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

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cgfuoenf CQ,0u12c1' FIRST ROVV: Mr. li. Ii. Hartman, Advisorg R. Wix, Treasurerg T. Sillett, President, R. Knupp, Vice-President, P. Magnuson, Secretary. SECOND ROW: C. Livingston, C. Grubb, C. Cassel, G. Cassatt. D. Krasevic, I.. Maletestinic, L. Esterly, P. Cerzulla, -I. Fisenhooth. THIRD ROXV: S. Taylor, I.. Bittinger, D. Mummart, C. Asper, P. XVarner. C. XX'eyhenmeyer, B. Lillie, M. Lingle, C. Fannestock. FOURTH ROXV: C. Lang. P, Klase, Ii, Leitzell, D. Kolar, F. Linn, L, Herb, P. Fowler, B. Reese, J. Sheets. FIFTH ROXV: J. Rupert, L. jones, li, Alexander. I7, Harriman. R, Keeney. lf. Schillo, D. Sweger, T. Huppes fHollandj, R. Crum. T. Bennett. The Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Hartman, is a club set on very high standards for which a member must be outstanding in leadership and scholarship. These members, one from each homeroom, are elected by popular vote of the students in their YOOIH. The outstanding project of the Council this year has been the Foreign Student Drive. It has sponsored a dance and the selling of Central Dauphin banners to assist the drive financially. gufure arm ers 0 cr!-T122 erzea The Future Farmers, consist- ing of twenty boys, meet under the direction of Mr. George Phillips. The club meets pri- marily as a social group for the vocational agricultural boys. The primary function of the F.F.A. is the development of agriculture leadership, co-opera- tion. and citizenship. Some projects they have and will participate in are: the Gratz Fairg the Pennsylvania State Farm Showg Dutch Days at Hershey, and the Science Fair at CD. The boys prepared a window exhibit to be shown at the 1960 Farm Show. They also formed a Public Speaking Team. STANDING: Ii. XX'eist, Nr. Phillips. FIRST ROW: J. Hales, G. Orndorff. R. Smith, J. Mengel, H. Hewett. SECOND ROXV: li. Fleager, F. Kanyuck, S. Huffman. D. Davidson, C. Smith, D. Powley. R. Strulun. J. Fetterhaff, nl. Bell, I.. Keefer. FOURTH ROW: L. Dietrich, -I. Bivens, E. lietterlioff. K. Darr. G. llivcns. I44

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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

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The Girls' Tumbling Club, advised by Mrs. Krolak, work on the mats and Jn the various types of apparatus, keep- ng in mind the nations physical fitness urogram. The purpose of this club is to de- 'elop the students' skills progressively, hrough elementary tumbling and stunts, intil they are ready for more advanced vork. it . -yr if .sf gif 7 yumgfhy A I. ' T FIRST ROW: M. Erb, J. Derk, B. Moleskie, j. Clarke, J. Bohn, N. Kershaw, V. johnson. SECOND ROW: S. Lewis, J. Straining. THIRD ROW: V. Harty, parallel bars, -I. McCreary, H. Hocker, M. Bryant. gqrf l JOB CHARITY IIA t-1... .ois I-Ieim, Ruth Murray, Mr. Murrow. Not shown: L. Baker, K. Bowman, J. Condon, S, Duncan, J. Etter, C. Fuhrman, P. Gluntz, E. Green, N. Grissinger, B. Jacobs, L. Caufman, F. Keller, L. Mease, G. Miller, L. Reed, F. Roberts, C. Sease, J. Smith, C. Snow. The Art Club is under the supervision of Mr. Morrow. The boys and girls of this club are taught one of the finer arts. Each student has his preference as to the project he wishes to work on during the year. They are trained in poster work, sketches, and many other projects. The tumbling club, under the super- fision of Mr. Ramsey, is composed of 'orty boys. The purpose of this club is to allow he boys to relax and to teach them nroper co-ordination. They started out their busy season nlaying touch-football, and then basket- mall. Later the boys began their gymnas- ics-tumbling, working with the various equipment, and then, as spring ap- Jroached, they began volleyball and oftball. In addition to having a good time, hey learn the meaning of good sports- nanship. joys 7 umgfhy ite. Members are: L. Babil, W. Conrad, R. Farling, F. Kitzmiller, M. Lenker, T. Lingle, J. Milliken, M. Nelson, D. Oswald, W. Rudisill, M. Rudy, L. Webster, R. Lebo, R. Keeney, R. Zabcic, E. Hine, P. Moppin, W. Rudision, I.. I-Ioffner, R. Ferber, J. Peace, R. Schreffler, J. McCarthy, D. Unger, W. Emminger, N. Kramer, N. Wilhelm, R. Swain, Gotwals.