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

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unzbz' arszky FIRST ROW: S, Lewis, B. Donges, J. Wickenheiser, P. Waddell, B. Gohn, B. Harry. SECOND ROW: S. Schrcclten gaust, J. IXICCICAIFY, M. Landis, Mrs. Uhazie fcoachj, B. Youkers, S. Kerstetter, I.. Hendrickson. THIRD ROW G Cohen tmanagerj, J. Baker, S. Forker, Mrs. Krolak CCoachj, S. Eisenhooth, J. Schreffler, S. MacClyinont Maniecr ll-16 1- 8 1-16 l-22 l-27 1-29 2- 2 2- 6 2-12 2-19 2-25 58 59 59 59 59 59 59 59 59 59 .39 Undefeated in the history of C.D. Notable sportsmanship by all. Drills aided perfection. Enthusiastic coaching by Mrs. Uhaz Forwards raised score. ie and Mrs. Krolak. Experience gained for future years. Accurate passing by guards. Teamwork plus. Excellent managers. Done for the good of the school. Q50-Aeoizk C.D. OPP. Cumberland Valley . 48 16 Enola 43 11 Susquehanna . 27 13 Boiling Springs 58 22 Mechanicsburg 46 52 West Shore . 42 16 Enola 50 18 Susquehanna 57 36 Boiling Springs 36 20 Wfest Shore 44 30 Cumberland Valley 30 25 l24 Up for two more, Surah l

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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

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yf6aI1Q.5fr SCHEDULE C.D. OPP. Army April 17-Boiling Springs . . 70 5 Home May 11-Northern joint ,,,, 15 12 Army May 13-Cumberland Valley ,,,. 24 18 Home May 14-Boiling Springs . 23 9 Army May 15-Northern joint .,,. 9 5 Team slugger, Nance, boasts 721 batting aver- age. FRONT ROW: B. Knipple, D. Hunsicker, S. Nwatchman, N. Wilbert, H. Hocker, M. Killinger, B. Berlin. SECOND ROW: G. Constable, J. Kuhn, J. Forney, C. Brinton, B. Gohn, S. Kloss, J. Shatto, J. Wfickenhiser. THIRD ROW: D. Beinhaur, L. Crago, P. Farnsworth, S. Cannon, B. Jacobs, J. Hodge, M. Zeigler and Mrs. Krolak. H Home-stretch Stretch. The softball team finished undefeated in their league with five wins and no losses under the expert coaching of Mrs. Louise S. Krolak. All the players will be back for the 1958-59 season with the exception of Carol Brinton. The outstanding players consisted of the following: Nancy Wilbert, catcherg Joyce Shatto, pitcher, Carol Gutshall, pitcher, Pauline Farnsworth, lst base, Darlene Hunsicker, 2nd base: Carol Brinton, 5rd baseg Donna,Beinhaur, 3rd base: Maribeth Killinger, 3rd base: Shelia Cannon, shortstopg Bonnie Berlin, right field: Sandra Wachtiiuan, center field, and Beverly Knipple, left field. 125 ,