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

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1961 This year at Central Dauphin there was another first, .the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-one! Yes, this was and is the name of our newly-formed class. Nineteen-fifty-eight through nineteen-fifty-nineg we have completed our first year at Central Dauphin, our apprentice year. Next year we hope to be- come workingmen, then perhaps we may becomeusenior executives. Our first class meeting was held in the fall, in which the following classmates were elected: president- john Ashley Warden, III, vice president-Patsy Newkamg secretary-Betsy Dongesg treasurer-Coralyn Knippleg historian-Sara Jane Taylor. The highlight of the year came on january tenth when the Sophomore Class sponsored a dance, Club Sixty-One. This gala event was centered at a gay twenties night club with some of our talented girls presenting the Charleston in its true form. Dancers were Judy Nevin, Ginny Cassett, Pat Smith, and Di- ane Gutshall. Ginny Cassett and Pat Smith danced off with the honors. It seemed as though we were foreigners when we entered CD-the cheers, pep rallies, and rules were some of the challenges we had to meet. We were proud of our classmates who participated in sports, as well as our JV cheerleaders who so faithfully cheered them on to victory. Our JV girls' basketball team kept up the tradition of an unde- feated season for Mrs. Uhazie, their coach. The girls made the record of 44 wins and no losses for Central Dauphin Girls' JV Baskeaball. We all agree with one of our classmates when she said, It's the best school I've been to all year! So the largest class at Central Dauphin thus far, looks on toward the future with hopes high . . . Class advisors, Mr. Lauver and Miss Stamets, confer with Class President, john Warden. 60