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

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Asscmhly s c r x' i t cg LISllL'l'lI14L1 scrvirc for Kixxurnis Horse Slinwg uslrurinig scrxitc tor h.1skuth.1ll ELIINCSQ food lmskcts for nccdy tlimilics .rt ,l4l1.lIll'ih'QlYlI1g .ind Cihristnms . . . thcsc .tru just .1 ticw nt' the .ntivitit-s ul' tht- Key Cilnh. This tluh consists nt' thirty selected hoys tirnm thc thru' .QfAklC.'S. Thr- .ulxisur is Mr. llcll .ind thc' tluh is .1l'l'ili.1tcd with the Kiw.1nis l1itci'nAtioii.1l. Thu irim nt' thu cluh is tn dur-lop lcadursliip illlkl initi.itix'c, tu pru- vide cxtwriciuc in livin-ig .ind working tngr-tlrcr. tu st-rwu thc school .ind wmmunity, .ind to prcturc for uscliul titizcnsliip. Silver hromidc is ,Ill iinpnrt- .int tlrctoi' in thu prntscssiiiig ot' film, s.tid Mr, Ilnil Paxton, .nl visor of thc Plintogntlwhy Cfluh. The twuiity-liivc mcinlwrs nl' thu cluh mcct cvc-ry Monday during Activity pcriud in Ronin ISI. The ohicttiws nt' thu vlnh .irc dcsignsd to pcrinit .rnyoiiu in- tcrcstcd tn gain hqttcr under- smnding ot' photography. The chih is tnnsidcrinxg many phases of pliotngrnpliy, some ot' which .rrcz thc gn-ncml chemistry involvcd in thu rntiking ot' lilm, imrpcr, .ind thc prwccssiirg nt' hoth films .ind Iupcrg thc sclcctinn and prirclmsiiig of ultrilwliiuiitl Ll txrrr.-ful study nf thc dark room equipment, limitations .ind how tO SLIYL' money in sutting unc uhg dcvclopincnt nt, liiling t0nt.u't printing .ind prim-r tltwlnprm-ritg cnlnrging plintogniplisg .ind how to improve thc Hpittnrc taking art hy thc .1m.1tcur pliotugriif phcr.

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0122 EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Kathie Rader SENIOR ADVISOR Joyce Reese RAMBLERETTE EDITOR Connie Suttles ASSOCIATE EDITORS Hilda Jacobs, Cook Romich. Ken Lyons MANAGING EDITORS Janet Beamsderfer, Bill Berry Phyllis Warner, Jane Wfeiss SPORTS EDITORS Beverly Knipple, Bill Rosener PHOTOGRAPHERS Fred Anspach, Chairman, Bill Donges, Eugene Devello, Jeff Buchle REPORTERS Edna Albright, Joyce Brightbill, Josephine Baer, Carole Brunner, Greta Cohen, Mark Eckman, Diana Dayton, Rosella Deimler, Eric Elbel, Suzi Doremus, Nancy Dutro, Dottie Elicker, Clare Grubb, Susan Griffith, Audrey Harmann, Don Harriman, Jane Hertz, Jean Hertz, Tish Hodgin, Roger Harvey, Norm Hetrick, Mary Lou Jones, Dick Koehane, Kathie F. Kreiser, Bob Knupp, Kenneth Lyons, Mary Nye, Helen Pipes, Winnie Pizzano, Nancy Plusquellic, Linda Potteiger, Mike Powers, Carole Rothwell, Sharon Schmidt, Suzi Snavely, Carol Speece, Lynne Stonesifer, Sara Jane Taylor, Peggy Waddell, Nancy Weidler, Carol Weyhenmeyer, William Zebell, Ray Vifhitmore. ADVISOR Mr. John Muntone BUSINESS STAFF MANAGERS Jeanne Lingle, Sharon Sheesley, fAsst.J STAFF Bonnie Berlin, Nancy Caum, Don Caum, Cindy Cassel, Sherry Creznic, Dianne Elder, Liz Eserly, Pauline Farnsworth, Nancy Good, Barb Gohn, Caryll Holtz- man, Susie Hilliard, Joan Kuhn, Marie Landis, Beverly Livingston, Maryellen Miller, Mary Mumma, Margie Oberheim, Barb Rhine, Bob Lobel, Bill Rothman, Gerry Hawks, Pat Sprecher, John Urban, Sandra Sease, Raylene Spickler, Doris Yeagley. ADVISOR Mr. O. B. Baldwin ART STAFF CHAIRMAN Toby Meyers STAFF Jana Brown, Betsy Donges, Barb Frank, Carole Forker, Linda Grey, Jo-Ann Harlacher, Howard Hoffman, Leslie Kaufman, Fred Keller, Nancy Leidy, Judy Lowe, Stephanie Luciano, Kathie D. Kreiser, Betsy Walmer. MAILING Gerry Hawks 709 - a f FIRST ROW: A. Kraft, Chaplain, M. Baum, Vice President, C. Matteson, President, SECOND ROW: D. Burnett, R. Smith, D, Johnston, C. McCreaty, A. Ford, G. Buyer. THIRD ROW: B. Stalter, E. Seibert, B. Boyd, B. Makek, R. Wright, B. Heiss, G. Staller, W. Kingsbury, B, Lillu, T. Goho, S. Vance, Mr. Bittle. The Hi-Y Club for boys is an organization in the high school com- mitted to a thorough understanding of the Hi-Y purpose and to de- veloping a program aimed at effecting that purpose, namely, to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The platform of clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship, is one through which all boys can profit. Through various programs, the club helps the individual to achieve a more Christian way of living, by developing personal integrity and self-discipline, and a growing sense of personal worth. I4l

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Lizofar fwsszlrfanfs dI2Of I .IBRARY CLUB- -FIRST ROXV: H, Roberts. E. Kohr, S. Kope, F. Sangemi, D. Fuhrman. SECOND ROXV: D. Vogt, J, Schriner, ieehrer, A. Imboden, S. Ramer, I.. Shive. G. Schwarz, D. Bainbridge. .'HIRD ROW: K. Cunningham, IZ, Price. J. Jenakovich, D. Salerno, sl. Foltz, Ii. Waizenegger. N. Shatto. J. Shutt, C, Kerstetter, V. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROW: C. Beard, J. Baker, J. Baer, L. Kline, E, Albright. SECOND ROW: D. Blain, D. Smith. E. Wightman, P. Gluntz, S. Hoover, B. Gelencser, C. Shannon, M. Capp. THIRD ROW: M. Fresemyer, J. Condon. K. Good. FOURTH ROW: B. Borton, J. Milliken, M, Crum. ticker, N. Forney, G, Nornhold. FOURTH ROW: M. Buente, A. lostolsky, T. Karins, B, Follett, B. XVolfe. R. Rudine. D. Hoffman, -I. Tluimma, J. lXIcElheny, M. Rubinic. B. Hopkins. Under the direction ol' Mrs, Maxine Bixler, this club is responsible for keeping the library in good shape. The stu- lents have sections for shelving books, and they prepare displays for the bulletin board and display table. A project they nope to accomplish this year is the making of a handbook of library procedures' for general use. The main purposes of his club are to establish a good library and to assist the students and faculty of the school in the location and use of li- vrary materials. The qualifications of becoming member of the National Honor lociety are leadership, service, haracter, and a -1.0 average. 'hese students are selected by 4-achers, counselors, and a com- nittee assigned for that purpose with Mr. Paul Landis as chair- aan. The final selection of the iembers is the point system. lnder leadership, service, and haracter there are S points. the nembers receiving the most toints are selected. To retain ieir membership they must 'maintain a -1.0 average. The purpose of the National ionor Society is to create en- iusiasm for scholarship and elp to develop character and iholastic ability. This Club is eneficial in many ways: for sample, it sponsors examina- ous and prepares one for col- -ge. The club consists of lifff. sniors, IOQL Juniors, and 595 nphomores. These standards are rt by the National Organization. Ir, lirank Benedek is the advisor l' the club. Tyafzonafjin or C. ioczef FIRST ROW: J. Beamesderfer, C. Speece, B. Deaven, S, Otto, B. Knipple. SECOND ROW: B. Walmer, J. Attick, J. Sheppard, N. Plusquellic, Jean Hertz, M. Miller, J. Lowe. THIRD ROW: C. Asper, S. Schmidt, M. Carey, J. Newkam, L. Miller. J. Sanders, Albright. B. Lenker. FOURTH ROW: D. Demmy, F. Kitzmiller, D. Mengel, B. Alexander, D. Vfix, G. Markley, J, Urban, FIFTH ROW: N. Wilbert, J. Harlacher, M. Gaffney, J. Sanders, F. Berger, L. Holes, N. Dutro, N. Caum, J. Lingle, P. Sprecher. SIXTH ROW: C. Wfirth, H.. Pipes, M. McKee, Jane Hertz. J. Reese. B. Knupp, D. Keohane, J. Gotwals, R. Whitmore, N. Strawser. Absent when picture wa taken are: J. Baer, R. Banks. D. Flicker, R. Garton. D. Hunsicker. I43