 2. Known as Shorty . . . sudden spells of wit . . . brown eyes . . . works seriously . . . plans to be a beautician . . . always with Oleo . . . always busy. WILLABD R. STOUDT East Greenville General Activities: Football 35 Baseball Ii, 4. Happy-go-lucky .... I lot too studious . . . full of' wisecracks . . . school's the least of his worries . . . always xmitatin' . . . knows something about nothing . . . bushy eyebrows . . . sees humor in anything' . . . screwiest in class . . . short boy tbut so was Napoleon.J RICHARD C. WOLF Pennsburg, R. D. Academic Activities: Vice President of Class 3: Class Play 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 2: Vice President of Student Council 3: President of Student Council 4. Busyman . . . dependable . . . discussing Lutheran League with Ruth Elaine . . . small . .. always neat . . . eyes a certain girl . . . a future minister . . . keen German student . . . an all-round guy. MARY LOU ZWOYER East Greenville Commercial Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Basketball Ll, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Play 3, 49 Conifer tl. Easy going' Louie . . . brown eyes and slick eyebrows . . . athletic, tall. and attractive . . . swinging down the hall . . . sudden spells of wit . . . well dressed and conservative . . . crazy in spurts . . . vivacious. MARILYN E. STAUFFER East Greenville General Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, IZ. 4: May Day Court 3: Conifer 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Band 3: Class Secretary 1: Softball 1. Stuff . . . Temple enthusiast . . . chic clothes styles . . . super friendly with everyone . . . understanding . . . giggle . . . crazy about music . . . reads a lot . . . willing to gab . . . amiable. LEBOY E. STEVENS Pennsbnrg, R. D. Academic Activities: Student Council Treasurer 4: Vice President ot' Class 2: President of Class 2: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Class Play Il, 4. Tall . . . hlond hair . . . glasses . . . girls . . . thrives on argu- ments . . . devilish expression . . . regular guy . . . blushes. WILLIAM LEE WEIKEL East Greenville Agriculture Activities: Agriculture: Basket- ball 3. Innocent look . . . calm and slow . . . salty humor . . . not too studious . . . sleepy actions . . . Disney disciple . . . prefers blondes. I-IERMAN F. YUENGLING Perklomenville, 3.11. General Activities: Football 3, 45 Class President 3. New student . . . boy scout . . . big smile . . . silent . . . scho- lastically disinterested . .. product of Philadelphia. . . . short haircut . . . deep voice . . . wood chopper. C O n If e 1. 1 9 4 9 E1213131S5S3T5?3?3?3?3i5EEEE3E323255E3?5E5E3353g3g2g2g3g2g5gagigsgsgigggigigi5552323552323352523233252525252323252523 CLASS HISTORY Our class began with a group of scampering, young tots, way back in 1937. However, due to a short memory, we will lose ourselves until 1945. FRESHMAN 1945 was an important year for our class. We were now Freshman and well on our way to becoming seniors. Our first class election showed Jane Fenstermacher as class president. Of course, we were all anxious for our first class gathering, the customary Freshman Party. Ours was held on Decem- ber 7 in the building of the local Teen-Age-Center. It seemed our class was just getting acquainted when-bang! We left school for three months of summer vacation. S O P H O M O R E S A Upon returning to school we found we were now referred to as Sophomores. With the boost in our class spirit after bearing that name, it seemed that the members of our class were growing up into young men and women. This year Leroy Stevens, a young lad from Finland, Penna., was class president. Near the end of this year, an elec- tion was held throughout the school for a vice-president of Student Council. Richard Wolf, a small but understanding boy in our class, was elected to help lead the student government. JUNIORS Our junior year was of course the most important. The junior Play, entitled A Case of Springtime, proved quite a success, and was very well accepted by the audience. The junior Prom, held on january 31, 1948, was the first prom ever to be held in the now-completed gymnasium of our new building. Music was furnished by Hal Haley and his orchestra. Everyone remarked that it was one of the most wonderful dances they had ever attended. The class elected Henry Lachman as president. This was the first of his two terms. S E N I O R S At last came the year we had been looking forward to for the last eleven years. We were now seniors. In the early part of the year, the class showed its power of leadership in setting up a dismissal system that kept order in the halls. For this deed, the seniors were given the privilege of seniority in the cafeteria and evening dismissals. The Senior Play, And Came the Spring, given on December 2 and 3, was presented to a capacity audience and was favorably received on both performances. The Senior Prom held in the middle of May proved to be the most outstanding event in the history of the class of '49. Henry Lachman was re-elected as class president and Richard Wolf was advanced to President of Student Council. Betty Grater was chosen as Editor-in-Chief of our yearbook. The Conifer of 1949 will always hold a priority spot in the hearts and minds of those concerned. HENRY LACHMAN Preridenl, Class of 1949 - fi C o n if e r 1 9 4 9 WHO'S WHO PRETTIEST ..,....... WITTIEST ....,........ BRIGHTEST .......,,.... POLITEST ,,,....., .........,.... WORST GRUMBLER WORST MUMBLER ..,...... SHYEST ...,..,...............w..........,. SPRYEST ...........,...,, SWEETEST ..,..... .. NEATEST .,....,.. ............joan Robinson Willard Schoelkopf ,,....,.,,..Ruth Elaine Freed ........,.Dorothy Heimbach ...........,.Robert Beahm ..........Donald Roth .....,.....Raymond Nace ,,,.........Nancy Kern ......w....Shirley Reed ....,......joan Robinson SUNNIEST ...... ..... .,.,.,.,...... B e tty Freed ........ .wwvv,,,,,, L efgy Grubb ...,...........,.............. ,A,,,A,,,,,.,,,,, N army Kgfn MILDEST .--,,-,,.........,.,................ ....,.......,.. R aymond Nace HARDEST WORKER .....,.,.,., ............. R uth Elaine Freed HARDEST SHIRKER ......,,..,. ,,.,,,,.......... R obert Beahm BUSIEST .,.,.............. ..........,.... ......w... MOODIEST .......... DUDIEST .,....... HAPPIEST ,............ SCRAPPIEST ..........,. DEAREST ....,.....,....,......... MOST STYLISH ...,,..,. MOST SMILISH ......... SLEEPIEST , .............., . WEEPIEST .....,.,...,,,.,., BEST GIGGLER .,..,..,.... BEST WRIGGLER ...... TIREDEST ...,.....,............ ADMIREDEST ........l.,. BEST SINGER .......... BEST SWINGER .4..,.,.. .Dorothy Heimbach ......,...Arlene Oelschlager ...............,..Leroy Stevens .......,....Nancy Kern ......,..,.....Dona1d Roth ...........joan Robinson .....,.....joan Robinson ..,.....,..joan Robinson Conway .Arlene Oelschlager ,..........,.,.,Nancy Kern ...,......,NanCy Kern .,..............Ray Conway ,..,,......Joan Robinson ..,,i,Pauline Eschbach .........Henry Lachman Conlier 1949 3 Q-' V: .. - la ...,,. :S av :Hal 413, 'W Q .hy GLY 5 www -.H WS Q wi yt 1 ' aff'- Aw l lv S 325-3 1 'QESA i x ,ig V 2YAi+ Q .F ' if ie. I X5 iw V' 3 if X-M '45 if Q , . .fi MQ 6' ' ,N--1-1 xp ' is I 42523 ll , ' ,nfl . A A .,,,Mw. .... W, . I. 42 4, ww 5 f , Firwf Rwu'--B. Muycr, M. Moyer. D. Iukuby. S. Snyder. B. -Iakolwy, C. Pfrummur, VI. Clulmtt, M lmbmly. B. Funk. Sewzld Rau'-V N. Kurtz. I. Bcilcr. N. Edge. M. Rumnski. N. Hassan, M. AI. Hillcgues. H. Ifirw. H Pfrummcr, N. Sclmntz, I., Engle. 'I'l1ir'd leIlll'f M. Gn1l'vcr, B. Stahl. Ii. Geisler, I.. Schwcnk. I.. Quiglcy, DI. Buck, M, liauulmun. H Kricbcl, M. Rotl1c11I'w.-rgcr. lffmrlh Ruiz' fF. Rutllclllwwgcr. B. Bucks, N. Bcnm-cuff, B. Huff, P. 'I'mlIingcr, F, Frcul. f'lr'1l RUM'---C.. B Miller. D. Moll. S4,'L'f1llal Rall' WH. Rcimgm. CLASS OF 1950 uncnI1crgc1', .I. Grivr, R. Burmlt, R. XX'clcl1, R. Gcry, R. Snlmnty. A. DL-I.m1g. U Stnuffcr. R. Ngcds. H. Smythc, M. Scibvr, D. Simmons, R. linux. C. Pmldllffv. M 'l'fJird lZflll '7D. Grculich. K. Keyser, VI. Ska-pton, C. Grubb, R. Grculirh, AI, Kumk. Ii. Nano. ,:fllH'fl7 Rfl!!'fD. Grubb, Hnllmgm, C. Bittcnbcmlvr, D. Gurmvsky, lfifllw Rfm'-H. Stnuffcr. F. Trcffingcr. R. Ziegler, P. XXfrunoski. Conifer 1949 26 Fir-,rl Ruzwgleft to right-G. wllllt. D. Deal, B. Reinmn, F. Sehuntz, D. Fritz. S. Kline, C. Miller. M. Sehoenly. Scmud Rau'--j. Trexler, R. Barmlt. J. Tucker. N. Kimble. V. Riehartl, B. Kershner. -I. Moll. P. Sehiery. Third Rau'-j. Sowiel, M. Schwoyer. J. Heimhneli, P. Laiyser, Slienherger. gl. Phillips, P. Snyder, S. Vifronowski. Fulzrfla Rnu'-P. Shewell, C. Fries. J. Kline, I.. liuekinglunn, J. Sell ul. Straub, B. Rutlienheiyer. CLASS OF 1951 Firxf Rau'-left to right-R. Yoder. R. Leister. NW. M2lfL'RS, H. Otto, L. Wfolf. R. Krause, Kulp. D. Cleaver, P. Ruhf. S. Schott. Secuua' Ruiz'-C. Rlioatls, XV. Kreirler, E. Reiter, XV. Shelly, R. Stulmnus, R. lS.1sely, XX'. Snyder, R. Steinman, C. Schell, G. Oplinger. Tfiird Rau -N. Mlrlcs. tl. Rauch. R. Rothenherger. l.. Angstnelt, R. lirinkmim. H. Shuhler, R. bhipe. C. Trollinger. K. Buck. Fuurlb Rl11l'+C. King, E. Albitz. R. Swenk. P. Menlvetz. R. Hillegass, K. Miller, R. Kressly. Fifib Rau'-H. Albitz, G. Ymler, XV. Hamm, R. Frank, NX'. Slnnuker, P. Hzirelinixn. Bliinekenbiller. Sixlb Rau'-R. Godshull, M. Duka, R. Stnnebaek. A. Curl, P. Benner. D. Sehunty. H. Heil. 2512135232EEIEIEIEEEEEQEEEE233333552333525232253252333232EEIEIEIZIEIEIEIEIE1i1EIEIEI33S525S5S5S5E3 C O n e I 1 9 4 9 l . lib-.fl Rau'-M. Krause. A. Hagenbuch, P. Hunsberger, M. Stauffcr, F. Nunan, A. DeLong, E. Brend- lingcr, J. Marks, E. Getz. Sfflllld Rau'-P. J. Hillegass, M. Krauss, S. Cashatt, C. Gilbert, P. Hillegass, M. Schcrtul. P. Propst, S. Nunan. Third Rvu'-P. Souder, G. Prussack, P. Benner, H. Nestler, J. Hayes, G. Benner. S. Nara, S. Geigcr. lfnurlb Rau'-M. Simmons, G. Schwenk, N. Swenk, J. Lerchcnmiller, A. Gchman, J. Bartman, S. Godsllall. CLASS OF 1952 Fm: Rau'-O. Derr, R. Ensminger, H. Moyer, R. Brey, P. Stycr, C. Ackerman, R. Spaar, J. Linsin- lwigler, J. Hassen, R. Rotcnlwerger, C. Slonaker, E. Hawkrider. Semnd Rau'-D. Grclirh, G. Heimbach, R. Bittenbender, C. Shellhammer, D. Hcidlcr, R. Gary, R. Hardman. E. Garis, G. Kulp, R. Kolb, C. Hallman, R. Henry. Third Rau'-F. Cressman, C. Hunsberger, C. Fox, F. Farrel, A. Hillegass, R. Sell, C. Emclc. L. Ncetz, R. Wallt, W. Bieler, D. Frank. Fuurlb Rau'-R. Long, E. Stauffcr, G. XX'adsworth, W. Moyer, C. Dctwilcr. L. Bcrnhart, F. Skcplon. Fiflh Ruu'fH. Snyder, K. Einsele, R. Gcissinger, B. Thomas, C. Marks, M. Bcrgcy, A. Hardman, N. Gropncr. l ls sa C O n If e r 1 9 4 9 52325253531512131232323232323532323232325232335E523533QEEEQZQEEEEEEEIEEI23233235233323232335332535 , 1 I i X . XXX NOTES ON ATHLETICS Healthy bodies develop alert minds. Notes on Athletics reveal varied sports, open to students at all times of the year, offering them an excellent opportunity to keep the body physically fit. X yr l fb xxx' nf' 29 , f M-Q Conifer 1949 Hffff FW FF TEAC CC CS if T616 V 1- .X il.. l. ll... Firif Rau'-C. Cashatt, R. Conway. S. Simon. A, Kolb, L. Pennepacker. T. Aliff, C. Bardman, VC . Schoelkopf. R. Schwoyer. R. Bieler. 5.4-md Rua'-Mr. Guldin, Assistant Coach: R. Shelly, D. Siglin, M. Duka. R. lic-ahm. P. liarclman, R. Ziegler, R. Stonc-hack. A. DeLong, Mr. Pritchard. Coach. 1 'l'l1ird Rim'-R. Parks. R, Schwenk, D. jones. J. Hallman. C. King. R. Frank, R. Greulich. F. Trefflinger. G. Op plinger, Manager. Fnnrlb Run'-C. Bieler, Manager: R. Kolb, C. Downing, K. Miller. H. Yuengling. C. Marks, VU. Hieler, A. Hardman, R. Ensminger, R. Kressley. Manager. THE GRIDIRON SEASON The Yellowjackets have had a very successful season. They had a recordahreaking string of eight con- secutive victories, and ended the season with nine victories against one defeat. This immortal team also took the Montco League championship from Royersford. It was the first championship at E.G.H.S. since 1939. and also the last Montco League trophy, because next year, the team will be in the Inter-County League. Mr. Pritchard said the teanis line record was due mainly to the boys' experience. Most ol' the varsity eleven are seniors and next year's team will be handicapped by the loss of these seasoned players. E.G.H.S. ll.G.H.S. Quakertown ...., ...., .... .,..... 6 1 2 Wfest Pottsgrove , 0 40 XX'yomissing ..........,........... ....... 6 20 Pennsburg .. .. ,.... . ,, . 6 34 Collegeville-Trappe .,.. ....... C 3 45 Royersford ...... ..,... 6 19 Schwenksville .....,............. ,...... 1 5 46 Emmaus .... . ,.,. 20 0 North Coventry ...... . ...... O 50 Boyertown 0 7 Firzrl Rnu'+D. Pritchard. Assistant Coachg R. Bieler, A. Harpel, E. Kuhns. L. Pennepacker, R. Beahm, R. Stoneback, R. Schwoyer, VU. Guldin, Coach. Semnd Rau'-R. Basely, Managerg R. Schwenk, K. Miller, R. Ziegler, G. Oplinger, A. Mark, Managerg R. Steinman. THE HARDWOOD SEASON Witli five lettermen returning the East Greenville High Basketball team had an in and out season, win ning seven out of nineteen games. In league competition the Yellowjackets won four games, losing six In non-league competition the Yellowjackets won three games losing six. The results are as follows: EG. opp. EG opp 34 Dec. XWliitpain Away 17 40 Feb. Collegeville-Trappe Away 60 65 Dui xwhitpnin Home 53 44 Feb. Schwenlcsville Home 26 36 Dui' Alumni Home 41 40 Feb. Royersforcl Away 68 4 1 . XX' P 3 X A a -il 7 'i In ut ogttsgmw W ly 32 Feb. Coopersburg Away 42 19 jan. Collegeville-Trappe Home 32 F h P b 4 45 jun. Schwenksville Away 45 37 E A mms urg Home 3 34 Jam. Royerst-Ord Home 44 45 Feb. Boyertown Home 5 1 49 Jan. pcnnsburg Away 33 23 Mar. Boyertown Away 44 49 jan Coopersburg Home 56 54 Mm' Mofgimmwn AWHY 46 38 jan. W'est Pottsgrove Home 44 41 Mar Spring City Away 68 C O n i f e r 1 9 4 9 Q: 3:3131-1:1::E12::::--3:3::1:1:::::::1:1:::::::'-f-'31:::::::i:1:'3:3::::::1:1:13:3232733231:' ':1::::-21:3 32 Kneeling-R. Steinman, Assistant Managerg A. Kolb, R. Bieler, R. Schwoyer, R. Stoneback, L. Grubb, D. jones, R. Shelly, Manager. Sltmding-Mr. Neiman, Assistant Coachg M. Duka, R. Zeigler, E. Kuhns, C. Balduzzi, J. Hallman, Stoudt, Mr. Roth, Coach. BASEBALL With the first signs' of spring, you know baseball is right around the corner. At the first organized practice thirty-seven men, including twelve veterans from last year's squad, reported to coaches Clarence Roth and Albert Neiman. The team has twelve games bool-:ed for this coming season. games with Boyertown and ten league games. We think this team of experienced ball players will have the league championship. April April April April April April 6 8 11 14 21 25 Boyertown Boyertown Collegeville-Trappe Schwenksvil le West Pottsgrove Pennsburg SCHEDULE Home Away Away Home Home Away April 28 May 2 Mav 5 May 9 May 1 2 May 16 This will include two practice an excellent chance of taking Royersford Collegeville-Trappe Schwenksville West Pottsgrove Pennsburg Royersford 3v3v Y Home Home Away Away Home Away Conifer 1949 lKII6tll1l.Q K Hendritlcs, G Stahl E Freed 1 Heimhach M Rothcnberger J Engle M btluftcr D Cl'lI'lSflT1ll I H Pfrommer N Kern M L Zwoycr Sfllldllll M btudnnroth. Assistmt Couh E Plctsth Couh M Imhody P btlmry P Ilystr I Cishltt H Prccd P. Shcwcll R E Freed Bartman P bnydcr B btlhl M Krxuss M A Cwrihcr B Hrlltgiss B. Rothenbcrg.,er Assist1ntM1n1f.,Lr E Nunm Mfinlger The hockey tum this year had a slightly better than axerage season They ended the season with third position in the Upper Montto League Although the team was not as successful as some ot the other athletic teams at E G H S the girls played hard and greatly apprcuited the sport ot the game The members of the varsity were une Engle Geraldine Stahl Nancy Kern Mae Rothcn bcrecr Kathryn Hendricks Mary Lou Zwoyer Doris Christman eanette Heimbach Esther Freed Hope Pfrommer and the captain Marilyn Stauffer Results of tht season East East East East East East East East UPPER SECTION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-1948-49 Front Rau'-Patricia Layser, Eleanor Rothenberger, Helen Fircz, Mary Lou Zwoyer, Betty Freed, Captaing Ruth Elaine Freed, Shirley Reed, Jeanette Heimbach, Mary Jane Hillegass. Rear Row-Kathryn Hendricks, Manager, Joan Bieler, Loretta Schwcnk, Judith Cashatt, Assistant Manager, Nancy Kern, Margaret Rozanski, Doris Christman, Mrs. Sarah Moser, Coach. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Greenie Sextet had indeed a very successful season this year. Capably coached by Mrs. Moser, they won the championship of the Upper Montco League. Contrary to previous years, most of the games were played after school. There were quite a few close and exciting games. However, the most exciting game was that played with Pennsburg to determine the championship. The score was tied at half, but the superiority of the Greenie team came forth to win by a good margin. Much skill and determination was displayed by the team in all games. The cooperation of the team mem- bers was also a very commendable factor. Although many of the team members will be lost by graduation, a spirited group promises to take their places next year, Those who will be lost by graduation are as follows: Captain Betty Freed, Ruth Elaine Freed, Shirley Reed, Mary Lou Zwoyer, Nancy Kern, and Doris Christman, The regular members of the team were as follows: Betty Freed, Ruth Elaine Freed, Eleanor Rothenberger, Mary Lou Zwoyer, Shirley Reed, and Helen F ircz. Substituing positions were held by Doris Christman, Mary Jane Hillegass, Pat Layser, Jeanette Heimbach, Nancy Kern, Cleata Gilbert, and Loretta Schwenk. The managers were Kitty Hendricks, and Judith Cashatt. Results of the season: East Greenville Coopersburg 16 East Greenville Whitpain East Greenville West Pottsgrove 35 East Greenville Alumni East Greenville Schwenksville 17 East Greenville Collegeville East Greenville Coopersburg 26 East Greenville Royersford East Greenville Pennsburg 9 - -gg Conifer 1949 Conifer 1949 NOTES ON ACTIVITIES O Next among our notes we find extracurricular activities, essential in developing hobbies. Hidden talents are often discovered, creating new interests for the student in his leisure time. 36 Siffiug-Advisor, Mr. M. Layserg L. Stevens, Treasurer, D. Moll, Vice President, R. XX'olf. President: S. Reed, Secretary: M. Rothenberger, Librarian, J. Koch. Sftllldfllg-E. Brey, E. Freed, F. Fetterman, P. Benner, G. Richard, B. Borshinger, R. Bardman, I.. Angstadt, P. Snyder, G. Benner, C. Bieler. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the governing body of the school, is a representative organization created for the welfare of the school. If there are any problems that arise within the school the Student Council at- tempts to settle them in the best way possible. The Student Council is supervised by Mr. Layser who has helped greatly in the solving of the problems of the school. A few of the many notable achievements of this year's Student Council are: 1. Aiding in the passage through the halls. 2. Helping to keep the auditorium orderly during the noon hour. 3. Regulation of assembly programs. 4. East Greenvi1le's initial attendance to the tri-county meetings. The members of the Student Council are as follows: Senior Class: Richard Wolf, Presidentg Shirley Reed, Secretary, Leroy Stevens, Treasurer: Grace Richards, Paul Barshinger. Junior Class: Donald Moll, Vice President: Mae Rothenberger, Librariang Esther Freed. Sophomore Class: Lee Angstadt, Paul Benner, Patricia Snyder. Freshmen Class: Ronald Bardman, Gloria Benner. Eighth Grade: Charles Bieler, joan Koch. Seventh Grade: Terry Fetterman, Esther Brey. 5233335 ' ' --fl f rigigigiziiiriiigiiigz fiijizz: f'1'i5E5E3:3 'Af' ' ' '-3: C O n e I 1 9 4 9 CONIFER STAFF Smnding-R. Vfolf, A. Polkowski, E. Kuhns, M. L. Zwoyer, B. Frutchey, K. Hendricks, j. Fens termacher, D. Roth, A. I-lurpel, H. Luchman, B. Freed. Silling-M. Stauffer, R. E. Freed, W. Schoelkoph, B. Grater, J. Robinson, S. Reed, I.. Stephens. CONIFER STAFF Edilor-in-Chief .. .,... ,. .........,. .Betty Grater AJ'J'0L'jdf6 Editor .. , .... ..., . ,, .,..,...,.. .,...........,.. .........,.. W illard Schoelkopf A.rJi.s'lm1! Edimm '..., ...Ruth Elaine Freed, Shirley Reed, joan Robinson Sjiorlx Edifor ...,.,... .......................,.,................ M arilyn Stauffer, Donald Roth Ar! Edifor .... ...,,......,,.............. A nthony Polkowski Clfm Edifori '... ,.... . ,. .. ..... Betty Freed, Richard Wolf, Barbara Frutchey, Edmund Kuhns Photography Edimr ..,,,........... ...............,,,,.,.,............,.......,...... A rthur Harpel Alzmmi and Fnflrlfy Editor ., .. ........., ......., jane Fernstermacher Typifif .... ...,,.. ...,,.,.,.......,,,,,,.... ,..... ..,.,.............,,. P a u l ine Fries, Edith Nunan, Mary Lou Zwoyer, june Bauman BlI,l'i7IEJ',f Mn11.1ge1' ...,.,.........,,,,.....,. . ..................,., .............................. L eroy Stevens A. u'.1' iylmll B11.ri1.'e. a'.s4 Afiamzger ,.,.. ,, , .......,.,...,.........., .... ..., . H enry Lachman Ad1'i.rer.r ....,....................................,,.... ......,,. B etty K. Reisch, Charles R. Steitz Conifer 1949 ' A '1'2e:' L NEXVSPAPER STAFF Sfillldfllg-fp. VC'ronowski, G. Stahl, N. Bennecoff, M. Krauss, M. Stauffer, nl. Robinson. D. Heim- hach. I-l. I.achmun, W. Schnclkopf. Silling-R. Hartzell, Mrs. Anne Miller, S. Reed, R. E. Freed, G. Koch. PINE TREE CLIPPINGS Edilor'-in-Chief .,.. .... . AJ',f0Ff:1f6d Edilorf ,, Gmxrip Editor ...,,., A,f.s'i.m111l Goilrip Edilor ., , Spam Edilofxr ...,..... Exchange Edilm' ......., Cil't'llll1li012 Mazzagery . ,.,,. ,, .....,,., ........,. , . ..... .Shirley Reed Ruth Elaine Freed, Dorothy Heimbach .....,,.,..,. .... . ,..... , .,,.,...,...,...,,,, ......... J o an Robinson ..,., ,.,,......,. .... , . , ....... .... . ,, ..Marion Krauss Willard Schoelkopf, Marilyn Stauffer, Henry Lachman .,..........Nan Bennecoff .. ..,,.. .. .,.., Gloria Stahl, Paul W'ronowski Staff ................................. jane Fenstermacher, Betty Grater, Richard Ziegler, Betty Stahl, Williaiii Slonaker, Loretta Schwenk joan Bieler, Blodwyn Bucks Typirlr ...,...,. ., .... , ..,... Reta Hartzell, Germaine Koch, june Bauman Al1I'lJ0f ..,., ., ...... .... .,.,. ,...,.,....... ,,..., ...,.,... . . , .,.......,,. M r s .Anne Miller 39 :':':' 5 Conifer 1949 T H E B A N D lX'llt!L'lj11.Q' j. Robinson, D. Heimbach, DI. Fenstcrmacher. Iii:-if Run'---I. Calslmtt, R. Ii. Freed, XX . Hillegass, DI. Kummerer, I.. Miklosovic, S. Miller, YI. lierguy. M. Imbndy. Serfmd Run'--fD. Miller. D. Fiorito. Reiter, E. Clmristmun, M. VI. Hillegnss. 'Mimi Run'-F. Albitz, R. Leister, D. Roth. E. Kuhns, R. Rothenherger, K. Hendricks. Ifufrrflr Rfm'-R. Steinman, VI. Miller, W. Snyder. ORCHESTRA Fir-rr Run'-D. Heimlmch, H. Stauffer. F. Steinman. R. Rothenbcrgc-1', -I. Geissinger, G. Kolb, I, Miklnsuvic, XV. Hillegalss. -I. Kummerer, Sei-wld Razz' --K. Hendricks, XV. Slonuker, D. Fioritn, Mr. Immler, F. Reiter, A. Curl, IE. Albin R. Geissinger. Tlvird Rau'-IS. Huff, -I. Miller. R. Steinman, XV. Snyder, S. Miller. C O n i f e I 1 9 4 9 323235335553-:' 'f I 553:-: ':':'iI3?3E3EiE5E5?5E5E5EiEiiE35235553532333233533535233 21125 Firrr Rau'-L. Angstadt, G. Stephens, J. Bieler, P. Layser. B. Frutchey, M. Imbody, Mr. Immler, li. Stahl, S. Snyder. P. Eschbach, P. Snyder, N. Kurtz, W. Hillegass. Second Rau'-E. Albitz, J. Fenstermacher, R. E. Freed, D. Christman, G, Richard, M. Stauffer. B. Hoff, D. Heimbach, P. Shewell, J. Sowicz, V. Richard, C. Shenenberger, L. Schwenk. D. Greulich. Third Rau'-R. Krauss, C. Trollinger, D. Cleaver, P. Benner, K. Keyser, G. Oplinger, E. Kuhns, R. Ziegler, H. Luchman, A. Mack, K. Buck, P. Wronriwski, A. Carl. GLEE CLUB The oldest and most successful organization of our high school is the Glee Club. Only those who qaulify may be members. The group consists of forty voices from grades ten to twelve. At 'Christmas the Glee Club gave a program of carols at Hess Brothers which was well received. The most important activity of the Glee Club this year will be the spring operetta Tune Inn. The members are working faithfully to help make this one of the best performances presented in our auditorium. We sincerely appreciate the enthusiastic interest induced by Mr. Richard Immler, director, in making this organization such a great success. The cast of Tu Kasper Kroggiur ne In is as follows: Mfr. K1 ogginr ...... ,,, jean Kfogginr joe Brown ............. jerry Kennedy ...... ,,,. Muzi .....,,. ....,,...... ...... ........,Ernest Albitz .............-Iune Engle .,...........Loretta Schwenk ....,......Henry Lachman Paul Wronowski ..,...........Pauline Eshbach 41 Conifer 1949 AND CAME THE SPRING Mid ge H arlman ...... Virginia H arlinan . ,,,, Elliot Hartman .,... . Mr. 'I e jjtrey H ariman MH. Hartman ........,. Buzz Lindray ......,,...,. Keith Nolan Alan Fieldr ,. ,... A. Mr. Fieldf ........ MH. Field! ........,,., Gabby Allen Freddie Norlb ...,e..,. Clancy .....,..........,,..... Edna .........,,,.....,,A.,. Meyyenger Caroline ..,,, .. Cbrirline Myery . ..,,........jane Fenstermacher ........,...joan Robinson ..,,....,Henry Lachman Willard Schoelkopf ...Ruth Elaine Freed ,..........,Arthur Harpel ..............I.eroy Stevens ..............-Iohn Miller ......,.....Leroy Grubb ..,.........Grace Richards ..i..i.,.,...Nancy Kern ,..4....,.,..Richard Wolf ..i...,,.......Edmund Kuhns ....Mary Lou Zwoyer ..........a...William Weikel ....,........,,.......Shirley Reed ..............,.,...Kathryn Hendricks Thursday and Friday, December 2 and 3, 8 P. M. And Came the Spring is the hilarious mixup when spring vacation begins and Midge starts matchmaking. The events that follow lead into many unpredictable situations The play was directed by Mr. Harold L. Hehr. Conifer 1949 'e'e' 42 F. H. A. Buck Rau'-P. Shiery, S. Godshall, J. Stralube, H. Kriebcl, G. Kolb, Sell. A. Gehmzm, Phillips. Serond Rau'-E. Brendlinger, M. Moyer, M. Schwoyer, J. Gcissinger, Mrs. Yoder, J. Moll, S. Nace, S. Vfronowski, B. Rothenberger. Sitting-H. Pfrommer, M. Stauffer, F. Schantz, J. Cashatt, M. Imbody, J. Fox, D. Fritz, Fluor-S. Kline, M. Krauss, S. Snyder, D. Jacoby. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA B. Kershner. The officers of the Homemakers for 1948-1949 are as follows: President, Martha Imbodyg Vice-President, Geraldine Stahlg Vice-President, Dolores Fritzg Secretary, Judith Cashattg Treasurer, June Fox. The purpose of the Homemakers is: 1. To promote a growing apprecition of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. The accomplishments this year by the Future Homemakers were: . A trip to the Reading Fair. . Meeting of the Eastern District F.H.A. . Exhibits at the community fair. . Radio Broadcast. . Participation in York Convention. 1 2 3 4 5 I 5?':'1'i'f':f232i2i5: f'T'f'f1E3E532i?i':f533233135253 'f'f' 2 153555233 f '1'i'1'1 1 2333333222222 C O n e I 1 9 4 9 1 Firzrt RIlll' W. Moyer. G. Kulp, L. Bernhard, R. Rotenberger, S. Schott, E. Kulp, L. Vlfolf, H Moyer, E. Styer, R. Kolb. Serfnzd Ruu'5D. Gery, D. Siglin, C. Emele, R. Schwoyer, R. Schelly, R. Reed. H. Christman, T Aliff, W. Wfiekel, H. Yuengling, A. Delong. Third Ruiz'-D. Frank, R. Bieler, R. Stubanus, C. Schell, E. Blankenbiller. R. Brinckman. R. Hille- gass, W. Long, W. Hamm, N. Marks, J. Rauch, S. Simon, R. Frank, C. Grubb, R. Shipe. Fruzrlb Rau'-R. Yoder, W. Marcks, J. Grier, C. Detweiler, C. Fox, B. Thomas, C. Hallman, M Bergcy, C. Ensiele, XX'. Henry, C. Rhoads. Fiflh Rou'iG. Miller, C. Ackerman, P. Meclvetz, R. Geisinger, R. Long, J. Kozak. C. Bardman, C Bittenbender, R. Conway. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Fifty-six active members are enrolled in the Perkiomen Chapter Future Farmers of America. The Chapter officers are President, Ralph Shelly, Vice-President, Walter Hammg Secretary, Robert Schwoyerg Treasurer, Richard Bielerg Reporter, Tom Aliffg Sentinel, Carl Bardman. The boys are under the supervision of Mr. Ensminger, the adviser, placed a winning exhibit at the Reading and Allentown Fairs, and also at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show. The Chapter participated in a number of activities throughout the school year, which are as follows: radio broadcast over station WBUX, conducted a successful F.F.A. and F.H.A. dance, entered four members in the Chicken of Tomorrow Contest, entered the Pennsylvania Electric Association essay contest, entered Z1 member in the regional Public Speaking Contest, conducted two group broiler projects, and constructed ten air-compressors which were sold to local farmers, and finally, sponsored a successful Future Farmer Basketball team. C 0 n e I 1 9 4 9 55353525 525:55 5f5f5f5E5?525E5S5S5i5iT52 2 ':'f': '2'f ' Z 53331 CHARLIE ABE FAMILIAR FACES GRACE DOROTHY MABEL ANNA 45 Egg Conifer 1949 1 Y U.U U LX 1iLLL f MMZMMMZ.. U1 bMdaw ,X vwyuabzawazaifewmpiwfdflazi' ' aids lwmhhdimwhiammwu 1bmm4mmQZZuMw?Eg Ma! 9 6. W bdmimwmiezzzgyf augecaaan WUMM Mn.. Lwmwmpwww pmawbiwmmmmwdmwi lg I Qwffmggffw, 1Q49Am4w.ahAmMw L, 949 PATRONS A friend A friend A friend A friend A friend A friend A friend A friend Frank Adams, East Greenville R. D., Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allem, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Althouse, Hereford, Pa. Anne's Beauty Salon, East Greenville, Pa. Arnold's Shoe Service, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bardman, Perkiomenville R. D., Pa. Miss Betty Baseley, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. A. Bechtel Est., Bally, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Bauer, Hereford, Pa. Bauman Cleaners, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Bauman, East Greenville, Pa. Ernest Baurngart, Red Hill, Pa. M. A. Bechtel Estate, Bally, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Becker, Green Lane, Pa. Harold Bender, East Greenville, Pa. N. P. Bergey and Sons, Bergey, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bergey, Perkiomenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Berman, Red Hill, Pa. Morris Berman, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Bernd, Red Hill, Pa. Bernhard's Bowling Alley, Pennsburg, Pa. Irma Bery, Pennsburg, Pa. Bieber and Berger, Pennsburg, Pa. W. G. Bieler 8: Sons, Groceries and Meats. East Green- ville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bieler, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bieler, East Greenville, Pa. Bitting and Hoffman, East Greenville, Pa. Bolig 8: Breuninger General Store, Sumneytown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bowser, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyer, Red Hill, Pa. Mrs. Edna Boyer, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bradford, Perkiomen Heights, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brey, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Brey, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brey, Red Hill, Pa. M. E. Brey Restaurant, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. Howard Buck, Green Lane, Pa. Jean Buck, Green Lane, Pa. Mrs. Paul Buck, Perkiomenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Buckingham, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buhman, Chapel, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bytheway, Red Hill, Pa. Campbell's Firestone Store, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Cashatt, Sumneytown, Pa. I. A. Cassel, Harleysville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Freed, Red Hill, Pa. and Mrs. George Frey, Hereford, Pa. Harvey Frey, Hereford, Pa. and Mrs. Ralph P. Frutchey, East Greenville, Pa. Mrs. Frank Fryer, Red Hill, Pa. Gabel's Restaurant, Pennsburg, Pa. Geary Jewelry Store, East Greenville, Pa. Gehman and Faut, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Nelson Gehman, Zionsville, Pa. Charles Genszler, Red Hill, Pa. and Mrs. William Genszler, Red Hill, Pa. and Mrs. Charles Gerhart, Red Hill, Pa. Herman D. Gerhart, East Greenville. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gerhart, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Gerhart, Red Hill, Pa. Miss Alda K. Gery, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gery, East Greenville, Pa. Neil Gery, Hereford, Pa. Miss Ruth Gery, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Gery, Hereford, Pa. Wilmer A. Gery, East Greenville, Pa. Gilberg and Little Garage, Zieglersville, Pa. Globe Hotel, East Greenville, Pa. A Friend Grand Theatre, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Grater, Green Lane R. D., Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green, Green Lane, Pa. Green Lane Service Station, Lester Hocker, proprietor Green Lane Trading Post, Sam Gerhart, proprietor Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Leroy G. Grubb, Sumneytown, Pa. Paul L. Grubb and Son, Woxall, Pa. Clarence Hagenbuch, East Greenville, Pa. Kenneth Hammon, East Greenville, Pa. Claude Harley, East Greenville, Pa. Mrs. Vera Hartzell and daughter Grace, Red Hill, Pa. Howard Heiley, Pennsburg, Pa. I. B. Heimbach and Son, East Greenville, Pa. Miss Mary Heimbach, East Greenville, Pa. r and Mrs. Roy Hendricks, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest J. Henry, Red Hill, Pa. Mr and Mrs. Thomas P. Henry, jr., Red Hill, Pa. Mr and Mrs. john Hildenbrandt, Green Lane, Pa. Hildebrandt's Service Center, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Hi-View Orchards, Earl B. Brensinger, Barto, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hoch, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoch, Red Hill, Pa. W. A. Hoch, Pennsburg, Pa. Carl Hoffman, East Greenville, Pa. Mr and Mrs . J. V. Hillegass, Red Hill, Pa. Vernon Hillegass, Red Hill, Pa. . Owen S. Hoffman, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. -I. C. Holtzman, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Huber, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. Fred W. Huber, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Huber, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. R. Leslie Chrismer, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christman, East Greenville, Pa. Clara's Coffee Shoppee, Barto, Pa. Eugene Craft, Zionsville R. D. 1, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daugherty, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Dominick DeFranco, Red Hill, Pa. Diehl's Garage, Red Hill, Pa. Norman L. Dietz, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. R. Paul Dries, Emmaus, Pa. Joyce and joan Durco, Red Hill, Pa. Mary Dykie, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eddinger, Bally, Pa. george H. Erb and Son, East Greenville, Pa. r . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Erb, Red Hill, Pa. Raymond Erb, East Greenville, Pa. Paul Eschback, Zionsville, R. D. 1, Pa. L. K. Fenstermacher, East Greenville, Pa. Elmer Fleck, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. Charles Force, Salford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Freed, Red Hill, Pa. C. W. Hunsberger Estate, Autos and Auto Insurance, Green Lane, Pa. Hunsberger Chevrolet Co., Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. jerry Hunsberger, Green Lane, Pa. Ray Imbody-General Merchandise, Perkiomenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph johnson, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. jones, Green Lane R. D., Pa. Miss Elsie Keck, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keck, Red Hill, Pa. Keelor Supply, Perkiomenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Kern, East Greenville, Pa. Fred K. Kleinbach Sons, Green Lane, Pa. Kline's Drug Store, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Knicely, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Koch, Red Hill, Pa. Clifford O. Koch, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kolb, Red Hill, Pa. Kraft's Restaurant, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Krause, East Greenville, Pa. 47 Conifer 1949 Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Krauss, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Krauss, East Greenville, Pa. Paul Kremer, Pennsburg, Pa. A. G. Kriebel, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ashur Kriebel, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kriebel, Hereford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Kuhns, East Greenville, Pa. Kulp's Electrical Shop, Pennsburg, Pa. jake Kulp's Garage, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Kummerer, Red Hill, Pa. Mrs. Clarence Kurtz, Krausedale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Henr . Lachman Sr. East Greenville, Y J - Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lachman, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Lang, Red Hill, Pa. Lee's Cities Service, Red Hill, Pa. Miss Esther Lehman, Rothsville, Pa. Miss Janice Lerchenmiller, Red Hill, Pa. LeRoy's Cleaners, Schwenksville, Pa. Mr. Gordon W. Liester, East Greenville, Pa. Lloyd and Arlene. Salford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim T. Long, Green Lane, Pa. J. V. Markle-y, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Martin, Green Lane, Pa. Maybelle Shoppe, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Mayberry, Red Hill, Pa. james McCarthy, Red Hill, Pa. Mr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Ralph Moyer, Abner Miller, Green Lane, Pa. Lester Miller, Red Hill, Pa. William Moll, Pennsburg R. D., Pa. Russell Moser, Red Hill, Pa. R. D. Moser, Red Hill, Pa. Clinton Moyer, East Greenville, Pa. Salford, Pa. W. A. Moyer-Electrical Contractor, Harleysville, Pa. Charles Myers, East Greenville, Pa. Annie Nace, Red Hill, Pa. Cora Neetz, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Nestler, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. joseph Nolte, Red Hill, Pa. The Novelty Shop, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. john Nunan, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Oelschlager, Salford, Pa. Friend, Pennsburg, Pa. The Owls, East Greenville, Pa. - Mr. Ral h Penne acker r East Greenville Pa P P - .I -, - - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pennepacker, Sr., East Greenville, Pennsburg Auto Parts, Pennsburg, Pa. Perkiomen Gardens, Perkiomenville, Pa. Perkiomen Heights Hotel The Perkiomen Laundry, East Greenville, Pa. Perkiomen Sports Center, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pfleiger, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pfrommer, Green Lane, Pa. Pleasant Run Gulf Service Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Rabe, East Greenville, Pa. The Railroad House, Green Lane, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Reed, Red Hill, Pa. Reese's Garage Red Hill Kaiser-Frazer Garage Miss Pauline Reiner, Perkiomenville, Pa. Mrs. Reiss, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reitnauer, East Greenville, Pa. Reppert, Perkiomenville, Pa. Rest-A-While, Pecks Pond, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richard, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. Claude Richard, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Richard, Red Hill, Pa. Robert E. Ritter and Son, East Greenville, Pa. Rizzi Barber Shop, East Greenville, Pa. Ralph Roberts and Frank Nieznay, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Robinson, Barto, Pa. Rosenau Bros., Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roth, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright Sacks, East Greenville, Pa. Salford Cabinet Works Salfordville Hotel, Frank and Joseph Poatsy, Prop. Pa. P PATRONS Salfordville Store, Lloyd Ziegler, Prop. A. T. Schantz, Jeweler, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Schantz Bros. Miss Barbara ville, Pa. Anthony Schantz, East Greenville, Pa. Cleaners, East Greenville, Pa. Ann Scheetz, N. Main Street, East Green- Mrs. George S. Scheetz, N. Main Street. East Greenville, Pa Scheetz's Service Station, N. Main Street, East Greenville, Pa Mr. Andrew Schertel, Barto, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. john Schick, Red Hill, Pa. Gene Schlicher, Red Hill, Pa. Larry Schlicher, East Greenville, Pa. Earl H. Schoelkopf, Green Lane, R. D., Pa J. Stanley Schoelkopf, Sumneytown, Pa. Harvey W. Scholl, M.D., East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Elmer S. Schultz, East Greenville, Pa. Harold Schultz, Cherry St., East Greenville Melvin Schultz, Hereford, Pa. Harryj Schwenk Red Hill Pa. Mr. and Mrsi N. G. Schwenk, Red Hill, Pa. Charles and Elizabeth Seasholtz, Red Hill, Pa. Sell's Pure Oil Station, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Shenberger, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. Stephen Shestok, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs Francis L. Shiffert, Palm, Pa. Shisler's Market, Pennsburg, Pa. Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Shiry, East Greenville, Pa. George Shupe, Green Lane, Pa. Martin Sieber, Red Hill, Pa. Morris E. Siglin, Palm, Pa. Howard Slotter, East Greenville. Pa. Fibrand W. Smith, Pennsburg, Pa. Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Pennsburg, R. D., Pa. Mr. Harold L. Smoll, Pennsburg, Pa. Snyder 8: Kurtz Atlantic Service, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder's Store, Spaar Florist, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Snyder, Green Lane, Pa. East Greenville, Pa. East Greenville, Pa. Ralph Sphoon, Green Lane, Pa. Elmer Stahl, East Greenville, Pa. Francis Stahl, East Greenville, Pa. Homer T. Stahl, Red Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stauffer, East Greenville, Pa. Steltz's Restaurant, East Greenville, Pa. Steve and Martha, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens, Pennsburg R. D., Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Stoneback, Red Hill, Pa. Stoudts' Auto Radiator Shop, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stoudt, Red Hill, Pa, Strunk Brothers, Butcher, Hereford, Pa. Student Council Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stver, East Greenville, Pa. Mrs. Faye Style. East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Style, Red Hill, Pa. Sweatt's Cities Service, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. john Treichler, East Greenville, Pa. Vernfield General Store Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wahl, East Greenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Walt, Red Hill, Pa. Weiss Hotel, Green Lane, Pa. Weldners Store, Sumneytown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Weikel, East Greenville, Pa. Miss Dorothy Wolf, Pennsburg, R. D., Pa. Wolf's General Store, Hoppenville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Wolf, Pennsburg, R. D., Pa. Miss Jean Wolf, Pennsburg, R. D., Pa. Mrs. Edith Woodward, Red Hill, Pa. George Woomert, Red Hill, Pa. Anna K. Xander, Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. Chester A. Yergey, Bally. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James Yerk, Red Hill, Pa. Yoder Brother's General Store, Green Lane, Pa. Mrs. Marion Zwoyer, East Greenville, Pa. Dr. W. Zyner, East Greenville, Pa. Conifer 1949 Eefzililfigegefeiiiii A A 48 'E a m an I,-.ga nn ,,,,, 'fl A 'u .72-fin' -4 F-.1 'R E ,i 95 N SS , T l ,pl F 1 NE Cai I-Ti ' IL? a W 1 yl 65 .11 n Y 5? l , 'll .-i .- .,f,. , ' .H .4 .X M . .I 5 '. 4. . JE-L hs nv., L5 .' v, .K 25 L ,.