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

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I x Jackie - r Kathy l enfbrs For three long years you've had to workg Never once your duty did you shirk. With strenuous practice and tense hard play, You've helped make us the Champions we are today. So long, senior team-mates! It won't be the same, Without your spirit that never did wane. And sometimes remember the old white and green, An' that you all were a part of this Championship team. ' -- l K . A - ,f Nancy 1 Marion . 1 Q ga, l f Nance Jean ii Nance Hedy l22 Sheila

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fZ1Qf0fj7Qcfey FRONT ROW: E. Linn, M. Nold, M. Reynolds, A. Harman, S. Lewis, I. Wickenhiser, S. Schreckengaust. B. Hopkins, M. Gipe, R. Bogar, V. johnson. SECOND ROW: C. Beard, manager, G. Cohen, B. Morton, A. Turner, J. Clarke, L. Gray, S. Sheesley, M. Carey, j. Hodge, S. Kerstetter, P. Farnsworth, D. Capello, D, Beinhaur, J. McCreary, Coach Dwyer. Missing from the picture: N. Foltz, S. Hilliard, B. Gohn, E. Esterly, manager. Home Sept. 22-Carlisle , Away Oct. 2-Cumberland , Away Oct. 8-Camp Hill . Home Oct. 16-Northern , Home Oct. 23-Mechanicsburg Away Oct. 30-Susquehanna .. T Home Nov. 4-East Pennsboro ELEANOR LINN Captain ,J BARB NORTON VIVIAN JOHNSON CSllCC'QS.SfTfcRCA-Gy CSQGSOI2 MARION CAREY The 1958 hockey team under the able coaching of Mi s Nancy Dwyer completed a fairly successful season. The team won three games. tied two, and lost two. This rect rd yielded a third place in the Lower Susquehanna Con- ference, a league of eight teams, Throughout the season the fundamentals and skills if the game were emphasized as well as speed and accuracy. The team, consisting of only four seniors, eighteen juniors, and five sophomores, chose Eleanor Linn for its captain. It is for this reason that Coach Dwyer estimates it as a team of the future. l2l

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014319 yjasfefgezfl Oh no. C.D. couldn't be losing UNDEFlZATEDfthis is the adjective to describe the ter- rific girls' basketball team. Wfinning thirteen games, the team, coached by Mrs. Louise Krolak, finished their season by cap- turing the trophy for first place in the Lower Susquehanna Conference Division Both forwards and guards worked together to tally up the team's points. Aiding also, were the managers who kept the records straight. After many hours of long practices, the nine senior and junior girls have made a good showing with their uniform drill and well-played games. These factors led to further honors at the annual Conference Playday. One of the girls, Kathy Kershaw, was chosen to be on the first All-Star Team, while Marion Carey received an honorable mention. FIRST ROVU: M. Oberheim fhfanagerj, Mrs. Krolak fCoachj, S. Sheesley fhianagerj, M, Nold fManagerJ. SECOND ROXV: INT. Carey, K. Kershaw, N. Dutro. THIRD ROXV: N. XX'ilbert, S. Hoover, nl. Van Orsclel, N. Good, S. Cannon, H. Hocker, S, Yarnall, nl. Sanders. R. Bogar, D. Beinhaur, J. Forney, P. Farnsworth. N. Caum. 60590416 'v C.D. OPP. Away Dec, 16- Cumberland Valley 51 39 Home Dec. 22-f Alumni 60 50 Away lan. 84- Enola 40 30 Home jan, 16' - Susquehanna 43 31 Away lan. 22- -4 Boiling Springs 63 50 Home jan. 27f - Mechanicsburg 60 45 Away jan. 29- Wfest Shore S1 69 Home jan. 30 Faculty 35 27 Home Feb. ,ff Enola 50 43 Away Feb. Gi- Susquehanna 61 40 Home Feb, l2-- Boiling Springs 61 31 Home Feb. 19' - West Shore 69 43 Home Feb. 23W- Cumberland Valley 54 43 1 l .1 Heres hoping. Healy! No points for BS, hopes Nance. l23