Central Dauphin East High School - Oriens Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Prelude Fron With mid-January came the senior semi-formal, the Snowflake Ball. For one glorious night our cafeteria was transformed into a radiant ballroom. The night passed all too quickly as we waltzed to the music of our school dance band. We realized that night we were on the homeward stretch. East's oxsn dance band added the final touch to a perfect The decorations provided that special something that made 9V9H1ng the evening a grand success.

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he Past Pep rallies, sign painting, cheers, and Twist-Time-Twist have all been very much a part of East during 1963-'64, The school spirit reached many heights during the year, but never was one occasion more important than another. Who could forget Lynn Fair, Marty Gruver, Tim Wingfield, and the whole Crew who performed at the pep rally before the McDevitt game? Never again will we see such majorettes and football players. Who could forget the traditional bonfire before the CD game? Both the building and the burning of it are unforgettable. And who could forget the undying support of the school that was shown by its life-blood-the students of East. Our glamorous debutanles y R 1 ,, ?' , W W A Womp the who? The Panther's silhouette against the bonfire. ku- ff? Kilda ig? 5' EE vjr-1 This is one time they cheer together. ThiS iS Our llllllfli'

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