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

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Gforaf C012 Cerf P. Newkam, L. Antolick, S. Hoover, S. Weiner, D. Alseded, J. Sanders, R. Fair, M. Carey, M. Borek, E. Hamilton, J. Schlagel. Brightbill. T. Schwalm, J. Lower, D. Troutman, J. Beamesderfer, A Rodne Fair and Don Alsedek Y duel to the end. Care C Hawks Gypsies and a lottery ticket make up the theme of the excerpts taken from the Fortune Teller by Gilbert and Sullivan. The choral department, under the direction of Irene Christman, presented the Fortune Teller and a varied program of sacred and secular compositions. The evening began with a recital by the students who participated in forensics. The choir rendered several sacred selections with Tom Schwalm and Diane Dayton accompanying. The excerpts from the Fortune Teller were then presented. The Girls' Ensemble and Dauphineers provided background music. Resplendent in evening gowns and white dinner jackets, the choir returned to end the concert with several secular numbers. The Voice of Freedom and Oklahoma were the outstanding numbers in this group. S-4 STANDING: R. Fair, R. Klein, S. Antolick, S. Hoover, S. Werner, M. Carey, E. Hamilton D. Dayton, C. Bistline, D. Alsedek, J. Lower, J. Beamsderfer, T. Schwalm, A. Schlagel SEATED: P. Newkam, J. Brightbill, D. Troutman, J. Sanders. MISSING: J, Harcolerode, R yjafrons Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coble Lynn and Gladys Mary Ann and jim Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller Maryellen Miller J. C. Muntone

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K ueen 71 ay ing the crown. Preceding the May Queen were sen- iors, Gerry liry and Suzi Snavely. JUDY SHEETS, the Queen of May, was attired in a white floor- length gown of tulle and lace. For the first time in the history of the school, the Queen and Her At- tendants were popularly elected. Following the crowning of the May Queen by Judy Cassel, past May Queen, Sophomore honor students performed the traditional May Pole Dance. A talent show, MC'd by Don Alsedelc, was then presented in honor and for the entertainment of Her Majesty. Containing thirteen acts, the show was received with appreciative response from the large audience. To climax the formal May Day activities, a dance was held in the cafeteria. 'l'ln'ee attendants added to Her Mnjestys court make for a fine set. They are, left to right, Gerry Fry. Bonnie Berlin, and Patsy Newkam. The jester is Barbara Gohn. 'ss ,LX Q ,. 2 . 1959's Ricky Queen, Judy Sheets, is crowned by her predecessor, Judy Cassel, as Terry Sillett, Student Council President, looks on. A bit of novelty to amuse Her Majesty is provided by members of the varsity football team. Left to right are: T. Mont, R. Swain, B. Ferber, J, Urban, D. Vfix, F. Attick, B, Lenlcer. A portion of the Queen's Court watches attentively. FIRST ROW left to right are: J. Hertz, G. Jeffries, J. Jeffries, C. Asper, S Schmidt, E. Strawhecker, T. Graham. SECOND ROW: J Lowe, B. Knipple, W. Alexander, P. Fowler, N. Dutro, B. Store THIRD ROW: C. Wirth, M. Carey, J. Gotwals, R. Keohane. S-3

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