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

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1959 1959--This is our last year at Central Dauphin, but the graduating class of '59 will always hold vivid memo- ries of classmates, surroundings, extracurricular activities, and the spirit of Central Dauphin. 1956--Our first duty as an organized class was to elect the following officers: Robert Knupp, President, june Martin, Vice-President, Suzi Snavely, Secretary, Robert Banks, Treasurerg and Jeanne Lingle, Historian. Our first project was the play Night Must Fall, starring Robert Knupp, Don Alsedek and Suzi Snavely, 1957-HOne of the high points of our junior year was the distribution of our class rings. The officers for this year were: Robert Knupp, President, Sam Linta, Vice-President, Cora Asper, Secretaryg Robert Banks, Treasurer, and jean Hertz, Historian. An unfortunate incident occurred during our junior year. On December 30, 1957, Chap Herman, a member of our class, lost his life in an automobile accident. We will always retain fond memories of Chap. The Late Christopher Bean headed by Don Alsedek and Suzi Snavely was our junior class play. The year was concluded with our beautiful prom in The Hidden Garden. 1958-The added attraction was the arrival of our two foreign exchange students, Sally MacClymont and Tjerk Huppes. The officers for our final year were: William Alexander, President, Don Eshenower, Vice-President, Mary Lou jones, our cheerleader captain, led both our football team and girls' basketball team through an undefeated season. Mary Lou was also elected as the PAL Princess from Central Dauphin. Nancy Caum led the band front for three years as acrobatic majorette, with Hedy Hocker as head majorette in her senior year. Our Homecoming Queen was Nancy Caum, and her attendants were Beverly Knipple and Nancy Nagle. The Christmas Ball was our senior semi-formal dance, with Al Bethel and his orchestra. Roger Harvey and Connie Suttles starred in our senior class play Harvey. At last OUR Senior Prom, a long-awaited night that was not soon forgotten. At one of our last class meetings we chose the following symbols: class colors, royal purple and white, class flower, the white rose. Then came june with the final days of School-Baccalaureate and Commencement at the Forum. On this day we graduated with our motto in mind. Our liberties we prize, our rights we will maintain. These are our memories but we will pass and be forgotten like the rest. Class advisors, Mr. Yukica and Mrs. Todd, confer with class president, William Alex- ander. I4

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C Q 712 ffyf awe - 19.59 The Hall of Eame is comprised of Seniors deserving special recognition and honor for their contributions and services to our school. The Senior Class, by popular vote, chose students showing qualities of leadership, citizenship and leadership. The final selection was made by the faculty and administra- tion and resulted in twelve outstanding seniors representing the class of 1959. W Y v-1 Q9 CLASS TREASURER Robert Banks has been the treasurer of his class for the past three years. He has been in the Key Club throughout senior high school, and is in the concert and marching bands. Bob is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society and the CENTRALIAN Editorial Staff. He has served on the Prom Committee and Senior Execu- tive Committee. His future plans include chemical engi- nearing. PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN Suzi Snavely has participated in Forensics, the class plays, operettas. Choir. and Dauphin- ettes. She is a member of the Public Relations Club and has served as its chairman this year. A member of the CENTRAL- IAN and RAMBLER Editorial Staffs, she was the winner of the Keystone Girls' State Schol- arship which was awarded to her by the American Legion. Next year she intends to study nursing. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Donald Eshenower is a mem- ber of the vocational program. He is the vice-president of the Senior Class and has played on Central Dauphin's football team for the past four years. He has also been a member of the Student Council. His other ac- tivities include serving on the Senior Executive Committee and being a homeroom officer. Electrical technician will be his line. FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAIN David Hoffman, a member of the college preparatory course, serves Central Dauphin as a member of the Key Club and president of his homeroom. Dave is very active in football. he has served on the IV. team for one year and the varsity team for two years. Also, he was captain of the team during his junior and senior years. His profession will be the ministry, JCM . ,ff Q9 I6 WRESTLER Harry Jones is a representa- tive of our vocational program. A member of the Senior Execu- tive Council, he has also par- ticipated in football. He is, in addition, a member and co- captain of the Wrestling Team. As a member of the Prom Cim- mittee he was known for his cooperation. After he completes his education, he will take up carpentry which is his chosen trade. FOOTBALL BIG 33 Richard Wix, a college pre- paratory student, is mainly in- terested in sports. He served three years on the football team and also took part in basketball of which he is manager. He is a member and treasurer of th Student Council, as well a serving on the Senior Executiv. Council. Secretary of the Key Club is another of his func tions. After school he plans to go to college.