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

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TRACK Firrt row: R. Keith, V. Magnuson, R. Keeney, R. Stroeman, R. McCloskey, E. Tezak, B. Linn H. Smith, C. Weston, R. Burkholder, D. Hunter. Second row: L. Kuhn, R. Wingert, J. Weidner W. Alexander, J. Brittain, W. Donges, R. Reisinger, D. Klinger, G. Follc. Third row: Mr. Yukica W. Rothman, D. Jenakovich, E. Seigfried, W. Yarnall, F. Oakes, A. Peirson, G. Hoffsommer, J Pettis, R. Rowe, Mr. Paxton. TRACK SCHEDULE CD. ...... 69M2 West Shore -..... ....., 4 7V2 CD. ...... 79 Susquehanna ...... ...... 2 4l!2 CD. .. ...... 97 Hummelstown .. ......38 CD. .... ...... 6 ZVZ Camp Hill ....... ..56V2 C.D. .... ........... .... . 2 7 Big Spring ...... Hershey ..... .. . Enola .................... Boiling Springs .... john Harris .. ...,. .. C.D. came in second out of twelve class A schools at the Shipensburg Invitation. C.D. rated first place at the Lower Susquehanna Conference Meet with 76 points. a C.D. OVER THE HURDLES Central Dauphin, spirited by such weathered trackmen as 1 Reisinger, Bill Yarnall, Ronald Pettis, Bobby Keith, and V Magnuson, ended their track season with a smashing four wins 1 one loss. Reisinger, after winning the district mile event, went on to ' the state championship at State College. Yarnall placed h in the javelin throw, while Pettis excelled for C.D. in hurdles. Each of the twenty-eight members on the team found sc thing to his taste out of the list of: several dashes, relays, shot-put, javelin, pole vault, hammer throw, distance jumps the hurdles. Mr. Paxton coached the team with the assistance of Mr. Yul in the weight throwing division. State mile champ Reisinger, rarin' to go.

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SPIRIT IN SPORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. Green, 1. l-Iarclerode, G. Fry, G. Egresites, R. Savage, L. jones, C. Rothwell, J. Sheppard, G. Shatto, F. Emlet. Center: Randy C. D. IN SPIRIT One of the most important aspects of a good school is the spirit shown throughout it. In this way C. D. is far out in front due to the backing it receives from the student body headed by our cheerleaders. It is because of this that we are featuring them in your year- book. IV. CHEERLEADERS C. Strohm, S. Attics, D. Beinhaur, C. Forker, B. Berlin, G. Costabile, R. Deimler, M. E. Horner, P. Magnuson. 1 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Mr. Yakimoff, Faculty Managerg Mr. Morris, Businessg Mr. Brightbill, Equipment.

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CROSS COUNTRY R. Mummert, J. Kramer, R. Linn, D. Beaver, S. Byrd, M. Beachley, B. Knupp, L, Kuhn. D. Ferber, G. Kelchner, T. Morrette, T. Sillet. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 11001 CD Reading . . 22 33 Lancaster . . . 22 33 'master g ' H18 43 john Harris .. H 31 24 hll HHIIIS .. . York V i H H 'illiam Penn .. . .. .19 36 C.D. BREAKING THE TAPE The injury riddled Rams finished one of the worst cross country ,sons win-wise. But not being out-done, the resurgent Rams sped arch rival john Harris. This without a shadow of doubt s the sweetest victory they could have come by. With the loss Roy Reisinger and Charles Schuler due to illness for the sea- 1, the team scarcely expected a winning season, according to ach Thomas Musser. Nevertheless the win over john Harris ll live forever. Here comes Ralph!