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

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Ensemble, Dauphinettes, Trio, Quai 55 si is ! 1 Boltom row: A. Vinyard, J. Brightbill, J, Newkam, L. Summers. J. Harclerode, F. Spitler, C. Ross, N. Harris, G. Seig, J. Shep pard, T. Nettling. Second faux' M. Nold, L. Stonesifer, H. Jacobs. C. Forker, E. Shearer, C. Weyhemmeyer, B. Mann, T. Hodgir R. Shaffner, D. Alsedek, J. Martin. Third row: S. Hock, J. Zeigler, M. Seeds, E. Bricker, S. Attick, C. Bistline, P. Magnuson, 1: Beinhauer, D. Lee, S. Linta, B. Burd, K. Sweiger. Fourfh mum' A. Orr, J. Davis, N. Dutro, L. Nash, D. Fry, M. Kreamer, I Knies, R. Crum, C. Mitchell, J. Beil, K. Cohick, C. Hoffman. Fifth row: L, Herb, B. M. Rhoades, S. Doyle, P. Snavely, J. Baker, S. Werner, R. Care, J. Hawks, H. Smith, THE DAUPHINEERS THE TRIO Kreiser, P. Fowler, C. Brinton, R. Bogai K. Lyons, R. Reisinger, D. Maxwell. Hour after hour, day after day, stud are seen heading for the music departn of our school. Although located in an of the way section, the office of 'Wit' Chrissy' is always buzzing with acti- Practice sessions, planning, correctior all the prerequisites of presentingaprog. or winning a contest find the particip: blending their voices and instruments harmony, Irene R, Christman directs the numer vocal groups which participate in scl assemblies. Forensic contests, and c munity activities. The 150 voice choir presented a spc arrangement of the Tchaichovsky IN cracker Suite at Christmas, and the m orable Carmen by Bizet this spr Members of the group attended Daup County Chorus, Southern District Cho. and Pennsylvania State Chorus as rep sentatives from Central Dauphin. Pirates of Penzance, by Gilbert and E livan, was produced this spring as the partment's third annual operetta.

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QE VOCAL MUSIC GROUPS - Choir, Dauphineers, Borrow row: I. Christman, F. Leber, K. Williamson, S. Leach, L. Stifflcr, M. Harry, S. Wynn M Koons B Kelchner C. Kinnard, B. Bogar, B. Conrad, M. Rhcn. Second wuz' C. Peffley, D. Sweger, L. Keller, O. Frazier P Griffin S Creznit Martin, E. Hamilton, C. Shannon. Third row: R. Fair, A. Hout, B. Doll, j. McDowell, R. Klein R Monk B Robinson C. Watson, A. Nagle, S. Antolick, J. Beamesderfer. Fozzrfb row: B. Eshleman, T. Lenker, T. Schwalm B Gruvcr B Nordberg L. Holes, S. Snavely, J. Feather, S. Hiney, C. Hann, H, Taylor, S. Bc-lton, J. Reese, M, Horner. F1117 mu C Fry Stark K Van Slyke, J.-Eisenooth, M. Carey, J. Sanders, L. Huston, J. Crum, S. Zimmerman, S. Huston, J Abbott J Vin Orsdel S Hoover, M. Maravich. M. Shiner. Seventeen girls constitute the girls' En- ale, a group which obtained the only frior rating for ensemble in Pennsylvania he 1957 Forensic contest. Because of.its ll size, there is a great demand for group for outside performances. , larger group of girls is the Dauphin- 5, whose membership is limited to girls nigh-standard musicianship. 'Twas the ht Before Christmas, in the familiar ngement by Fred Waring, is a tradi- al favorite for this group. l girls' trio, as well as a boys' quartet, reorganized yearly. ill male members of the choir are part 1 smaller group called the Dauphineers. Ihoir officers are: President, Roy Rei- gerg Vice President, jack Beilg Secretary, ry Ann Kreamerg Treasurer, Carole ntong Librarian, Lorraine Keller, Busi- THE ENSEMBLE s Manager, Robert Shaffner. THE DAUPHINETT ES