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

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l d GLEE CLUB First Row: E Christmaii, M. Krauss, I Rothenberger, P. Snyder, M. Krauss. M Irnbody, I Bieler, E Roth enberger, G Stephens, L. Heath, N Qckermon, B Baseley, I. Bardman Second Row' C Trollinger, P. Eschbach, H Geiger, L Quigley, B Frutchey, D Heimboch, L Schwenk, G. Richard, R. Freed, I. Robinson, I Fenstermacher, I Bergey, I Blank, E. Miller, B. Stahl, D. Cleaver Third Row: R. Leister, W Hillegass, I. Hummel, B. Hott, Q. Oelschlager, I Vivo, E. Kressly, N. Kem, G Christman, M. Henry, P. Layser, M. Stauffer, B. Wieqner, C. Sell, G. Qngstadt. Fourth Row. P. Benner, C. Winzer, R. Stoudt, H Lachman, L. Pennepacker, C. Cashatt, R. Bieler, E Kuhns, K. Buck, C. Zepp, Fl. Lane, R. Simmons, P. Geissinger, E. Krcmzley Let Them Be Heard lf you hear singing while you walk through the corridors of our high school, it will undoubt- edly be the sixty-three voices of our Glee Club. This organization shows its talent at many community functions and at various assembly programs. This year the Glee Club is giving a concert with the orchestra and band. Some of the feature songs will be Country Style, Mighty Like A Rose, and the ever popular Fred Waring ar- rangement of Onward Christian Soldiers. The Glee Club will sing at Commencement, Bac- calaureate Services. They have also participated in many assembly programs and are look- ing forward to an operetta production next year. The Glee Club sincerely appreciates the excellent leadership of Mrs. March, whose effort and enthusiasm made the organization such a great success. 1 9 4 8igiiiiiiigiiii?iiiiiisiiiiiiiiisigiff5222552225555225255325QEQSQEQSQEEELES5?3E5?3iEE5iEEESiEE3iEiiiiiiiifisi 35

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' st 1.1. l First Row: E. Steinman, D. Heimbach, H. Stauffer, R. Rothenberger, L. Miklosovic, D. Fiorito, S. Trexler, R. Kressly, C. Schell, E. Qlbitz, W. Slonaker. Second Row: C. Trollinger, S. Miller, I. Miller, G. Oplinger, K. Miller, R. Steinman, W. Snyder, Mrs. March, B. Frutchey. Orchestra The orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. March, provides music for the plays, operetta, and other school functions. The orchestra is organized for the second semester ot each year and is used tor activities occurring during this period of time. Rehearsals are held every week during activities period. The instrumentation this year consists of four violins, two clarinets, one baritone, three trumpets, one Xylophone, one tenor saxophone, one alto saxophone, one guitar, two snare drums, cymbals, bass drum, and piano. CHEERLEADERS M. Zwoyer, L. Stahl, D. Christman, N. Kurtz, H. Mack, B. Baseley, N. Edge, S Schlicher, N. Kern .J my 0 T1 i f 9 Y 3,1-

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Fmt Row: L. Krause, W. Marcks, L. Walt, S. Schott, E. Kulp, G. Miller, R. Yoder. S Second Row: R. Conway, R. Bieler, L. Long, R. Shelly, R. Schwoyer, I. Dykie, E. l-iildenbrand, C. Winzer, P. Geissinger, M. Kreider. Third Row: R. Stubanus, R. Shipe, D Weller, I. Grier, P. Medvetz, C. Scheli, W. Hamm. Fourth Row: T. Hlitt, S. Simon, L. Gilbert, H Chrisman, R. Reed, I. Kozak, W. Long, W. Weilcel, E. Blan- kenbiller. C. Grubb, V. S. Rnsminger. Filth Row: E. Illgen, R. Schell.R Parks, . ery, . ing, , , . , R. Frank, R. Brinckman, K, Miller, C. Meyers, C, Rhoads, W. Henry, C. Baidman. D G C K' R Godshall N Marks R. Hillegass, D. Siqlin, Future Farmers of America Fitty-three members are enrolled in the Perkiomen chapter ot Future Farmers ot America. The chapter officers are: President, Charles Winzerg Vice-President, Ralph Shellyg Reporter, Iames ' ' ' A ' l L L n Dykieg secretary, Robert Schwoyer, Treasurer, Edward Hildenbrand, Sentine, eroy o g. The boys, under the supervision ot Mr. V. S. Ensminger, the advisor, placed an exhibit at the Allentown and Reading Fairs A demonstration team consisting of Charles Winzer and Milton 1 . Kreider won second prize and seventh prize in competitions sponsored by the Pennsy vania Electric Association and the Pennsylvania State Farm Show Commission respectively. Philip Geissinger and Charles Winzer attended the twentieth convention ot the Pennsylvania Associ- ' ' t K t Farmer. ation ot Future Farmers ot America. There they received the degree o eys one Winzer will represent the local chapter in the regional public speaking contest. It he wins in this contest, he will represent the Regional Chapter in the state public speaking contest, A bas- A ' ' A. Ch t ketball team has been organized and will compete with other F. F. ap ers. F. F. B. BHSKETBHLL TERM First Rowi H. Chrisman, R. Conway, I. Dykie, L. Gilbert, D. Siglin, K. Miller. Second Raw' M. Kreider, D. Gery, W. Weikel, R. Brinckman, T. Qlift, R, Reed, W. Long, R. Htlleqass, L. Krause, W. Hamm. EEQEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQE235252325233333555235igigigigifgiifgiggsgggig5523225222igiiiifiiiriiiiiaigieggggiigggiifiC O n i i e I 36