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

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in Y ...X 9,2 f-17019012 Harry jones goes up and over. Squeeze, jim. IRST ROW: J. Spangler. H. jones, C. Long, D. Beaver, B. enkcr, Hnrr. SECOND ROW: J. Gutslmll. A. Ford, l.. encler, B. Gruvcr, D. Dunklc. T. W1llSl1, T. Lenker. II7 SCHEDULE OPP. Home Dec. 11-Hershey 23 Away Dec. 15-Milton Hershey 40 Away Dec. 22-Mechanicsburg 31 Home jan. S York 19 Home jan. 8-Carlisle 20 Home jan. 8--Boiling Springs 11 Home jan. 22-Big Spring 14 Away jan. 29-Northern 15 Home I'eb. 5-Juniata joint 20 Away Feb. 12-Newport 26 Home Feb. 17-New Cumberland 11 Away Feb. 19-Susquehanna . 13 Away Feb. 25-Cumberland Valley 24

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cgenzbzxs . Ure -au- f 1 v . CLYDE SHUEY BILL LENKER JIM QIIARK JOE SPANGLER CD. 'ON THE MAT The last wrestling season was a very successful one for Central Dauphin, as they finished in third place in the Sec- tion Ill, District lll Wfrestling League. The Ram grapplers sported a 7-2 league record and a 9-fi over-all record. Mechanicsburg, victorious in its last 4-'l matches, and Milton Hershey, undefeated during the 58-59 season, gave the Rams their only non-league defeats. In league competition, only un- defeated Newport and highly-ranked Cumberland Valley were able to conquer the Ram matmen. At the close of the season, Central Dauphin participated in the Section III meet at Cumberland Valley. Here, the Rams again did quite well for themselves, as they placed third with a total of 23 points. CD. placed five men in the semi-finals, but only two of them could make the finals. Denny Beaver, the Ram's classy 15-1-pounder, was the lone section champ from C.D. He won his match in fine fashion by pinning pre- viously-undefeated Ken Cooke of Susquehanna in 51 seconds. The five seniors who wrestled first-string duning the sea- son were: jim Clark, 1203 Clyde Shuey, 127, Joe Spangler, 1333 Harry jones, 1381 and Bill Lenker, 165. Although Coach Musser will lose these five starters by graduation, he will still have a fine nucleus of men remaining with which to work next year. II6 'MT T HARRY JONES Q mammal? L FIRST ROW: J. Cosser, D, Drum. R, Bernstein, C. Shuey, J. Clark. SECOND ROXYYI Mr. Musser tCoachH, R. Peach, R. Burnett, I.. Xvebster, M. l.c-nker, K. XY'rcn.

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cknigy p Offs 1955 t .PUC 1 . li l ? 4 G . FIRST ROWV2 C. XX'r-stun, KI. jefferies. D, Harriman, D, Jenakovich. AF - fn 89 '- Q' 2 35. V5- R, Xwingert, 'lf Gingrich. E. Tezak, SECOND ROXV: Mr. Paxton ffu.1cl1l. R Keeney. XV, Alexander. K. jones. S. Hurd, G. Jefferies, XV. Smith. THIRD ROVV: W. Rudy, R, Reisingcr, XV. Drake, A Pierson. J. Martin. I.. Babil. SCHEDULE , CD. 52l Susquehanna 68 Hershey 171 W' CD. SIM Cumberland Valley S153 Boiling Springs 1312 CD, 25 XX'illiam Penn 102 CD 55 John Harris 92 . . CD. 7125 New Cumberland GSM Hurling Spying, 7813 CD. WM Big Spring 'Sli Cumherlantl Valley MVA I Ruy Reisinger finished first in the mile run at the Sliippenshurg lnxitatiunal. TY--a QD. finished fifth in 'W'-. 311 ' Conference Meet. f'3 T5i. ll' Clliarlie XY'estun awaits the gun. II8 the SSO-yard relay at the l.elw.mm1 Relays, CD. rated fifth plate out uf fourteen teams with Zl points in the Iamei' Susqueluanna