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

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goof unzbr Tfarszg Y 3559: QB N. Q T? X , . Xf yxgg iv ft 1 9if9fl3 I ll-Qi ,Trim---. .D I BOTTOM ROW: K. Jones fstudent trainerj. D. Wzilborn, T. Nagle, K. Shenfelt. D, Beaver, D. Stewart, G. Confer, N. Hetrick, I Vcrcundies, F. Linn fmanagerj. SECOND ROW1 Mr, Sanner Qcoaehj, I Harr. -I. Balmer, T. McGraw, J. Yeager, B. Barlow, D. Articles, D. Davidson. j, Fetterlioff, Mr. Ramsey fcoachj, THIRD ROXV: R. Smith. T. Lenker, D, Hoover, B. Dlinhaugh, D. Dnnlxlu. R Corlwctt, C. lIradfoi'tl, D, Ilrehm, R, Snyder. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Selma! CD. OPP. 505001 CD, OPP, York O 12 Middletown 9 6 XVilliam Penn 7 6 Bishop McDevitt Cancelled Steelton 0 14 Upper Dauphin 26 0 Susquehanna 19 6 Milton Hershey I3 I3 4 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie, and 1 cancellation Cfoacfrhy eww!! Paul Paxton, Varsity liackfield Cnachg joseph Sahol, Varsity Line Coachg joseph Yukica, Head Coachg Thomas Ramsey, junior Varsity CoaCh3 Glenn Sanner. .Iunior Varsity Coach. IIO

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oofgaf M12 0119 ' lllfkv ' f I , y J I5 lv. c DON CAUM DAVE HOFFMAN BOB LANDIS DICK WIX ff ffzy 33 'J .wecoynzfzon for cwams Football 1958 at Central Dauphin was certainly a team effort of spirit, loyalty and sportsmanship. All those who participated in the sport gained, among other things, self-respect, character, and a feeling of great accomplishments. Some of the more outstanding participants gained for themselves other individual honors. These came in the form of nomination to the Patriot-News Big 55 Dick Wix, Dave Hoffman, Bob Landis, and Don Caum were the four C.D. lads who made the check list consisting of some 150 Pennsylvania football players who have shown outstand- ing qualities on the gridiron. Don Caum had the distinct honor of being the only Central Dauphin athlete to make the Big 33 team. Caum also was chosen for the Associated Press All-State Squad, first string. These honors which the boys brought to themselves, as well as their school, should stand as a lasting memento for all athletes taking part in football, and act as a goal for them to attain. C0005 Ofi ,Qear i Joseph M. Yukica, Central Dauphin's head football coach, was named N1958 Coach of the Year by the Harrisburg Old Timers Club for producing the top football team in the mid- state area. For Coach Yukica, this was not a one-year miracle but a result of four seasons of determination and devotion to his job. l ach of Year, Yukica, briefs Ram re- All-State Quarterback Don Caum out-ma- ves during Bishop McDevitt game. neuvers Milton Hershey's Spartans for a long gain. I09

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ross ounfr elmll Q 1.2 Xgwli QSVQRQI Q9ll3 4z Q3 69231 A i MPH maui 3 . 1 UAUPHIN BAM . as 5, y iumml v 1 :Q ' , 4 ig .K 'Y . . KNFELING: M. Clouser, Clarke, STANDING: M. Powers, S. Burd, J, Gotwals, T, Lenker, R, Burnett, Nr. lirnnner, Coach. A SCHEDULE CD. Opp. CD, Opp. Away Sept john Harris 39 20 Away Oct. 6fL:mcaster 48 15 Home Sept Lancaster 48 16 Away Oct. 161-Williarn Penn 46 17 Home Sept Vlfilliam Penn 37 20 Away Oct. 15-York 55 15 Home Sept. 25-York . 53 15 Home Oct. 16fReading 49 15 Home Oct. -john Harris 48 17 t1Wins 9 Losses fi A ear 122 Cfross- Cfounfry Although much enthusiasm and interest was devoted to the exploits of our football team, another group of hard-working athletes con- tributed much to the 1958 fall sports program. The CD. cross-country team, outmanned by most of their opponents, never failed to repre- sent our school with a true spirit of determina- tion and sportsmanship. Under the leadership of Coach john Brunner, the harriers faithfully gave their best during the entire season against the formidable opposition of the six-team Cen- tral Penn Cross-Country League. The never- say-die attitude of the squad is also a reflection on the fine co-captains, Mike Clouser and jim Clarke. Possibly with better luck in the future, C.D.'s record will improveg but no team can match the spirit of this 1958 edition. Ram harrier coming home to victory.