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

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Ed Schillo's up for two. Kas! ! KNEELING: fManagersD G. Markley, R. Wix, K. jones, G. Ebersole. STANDING: M. Clouser, D. Taylor, R. Crum, R. C.D. The Rams set a high pace in the beginning of the season by winning their first three league contests. The following games proved to be tougher, however, and C.D. finished the first half of play in the Central Penn League in fourth place, with a 4-4 record. The Ram squad consisted entirely of juniors, all of whom had experience last season. Coach john' Brunner worked hard with these boys, and they definitely showed improvement over last year. In fact, Don Schlosser, one of the Ram's starters, ranked with the top scorers of the Central Penn League with a 13.4 average per game. During the latter part of the season, the Rams lost a number of games by very close margins. Included ir

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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.

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bf Lmith, J. Brindle, J. Brunner fCoachQ, E. Schillo, D. Caum, T. Lenker. C, Boyer, D. Schlosser. COURT hese were the contests with Willimn Penn and York, ihampions of the first and second halves, respectively. Highlighters for C.D. during the season included E. Schillo who had a fabulous hook, Chip Boyer who lisplayed an effective jump shot, and Don Caum who mandled the ball spectacularly. Jim Brindle, who shone an the rebound department, was also a good asset to he Rams. Next year's prospects are very promising, as Coach Brunner loses none by graduation. Also, the experience which the boys gained this season will certainly pay off n the coming year. jim Brindle leaps high for a rebound