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

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uf an Ci MR. BRAD HARTMAN Lehanon Valley College, BS., Bucknell University, MS., Advisor Student Council. Father of Martha, 10, Molly 15. XY'lien asked opinion about Central Daw pliin, The hest school in the area. MR. DONALD MILLER Bucknell University, M.S., Delaware University. Father of Anita, 7, Sharon, 5, Danny, 2, Susan. 6 months, Previously taught General Science, Physical Educa- tion, Health, and Driver Education. Hohhy, Athletics. v In picking a Career, someone qualified is very helpful. 76

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1 gr., -gr.. .N Mrs. Kline, known to almost every student, is our high school nurse and heads the Future Nurses Club. She is a graduate of llloomsburg Hospital, Bloomsburg State '1'eachers College, and the University of Colorado, where she did graduate work. She has done general duty nursing, private duty nursing, supervision, and has taught nursing. She has been at C.D. since it opened four years ago. Mrs. Kline is the mother of two children. Her hobbies consist of whatever her children are interested in, including horseback riding, skating, water skiing, and wrestling. On the whole, C.D. has a fine group of kids, but, she states, my pet peeve is anyone who has disrespect and talks back. MRS. MARJORIE KLINE l A Staff of Competent Secretaries keeps a school in order. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Eichelberger, a graduate of Temple University, is the Dental Hygienist for the Central Dauphin Joint Schools. Aside from her job, she enjoys working with youngsters in her Sunday School class at the Colonial Park United Church of Christ, She has one son, David, to 1. whom she devotes much of her time. Mrs. Eichelberger has checked teeth at Lower Paxton and Swatara and she is now checking the tenth graders' here at Central Dauphin. In order to promote our dental program, informal talks, special assemblies, leaflets, and individual conferences have been sthetluled. Sir, 5. :L ' 1' MRS. ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER 75

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f eparfmezzf Central Dauphin counselors are interested in the students as persons and as prospective leaders of their country. They stand ready to offer a guiding hand when the student finds it necessary. Their main function is to make known to the student his own abilities and interests and to teach him to recognize his limitations. Our counselors offer help in obtaining information about scolarships and gaining them. They also provide informa- tion about college entrance examinations and the requirements necessary to enter any given college. They offer guidance to- ward choosing the correct curriculum to coincide with the future plans of the students. On February twenty-sixth, our Guidance Staff presented to the students Business Industry Night, which was centered around the transportation and communication industries, with consultants from every possible vocation in the industries. Thus students at Central Dauphin are provided with every opportunity to develop their capabilities and find their proper place in life. MRS. W. HOLT MISS MARY E. GUNDEL Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Columbia Univer- Pen? Staff Uf1lVff5i.fY, B-5-, M-E-D-, Columbia Uni- sity, M.A. Active in Civic Club at Harrisburg, versity, Temple University. Advisor to Public Rela- A.A.U..W, Penn State Alumnae Club. Kappa Kappa tions Club and Cheerleaders. One of my main func- Gamma Alumnae Club. Impressed with the fine 5005 is YO hC1P Students Select and PTCPUC for 3- spirit of co-operation among the faculty and student vocation that is commensurate with their abilities, bodyf- Hobby, gardening. and interests. Hobbies-golf, tennis, skiing, oil paint- ing, reading, field hockey. MRS. W, HOLT Miss MARY E. GUNDEL 77