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1960 As the curtain closes on the high school careers of the Class of '59, a new set will step into the Spot- light. The Class of '60, having made its debut two years ago as the sophomores, has proved itself worthy of this honor in the intervening time. Under the able leadership of Don Harriman, Winnie Pizzano, and Tom Schwalm, president, vice-president, and ex-vice president respectively, with the help of the class advisors, Mrs. Seip and Mr. Bittle, the juniors have produced two wonderful plays. Last year's The Male Animal, was a comedy in which Carol Forker, Alex Hout and Barry Gruver had the leads. This year, the juniors tried their luck in an altogether different field when they produced The Bat, a spine- tingling mystery by Mary Roberts Rinehart. The principal characters were Carol Forker, Carl Peffley, jim Hartzel, Ken Lyons, Bonnie Berlin, Mike Angell, Richard Ward, Bonnie Stricker and Chuck Mattheson. Winnie Pizzano was student director in both productions. To aid in finances, the juniors sponsored this year's Christmas and Easter dances. The climax of this season was the prom, which the juniors throw every year for the departing Seniors. Barb Gohn, last year's secretary, sees to it that the nifty sixties keep the cloak room going at all school functions. Don Caum, treasurer, oversees the money spending in the hope that the Class of '60 can leave a treasured gift to posterity. Tudy Kamis, secretary, and Tish Magnuson, historian, keep the rec- ords so that not a one of this class's marvelous deeds can be forgotten. Next year's seniors will thrive in the limelight, their pride forbidding them to be outdone by any preceding class and perhaps forcing them to surpass the rest-This is just prediction of courseg time only will tell the fate, but in any case, the Class of 1960 will leave its mark in the pages of Central Dauphin's history. Class advisors, Mr. Bittle and Mrs. Seip, confer with Class President Don Harriman. 54
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