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

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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

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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

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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