Central Dauphin High School - Centralian Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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M .N-tm.--.... ., ,.W.f..-.. .,,,u . .... .gg ,N ss C7 ffl!-K We, the Senior Class of Central Dauphin High School, being of sound Gt mind and body, do hereby ordain and establish this to be our final will and testament: To the class of 1957 we leave our beat up books and furniture. To the class of l958 we leave our hope that by the time you are seniors the school will have new Cafete- ria Records. And to the Faculty of Central Dauphin we hope that all our past bad behaviors be forgotten and only the good one be remembered. The following Seniors leave their contributions: Carolyn Schalvin's gossip is given to Clara McKee. John Rowe's love for Rutherford goes to Ben Hetzel. To Ruth Killinger is left Pete Rubinic's curly hair. Ted Russ leaves his car to The Yellow Cab Company. Sandy Peck's last name goes to Sandra Sheesley. Anetta Miller gives her half asleep look to Liz Greve. Creach McCreary's team sportsmanship is willingly left to Ralph Freeland. Sandy Kovall's iitterbug steps go to Vivian Kohr. Martin Lane leaves himself to Carol McEldowney. To Jeanne Cassel goes Dee Loncar's natural blonde hair. Tommy Lucas leaves his hair to Mr. Benedek. Dave Hauer leaves himself to Room l28. Sandra Dailey and John Mellott leave, well, they'll iust leave together. Paul Hill leaves his Ford Convertible to Bob Keath. Clark Hoffman leaves his love for the Magnuson family to Nancy Ryder. Nettie Glosser's size 24 skirt is willed to Helen Balmer. To Connie lngram goes Betty Hammaker's ability to beat up her own hockey teammates. Gary Gingrich's iitterbuggin' ability is left to Doc Manning. Betty Garman's quietness goes to Miss Stamets' clicking fingers. Pat Eby leaves her sweaters to SoSo Thomas. Ralph Valentine leaves his southern accent in Mrs. Seip's class to all those who will get her for English next year. Doris Smith's birthday goes to John Sgrignoli. To Curtis Vineyard goes Donald Smith's wrestling ability. Conrad Schenfelt's nickname Sleepy to the only inheritant, his brother, John. George Noll's strength is given to Bill Masterson. To Bob Bretz goes Marshall Reams' way with women. Tancy Nebinger leaves her drum breaking ability to anyone who thinks they can collect enough money to pay for a new one. Larry MeinsIer's gas station is left to George Lesh. John Metka's war whoop is left to all the dead heads in the school. Betty Miller leaves her clothes to Judy Deshong. To Dick Peel is left Sue lrwin's trampoline. Carol Johnson's position of Head Maiorette goes to Susie Benedict. To Marilyn Redden is left Barb Harrison's natural black hair. Sharon Hollis' personality is given to Carl Marzolf. Jan Fleagle leaves anything he owns to anyone who wants it. To Donna Gipe is left Jim Floyd's love for the Rambler's business staff. Kay Frantz leaves her flirting ability to Loretta Krodel. To Snooker Jenakovich is given Bob Eck's flat top. Nan Feese gives her red hair to Jane Mundorf. A

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Who's Best Dancers Wh o Gary Gingrich and Betty Hammoker Class Dreamers Carroll Keeling and Barbara Lenker Quietest Harry Miller and Patricia Gifford Best Personalities John Mellott and Letty Crispen Best Dressed John Stewart and Betty Miller Most Dependable Steve Bishop and Marilee Karins I X i 6 69

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. . . ....k....s,,,w.5i,..,... .k..... Judy Clouser wills her sloapy handwriting to Reggie Savage. To Carl Zimmerman is left Mildred Deibert's quietness. To Susy Thunderbird Jones is left Dianne Doremus's good driving habits. Roberta Drake's laugh goes to Pat Kershaw. Letty Crispen leaves her Ford Rl to Bussy Heinbaugh. Mrs. Diehl will receive Ken Clouser s crazy combo's. Joann Carelli's love for Chamberhill is left to Sam Attick. To Evelyn Steinberger goes Jerry Brittain's class ring. Jacque Chronister's sureness of marriage is given to Mr. Yukica. Pat Angeli's love for Steelton goes to Mohn Street. Jim Bender's love for Red and White is given to Room 103. Tootie Barnett leaves her inner tube to Mr. Rineer. Carole Conrad's love for John Harris goes to lrma Keefer. To Monte Fitting is left Charlie Bair's need for a hair cut. Lefty Ellenberger's wild pitching arm is given to Lew Cunkle. Steve Bishop's broken down locker goes to some lucky senior next year. To Dave Zeigler goes Richard Blass's way with women. Allan Bogar's Trig ability goes to anybody who has need of it. To Stan Holsinger goes Dave Boyd's shyness to girls. Ruth Winters' guarding ability is given to Linda Keslar. Ronald Yetter's ieep is left in place of the Dauphin Stationwagonf' Joyce ZeigIer's long tresses go to Connie Sprow. To Zeb Forney is given Jean Zimmerman's one false tooth. Walter Zimmerman leaves his English Class Chorus to Mrs. Christman. Leroy Welter's overly coolness' goes to John Cassett. Don Whistler's position as only boy in Mr. Morris' home room goes to a girl so that Mr. Morris will have an all girl home room. Harold Vogt leaves his hot rod to the driver training classes. To Sandy Holtzman goes Sarah Ann Steigerwalt's good behavior and abilities. Eugene Stewart's line backer possition goes to none other than Richard Peel. Kay Stewart. and Diane Keeney's interests in Gettysburg go to Jo Ulrich. To Vern Magnuson goes Roy Tobias' bay window. Donald Shields' pocket of worms goes to the cafeteria for soup. Jeanne Shoaff's waist-line is given cheerfully to Linda Dayton. Mary Souder's crush on Bus Drivers goes to Barbara Clearwater. Melvin Spitler's math brains are left to hang on Mr. Hull's bulletin board. John KiIhefner's barn parties go to Sandra Sheesley. Dot Knapp leaves to the world-her iazz bows. To Edna Heisey is left Pat Jenakovich's cosmetics. Shirley Kaufman leaves her chewing gum to Mrs. Hartman. Frannie Salerno's love for playing cupid is willed to Mrs. Armstrong. To Kent Cootes is left Leonard Bayor's height. Gail Frank's first baseman's ability goes to Rosie Reinhard. . lnza Roher leaves her uncommon name to all the Mary Smith's and Pat Jones . Barb Fritchey's brains are left to next year's Chemistry Class. The Hard Working Tom Johnson leaves his ambitions to Jerome Pettis. Rosie Kitzmiller leaves her love for blonde haired boys of Rutherford to Ruth Ann Hoffman. Morilee Karins' fabulous words to George Johnson. Fred Mink's want to Annapolis is left to Joby Miller. Harry Miller leaves his blushes to Carole Polleck. John Stewart's neat clothes to his brother Deleno. Sam Twitch Eshenower's ability to do anything in class but classwork is left to Sos Speelman. Mim Marks leaves her title Queen of the 88 to Joan Mumper. And last but not least, the boy's in room 128 give their Saddle Shoes back to Harris.