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

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To the class of 1956: The Class of 1956 is mort fortunate in being the first to graduate from the newly organized Central Dauphin High School. Your participation and leadership have made pos- sible the organization of new school activities and have aided in setting high standards for Central Dauphin that will be- come traditional. l congratulate you on your interest and service in the varied school proiects and especially in the publication of this, our first yearbook. May you reap the greatest possible educational benefits during your one year in Central Dauphin High School and after graduation, may you ever be a loyal supporter of your Alma Mater. Raymond N. Keim Administrative Assistant Today's youth has many adiustments to make in this changing world. One ofthe most important is the development ofa saleable skill by which he or she may become economically sufficient. The students of Central Dauphin High School are fortunate to have a wide variety of courses in which they may specialize to develop their vocational ambitions. In our cur- riculum, there are courses in Vocational Agriculture, Voca- tional Homemaking, Distributive Education, and several phases of Trade and Industrial Education. lt is our sincere wish that the graduates of these courses may find successful employment in their chosen field, and become responsible citizens in the world of tomorrow. Vocational and Adult Educational Director, Harold J. Peck 91 Raymond N. Keim Harold J. Peck

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W- V .pun-.eve .sv Kermit M. Stover Arthur R. Shoop 4.-M ,,VY -..in-nL..... ,Y,, Jn.. .. You, the Class of 1956, have not only the honor of being the first class to be graduated from the Central Dauphin High School, but also have the honor of publishing this book, the first yearbook of the Central Dauphin High School. Your yearbook is a valuable historical document for this school. lt records for future years the beginning activities ofa school which I believe will receive recognition as on of the leading high schools of the State. Everyone is appreciative of the leadership which you have exerted in establishing many of the future customs and tradi- tions of this school as well as the high standard in curricular and extra curricular activities which you have established during this first year of operation. You, as the first alumni of the school, can and undoubtedly will give your support through organized as well as individ- ual effort to the development of even higher standards and further improvements for your Alma Mater. Your interest and your loyalty to Central Dauphin as alumni members will con- tinue to challenge future pupils to greater achievements. l, therefore, urge you to organize an Alumni Association for the school and to continue the fine leadership which you displayed so magnificently this year in the interest of your school. We are proud of you, as the first graduating class, and of this yearbook in the same way that we are proud of the Cen- tral Dauphin High School. I, therefore, congratulate you, the first graduates of our school, for your achievements in high school and extend to each one of you the best wishes of your Alma Mater for hap- piness and success in your everyday living. Kermit M. Stover Supervising Principal To The Members of the Graduating Class: The Class of 1956 is singularly honored. Not only are you the first Senior Class to be graduated from Central Dauphin High School, you also enioy the rare distinction of having assisted in the development of each of the ideals and tradi- tions of your school. To each member of the Graduating Class-Congratula- tions! Your response to the many problems which confronted you will seldom be surpassed. With the hope that current aspirations will find fulfillment in lives dedicated to both the spiritual and the material growth of our civilization, l remain Cordially, Your Friend, ARTHUR R. SHOOP W ' L1-H'-'11-and in r 'rlhr -W ' 1-nga' ' '

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Central Dauphin Joint School Board lst Row seated-Mr. C. H. Shatto, Mr. Howard Corl, Mr. Hiram J. Frysinger, Second Vice-President of the Joint School Board, Mr. Robert A. Black, First Vice-President of the Joint School Board, Rev, Elias H, Phillips, Secretary of the Joint School Board, Mr. D. M. Cresswell, President of the Joint School Board, Mr. Oscar L. Lingle, President of the Joint School Committee, Mr. George E. Jones, Secretary of the Joint School Committee. 2nd Row-Mr. George Buftington, Mr. Ernest E. Eshenaur, Mr. Ralph Deoven, Mr. Charles F. McNeely, Mr. William S, Lenker, Mr. Floyd W. Herman, Mr, Riley A. Umberger, Mr, Donald Rhine, Mr, James L. Hendrickson, Mr. Joseph C. Nies. 3rd Row-Dr. Harry R. Pittman, Mr. Franklin Hacker, Mr. Paul Landis, Mr. Donald C. Knoll, Mr. Arthur O. Hager, Mr. Robert H. Bogar, Mr. Howard P. Collins, Treasurer of the Joint School Board, Mr. Robert Peach, Mr. Earle M, Mitchell, Mr. William A. Foreman. Not Pictured-Mr. Frank J. Wallis, Jr,, Mr. Eugene Gorman, Mr, L. M. F. Hocker, Mr. Thomas B. George, Jr., Mr. Robert Greenawalt, Mr. Charles H. Shallfner, Mrs. Betty S. Griffiths, Mr. William S. Stanford, Mr. Luther H. Crum, Vice-President of the Joint School Committee, Mr. Lester Wolfe, Mr. Harvey Mumma. 92