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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1962 volume:

iy15o THE CENTRALIAN Volume VII 1962 WILLIAM RHOADS .... DONNA DIETRICH. . . JUDY CHRONISTER .... KAREN NUNEMAKER. . . SONDRA DAVIDSON. . . JAMES JUSTICE .... JILL SPOHN ...... .........Editor .Assistant Editor .Assistant Editor . . . . .Art Editor . . . . . .Art Editor Business Manager Business Manager Q V - 'V' L n.. . . '+V 1 f 1 M , , A +L 1. A 'Wi 2 we K ?T'srM Central Dauphin Joint High Schools 2 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 3 Foreword You, during The pasT school year, have wiT- nessed many memorable evenTs in The annals oT school hisTory. They have been signiTicanT noT only To You, The presenT sTudenTs oT CenTral Dauphin, buT also' will become so To Those who Tollovv. The passage of Time will undoubTedly ob- scure These evenTs which so Truly represenT The achievemenTs of youTh. YeT These noTeworThy Times, which serve as a period of preparaTion Tor The TuTure, deserve To remain forever in Your remembrance of youTh. To ThaT end, vve presenT To You The l96l-62 ediTion of The CenTralian, chronicled as a symbol of whaT You have experienced ThroughouT Your high school years. 4 Contents U UUDGIIH FACULTY AND FEATURES ADMINISTRATION Page 38 Page 6 ATHLETICS STUDENTS Page 80 Page 708 5 FACULTY ' a How the bold teacher's doctrine sanctified by truth, shall spread, throughout the World dispersed - Wordsworth 6 VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ 1 2 ' 1 1 ADMINISTRATIGN W I I 1 I 1 . I I 5 I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I 5 I The SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP PresidenffHovvarol P. Collins Vice-President-William Sanford 2nd Vice-Presidenr-Robert Felslourg Secretary-Elias H. Phillips Treasurer-Thomas B. George, Jr. JOINT COMMITTEE OFFICERS, PresidenrHOscar Lingle Vice-President-Robert A. Black Secretary-George E, Jones Treasurer-Thomas B. George, Jr. Oscar L, Lingle Norman Herrick Rev. Elias H. Phillips Thomas B. George, Jr. Hiram J. Frysinger George B. Hocker Mrs. Wallace H. Alexander Central Dauphm Joint Schoo DAUPHIN BOROUGH Harold H. Singer Mrs. Theo Pae G.G.C. Marlin Carl V. Serbell, Jr. Robert Hammaker PAXTANG BOROUGH Roberl H. Bogar Robert Brindle William S. Sanford Earle M. Mitchell Dr. Thomas Holizrn BH 8 loint School Board loard Members 1 SWATARA TOWNSHIP David Bryan I Arthur O. Hager W Penrose E. Ryder Robert A. Black Ernest E. Eshenaur Franklin J. Hocker Earl R. Long PENBROOK BOROUGH Robert Peach James L. Hendrickson Howard P. Collins Joseph C. Nies Dr. Paul G. Vonada, Jr. MIDDLE PAXTON TOWNSHIP George E. Jones Marlin C. Seace Bruce Gibson Oscar H. Stroh Mrs. Geo. L. Morrison, Jr. WEST HANOVER TOWNSHIP Harry Hershey Riley Umberger Howard Kegerreis Wayne Straw Robert Felsburg an 9 J... ., ......w-...sw-W-MW JOINT COMMITTEE Dauphin Carl V. Serbell, Jr. Harold H. Singer Lower Paxton Township Oscar L. Lingle Hiram Frysinger Middle Paxton Township George E. Jones Mrs. George L. Morrison, Jr. Paxtang Borough Robert H. Bogar William S. Sanford Penbrook Borough Robert Peach Swatara Township Arthur O. Hager Robert A. Black West Hanover Township Riley A. Umburger Robert Felsburg The Central Dauphin Joint School Board, composed of thirty-nine delegates representing each of the seven districts, meets once each month to plan the opera- tion of the school program. Their many re- sponsibilities include supervision of the facilities, organization of the school pro- gram, and the hiring of the teachers for all four schools of the Central Dauphin Jointure. A core committee fulfills the major portion of the responsibilities delegated to the Board. This group is composed of two directors from each district and also meets monthly. This Board is truly the backbone of our school system and the managing force which keeps Central Dauphin mov- ing as smoothly as it does. Supervising Principal h e DR. GVVILYM D. DAVIES it Supervising Principal Central Dauphin Schools University of Pittsburgh B.A., M.Ed., D.Ed. Life is frequently compared with a long journey. You may prefer another metaphor, but if you think of it as a iourney, the answer to one question becomes relevant above all others. Where are you going? Your thoughts will serve as a medium to get you there, for as you think you travel. You are today where your thoughts have brought you, and you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you. I hope that you have learned to think clearly and logically, that Central Dauphin has contributed to the construction of a vehicle that will carry you along life's journey from where you are to where you want to go. I0 Principals MR. OSCAR B. BALDWIN Principal Central Dauphin Albright College, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. It has been my good fortune to have been associated with the Central Dauphin Joint Schools since the inception of Central Dauphin High School. Over the past eight years, I have observed the unusual growth and progress whereby Cen- tral Dauphin became known throughout the area as one of the finer and most outstanding schools. There is a tremendous personal satisfaction e- volved from having a small part in the develop- ment of such a reputation. I sincerely hope you enioy a similar satisfaction. - It is our hope at Central Dauphin East High School that in the coming years we will plan and develop a program that will blend with the tra- ditionally high standards already established at Central Dauphin. To the 1962 graduation class, on behalf of the sister school, we extend our best wishes for continued growth. g Sincerely yours, X 35? xfl.-t.lsQQ.-N The planning of a new school and the fine demonstration of school spirit by all persons in- terested in education have produced a most grati- fying year. The expression school spirit is often misun- derstood. It does not mean merely proving one's ability in athletics or dramatics, but rather it means the spirit in which one enters into and supports the school and its activities. School spirit is demon- strated,by helping to build your school, not by helping to tear it down. We, by our own efforts, cannot hope to gain success. In unity there is strength +thus success can be gained by the cooperation of all within our school. The willing, cooperative student of today will be the good citizen of tomorrow. The spirit in which we work, the spirit in which we play, and the spirit in which we live will determine whether or not we, as individuals, shall be successful. Suc- cess can be gained only by earnest efforts and cooperation. This is the true meaning of schooI spirit. walk MR. JOHN W. HOLBERT Principal Central Dauphin East Shippensburg State College, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Assistant Principals JOHN WILLIAM BOLTON Helping head the new staff at Central Dauphin East is the assistant principal, Mr. John William Bolton. After graduating from Susquehanna High School, receiving his B.S. from Elizabethtown Col- lege, and earning his master's degree at Bucknell University, he taught five years at Susquehanna and three years at John Harris. At John Harris he coached football, basketball, and baseball along with carrying the duties of a guidance counselor. This is his first experience as an assistant principal. Mr. Bolton is married and has three children, two boys and a girl. During his spare time he en- joys camping and traveling. He now is planning to attend Penn State to work on his doctor's degree. RICHARD G. CREASEY Central Dauphin's new assistant principal, Mr. Richard G. Creasy, has truly been an asset to the staff. After graduating from High School, Mr. Creasy attended Shippensburg State College where he received his B.S. degree. At Pennsylvania State University he earned a Master of Education degree, and he did graduate work at Temple University. He formerly assumed the position of a guidance counselor at Cumberland Valley High School. During his spare time, Mr. Creasey enioys reading and all sports. dministrative Assistants MR. PAUL LANDIS Mr. Landis is the Administrative Assistant in charge of transpnrmtiotn tor Central Dauphin Jointure. Formerly he was our Assistant Principal. Previous to this, he taught health and physical education. Mr. Landis received his B.S. degree at East Strouds- burg State College. At Columbia University he received his M.A., and he did graduate State University. work at Pennsylvania MR. HAROLD PECK Mr. Peck, the Vocational and Adult Education di- rector, plans the curriculum for shop courses and directs several proiects. He attended Carnegie Institute of Technology, where he received his Bachelor ot Science Degree, and the University ot Pittsburgh, where he received his Master of Education degree. Mr. Peck's hobbies are fishing, traveling, playing bridge, and tollowing all sports. His home lite revolves around his wife Catherine and his daughter Babs, who is a Junior at Central Dauphin. t 1, a.aw,- -t . f MR. J. RUSSEL EDWARDS The main iobs ot Mr. Edwards, Administrative Assistant in charge ot Business, are keeping accounts and buying tor the school, He began his work as a language teacher, teaching Latin, French, ancl Spanish. He was supervising principal of several school districts. Mr. Edwards studied at Muhlenberg College where he received his Ph.B. and did his graduate work at the University ot Pittsburgh. He is deeply interested in Pennsylvania folklore and his homelite centers around his wife and two chil- dren. This year Mr. Edward's ottice has been transferred to the new Central Dauphin East. I3 uidanc ,L , ,L ff ' f Left To righf: DONALD MILLER RUTH S. LAZENBY, ROBERT HEINTZELMAN E, BRAD HARTMAN, B.S. A.B. B,S. B.S. NLS. MA. M.Ed. M.S. I4 GPEIITIIIGIIT 5 i .3 ,ks lar 8 5 i s 5 E m, , 'S r- f MARY E. GUNDEL, WHARTON H. BITTLE, JR., MADALYN W. HOLT, B.S. B.S. B.A. M.Ed. M.Ed. M.A. I5 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department of the Central Dauphin High Schools, under the direction of Mr. E. Brad Hartman, is interested in student welfare. The duties of a guidance counselor cover a vast scope, includ- ing aiding the student in personal adiustment, choice ot curriculum, and planning of his future. Students may consult th e i r counselors about problems, whether ot a school or personal nature, and be sure of sound, friendly advice. A Spec MRS. GLADYS PEDLOW, Home and School Visitor, is responsible for student attendance, employment, instruction of shut-ins, and help- ing with personal problems. She has attended Hood College, has a B.S. Degree from Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology, and also attended Pennsylvania State University for graduate work. MISS MARGARET WHITE, librarian at Cen- tral Dauphin East, has been kept busy estab- lishing the new school library. Miss White comes to us from Millersville State College where she received her B.S. degree in Library Science. ialized Personnel MRS. BETTY ElCHELBERGER is the dental hygienist for Central Dauphin Senior and Jun- ior Highs. She has received her degree in Dental Hygiene from Temple University. MR. EMORY E. BUCHANAN, Central Dauphin's Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, was graduated from the Harrisburg Academy and Central Pennsylvania Business School. He also has attended Yale University and has taken the Carnegie Leadership Course. MISS JEANINE MENTZER IS our new li- brarian whose responsibility is to keep the library well-stocked with current periodicals, reference material, 'and the latest novels for the students' reading enioyment. ln addition, she is the advisor of the library club. Miss Mentzer attended Lebanon Valley Col- lege, and was graduated from Millersville State College. ...af MR. HAVERSTICK is Central Dauphin's Su- pervisor of Maintenance and Repair. For six years he has been keeping our buses in ex- cellent condition. Previously Mr. Haverstick worked as a mechanic and a machinist. Qs A si' 5 . i rff.-frm.. . .iw MRS. KLINE, Central Dauphin's nurse, has been with the school ever since it opened. She is in charge of all physical examinations, school insurance, and the many accidents which oc- cur at the school. She is also advisor to the Future Nurses of America. Mrs. Kline graduated from Bloornsburg State College, where she re- ceived her B.S. She received her R.N. degree at Bloomsburg Hospital. She did graduate work at Shippensburg State College and the Univer- sity of Colorado. MRS. GLORIA TITTLE, school nurse at Cen- tral Dauphin East, takes charge of examinations and cares for iniuries which occur at the school. Mrs. Tittle attended the University of Pennsyl- vania where she received her R.N. She has worked as an industrial nurse, a school nurse, and a head nurse. MR. MURPHY, our Director of Audio Visual Aids, was previously a teacher at Central Dau- phin. He attended Shippensburg State College where he received his B.S. degree and did graduate work at Temple University. Secretarial taffs CENTRAL DAUPHIN A in gf i Left to right: Janice Scheib, Ruth Hutchinson, Sally Yarnall, Sara Falkenslein, Ruth Nevin, Alice Meyer, Jean Baumbach, Doris Holgan Ruth Mimm. The school secretarial staffs accomplish the vast iobs of filing and Typing greatnumber of school records and lists, serving as secretaries to the schoo ministrators, and offering friendly, cheerful help to those who seek it. CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST ,si J ' the aol- TE -Q 1 r ' isa HQ: , i i - is ' .... I Q ' . N-, ,fj , 1' W' , R va Q.. . 4? Left to right: Patricia Blake, Sandra Weil, Miriam Schoening. l8 A e 'FS' Cafeteria Staffs CENTRAL DAUPHlN Left to right: C. Young, S. Youtz, L. Speas, J. Rotunda, D. Wilson, R. Bradley. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Rotunda, the ladies of Central Dauphin's cafeteria staff Work long hours to accomplish their tasks, which include preparing regular and a la carte meals daily, and serving at special banquets and dinners. CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST x ' t ry '57 15+ I Left to right: M. Rotunda, J. Raudenbush, V. Gouse, J. Lutz, J. Gruver, K. Usher, M. Bascl, D. Eichelberger. I9 Maintenance The CusTodians' main job is To keep The school in Top working condiTion. The superinTenclenT of building and grounds, Mr. Buchanan, sees ThaT every man is Trained in various fields and is of high moral sTandards. Their work includes driving The buses and also working in The oiher schools of The sysTem. HaTs off To an imporTanT group who are experTs aT keeping Ceniral Dauphin rates as one of The cleanesf in The area. Destination-P.O.D. assignment, Counfer-clockwise: S. Sheppard, W. Hancock, l. Jones, J. Wagner, R. Graff, V. Cassel, J. Perekovic, H. Singer, A. Smith, H. SweigerT, S Weaver. 20 Transportation Due To The vast area included in the Central Dauphin Jointure System, Trans- portation To and from school is extremely important. The drivers of the yellow fleet are under The able supervision of Mr. Haver- stick. Most of The men are Tull-time employ- ees of The school and also work at school maintenance besides Their daily bus sched- ule which also includes The late activity buses and Those used for sports. To these kind and courteous men, we say a word of thanks. Please, Mr. Postman Counter-clockwise: R. Deaner, R. Sheppard, W. Hancock, R. Graff, J. Wagner, V. Cassel, J. Perekovic, H. Singer, A. Smith, H. Sweigert S. Weaver, R. Gingrich. 2I CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST ,..,. K , Z, A Q5 Le t to right, Row I: ALFARATA STAMETS English Susquehanna University, A.B.f Pennsylvania State University, Temple Uni- versity. GLORIA L. ERB English Lebanon Valley College A.B.g University of Penn- sylvania, Millersville State College: Elizabethtown College. BARBARA A. RUNK English Bucknell University, Uni- versity of Wisconsin A.B.g Advisor School Spir- it Club. MARILYN BONZO English Shippensburg State Col- lege, B.S. .2 i. - if . WILLIAM S. KARL, JR. English A study of English is essential no matter what field the student in- tends to enter. The course provides both a study of the fundamentals of speaking, writing, spelling, grammar, Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, B.S. Mr. Karl conducts an accelerated English class. 22 and also a study of the cultural field. For those who have an interest in a specific field, Cre- ative Writing, Pub- lic Speaking, Dra- matic Arts, and Aol- vanced English are offered. Left to right: CENTRAL DAUPHlN f-'xml' Row 7: SARA A. BOWMAN LUCY FALK THELMA S. SEIP DONNA L. HEPSMITH English, Advanced Eng' English English lll English Il and Ill lish, Creative Writing Elizabethtown College, lrving College, New York ShlPPel l5bUl'Q STBTE Col Hood College, B.A.g Co B.A. University, A,B,, M.A., lege, AB. lumbia Umgve,-Sify, MA, Pennsylvania grate Uni. Rambler Advisor, J.C.C Lebanon Valley College. versityi Uf'llV'2YSlTY Of Advisor Spectrum Advisor PiTTSlItUrgh CENTRALIAN Business Staff Advisor Row 2: RICHARD FORSYTHE JOHN W. LEROY ROBERT D. HARTNETT JR. STANLEY HUNTER DONALD SMITHERS English English, Public Speaking English English English lll I U H Shippensburg State Col- Bucknell University, AB.: Lebanon Valley College, Anderson College, A,B, Shippensburg State Col lege, B.S.g Duke Univer- Temple University, AB, lege, BS., sity: Pennsylvania State Drama Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor University, English Department Chair- man ,, ,S 225 aszcmss- r Wax rf sh , Vocational classes learn English fundamentals. 23 CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST Left to right: ROW if Missing: F. DOUGLASS KEFFORD CARL HABlG JAMES ROE Clleml5iVYf Bl0l09Y Science Biology Ffanlilln and Marshall Col- Shippensburg State Col- University of Delaware, lege, BA- lege, B.S. B.S,g Montclair State Col- lege, Bucknell University. The emphasis on Science has been much in- creased in the last several years. Along with requir- ing certain sciences, the school has of- fereol new and irn- proved courses for selection. and this is a thistle tube. 24 These steps are directed Toward producing better educated, clearer thinking young adults to fulfill the nation's scientific needs. CENTRAL DAUPHIN a ,Q . eh - Left to right: Row 2: RICHARD C. BELL Chemistry Lebanon Valley College, B.S., Oregon State Col- lege, Temple University, M.ECl., Key Club Advisor Enigqan-s Row 7: HERBERT E, KILLINGER THEODORE O. DOYLE, JR. DONALD R- GUTSHALL Biology and Advanced Bi, Qhomisfryl Biology Physics and Materials of ology Gettysburg College, B.A., lf1ClU5TVY Shippensburg State Col- Assistant Wrestling Coach ShiPP9'W5bUf9 Siafe Col' lege, BS, Western Mary- land College, M.S., Penn State University, Buck- nell University, Colorado JOSEPH M. BRIGHTBILL Physics, Geology University, Gettysburg College. RAYMOND P. GARMAN Chemistry 1 ram L... Susquehanna University, B.S,, Bucknell University Maryland University. University of Pennsylva- nia, Bucknell University, Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, Lebanon Valley College, BS., Temple University, M.Ed., Physics Club Advisor, Athletic Equipment Man- ager. lege, Pennsylvania State University, B.S. REYNOLD MARTZ Physics Lock Haven Sfate College, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed.- Temple University, Chess Club Advisor. 'W -'wwvilwwmv Advanced Biology students look for protozoans. ,gxcy , I E V -r . H . . xi ww. Y for gil' x we s 3 ft I 5 5 li 551 E T? fri, - -X fit.fif?t ' T fi? 3 .. -st? ft E 1 fi if Left to right: CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST ROY S. BURKHOLDER ROBERT W. WENTZEL CHARLES L, SHEETZ American History American History American History Millersville State Collegeg Millersville State College, Shippertgburg State Col- Eastern Mennonite Col- B.S. lege, B.S.5 Temple Uni- lege, B.A.g Indiana Uni- versity. versity, M.A. Missing: NlELVlN R. STRAUSBAUGH MARTHA RODDY World Cultures, American American History History Sltippenslourg State Col- Millersville State College, lege, B.Ed,g Duke Univer- B.s. sity, MA. 't And during the Chin Dynasty . . ' 26 T la e Social Studies Department plays an important part in the develop- ment ot tomor- rovv's leaders. Unit- ed States History, in addition to teach- ing past events and development, en- deavors to bring out a relationship ot past events to todays living. Jun- W. RAY KOHLER iors learn world history, develop- ment, and culture through World Cul- tures. Problems of Democracy, a senior course, includes studies of Ameri- can government, politics, economics, and domestic lite, in order to prepare the student for the adult world ahead. Left to right: Row I: EMMA CASH World Cultures Pennsylvania State versity, B.S,, Centralian Advisor. Row 3: Uni- CENTRAL DAUPHIN Row 2: l ELIZA R. ARMSTRONG GERALD A. STEGER FRANK BENEDEK World Cultures Shippensburg State Col- lege, Lebanon Valley Col- lege, Bucknell University, B.S., American University, Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Social 'Studies Depart- ment Head, Usherettes, Commencement, May Day, Homecoming. EUGENE W. ZIMMERMAN Problems ot Democracy Dickinson College, Leb- anon Valley College, Uni- versity of Louisville, Tem- ple University, B.A. Varsity basketball and tennis coach, Director of boys intramurals. American History Gettysburg College, Penn sylvania State Univer sary, BA. DONALD L. STEINMEIER World Cultures, American History Juniata College, Ship- ensburg State College, BS. Hi-Y Club Advisor. :S- ':ywA4 Current Events is an import Problems of Democracy Lebanon Valley College, A.B., Temple University. Senior Class Advisor. 27 ant part of Social Studfes. World Cultures, Problems of Democracy Shippensburg State Col- lege, B.S. CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST GERALD R FETROW WILLIAM WOODWARD ROBERT W. EVANS TYPeWf'T W9 Typevvriting 5lW'PP9n5l9Ul'9J Sfafe C01 Shtppensburg State Col- lege B5 lege B.S. Chess Club Sponsor Business Mathematics Hershey Junior College Shippensburg State Col- lege, B.S., Temple Uni versity, lVl.Ed. W 1 The Business Education Depart- ment aims to pro- duce efficient work- ers for the business world. Accuracy and speed are stressed. The three fields from which business students may choose are Clerical, Ste n o - JOHN ROTH Shippensburg Sta.te Col- lege, B.S. Learning to type stencils is an important part of typing. 28 graphic, and Book- keeping. Typing, Gregg and machine shorthand, book- keeping, Business English, Office Practice, Business Math, Business Lavv, Consumer Ed- ucation, and Eco- nomic Geography are offered. Row 2: JAMES F. McDONALD, JR. Business Math, Consumer Economics Shippensburg State Col- lege, B.S. CENTRAL DAUPHIN Left to right: Row I: WILHELIVIINA HARTMAN Shorthand I, Shorthand ll, Transcription University of Pennsylva- nia, Bucknell University, Mary Washington Col- lege, B.S. C.D.E.A. Social Commit- tee. ORR N. BRENNENIAN Gregg and machine Short- hand, Transcription Shippenslourg State Col lege, B.S. Co-sponsor of F.B.L.A. ELEANOR COBB JANET MILLER Business English, Academ- ic Typing Nlaryvvoocl College, Drex- el lnstitute of Technol- ogy, B.S. Business Department Head. JOHN T. CASSEL Business Law, Economic Geography, Typing A Shippenslourg State Col- lege, B.S., Hershey Jun- ior College. Business machines provide excellent practice. I 2 9 Stenographic Office Prac- tice, Clerical Office Prac- tice Shippenslnurg State Col- lege, B.S. F,B.L.A. Co-advisor. Missing: JUNE E. LONG Typevvriting I, Typewrit ing ll Pennsylvania State Uni versity, Bucknell Univer sity, B.S. x it CenTral Dauphin's Language DeparTmenT offers Three years each of French, Spanish, and German, and a four year course in LaTin. Emphasis recenTly has been puT on The acquiring of modern languages Through hearing, as- sociaTion, and speaking. The language lab helps Toward This goal. In This modern world a basic speaking knowledge of The languages of our fellow men 3 is becoming increasingly im- porTanT. H Left To right: HELEN TODD LUELLA FRANK ANNA CLEMMER French I, ll, Ill German and Spanish Spanish Geneva College, B.A.p Middlebury University of Wisconsin, Lebanon Albright College, B.A. . College, M.A., Modern Languages Valley, B.A.7 Nafional UniversiTy UshereTTe AssisTenT Advisor. Chairman. of Mexico. National Honor SocieTy, Scholar- ship CommiTTee. The Language lab makes Spanish fun. CENTRAL DAUPHlN EAST Left To right: KATHRYN SlNKOVlCH VIOLETTE DIEHL RUTH RAEEENSPERGER H. SCHAREK MARY E. SOWERS LaTin LaTin LaTin and Spanish V German French Millersville STaTe College, Lebanon Valley, A.B.p GeTTysburg College, A.B. GeTTysburg College, AB- California Sfafe COHFQ' B.S. Pennsylvania STaTe Uni- A-B-I Sorbonne, PENS' versiTy, A,B. 30 Mathematics helps the stu- dent to arrive at systematic and logical conclusions in all phases of lite. There are many courses in mathematics from which to choose, including Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Basic Mathematics, Nurses Math- ematics, Business Mathematics, and Advanced Algebra, depend- ing on vvhat the student intends to pursue in future years. Left to right: CENTRAL DAUPHIN .nge E1 Missing: JACK O. HYLE CARL A. SWARTZ J. HAROLD THOMAS JOHN W. KREAMER Trigonometry, Algebra Basic Math Trigonometry, Plane Ge- Plane Geometry, Alge- BOlD Jones Uf1lVel'SlTY, York Junior College, ometry bra ll 5.5-I Temple University, Pennsylvania State Uni- Gettysburg College, A.B., Lock Haven State College, M.Ed. versity, B.S. Georgetown University: B.S. Franklin and Marshall College, M.Ed.g Pennsyl- vania State University. Head of Math Depart- ment. Mr. Hyle explains a problem. Wrestling Coach. C H1 El i C S Left to right: PAUL H. LAUVER ROBERT L. GEIGER A. BRUGNONI RUDOLPH A. HOPFl GEORGE F. PAUL Algebra, Advanced Math Plane Geometry Algebra Nlafltefttaflif- Philadelphia College of Elizabethtown College, lalcwelle College: Sltlp' Elizabethtown College Pharmacy and Science, B.S. pensburg State College. B.S., Bucknell University Shippensburg State Col- M.S. lege, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M,Ed., Lehigh University. 3 I Boys in Central Dauphin's Vocational Department are given instruction and practice in skills to be used in the future. The various shops train boys to service electronic equipment, prepare accurate plans and blueprints, lay bricks and blocks, finish cement, understand the principles of auto mechanics, develop the fundamentals of carpentry, understand heating devices and their servicing, and maintain and repair buildings. Each year this training is put to practical use when the boys erect a home under teacher supervision. 5 4, ,Ma Mc... . i ' s . . i ,. I l . g --M-H ,AFIW DAVID FAUST FLOYD SHEETZ Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Bloomsburg State College, Univer- Lebanon Valley College, Pennsyl- sity of Pittsburgh, Eclinboro State vania State University. College, Pennsylvania State Uni- verstfy, MIA. RALPH PORTER Industrial Arts C. R. ESHLEMAN Millersville State College, Pennsyl- Mechanical Drawing vania State University, M.Ed. Millersville State College, Pennsyl- vania State University, M, Ind. CLARK LINDSAY VOC. Ed. Drafting York Junior College, Pennsylvania MAXWELL BENNETT State University. Radio and Television Eastern Nazarene College, Trevec- ROBERT STEPP ca Nazarene College, A.B., RCA Heating and All' Conditioning institutes. Missing: CLYDE TAYLOR KENNETH GREENFIELD Carpentry Trowel Trades BlOOm?bUr9 Slam Collegei Penn' Millersville State College, Pennsyl- Svlvama State Umverslly' vania State University, Rambler Photography. 32 -And this is The universal ioinT. , ? ', 41-fi. Safe?y first in welding Drafting aids in many fields Products of carpentry shop 33 QU E1 CENTRAL DAUPHIN Left to right: W. GEORGE MORROW, Commercial Art. Phila- delphia Museum College of Art, West Chester State College, Pennsylvania State University, B.F.A. PAUL R. ZIEGENFUS-Art. Pennsylvania State University, B.S., M.Ed., CENTRALIAN Art Staff Advisor. 8 Left to right: WITMAN M. GINGRICH, Supervisor of Instru- mental Music. West Chester State College, Lebanon Valley Collegep Temple University, B.S. IRENE R. CHRISTMAN, Music Education, Lebanon Valley College, University of Pennsylvaniap University of Rhode Island, B.S. Director of Choral Organizations. CENTRAL DAUPHIN Left to right: ART DEPARTMENT The art courses offered at Central Dauphin are of two types. Commercial Art, which prepares the student for en- tering into the advertising and decorating fields, and General Art, which is designed to fur- ther the interests of finer arts. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Two music courses are of- fered by the music depart- ment. Music as a major is taught to give the student the fundamentals and technical theories of music. Music Ap- preciation, a minor, is taught with the intent of creating an increased appreciation of the art of music. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The Home Economics De- partment at Central Dauphin offers six elective courses..They are: Foods, Clothing, and Homemaking I, which are pre- requisites for the follow up courses of Homemaking Arts, Tailoring, and I-lomemaking II and III. All of the courses in- clude practica'l, real life ex- periences, including the Chil- dren's Nursery School. The Pennsylvania State Farm Show serves as a yearly evaluation and a measuring stick for fu- CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST Left to right: D. MATRISIAN, Art. Kutztown State College: Provisional Art Club. L. KUHLA, Kutztown State College, B.S. A little more alto please. CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST Left to right: JILL KLINGER, Home Economics. Juniata Col- ture ideas. MARJORIE A- WARDEN, I'l0mE ECOVIOVTWICSI Penn' Iege, B,5, sylvania State University, B.S. REBA BEERS, Home Economics. Mansfield State JUDITH BOYER, HOITISPHHIKIYWQ- PGFIHSYIVGIWIE' College, Pennsylvania State University, B.S., State University, B-5- M.Ed. F.H.A. Advisor. 34 JOSEPH ROTUNDA Food Preparation. Pennsyl- vania State University. Food Prep Club Ad- visor, Cafeteria Manager. RICHARD HARLING Special Education. Ship- pensburg State College, B.S., Western Mary- land College, Elizabethtown College: Penn State University. F.T.A. Co-Advisor. The expert touch FOOD PREPARATION The Food Preparation course is designed to educate students on both the theory ot preparation and the actual preparation of foods. Good Health habits, proficiency, and economics are taught. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Students who wish to en- ter the field ot sales are given the first hand experience in the Distributive Education course. The students operate the D.E. store and are also trained by holding afternoon iobs at local businesses. SPECIAL EDUCATION An excellent course is provided at C.D. for those stu- dents who require additional help. The course provides knowledge and instruction in good reading habits which they will use in their daily lite. DRIVER TRAINING All Juniors are required to take the Driver Training Course. The course teaches both the mechanics ot the auto- mobile and good driving hab- its. Students may also take the driving part of the course, which teaches driving through actual experience. 35 JOHN MAGERA Distributive Education and Sales. Bloomsburg State College, B.S., New York University, M.A. D.E. Club Advisor. LUDWIG E. YAKIMOFF Special Education. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, B.S., Elizabethtown College, M.S. Left to right: JAMES MAGILL Driver Education. Shippensburg State College, B.S.p Bucknell University, M. Ed. JOHN BRUNNER Driver Education. Elizabeth- town College, B.A.g Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, M.Ed., Cross Country Coach. 6 burgh, M.Ed. Cheerleader Advisor, 3 H1 CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST The purpose of the Physical Education department is to teach both body building activities and skills for wholesome recreation. This year a new emphasis has been placed on the importance of physical fitness of today's youth. The Health course, given to sophomores, teaches students the biology ot the human body and courses to take in the event of illness or emergency. Left to right: CUMMINGS PlATT Health and Physi- cal Education. East Stroudsburg State RITA SCHWADERER Health and Physi- Conege, B.S. cal Education. Westchester State College, B.S., University ot Pitts- Varsity Basketball Coach. Watch my flip! CENTRAL DAUPHIN Practicing the fundamentals Lett to right: DONALD GILBERT LOUISE KROLAK NANCY HQOVER RQNALD DeMELFl Health and Physical Edu- Health and Physical Ed- Healfh and physical Ed- Healfh and Physical Edu. cation ucation Ucafgon canon Michigan State University, West Chester College: Wes, Chester College, Geo,-ge Washington Uni. B.S. Lebanon Valley Collegef B.S. versity, B.S. Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, B.S. Assistant Football Coach. Hockey Coach, Football line coach. 36 y H47 3 -'T t 'I ' -r1.,.,,,, 4 - . x zi' f M- 5r11gs.t Q., J 3-Q .1 e Rt- 4 af K Z? 44' ,K A. -1 Q Nl, . ii' 1, fu :Es X J , ix .wi - t X W, .W K .,, ,LLVV 4 Why so serious? Vocational Drafting Meditation What does he see? Friends it nal .Z T-Q Masons at work L. K is , A t aft Steady hands are needed. SUCVW Deafness! wwg Advisors teach too. CD. East Home Ec class Be careful F 5 N FE T RES . . . and sure the Eternal Master found the single talent Well employedw - Poe 38 X A W V ., e--7-M'9 mr' MIN ik- lxxiz Our Queen, Donna Eberly, reigned over Homecoming for The 1961-62 season. Donna was crowned by Jan .E'r'rer, lasT year's Home- coming Queen. Our Homecoming Queen and her court, including Jan Efter, the Homecoming Queen of last year. From Ieff to right: Diane Cameron, Jan Etfer, Donna Eberly, Jill Spohn, Phyllis Funghi. After the Homecoming ceremonies, a dance was held in the school cafeteria. Bonfire The band, The cheerleaders, The band from: all were a parT of a ceIebraTion before The Homecoming game 4I Football Frolic Lovely Teen Queen, Carole Zimmerman, escorted by Marshall Mac- Queen Carole, escorted by Jerry Angell, reigns over the Football Bethlis presented to the public at the 1961 Youth Festival. Frolic. A perfect ending to our perfect season-the l96l Football Frolic, This event was highlighted by the crowning of our lovely Teen Queen, Carole Zimmerman. Carole was later presented, representing Central Dauphin, at the annual Youth Festival. Soft music, dancing couples, and the thrill of victory describe the mood of the Football Frolic. 42 l 0 4 ,lu1f1101 Class Play Seated, left to right: Jan Loser, Elizabeth Matty, Barbara Kohl, Kathleen Myers, Pat Dunkle, Jackie Roush, Carol Stricker, Dick Baker Rear John Serbell, Dick Mullen, Edward Basom, Vance Bricker, Dick Weitzenhoffer, Barry Green, Frank Pennington, Doug Shaffer, and Gary Yesser And now class, the lesson for today is . . , Central Dauphin's Junior Class pre- sented a comedy, The Boy Who Changed the World, To an enthusiastic audience on November l7, l96l. ln The pre-historic comedy, George, a scholarly cave dvveller, brings to his village a fantastic thing, the wheel! The Thinker 1 i E V W, ., , , ldrwf, 4 -my 1 ,.ww.MwsfMm..-....f mwfw mm: ww- gAm.e53Qq.,f,Am:fxnm-Qwsatunmmzwmwf -1-rs ..,,. ,Q-ffmmwmi, f W i Lu up x X X XX E Y' K xxx Q WJ Cau ht in the Villainls Web THE CAST, left fo right: Dr. Hugo, lCl1uck Hendricksonl, Malvern CCarl Serbellj, Brockton Uoel Myersb, Sirfingg Denise lMaria Woodj, Mrs, Larkfield CRhea Liptonj, Felicity Fair Ueni Tisdalel, Lona Larkfield CDiane Schoffstallb, Mrs. Harglrave, KSue Marfinl, Nella Hargrave QMar- iorie Canfj. Absent, Cyril Bothingwell CAndrew Zimmermanj. f l. li s BUT Mr. LeRoy, you promised l'd have a line! 46 Blaroh 2, 1962 Denise watches proceedings while Dr. Hugo checks Regina Larkfield and Mrs Hargrave chats with Nella her daughter The Sophomore Class Play 5 i ' s i Q Tn! r 'N' 'W-Sd Left to right, fronr row: Sharon Smith, Evelyn Rusk, Penrose Hoover, standing: Janel Smith Diane Pellegrlnm Russ Miller Tom Work Marsha Baxier, Ray Mann, Dave Shenk, Jennifer Riley, Jay Green. 47 ii if 2 2 Calendar September 6 School opened. September 8 First football game with Cedar Cliff. September l2 Pictures taken. l l October lo-17 Teachers' Institute October 19 End of First Report Period October 2i PSAT given to Juniors and Seniors October 24 College Night at Cedar Cliff December December December December November November November November November 4 End of Second Report Period 18 Christmas Pageant 21 Christmas Vacation begins 29-30 Holiday Wrestling Tourna- ment 48 3 ll T6 T7 23 ,,,, if - Homecoming game with Mid- dletown Last game of undefeated foot- ball season Juniata Tests for Juniors Junior Class Play Thanksgiving Vacation begins January 9 ACES Program begins for Seniors January 25 End of Third Report Pernod Ends March 2 Senior Class Play March 8 End of Fourth Report Period May May May May Aug. 12 Aug. 19 Sept. 23 Sept.-Nov. Dec. 2 Jan. 25-27 Feb. 1 Feb. 22-24 March 3 March I6 March 18 March 23 April 16-18 May 3 May 15 CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES Philadelphia Eagles Exhibition Football Game Annual Band Parents' Fair Boyertown Cavalcade of Bands Football Games Downtown Harrisburg Businessmen's Band Competition District Band Festival Mid-Winter Concert Regional Band County Band Festival Assembly at C.D.E. Dedication at C.D.E. Concert with Rafael Mendez Concert Tour Concert with Robert LOWVY Band Banquet The Instrumental The Central Dauphin Band is a year-round or- ganization under the direction of Witman M. Gingrich. Rehearsals are held before school in the winter and twice a week in summer. ln their positions as school goodwill am- bassadors, the 118 band members faithfully ne- gotiate a schedule of football games, parades, local festivals, band competitions, and concerts. Members having outstanding musical ability re- ceive recognition by participation in County, Dis- trict, Regional, and State Band Festivals. As a result of its efforts, the band is well known and has carried the name of the school as far as Wilmington, Del. and Newtown Square, Penna. Concert Band S. Sheads, J. Busler, D. Webster, B. Kohl, R. Weidman, H. Glenn, M. Schwalm, P. Seiler, M. Jacobs, M. Markunas, S. Bigaman, H. Exum, S. Forker, C. Mills, D. Smith, C. Winand, C. Erb, B. Peck, E. McBreen, N. McKeen, M. Fowler, E. Antolick, L. Klein, P. Van Orman, C. Butter- field, N. Ebersole, D. Rex, D. Morse, J. Serbell, C. Bretz, J. Crawford, J. Hench, J. Knight, L. Woodruff, C. Wollerton, P. Bronstein, L. McElhany, A. Markunas, J. Mengel, D. Myers, S. Ransom, I. Rudy, J. Stevens, W. Weber, G. Hartzell, S. Smith, E. Hammacher, M. Hann, G. Snow, M. Kitner, M. Schade, R. Ward, A. Harper, D. Wance, T. Fleegal, W. Seiler, S. Swartz, D. Alexander, R. Fagnani, T. Shatto, C. Galla- gher, S. Sharp, H. Beaver, R. Dickinson, D. Mink, G. Stein, W. Rovenolt, S. Sturgeon, W. Atticks, J. Kenes, C. Serbell, J. Kohl, R. Wlamer, R. Lauver, P. Hoover, S. Guise, D. Arms, P. Todd, M. Cochran, J. Schwalm, R. Megonnell, G. Light, R. Davis, A. Gianforti, B. Hoffner, D. Schreffler, P. Felsburg, C. Gipe, J. Foltz, L. Miller, T. Bender, P. Wildermuth, L. Weiss, H. Burkholder, V. Bricker, J. Clemson, S. Hipple, D. Schreffler, J. Sheppard, E. Holbert, W. Yeager, M. Buchanan, D. McCarthy, D. Deik, C. Bernstein, R. Books, N. Knerr, M. Mellinger, R. Fcrtenbaugh, T. Hartsock, D. Rhine, L. Wolfe, L. Polleck, S. Jo Hocker, M. Attick, C. Neff, R. Myers. Department Orchestra CENTRAL CENTRAL Clgliilllilin , AL CENTRALN DAUPHIN DAUPHIN www Umm r-..iios-MN I ll CENTRAL Row 1: L. Klein, B. Hoffner, B. Peck, M. Schwalm, H. Glenn, M. Markunas, P. Seiler, R. Books. Row 2: E. McBreen, E. Antolick, R. Davis, M Cochran, D. Arms, E. Hammacher, R. Ward, C. Serbell, J. Sheppard. Row 3: Mr. Gingrich. Dance Band Qf.U5'r+zN Row 7: D. Morse, D. Wance, E. McBre-en, E. Hammacher, R. Ward, M. Schwalm. Row 2: M. Cochran, J. Schwalm, R. Davis, S. Swartz, D. Alexander, J. Kohl, J. Knight, J, Sheppard. Row 3: D. Rhine, R. Books. Missing: C. Serbell, M. Suloff. 5l Band Front E EET Drum Major Head Majorette Double Baton Soloist PETER FELSBURG JAN EL SMITH Majorettes JOANNE BRANOFE S. Forker, J. W d h C. Peace, G. Porter, K. Sfeimling, C. Bailey, S. Smith. 52 r Strutters Color Guard C. Zimmerman, D. Schreffler, D. Eberly Row I: B. McCleary, J. Harman. Row 2: S. Miller, B. Reiner, C. Gaus, J. Eisenhooth, J. Emminger, A. Um- berger. SUSAN SEIGLER B. Cobb, G. Lettlemoyer, J. Bauer, J. Harclerode, L. Lehn, S. Todd, C. Miller, J. Harclerode, C. Whitaker. 53 The Cenhal Dauphin Choral De- partment, directed and advised by Mrs. Irene R. Christman, has been extreme- ly acHve thh school yeah The 112 voke Jumor Semor Cenwal Dauphm ChoW,the 80 vote Cenwal Dauphm East Sophonume Choh, the Dauphb nehes gids chorus the Dauphineem boys chorus and the snmHer unna Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Ensemble, Girls' Barbershop Quartet, and Girls' Trio have provided measureless entertain- rnent tor the school and conwnunhy ahke. Preparahon of the rnany and vaned concens and produchons has been exceedingly valuable to the stu- dent pertormers, as well as to their audiences. Those vvho iaossess excep- Honalrnuskal abmhes have had the opportunity to participate with choral members from other schools in County, District, and Regional Chorus. Row 1: C. Erb, J. Walter, D. Smith, S. Swartz, C. Davis, J. Lebo, R. Malehorn, S. Wright, D. Waltz, N. Bretz, D. Weislrod, S. Forker, L. Stauffer, M. Kesier, M. Simonetti. Row 2: T. Bender, S. Lyons, P. Stevick, L. Hock, D. Schreffler, J. Knight, J. Kenes, M. Korn, P. Wildermuth, C. Elser, W. Minsker, S. Dodson, S. Davis, K. 54 The Chora l 3 E CV Q Ld Ci l3 Q- CU H Ff 3E'54'?E' 0 Pf'wUU2,?-'SE 2255943 tiasegf fn'-Tl' :bmi . F. EoOwo?m 3' 0 3 3w0IoO3 l'2nOQhn, G, . g g.,.,:cn-. J emma E-o-Tlilngm lim ,:,f'ms3 Dal-O0-3' -175 C r. 3Pw?w'm Us 101073 fr'5':U22g.' ugwPg',?P grvgzlx' 0 315'-. 2:0 sf- F-g no- 3 - a'3g5fC P?gPaar N 0 WFESSEQ mg. T' 52' ZgP.,gs 50 0 ' fiiei?-.55 Egg. 225:- -.NgfDm- -gm. ,5-Q3 .Omg ml? Grigio- . 'U :D 9.155099 im Wx. iff T' tn. Yu' K The Sophomore Davis, C. Brown, S. Megonneli. Row 3: J. Rasin, J. Eberly, S. Emminger, S. Smith, J. Crawford, M. Creznic, C. Lingle, S. Chal- lengevr, J. Koller, K. Straub, T. Cianfort, B. Arnold, L. Bortner, S. Guise, J. Rutherford, H. Kern, R. Neill, S. Speas, K. Rudy, N. CPQILIHGHL enior Choir D. Rex, B. Vogel, T. Filson, C. Cook, S. Sfuckey, B. Biery, S. Shaffer, S. Batdorf. Row 3: S. Wilbert, D. Spangler, W. Johnston, Nl. Heefner, L. Yingsf, B. Eltheringfon, J. Haupt, N. Gavenonis, D. Butler, V. Berghaus, D. McLane, D. Laughery, R. Miller, R. Dick- inson, D. Yandric, D. Straub, R. Books, S. Maugans, J. Tisdale, C. Dugan, J. Sfricker, N. Fefferhoff, G. Curry, C. Deimler, P. Downey. Choir Norton. Row 4: C. Megonnell, S. Hendrickson, K. Snyder, S. Sheads, C. Birner, L. Knupp, C. Flynn, M. Schwalm, D. Chritzman, G- SHOW, F- Lohr, R. Myers, P. Rhoacls, Y. Novak, P. Elliof, M. Kocker, D. Sheaffer, J. Dzink, S. Bingaman. Row 4: A. Schober, V. Williams, S. Kaegel, D. Harizel, J. Peyfon D. Rosener, J. Thompson, B. Souder, J. Garmhausen, C. Redslob J. Schwalm, M. Harlan, A. Harper, S. Hippie, T. Rollason, J Eichelberger, D. Mink, B. Leidich, J. Sheppard, L. Polleck, F Wertz, N. Ferguson, P. Funghi, D. Deitrich, B. Blain, B. Martin V. Hahn. 3 i l ' l ACCOMPANISTS-Row 1: J. Deckard, A. Schober M. Korn. Row 2: T. Plovvman, J. Peyion, J. Thomp- son, N. Gavenonis. 55 1 1 Dauphinettes Row 7: S. Swartz, B. Kunz, P. Downey, J. Walter, K. Hauge, K. Eiss, M. A. Smith, D. Waltz, S. Wright, A. Kohlman, B. Cobb, L. Forker, J. Loser. Row 2: S. Wilbert, C. Cooper, M. Kesler, C. Brown, D. Schoffstall, N. Mann, M. Britt, M. Wood, P. Smith, G. Boyanowski, C. Clark, M. Smith, I. Beistline. Row 3: P. Weisbrod, S. Shaffer, J. Lebo, P. Edwards, G. Crawford, L. Yingst, M. Campbell, K. Davis, C. Updegraff, E. Lewis, C. Van Horn, J. Allen. Row 4: C. Davis, B. Eltherington, J. Attick, l. Kunz, S. Bensinger, S. Megonnell, C. Dugan, C. Deimler, K. Rudy, W. Johnston, T. Filson, D. Spangler, D. Sheaffer. Row 5: N. Bretz, L. Hock, S. Hendreckson, P. Stevick, L. Rupert, B. Gerber, D. Hart- zel, L. Polleck, G. Currey, C. Bitner, M. Creznic, V. Williams, J. Deckard. Row 6: J. Haupt, J. Thompson, D. Rosener, J. Garmhausen, J. Peyton, L. Knupp, J. Sheppard, K. Snyder, A. Schober, S. Koegel, J. Guise, N. Gavenonis. Dauphineers W 'E 'Jill Q4 U1-uw 93 ...L L a 1. Row 1: R. Weitzenhoffer, D. Potteiger, B. Rasin, T. Fleegal, B. Bortel, B. Ricker, J. Koller, R. Johnson. Row 2: B. Arnold, B. Corneal, T. Rhoads, W. Pope, R. Crum, K. Sheetz, R. Yentzer. Row 3: F. Lohr, C. Elser, L. Bortner, K, Straub, R. Myers, B. Leidich, D. Laughery, R. Schaffer. Row 4: D. McLane, H. Shutt, R. Miller, K. Straub, D. Yandric, M. Harlan, C. Redslolo, S. Mitchell. Row 5: T. Plowman, A. Zimmerman, J. Eichelberger, T. Rollason. 56 Girls' Ensemble Row l: M. Wood, C. Clark, G. Emerick. Row 2: M. Kesler, L. Hock M. Campbell, C. Delmler, S. Benstnger, D. Sheaffer. Row 3: N, Mann M. Creznic, P. Stevick, B. Eltherington, N. Gavenonis, S. Wilbert, P Smith, J. Deckard. Row 4: K. Snyder, D. Rosener, J. Thompson, J Garmhausen, J. Peyton, L. Knapp, J. Sheppard, L. Polleck, A. Shober, S. Koegel, J. Haupt, G. Currey, Girls' Barbershop Quartet J. Peyton, S. Koegel, M. Campbell, B. Elthering- ton, r 1 Boys' Ensemble D. Rlclcer, K. Sheets, D. McLane, K. Straub, B. Miller, H. Shu Laugherty, D. Straub, R. Yentzer. 'I' 1' i 0 C. Deimler, D. Rosener, J. Garmhousen Choral and Instrumental December 18, 1961, marked the eve ot the Choral Department's presentation of their Christmas pageant entitled Christmas Chimes, the sincere spirit of Christmas portrayed in song and pantomime. The entire Choral department in- cluding Central Dauphin and Central Dauphin East participated in the production. Above-A part of the cast of the pageant stand before the altar from the great cathedral scene. The entire Choral Department is shown on the night ot the performance. 58 XJ Parent-Teacher-Student Association EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Floyd R. Sheppard, Presidentg Eva Sapolsky, Recording Secretary, Robert Gaylor, Student Chairman lPul:JlicityJg Wil- liam Seiler, Student Chairman CSpiritual and Characterlg Mrs. Paul Seiler, Programp Ellen Nelson, Student Chairman fMembership C. D. EJ: Mrs. John H. Clark, Membership chairrnang Mrs. Kirk Loser, Corresponding Secretaryg Mrs, Ottornar L. Eshenour, Treasurery Mrs. Kenneth Bretz, Co-Chairman QMembershipDg Mrs. Giles Light, Co-Chairman CHospitalitylgJudy Guise, and Robert Reitzel. .I Leaders of education, business, and construction industries discuss problems with the student panel members. 60 TUDE T COUNCIL Worlis for Unity Row 1: P. Dunkle, L. Megonnell, C. VanHorn, G. McKenna, S. Lebo, N. Compher, J. Guelcher. Row 2: L. Rupert, A. Capello, G. Porter D Eberly K Nunemaker, P. Farnsworth, B. Hildebrand, B. Adkins. Row 3: S. Swartz, B. Urban, J. Angell, T. Rubinic, D. Hershey, J. Fritchey R Wrigh Row 4: R. Gaylor, J. DeHart, J. Watson, D. Fleig, J. Irwin, T. Haverstock, P. Rauclensky, F. Vukmanic. Row 5: A. Schreiber, T Anderson G Killinger, C, Celesky, D. White, T. Shakespeare, G. Schreffler, T. Holtzman, G. Yesser, J. Berrier, D. McLane, R. Long, R. Yetter D Stauffer J. Chronister. Our Student Council fulfills a need for understanding among the student body, faculty and administration. At bi-weekly meetings, the Council airs com- plaints of students, discusses improvements for the school, and fosters concern for an active and useful student life. The Council is advised by Mr. Wharton Bittle. Each homeroom is represented on the Council, comprising a membership of forty-five members. Central Dauphin was represented this year at the local convention of Student Councils. The Council also promoted the Annual Youth Festival, sponsored the Charity Drive, and co-sponsored Homecoming. Operating the Student Complaint Committee, devising a school Code of Ethics, and helping to plan cafeteria meals were a few of the Council's functions this year. OFFICERS: Mr. Bittle fAdvisorJ, T. Haverstock CVice-Pres.J, F. Vukmanic CPres.7, J. lrwin CSec.J, P. Raudensky CTreas.J. bl CE TRALIA i I EDITORIAL STAFF-Row I: L. Forker, T. Edwards, J. Chronister, T. Thompson, Row 2: N. Gavenonis, J. Loser, B. Esiinger, L. Wait- kus, L. Lehn, S. Lebo, Row 3: C. Updegraff, M. Jacobs, M. Markunas, S. VanZant, J. Reichley, J. Irwin, Row 4: Miss Cash IAdvisorD, B. Souder, J. Peyton, S. Martin, D. Dietrich, J. Thompson, Row 5: J. Sours, A. Zimmerman, R. Spence, W. Rhoads, T. Plowman, S. Sharp, P. McLane, A. Wimer, A. Capello, C. Bankard, G. Porter, B. Berrier, J. MacFarIan. ' r-. A ART STAFF: C. Bankard. G. Porter, Mr. Ziegenfus CAdvisorJ, N. Knerr, K. Nunemaker, CMiss- ingb S. Davidson, J. Faust. 62 nfolcls the Year CENTRALIAN The three staffs of the CENTRALIAN exist for the sole purpose of producing a yearbook which re- lflects the hopes, the activities and the accomplish- ments ofthe students of Central Dauphin during the J past school year. The CENTRALIAN is published by l the students to honor the Class of T962 and to pre- serve for its members the memories of high school. The editorial staff, under the direction of Miss M. Cash, is charged with the collection, organization and editing of the information concerning the life of the school. The business staff, advised by Mrs. Thelma Seip, secures the advertisements, subscriptions and the patronage which finances the publication of the CENTRALIAN. The art staff, guided by Mr. Paul Zeigenfus, is responsible for the cover design and any art work appearing within the volume. Editorial Staff Advisor Editor in Chief ..... ..c. Assistant Editors . . Copy Editor .... Administration and Fa Feature Editor . Club and Music Editor Miss Mickey Cash William Rhoads . Donna Dietrich, Judy Chronister . .... .......... John Sours culty Editor ...... Jeanne lrvvin .. . , .- Sue Martin . .... .. .. . Judy Chronister Senior Section Editor .- .. ........ .... J udy Guise Underclassmen Editor . Sports Editor .- Connie Updegraff . .... .. Donna Dietrich Art Staff Advisor . .... . .... .- Mr. Paul Ziegenfus Art Editors . Kay Nunemaker, Sondra Davidson Business Staff Advisor -. .- Miss Thelma Seip Business Staff Managers -. - ....... . James Justice, Jill Spohn, Tim Plowman, Ross Weidman, Bruce Corneal BUSINESS STAFF-Row 1: C. Whitaker, G. Zimmerman, J. Eisenhooth, Row 2: G. Shuler, B, Cobb, J. Loser, N. Coleman, N. Ferguson, B. David- son. Row 3: P. Dunkle, J. Crum, B. Kohl, l. Manhetz, S. Lucko. Row 4: D. Schenfelt, J. lmes, C. Doyle, A. Umburger, C. Brown, T. Thomp- son, L. Lehn, Y. Krasevic. Row 5: Mrs. Seip CAdvisorD, J. Raudenbush, R. Weidman, D. Spence, M. Thompson, L. Wigot, G. Fisher, M. Goldberg, J. Attick, S. Bensinger, B. Peck, T. Plowman, D. Harper, E. Jeffries, J. J. Justice, J. Spohn. RAMBLER pot BUSINESS STAFF-Seated, Row l: D. Hartzel, B. Lehman, C. Van Horn, Row 2: J. Lewis, C. Cook, C. Dugan, G. McKenna. Row 3: M. Krum C. Whitaker, D. Eberly. Row 4: S, Koegel, S. Fludovich, T. Johnson, J. Branoff, C. Brown, J. Harclerode, T. Thompson. Standing, Row 5: J At tick, G. Shuler, J. Roudenbush. Row 5: Miss Hepsmith, L. Brown, L. Smith, J. Segda, M. Goldberg, B. Berrier, J. Reichley, M. Stepp, S. Van Zant, L. Wigton, J. Jacoby, B. Davidson, D. Deitrich, P. Funghi, N. Ferguson, L. Lehn, S. Luchko, G. Fisher, T. Plowman, D. Spence. Are those Rambler assignments or telephone numbers, John? 64 Central Dauphin without the Rambler would be Central Dauphin without its nerve center. Six times a year the members of the three component Rambler staffs labor fever- ishly to produce what is known as one of our finer student publications, an award- winning periodical that is popular with fac- ulty and students alike. Each issue offers an opportunity for interested students to express themselves and to display their literary talents. The Rambler has been rated highly with press associations, both local and national. Ili hts the News EDITORS-Clockwise: G. Fisher, J. Sours, D. Deifrich, W. Rhoads, P. Funghi, P. Edwards, C. Kreiser. Editorial Staff Advisor Miss Donna Hepsmith Editor-in-Chief .. .. John Sours News Editor -. . , Patricia Edwards Feature Editor Phyllis Funghi Sports Editor - - William Rhoads Exchange Editor .. .. - Linda Waitkus Art Staff Advisor. Mr. George Morrow Art Staff Editor , ,,.. Carolyn Kreiser Business Staff Advisor Miss Donna Hepsmith Business Staff Managers Diane Deitrich, Ginny Fisher EDITORIAL AND ART STAFFS-Row 7: B. Hoffer, L. Rupert, Row 2: S. Gruber, P. Sheesley, N. Gavenonis, N. Deibler, K. Shaver, A. Cape-Ilo. Row 3: J. Chronister, S. Miller, J. Harclerode, B. Kunz, M. Metello. Row 4: P. Edwards, D. De-itrich, L. Waitkus, B. Eslinger, J. Loser, L. Forker. Row 5: Miss Hepsmith CAdvisorD, N. Ferguson, P. Funghi, T. Johnson, J. Irwin, B. Cololo, G. Porter, M. Jacobs, C. Bankard, B. Gerber, C. Kreiser, N. Knerr, A. Woodell, J. McCall. Row 6: J. Reichley, J. Sours, T. Plovvman, W. Rhoads, S. Sharp, D. Laughery, D. Armstrong, A. Laudermilch, W. Seiler, T. Holtzman, L. Beamesderfer, G. Scott. 65 See and Hear the News Editorial Staff-Row 7: S. Weiss, Judy Chronister, Miss Gundel CAdvisorQ, F. Plusquellic. Row 2: B. Eltherington, C. Gray, B. Eslinger, M. Metallo, S. Fludovich. Row 3: J. Irwin, L. Waitkus, L. Beamsderfer, L. Doyle, G. Yesser, J. McElhany, J. Reichley. ART STAFF: S. Hoover, J. Brown, K. Nunemaker, C. Whitaker, S. VanZant. 66 The Public Relations Club of Cen- tral Dauphin pursues a purpose of pre- senting an informative, as well as an accurate picture of Central Dauphin. Tak- ing full advantage of the many facets of news coverage, the club, under the guidance of Miss Mary Gundel, divides itself into three fields. Judy Chronister heads the edito- rial staff making sure that our school is represented with various articles in the Sunday Patriot News. The art staff is under the direction of Kay Nunemaker and Claudia Whit- aker who keep the bulletin board, di- rectory, and scrapbook up to date with news items concerning our students, fac- ulty, and alumni. Throu h PUBLIC RELATIO RADIO STAFF-Row 7: B. Updegrave, J. Guise, M. Markunas, S. Seigler. Row 2: J. Sours, B. Gaylor, A Woodeii P, Felsburg. fio- . .ms ull. . AL v ,I . J firm z J' ' ' 'X - sf 1-an 52' 5 ,fx The Radio and Television staff, headed by John Sours and Judy Guise, conducts Central Dauphin's own week- ly fifteen minute program on VV.K.B.O., represents Central Dauphin on various school programs and presents the morning announcements on VVCD. WCD STAFF-G. Light, B, Eltherington, S. Miller, D. Reigl KEY CLUB Encoura es Leadership ffrwg c m W gf dl cf?2,. , arjf 5 x ee-2?2iQff Record of Service KEY CLUB The Key Club, an inTernaTional organizaTion of young men, is sponsored aT Central Dauphin by The Harrisburg Kiwanis Club. Every year The Club's ThirTy members are dedicaTed To TosTering high ideals OT school characTer, ciTizenship and service. Since iTs incepTion in 1957, Mr. Richard C. Bell has been Taculry advisor To The Club. ConTinuing Their TradiTion of communiTy and school service This year, Key Clubbers aTTended local churches as a group, encouraged voTing vviTh Get-out-The-VoTe circulars, ushered Tor school assemblies, and served aT school banqueTs. Besides supporTing The AThleTic De- parTmenT in The Homecoming proceedings, Key Club- bers assisTed aT The Holiday VVresTling Tourney and supplied programs and score sheeTs Tor specTaTors aT baskeiball games. They Took young people from The local children's home To our home games and gave baskeTs of food To needy families aT Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas. Service in AcTion STeve SvvarTz, LieuTenanT Governor, kepT The Club busy preparing Tor The T963 sTaTe convenTion To be held in Harrisburg, and planning Tor anoTher club nexT year aT CenTral Dauphin EasT. Key Clubbers highlighTed The year aT The PiTTs- burgh HilTon HoTel, scene of The T962 DisTricT Con- venTion. l Row 1: A. Harper, D. McLane, F. Vukmanic, J. Angell CTYSBSJ, Nl- NlCB9Tl'1 lpfefhlf P- RBUd9l'YSkYf B- Urban, Row 2: T. Shakespeare, D. White, R. Lauver, D. Cornelius CSec.J, A. Zimmerman LViceiPres.l, S. SwarTz, E. McBreen, J. Sours CChapI.7, Row 3: A. Woodell, J. Berrier, B. FriTz, D. Kelley, T. Higgins, T. Holfzman, G. Schreffler, B. Nye, C. Stone, D. Morse, B. Gaylor, V.,DuTTins, B. Hildebrand, C. Chronisfer, G. Harfzell, Mr. Bell CAdvisorD. J.C.C. Develops Character Mush! fRecent activity at J.C.C. outing to Pocano Manor lnnl JUNIOR CIVIC CLUB One of the more recent organizations at Central Dauphin is the Junior Civic Club adopted as a pre-iunior club and sponsored by the Federated Women's Club of Linglestown. Its purpose is to teach proper parliamentary procedure, the fun- damentals of Federation work, and the responsibilities of good club officers and members. The club including the iunior senior branch at Central Dauphin andthe sophomore branch at Central Dauphin East is unique in that it is the only pre- iunior club associated with a school. Important proiects during the year included preparing Thanksgiving baskets for some of the less fortunate families of the area and a trip to the Pocano Mountains. The Central Dauphin J.C.C. officers are: Maria Wood, pres., Karen Krasevic, vice-pres., Francine Plusquellic, sec., and Sandy Fludovich, treas. Miss Donna Hepsmith is the advisor. The Central Dauphin East J.C.C. officers are: Barbara Brought, pres., Frances Raudensky, vice-pres., Irene Rudy, sec., and Judy Ruther- ford, treas. The advisors are Miss Alfarata Stamets and Mrs. Mary Sowers. Row I: K. Krasevic, M. Wood, S. Fludovich, F. Plusquellic, J. Chronister, J. Baeur, J. Tisdale, B. Pomeroy, D. Eberly, J. Branoff, Row 2: B. Eltherington, L. Waitkus, B. Eslinger, J. Peyton, J. Brown, G. Fisher, L. Lehn, C. Kreiser, S. Weiss, C. Brown, S. Davidson, D. Cameron, J. Harclerode, Row 3: P. Edwards, P. Funghi, N. Ferguson, S. Koegel, D. Deitrich, C. Vance, C. Zimmerman, V. Zimmerman, J. Spohn, M. Thompson, D. Dietrich, C. Whitaker, N. Knerr, J. Sheppard, L. Polleck, G. Currey. Row 4: L. Brown, A. Capello, N. Deibler, J. Haupt, L. Smith, B. Hoffer, L Forker, J Loser, S. Ransom, D Gunder, C. Har- lacher, Z. Petrovich, J. Thompson, B. Souder Row 5: F. Raudensky, J. Light, K. Steimling, M. Baxter, J. Kingsbury, B. Weber, D. Weisbrod, G. Wampler, B. Hopkins, C. Hillard, P. Bronstein, J. Sillet Row 6: J. Eberly, S. Gilroy, H. Kern, S. Sheads, L. Baker, C. Erb, E, Appleby, M. Creznic, J. Roosh, Row 7: S. Sprankle, L. Fisher, P. Elliot, D. Smith, J. Rutherford, B. Brought, I. Rudy. Advisors: Miss Stamets, Miss Hepsmith, Mrs. Sowers. PECTRU Displays Literary Talent Row 7: K. James, W. Seller, Miss Bowman CAdvisorD, C. Butterfield, M. Grant, Row 2: S. Sharp, R. Johnson, D. Armstrong, R. Collins, P. Hummel, J. Sours, S. Todd. The Spectrum, under The supervision of Miss Bowman, is a comparatively new organization, This is its Third year of existence. Co-editors this year were Cheryl Butterfield and William Seiler. The Spectrum is a literary arts magazine, publishing The finest in poetry, essay, and short story that has been written during The year. lt is open to all classes in The senior high school. Poetry that has been accepted and published by The National High School Association of Poetry is reproduced in This maga- zine, as well as essays that have won in competitive contests during The year. This magazine is compiled and published by The Creative Writing classes. Volunteers from other classes are considered for the staff. l-ll-Y Fosters Christian lcleals A service organization in affiliation with The YMCA, The Hi-Y Club con- sists of 26 junior and senior boys under The direction of W. Ray Kohler, faculty ad- visor. Senior Terry Miller holds The office of president and other officers are: Mi- chael, Fagen, vice-president, Joel Myers, Treasurer, and Charles Morgan, sergeant- at-arms. One of The first serv- ice projects included the decoration of the Christmas Tree placed in Central Dau- phin's foyer during the lat- ter part of December. The agenda includes The spon- sorship of a dance after the Yfgrk basketball gem? and a Row 1: T. Miller CPres.l, M. Fagan lVice-Pres.J, Row 2: Mr. Kohler CAdvisorl, J. Myers QTreas.J, E. Trip To New York City dur' Beers QSec.D, Row 3: E. McBreen, T. Jacob, D. Foose CChapl.D, C. Morgan CExec. Sergeant-at-Armsl IVTQ lite EGSTSI' VGCBTIOVI. Row 4: A. Wimer, B. Lyter, F. Pennington, T. Frank, B. Yetter, Row 5: G. Scott, J. Beall, J. Corkle, J. Snyder, W. Schiller, Row 6: J. Sprow, F. Vukmanic, J. Angell, B. Urban, R. Wingfield. 70 Thespians Flourish in the DRAMA CL B Rovv 7: Mr. Leroy CAdvisorJ, S. Eshenour lSec.-Treas.J, S. Miller fPres.D, J. Tisdale CVice-Presb, Row 2: D. Lau, B. Peck, P. Hummel, M. Campbell, J. Harclerode, J. Haupt, N. Ferguson, L. Smith, M. Dolbin, Row 3: D. Schoffstall, R. Lipton, C. Deimler, R. Mullin, V. Weaver, S. Todd, S. Fludovich, F. Plusquellic, C. Vance, V. Zimmerman, M. Wood, Row 4: P. Down- ey, C. Butterfield, N. Coleman, B. Hoffer, S. VanZant, D. Smith, M. Goldberg, M. Metallo, P. McEIvvee, L. McNeely, P. Dunkle, Row 5: J. Redslob, C. Stricker, E. Svvonger, E. Lewis, S. Sheetz, S, Weiss, J. Eisenhooth, B. Dankman, J. Reichley, l. Bates, S. Keefer. Playing an active role in many school activities, the Drama Club seeks to create a better appreciation and understanding of the dramatic arts. These as- piring young thespians, under the direction of Mr. Leroy, gain experience in all realms of dramatic art through such varied activities as caring for backstage equipment and applying make-up for all school plays and pageants. This lively group has enjoyed several social functions, also, this year as a result of such money-making projects as selling stuffed animals. I Sclence Fostered b the PHYSIC CL B l The Physics Club was l founded this year to provide students vvith an interest and proven ability with a more iii f thorough and well rounded un- derstanding of this phase of science. The club consists of iun- iors and seniorsfall of whom have had physicsfmeeting one night a week after school. Their course of study, taken from a P.S.S.C. Physics text- book, covers the basic physics course through a different manner of presentation. Mr. Brightbill, the club ad- visor, hopes eventually to de- velop the club into a regular course to be taken as an elec- tive. Row 7: Mr. Brightbill CAdvisor7, J, Griffith, W. Sapolsky, M. Jacobs, J. Doncevic, L. Doyle, R. Weitzenhoffer, M. Markunas, R. Lauver, B. Long, Row 2: T. Haverstock, J. Angell, A. Zimmerman, T. Plovvman, R. Crum, J. Berrier, T. Jacobs. 7l INTRAMURALS Teaches Good Sportsmanship One of The larger and more acTive clubs of CenTral Dauphin which Teaches girls good sportsmanship along vviTh having a good Time is The Girls' InTramurals Club under The direcTion of Mrs. Louise Krolak. The club is divided inTo four secTions which include The Tour difTerenT seasonal sporTs of baskeTball, bovvling, volley ball, and ping-pong. A bangueT is held aT The end of The year aT which Time awards are presenTed To ouTsTanding Teanns and players. Serving as officers Tor This year are Judy ChronisTer, president Sue WilberT, vice-presidenTg and Carol Harlacher, secreTary-Treasurer. LeT's Take iT up! 72 EUTURE NURSES Explore Service Row l: V. Reilly, J. Smith, D. Rosener, C. Peace, D. Hartzel. Row 2: D. Hahn, L. Basset, B. Brown, C. Hulsizer, C. Killinger, S. Martin, T. Johnson, B. Martin, P. Dunham. Row 3: S. Longenecker, B. Krum, K. James, J. Prichard, K. Binkley, C. Waltman, C. Van Horn, C. Cook, C. Dugan. Row 4: S. Miller, G. Boyanovvski, J. Sheppard, M. Fowler, L. Yingst, B. Gerber. Row 5: l. Kunz, J. Gutshall, C. Doyle, D. Hershey, F. Plusquellic, C. Zimmerman. The Future Nurses' Club of Central Dauphin exists to inform its members about the nursing profession and to acquaint them with various hospitals and the many different fields of nursing. This is attained chiefly through films, speakers, and field trips to hospitals. The club also sends representatives to conventions, the most important one being the F.N.A. State Convention in Pitts- burgh. Some of the proiects undertaken by the Future Nurses included volunteer work at the tu- berculosis center, and preparing baskets of food, clothing, and gifts for a needy family at Christmas. To finance these proiects and their field trips, they sold submarines, Christmas candy, candles, and Easter candy. , . The F.N.A. officers are Vicki Reilly, presi- dent, Joyce Smith, vice-president, Debby Rose- ner, secretary, and Carole Peace, treasurer. The advisor is Mrs. Mariory Kline, the school nurse. As.. Will she live? 73 FT Under The guidance of Mr. Cassel and Mr. Harling, The DwighT D. Eisenhower chapTer of The Pennsylvania FuTure Teachers of America has accomplished many Things in Their pursuiT of gaining The experience and maTuriTy necessary for The Task of leading our naTion's children. The members have Taken parT in Narional Ed- ucaTion Week by giving a shiny, red, apple To each Teacher and adminisTraTor. They have observed The pro- cedures of elemenTary school Teachers Twice This year. GuesT speakers have helped To increase The value of These visiTs. Excursions To some of The Pennsylvania STaTe Colleges, and ex- change acTiviTies wiTh oTher clubs in The area have proved successful. Prepares to Guide the Youth Pow 7: J. McElhany iPres.D, J. lrwin CVice-Pres.J Row 2: S. Eshenour, J. Loser iSec.j, J. ATTick iTreas.J Row 3: T. Baylor, B. Kunz, N. Gavenonis, N. Wenrich Row 4: G. Shuler, G. McKenna, G. Porter, S. Keefer, I. Bates Row 5: L. Rupert, S. Bensinger, S. Keefer, C. Updegraff Row 6: M. ATTick, B. Pomeroy, S. Luchko, B. SrniTh, D. Sfraub Row 7: L. Wairkus, C. Killinger, K. Sraz, Y. Krasevic, D. Harper, E, Jeffress Row 8: J. Roush, N. Hopple, R. Walburn, K. Shaver, A. Wimer, B. Eslinger Row 9: A. Woodell, S, Seigler, M. Markunas. FBLA Seeks Aggressive Business Leadership 74 The FuTure Business Leaders of America boasTs one of The largesT member- ships of any club aT CenTral Dauphin. Under The able leadership of Judy Brown, presidenT, The club's pur- pose is To develop compe- TenT, aggressive business leadership and To sTrengTh- en The confidence of young men and women in Them- selves and in Their work. Through such aciivifies as an inducTion service for new members, a ChrisTmas Tea and play, and a sale of pens wiTh The inscripTion CenTral Dauphin High School They seek To achieve This goal. OTher officers include Sue Lebo, vice-presidenT, Ginny Speece, Treasurer: Gail DiTTo, secreTary, and Karen ,Neidig, reporfer. DE Learns Salesmanship i 4 Row 1: R. McAlpine, S. Huber, P. Leisure, S. Wolfe. Row 2: D. Turpine CSec.D, J. Hollander, J. Baker, L. Zeigler CTreas.J, N. Halke, Mr, Magaro. Row 3: R. Boyer fReporterJ, L. McGrow CSerg. at Armsl, J. Justice, J. Vacondios CVice-Pres.l, Absent: Randy Gipe QPres.l The Distributive Edu- cation Club is comprised of seniors who are interested in retailing and wholesal- ing. The main purpose of the club is to provide train- ing in the fields of sales- manship, display arrange- ments, and advertising. The members, under the direction of Mr. John Magero, sell sweat shirts, school pennants, and differ- ent school supplies in the D.E. store. The officers this year are President, Randy Gipe, Vice-President, Joe Vacon- dios, Secretary, Darlene Tur- pin, Treasurer, Linda Zeig- ler. Fl-LA. Molds Future Homemakers An intricate part of the school homemaking pro- gram, the Central Dauphin Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America well lives up to its motto Toward New Horizons. Under the Advisorship of Miss Beers and home moth- er, Mrs. Bushey, the club's purpose is directed toward helping the girls prepare for their future position in the home, community, na- tion, and world. The F.H.A. takes an ac- tive part in the Home Eco- nomics Nursery School, the Farm Show display, State Conferences, and other club projects. Row 7: K. Rudy, R. Hoffman, N. Mann, J. Davis, D. McCarthy, J. Leibel, J. Lindemuth, G. Reed, C. Hinkle. Row 2: D. Bartell, J. Monk, S. Shaffer, J. Zimmerman 1Vice-Presb, A. Umberger CSec.j, B. Vogel, R. Nickelson. Row 3: Mrs. Bushey fHome Motherl, C. Bushey KPres.J, Miss Beers C!-Xdvisorl. 75 FOOD PREP Practices Culinary Arts The Food Preparation Club, led by Pres. Bob Megonnell, consists of students preparing to enter the food industry after graduation. Mr. Rotunda, as advisor, guides the club in preparing menus, in serving the food on the A la Carte line, and in operating the snack bar at lunchtime and during bas- ketball games. Annually these students raise money for a trip to New York. A banquet for all alumni of the club rounds out the year. Row 7: L. Seig, B. Paxton, P. Smith, D, Harren, D. Slentz, Mr. Rotunda CAdvisorj, J. Dehart Row 2: B. Megonnell, T. Jones, R. Steckman, R. Roberts, I. Roberts, E. Lenker, J. Baker, Row 3: R. Erickson, P. Auman, B. Miller, R. Bullard, M. Toole, R. Pluck Row 4: R. Moose, R. Sehmoyer, J. Waughtel, F. Gunder, B. Sherrick. Readin Promoted lim Library Club Under the advisorship ot Miss Jeannine Mentzer, the Library Club pursues a pur- pose ot service to the school. The members ot this club mend books, plan and set up at- tractive displays in the library, and assist students in their reading and research work. They also do work in tiling and inventory, and prepare statistical data. Jane Allen is the president ot the Library Club. She is assisted by Steve Sturgeon, vice-president, Nancy Newkam, secretary, and Gary Klotz, treasurer. an--C Row i: G. Klotz CTreas.J, J. Allen fPres.D, S. Sturgeon CVice-Pres.l, N, Nevvkam CSec.l Row 2: L. Kuhn, S. Kocker, M. Smith, C. Kreiser, P. Horning, R. Clark, Miss Mentzer fAdvisorD, B. Murphy, C. Graham, Row 3: W. Rovenolt, P. Finneran. 76 Chessmen tart ovin Row 7: D. Straub, R. Cooper, J. Squires, R. Spence, S. Line, M. McCormick, Mr. Martz CAdvisorj. Row 2: G. Light, N. Miller, L. Kirk, J. Rusk, D. Koons. The Central Dauphin chess club, under the lead- ership ot Mr. Reynold Martz, has been organized tor two years. The club was formed to provide an opportunity to play chess tor interested students. The club consists ot about twenty members who schedule matches dur- ing activity period. Plans are currently being made tor the club to ioin a local chess club league. Present school opponents include Susque- hanna, Bishop McDevitt, and Steelton-Highspire. Usherettes Host at Festivities The Usherettes club, comprised entirely ot junior girls, serves the school through ushering at such functions as the Christmas pageant and class plays. Un- der the direction ot Mrs. Eliza Armstrong, captains are designated tor the events and volunteers round out the ushering group. The club has chosen as otticers: Virginia Weaver, president, Audria Capello, vice-president, Kathy Shaver, secre- tary. Row 7: D. Kyle, S. Bensinger, N. Thompson, Mrs. Armstrong fAdvisorJ, B. Kohl, S. Seigler, G. Shuler, D. Harper, S. McGee, B. Lehman, P. Wolf, B. Biery, J. Loser, B. Cobb, P. Downey, J. Busler, P. Dunkle, J. Crum, M. Heefner, B. Baldwin, C. Waltman, K. Krasevic, S. Hotfert Row 2: L. Jetfress, G. Curry, J. Haupt, B. Gerber, J. Attick, G. Porter, D. Shatter, M. Schade, C. Stricker, M. Crum, W. Johnston, B. Hoffer, K. Shaver, S. Longenecker Row 3: B. Dankman, C. Harlacher, L. Pol- leck, S. Eisenhooth, S. Walmer, P. McElwee, K. McNeely, D. Sharp, G. Seltzer, N. Szekeres, G. McKenna, P. Walborn, Row 4: J. Lewis, S. Eshenour, J. Sheppard, V. Weaver, J. Roush, Y. Krasevic, C. Bankard, A. Capello, B. Berrier, D. Shatto. 77 ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY Encourages Aehievemen Row 7: J. Emminger: B. Kerstetter: J. Mciilhany: E. James: M. Brown: C. Dettinger. Row 2: J. Chronister: M. Kitner: C. Gray: J. Irwin: C. Updegraff: M. Campbell: C. Butterfield. Row 3: J. Guise: L. Lehn: G. Fisher: J. Brown: D. Webster: V. Speece: W. Sapalsky. Row 4: G. Ditto: S. Lebo: L. Duncan: S. Weiss: B. Davidson: S- H00ver: J- Turns: L- Kresge- ROW 5: D- McLane: P. Felsburg: M. McCormick: T. Miller: F. Hollingsworth: T. Plowman: A. Zimmerman: S. Swartz: S. Schreckengaust: P. Rauden- sky: R. Schreckengaust: A. Schreiber: M. Sheaffer: J. Zimmerman: R. Lauver. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote better school spirit and to rec- ognize students who excel in scholarship and related qualities. Members are selected by a fac- ulty advisory committee. A candidate for membership must maintain a scholastic average of 4.0 or better and excel in character, leadership, and service. The membership of this chapter of the National Honor Society consists of a maximum of ten per cent of the Junior Class and fifteen per cent of the Senior Class. PIRIT CLUB Promotes Student Participation Row 7: C. Bogar: K. Steimling: B. Wise: C. Gill CSec.J: D. Myers fVice-Presb: E. Kelly fPres.D: D. Weishod CTreas.D: A. Nold: G. Wampler: Miss Runk fAdvisorJ. Row 2: N. Bretz: L. Baker: C. Miller: L. Waltman: S. Sanford: P. Hammel: B. Brought: S. Gilroy: J. Smith: S. Sprankle: J. Rutherford. Row 3: B. Arnolcl: D. Baddorf: J. Harclerocle: J. Windish: C. Winand: E. Appleby: B. MaSalle: S. Smith: J. Eberly. Row 4: D. Shroyer: F. Grant: F. Raudensky: K. Buffington: L. Adams: W. Sebastian: R. McGee: EZ Antolick: L. Fair. Mainly responsible for the enthusiasm displayed by the students of Central Dauphin East in its first year is the Tenth Grade Spirit Club. The club was organized to create school spirit in its activities and to bring up the attendance at all its functions. In order to do this, the Spirit Club has kept the bulletin board at C.D.E. up to date, made posters and announcements for school activities, and sponsored several school dances. 78 Assistance Throu h VI UAL AID as H'eas.:w1.-- . Row 7: R. Benner, J. Deardortf, D. Yingst, A. Diviglia, R. Baker, J. Cassel, L. Doyle Row 2: B. Jacobs, J. Pochyba, R. Green- field, J, Fritchy, G. Plank, M. Crane, E. Witmer, R. Miller, J. Eichelburger, Mr. NlUfPlWY- On the Job Every student at Central Dauphin has enioyed the services of the Visual Aids Club. Advised by Mr. Paul Mur- phy, the Club shows educational films in classrooms and assemblies, operates the sound equipment at sports events and dances, and functions as the stage crew for plays and other events. In working together, the members of the Visual Aids Club learn the val- ue of teamwork as well as various technical skills. 'x SPORTS y S S 5 x x x x x x 5 x Q 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5 x Q x x 5 x x 5 5 5 x 5 x 5 X , X M X With men such as you our cause could not be lost . . . you have overthrown and scattered all that opposed your march - Napoleon Bonaparte 80 N X Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx , , xx Varsity Football Q-.4 L fya E h , JERRY ANGELL ED BEERS JOHN DeHART' .,... KEN DYKES - Lf 352 MEADE JOHNSON TOM LONGENECKER Co-Captain 82 if K 5 I TOM HAVERSTOCK CALVIN RITTER HENRY SCHMIDT STEVE SCHRECKENGOUST Co-Captain BILL URBAN 3 ll' CHARLES WEVODAU 83 H' K ,9- a hs , ,L gn. - Y Uh. FRANK VUKMANIC ! ndefeatedl Front row: B. Urban, K. Dykes, J. Angell, F. Vukmanic, M. Johnson, S. Schreckengaust, T. Haverstock, C. Ritter, H. Schmidt, C. Wevodau E. Beers, Second row: B. Gaylor, T. Longenecker, C. Bryant, J. DeHart, T. Anderson, J. McCall, A Harper, B. Megonnell, D. Mink, W. Smith, Third row: Coach Roe, Coach DeMelfi, Coach Gilbert, J. Kempe, T. Shakespeare, M. Dowhower, D. White, G. Schreffler. MANAGERS: T. Baylor, R. Frazier, J. Kitner. 1 f F The undefeated Central Dauphin Rams, Central Pennsylvania's number one team, completed their fourth consecutive winning season with a 10-O log. The Rams have now won 36 out of their last 40 games. Their initial appearance of the year was against Cedar Cliff. The Rams overpowered the Colts 31 -O. Ken Dykes and Jerry Angell, in a preview of things to come, gained a total of 441 yards rushing. The next game, also at home, with the Lebanon Cedars was an overwhelming victory for the Rams. C.D. gained a total of 469 yards rushing, although handicapped by 65 yards in penalties: the score, 40-O. In a hot Saturday afternoon game with the William Penn Tigers, the previously unscored upon Rams turned a predicted battle of giants into a murderous rout. The highly touted Tigers scored once whereas the Rams tallied in every quarter to win 34-6. In a stubborn home battle with a fired-up Bishop McDevitt team the Rams trailed for the only time in the season, but only tempor- arily. In the second half Dykes and Angell went to work on the Crusader line and ground out 195 yards to give C.D. a 20-13 victory. In their fourth appearance at Rams' Field, C.D. proved too much for Steelton-Highspire and ended the Steamrollers undefeated season by a 26-12 count. Friday the 13th is traditionally an unlucky day, it was this year for Carlisle. The undefeated Thundering Herd hosted the Rams and ended up on the bottom of a 21-6 score. Outstanding in the game were ends, Frank Vukmanic and Bob Megonnell, who caught touchdown passes from quarterback Meade Johnson. The Green and White had an easy week at Susquehanna where they demolished the winless Indians 45-O. At Hershey a fired-up opposition contained the Rams for the first half but couldn't pre- vent an eventual 27-O clobbering. At Homecoming the following week, the Rams outscored Middletown 32-6. ln the finale at York, the whole club played brilliantly to beat York 33-14 and complete their undefeated season. 84 TRAINERS: Bob Schreckengaust and Speed Ebersole. Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Away SCHEDULE Cedar Cliff aa,, . Lebanon a,,,aa ,,.., QD. oPP. W 5 ,,-W,,31 o Caaaoao o William Penn ,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 34 6 gag Bishop McDeviTT ,.,, ,,,,.,,.., 2 O 13 W STeelTon-Highspire ,,,,,,,,,,,, 26 12 Carlisle ..,,,,,...,.....,,,,,,,.,,,, 21 T f Susquehanna ,,,,.. ,..,.,,, 4 5 Hershey aaaa,.. ....,,,, 2 7 O Middletown ,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 6 York ,,,,,,,,,,,,,...., .. 14 In Ten games The RAMS scored a grand ToTal of 309 poinTs as compared To 57 compiled by Their opponenTs. In four games The RAMS remained Unscored upon and no Team was able To score more Than 14 poinTs againsf The MighTy RAMS. CONGRATULATIONS FOR A TERRIFIC SEASON! CO-CAPTAINS Meade Johnson, Steve Schreckengaust , ! , I 4055.1 -. 4 4p55IN H 7 COACHES Left to right: Coaches Piatt, DeMelfi, Roe, STeinmier and Gilbert. 85 Gridiron Recognition Central Dauphin Award Winners KEN DYKES-No. i Back in Harrisburg Area JERRY ANGELL-Honorable mention, All'-State CALVIN RITTER-C.D. Lineman Award TOM HAVERSTOCK-Honorable mention, All-Srafe MEADE JOHNSON-C.D. Backfielol Award STEVE SCHRECKENGAUST-Big 33g All-S-Taie CAII six boys were norninared To The Big 33 squadj. The Rams fell the Tiger. 86 Junior Varsity Football The J.V. Rams came close to being our second undefeated football team this year. A large line, good running backs, and lots of spirit gave the boys the drive to run up a 6-2 log. The little Rams got off to a good start by winning six in a row. Aided by such players as Dave Kelley, Craig Stone, Dave Corneal, Eddie Dykes, and Skip Celesky, the Rams beat York, William Penn, Steel-High, Susque- hanna, Middletown, and Bishop McDevitt. The season ended, however, with losses to Milton Hershey and Cedar Cliff. H 'sq i 1 .. First Row: J. Sultzaberger, H. Nye, C. Dehart, J. Schreffler, C. Celeski, W. Sebastian, M. Fleig, D. Snyder, R. Bullerd, R. Doyle, J. Squire. Second Row: Coach Steinmier, Coach Piatt, R. Burdick, D. Kelly, J. Cibert, C. Stone, G. Eckroat, D. Jor- dan, B. Brown, D. Alexander, J. Kitner, B. Fraser. Third row: R. Foy, M. Peace, R. Balmer, E. Antollilk, R. Riley, B. Fritz, D. Green, J. Deimler, P. Sohmer, L. Crasa, R. Reichert, C. Brown, E. Dykes. SCHEDULE C.D. Opp. Home York .....,......o..,...... .... 2 7 7 Away William Penn .,......... .... 7 6 Home Steelton-Highspire ,....,. ..... 2 6 6 Away Susquehanna ,......... .... 2 3 0 Home Middletown ........ .... 2 7 O Away Bishop McDevitt .,,,. , ..., 27 7 Away Milton Hershey ...., ,.,, 7 l4 Away Cedar Cliff . ...... .... l 6 27 87 Cross Countr FirsT row: L. Edwards, A. Woodell, B. Bush, G. Ford, M. McCormick, D. Miller, M. Crane, Second row: B, Brown, C. Gipe, E. Wei mer, G. STone, J. Berrier, W. Shiller, J. Scheaffer, Coach Brunner. This was The besf year ever Tor CenTral Dauphin's Cross CounTry Team. They ended Their season wiTh a record breaking, 9 wins and 4 loss, log. This is The besT record ever compiled by a C.D. squad. The Team, consisTing of only one senior leT- Ter-winner, Mike McCormick, finished Third in Their league. COACH BRUNNER 88 Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away MIKE MCCORMICK SCHEDULE C.D. .. 17 42 ' 26 John Harris v,,., ,.,,A,,,, Columbia ...,.. aa,,..., 1 5 Cedar Cliff .,,.. ,...,,,,, 2 6 William Penn .... ,,-.,,,,, Lancaster ,,,,aa,,, ,,,,aa,, 43 York a,...,......,.a-.... aa,,,.., William Penn v..... ,a,..,,.. 1 7 Lancaster ,,,....., .,,,-,,. 4 5 John Harris ..... ...,.,.Lv 2 7 Columbia ...... ..L,LLLL 1 8 Cedar Cliff ......, ..,.,..,, 2 7 York A .LL.,.,,,,L........ ,,,,.-,. 3 1 Annville-Cleona .,.., ...,,.,,. 3 1 OPP 47 16 31 53 31 19 45 18 28 39 28 24 24 C.D. Cross Country on the move. 89 DIANE HERSHEY .IEANNE IRWIN Hockey SENIOR MANAGERS: S. Lebo, K. Killinger K Neidig. Championship besT describes The I96I girls' field hockey Team. They achieved co-champion rank in Their league. Coached by Mrs. Hoover, The Team began iTs pre- school drills ar EIizabeThTown Camp. WiTh This Training The girls won Their TirsT Three ouTings. Then came The ToughesT TesTs and a mid-season slump ThaT Tound The girls vviTh a Tie To Mechanicsburg and a loss To Cumber- land Valley. WiTh Tvvo vicTories aT The end of The season, The squad round ouT a year WiTh a 5-I-I record. The J.V. Team, Though noT compiling an ouTsTand- ing record, gained considerable experience Tor TuTure years. I coAcH HOOVER 90 JACKIE MCELHANY SALLY MILLER First row: C. Gray, N. Fieman, J. Emminger, D. Hershey, J, McElhany, P. Edwards, S. Miller, J. Chronisfer, J. Irwin, Second row: B. Brown, B. Hoffer, S. Van Zant, G. Shuler, J. Lewis, J. Reichley, N. Knerr, M. Smith, A. Capello, J. Locker, D. Lippert, J. Hart- man, Third row: C. Erb, M. Nylander, F. Schwalm, C. Hilliard, G. Ferguson, J. Heberly, R. Zimmer, S. Gilroy, D. Baddorf, K. Hill, C. McQuilkan, M. Markunas, L. McElhany, S. Hendrickson, P. Wagner, S. Emminger, A. Nold, R. Nancarrow, P. Kline, Coach Hoover. MANAGERS: K. Neidig, K. Killinger, S. Lebo, C. Bogar, J. Feiman. SCHEDULE VARSITY C.D. OPP. C.D. OPP. Away EasT Pennsboro ........ 2 O 1 Home Camp Hill ....... ., .......... 3 l O Home Susquehanna L.-- ..... l O l I Away Mechanicsburg .... --.O O l O Home Cumberland Valley .... l 2 O 2 Away Carlisle ................ . .... 4 O O 2 JUDY CHROMSTER Away Norfhern .... ..... 3 l O 3 PAT EDWARDS JEANNE EMMINGER NANCY FEIMAN CHARLOTTE GRAY 9I Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Horne Home Away Horne Away MEADE JOHNSON Boys? Varsity Basketball lCaptainD MAC MCBETH SCHEDULE C.D. CPP. Susquehanna 48 37 Carlisle , ,,., 55 62 Bishop McDevitT ,,,, 47 45 Middlefown ,,,,,,,v W, 52 43 Lower Dauphin ,,,,a, ,aaa 6 7 56 John Harris ,. 57 62 Reading ,,a., . .,., 27 55 York aa,,aa..a,,,, u,,, 3 6 51 Cedar Cliff a,.,aa ,aa, 5 5 54 William Penn ,,,,.,, a,.,, 4 4 64 Lebanon ,,,,,,,,aaa,,,,,, ,.,, 6 9 51 Sfeelfon-Highspire ,..., a,,,, 6 O 50 Lancaster ,.,,,,,,.,a,, .. .,,, 57 34 Bishop McDeviff ,,,,,. ,,,,,, 4 5 63 John Harris .,aa ,a.,, 5 4 32 Reading S, ,. ,,a, a,,, 3 O 57 Cedar Cliff York William Penn Lebanon Sfeelfon-Highspire Lancaster S S 6 ll 1'1 . 3 1 1' O S i PHIL RAUDENSKY SUT WEVODAU Front row: J. Hocker, B. Hildebrand, M. Johnson, D. Kelly, M. McBeth. Second row: Coach Steger, C. Wevodau G Killinger P Raudensky, F. Hare, G. Hartzell, Managers: D. Cornelius, F. Sponhauer. Coach Steger's Rams opened the 1961-1962 season with four non-league victories. The opening game saw the Rams batter neighborhood rival Susquehanna. This was followed how- ever by a defeat at the hands of Carlisle's Thundering Herd. Next on the agenda came Bishop McDevitt, which proved to be a real Thriller all the way Through with the Rams on top at the end, 47-45. On went the Rams to rack up two more victories over Middletown and Lower Dauphin. Once in league competition things got a little tougher for our boys and they suffered three straight defeats. The first came from John Harris to the tone of 62-54, followed by Reading 55-27, and York 51-36. ln the next game they squeezed by Cedar Cliff 55-54, and then dropped another one to William Penn. Then, however, came a much desired change with the Rams piling up three straight wins. The Cedars of Lebanon were first to go down by an 18 point margin. Then came Steel-Hi 60-50 and Lan- caster 57-34. 93 Xxx-v - ,Ln Girls, Varsity Basketball 1' . 0 1 I1 e S Home Away ' Home Away JACKIE MCELHANY CONNIE CLARK fCap1ainD SCHEDULE Cumberland Valley ..... Cedar Cliff ............... Susquehanna ,,..,... Bishop McDevitt .....u. OPP. 32 16 28 ll 14 1' S LINDA PEIFFER Away Home Away Home Away Cumberland Valley .... Cedar Cliff ......u,..... Susq uehanna ........ Mechanics bu rg ,.,.. Ceda r Cliff ......... 23 23 50 32 CAROLYN DETTINGER JUDY BAUER JEANNE EMMINGER JANET LEIBLE 94 A? Front row: L. Peiffer, C. Clark, Coach Schwaderer, J. Looker, J. McElhany. Second row G Shuler L Ruppert S VanZant J Leible J. Bauer, J. Guise. Third row: K. Knerr, C. Dettinger, M. Smith, J. Lewis, J. Hartman J Emmrnger K Klllrnger The Central Dauphin Girls' basketball team started off their second season with a seven game winning streak. In their first game they downed Cumberland Valley 48-32. Next they took on Cedar Cliff and walked away the vic- tor 33-l6. Susquehanna and Bishop McDevitt proved to be no match for the C.D. girls as showed the scores, 59-28, 44-l l. In their eighth game the girls came up against unde- feated Mechanisburg. This game proved to be a little too much for the girls and they suffered their first defeat, 27-50. The team captained by Connie Clark, was led in the scoring column by Jackie McElhany, while Connie and Linda Peiffer stood out defensively. 95 Action! A little higher, Frank. Watch out behind you, Mac! Since when do you fight with your own man? George's favorite shot Beautiful form, Sut. 4 Out in the clear for an easy one. 96 ation! Finger Tip control! What's This, another McElhany? Now is that very Iadylike? Chalk up 1vvo! l've go? if, l've got it! 97 Junior Varsity Basketball SCHEDULE C.D. OPP. Home Susquehanna S ..7, W 40 37 Away Carlisle a,,,,, 33 37 Home Bishop McDevitt W ,,a, .a,.., 2 8 40 Home Middletown aa,aa,aa,a aa,,.. 5 8 54 Away Lower Dauphin ,o.o, ,,,,o, 5 7 28 Away John Harris ,,,,.,o ,,,,, 5 8 59 Home Reading ,,,,,o 31 45 Away York ,,,, ,,,,, 45 67 Home Cedar Cliff .,,. ,,,,, 3 7 38 Away William Penn ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 l 50 Home Lebanon ,,,,,,,,,,,,, L ,,,, ,,,,,. 54 47 Away Steelton-Highspire 43 34 Home Lancaster ,,,,L,,.,,oL...., ,,... 5 3 6l Away Bishop McDevitt ..L,.L ..o,,L 3 3 31 Home John Harris ,o,,o,, o,... 5 3 56 Away Reading ,oo....,.. oo,... 3 2 34 coAcH Fsnzow This year The Junior Varsity basketball Team, under The direction of Coach Fetrow, finished The season with a 7-9 record. They started off with a bang by defeating Susquehanna. For The next Two games C.D. seemed To be in a rut, but The Two wins over Middletown and Lower Dau- phin brought Them out of iT. By mid-season, C.D. had a record of 3-6. However, This did not ham- per The spirits of The Team. Instead, They went on to win four more games during The second half of The season. Row l, left to right: A. Sponhauer, W. Hammel, H. Knoss, A. Smith, R. Bullard, R. Spence, Row 2: Coach Fetrow, T. Higgens, T Holtzman, L. Ferguson, K. Frankfurt, B. McClure, J. Schaffer, G. Thuma. 98 Front row: S. Forker, S. Sanford, K. Shaver, C. Erb, C. Bogar. Second ro Coach Waybright M Wt er G Lebo P STCVICK H Kern, B. Stocker, B. Brown. Third row: J. Rutherford, J. Dzink, L. McElhany S Hendrickson K Hll C McQulkn K Steimling SCHEDULE C.D. OPP. Home Cumberland Valley ...,. W-, 13 21 Away Cedar Cliff ,,,. , ,,,,,.. ,,,. 1 1 21 Home Susquehanna ,. .... 23 14 Away Bishop McDevitt ,,,. 41 8 Away Cumberland Valley ..... ..., 1 7 14 l'lOme Cedar Cliff ..... .,,..... ...., 1 4 26 Away Susquehanna 16 18 Home Mechanicsburg ..... 18 16 Away Cedar Cliff The .l.V. Girls' Basketball team, headed by Coach Way- bright, and captained by Kathy Shaver, lost their first two games to Cumberland Valley and Cedar Cliff, but came back strongly in their third to defeat Susquehanna to the tone of 23-14. They also won their next two against Bishop Mc- Devitt and Cumberland Valley and then dropped 'one to Cedar Cliff. In their second meeting with Susquehanna, they suffered another setback, then came out on top after a hard battle with Mechanicsburg. 99 Wrestlin Varsity Squad-L. to r.: K, Hand, D. Essig, J. O'Conner, V. Redden, G. Nunemaker, G. Hunter, L. Weiss fmanagerj R Brehm M Dowhower, W. Smith, M. Pae, B. Beaver, G. Eckroat. Junior Varsity Squad: L. to r.: R. Swartz, J. Lazenby, R. Souder M Grover R. Roy, B. Diehl, W. Wagner Cmanagerj, D. Schrefler, M. Flutavich, T. Wingfield, R. Wilhelm, R. Stahl, T. Jacobs T Shatto J Newloold, Coach Kreamer. Wrestling is fast becoming a very popular high school sport. Central Dauphin is no exception. Our team presented us with a season packed with excitement and hard won battles. Under the coaching of Mr. John Kreamer, our boys wrestled their way to a season 'ally of 9-4-l with a leagpe record of 6-4-l. Our captain, George Cunningham headed our rough and ready Rams. George, better known as Skip, is one of the four Seniors on our 13 man varsity team, not forgetting our undefeated 95 pound senior, Gary Hunter. Our other two seniors, Keith Hand and 'Bill Beaver, contributed many points to increase our winning scores. Our matmen can be proud, for they deserve a great deal of credit for their fine showing this season. I00 Two more for Vyn! BILL BEAVER GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home KEITH HAND Home Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec: Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Opponent C.D. Opp. EasT Pennsboro .a,,,, 51 8 Score Boiling Springs a,,,,, .,e. 2 5 21 Sfeelton Highspire William Penn ,aa.,, Palmyra ,,,,,,.,,,,, - ,,aaa 24 25 58 0 41 8 Cedar Cliff ,,..,,, aaaaa 1 5 35 Mechanicsburg ,,aa 15 25 Carlisle ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,, -- 31 11 Lower Dauphin ..,a,, ,,,a 2 O 20 John Harris ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,. 4 9 8 Cumberland Valley ...,......,. 23 20 Milton Hershey ...oaL.ao .oao 1 4 30 Hershey oo.oooooaooaoaoaao Susquehanna ,...a,, - 23 21 36 5 GARY HUNTER l A L- T0 V-I K- Hand. D- 155559, J- O'COnner, V. Redden, G. Nunemaker, G. Hunter, R. Brehm, M. Dowhower, W. Smith, G. Cunning ham, M. Pae, B. Beaver, G. Eckroaf, fmissingj Tom Harry. 101 Cheerleaders Left to right: J. Thompson, S. Souder, D. Dietrich, G. Zimmerman, J. Spdhn, L. Forker, M. Wood, C. Harlacher. On to victory, Central Dauphin High! This is a well-known cheer here at C.D., and our teams gave us something to cheer about. But who really added the spirit to the games? Why, the cheerleaders, ot course. Our cheerleaders played an important part in our success in sports. Chosen from the iunior and senior classes, the varsity cheered at all varsity games. The junior varsity, juniors and sophomores, led the cheers during the J.V. games. A new feature this year is our boy cheerleadersH Rebel Wingfield and Larry Bashore. Both squads did a splendid job. Left fo flghlf B- H0Pkl i5f D- Pelllgflnlf M- WeCl'L D- Myers, D. Shatto Cco-captainl, P, Dunkle lCo-captainl, C. Gill, D.'Lobell, P Hummel, S. Sanford. l02 1 -LJ haf 4000 GINGER ZIMMERMAN Captain JILL SPOHN, Co-Captain ports Review And the Rams charge on! Look back on our sports and l'm sure you will find Many memories both bad and good brought back to mind. First we had Football, and in this we excelled Undefeated, RAMS: ALL WINNING, we all remember well. On the hockey field our girls did great And Cross Country too, some records did break. Then along came winter and a change took place Basketball and Wrestling now set the pace. From our boys on the courts we never know what to expect But they sure played some thrillers and shocked Harris l'll bet. Coach Kreamer's boys this pattern did follow Starve, sweat, wrestle, feast, then start over again Dykes carries again. Our girls this 'year met that same stumbling stone That darn old Nlechanicsburg iust won't let them alone. Both in victory and defeat we've seen our teams try Never once did they give up, or let their spirit die. We will always remember this year as the best With school spirit and determination our teams met the test. for another week. Undeteated iacket perhaps? Stop that man! 31 Come on, we've go to get thaf ball! L And now wl'1aT's your problem? Well, you could clo something o1'her than iust waich, SUT. Two more for Jackie. .l 'Mx They've ioined the ranks of The Undefeafecll I05 Two heads are better than one. CBPTBUWS' COFWGFGNCG An exciting season of tall and winter sports has been presented for all in- terested Central Dauphin fans. Shown here are some ot the thrilling moments in many phases ot our sports' world: Captains Johnson and Schreckengaust who, along with a hard-working team led us to our undefeated season, both boys' and girls' basketball squads which have driven hard for their many victories, and the individual efforts put forth by our top wrestlers. i trsstt 1:3 wi We 1. '98 Two for Jackie Ballet and basketball? I06 Jump, Sur! Here's hoping! Whar's up? We Wanf 5 Pin! Another win for Gary! IO7 S Every man is a scholar potentially, A and does not need any one good so much as this of right thought - Emerson STUDENTS Ivv 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXN . A H10 The Senior Class lt's almost incredible that we've finally ended our years at Central Dauphin, nevermore to call her hallowed halls home. We do, however, have many mem- ories of these wonderful years to look back on. Time flashes back to 1959 and the beginning of our sophomore year. Our first duty was to elect class officers. Andrew Zimmerman was chosen president, John Fritchey, vice-president, Sue Martin, secretary, Donna Dietrich, treasurer, and Jill Spohn, historian. We were the first class to sell Christmas cards as a class proiect, and we also initiated the Sophomore Party. As juniors we worked diligently. This year's officers were president, Andrew Zimmerman, vice-president, Edward McBreen, secretary, Carole Zimmerman, treas- urer, Maria Wood, and historian, Jill Spohn. On November 18, 1960, we pre- sented our iunior class play Father's Been to Mars, which proved to be the most successful play in the school's history. Another first was the '62 Newsletter, a paper which kept us informed of class news. Several of our classmates were heralded for their achievements, Steve Schrechengaust was nominated to the Big 33, Cheryl Butterfield and Carl Serbell were Merit Scholarship semi-finalists, and Andrew Zimmerman was chosen Student Ambassador to England by the Colonial Park Rotary Club. We also selected our class motto Ducimus Ceteri Sequuntur CWe lead, others follow.J, class colors, gold and white, and class flower, the carnation. The climax of the year was our prom Paradise in the Deep held for the seniors, which was a wonderful ending to a wonderful year. Then, returning as seniors, we were more eager to work. 1961 started per- fectly with an undefeated football season bringing Big 33 nominations to Steve Scheckengaust, Ken Dykes, Tom Haverstock, Meade Johnson, Jerry Angell, and Calvin Ritter. The Christmas dance Winter Fantasy was an unusually exciting and successful evening. Judy Chronister was named Good Citizen by the Daughters of the American Revolution. On March 2, 1962, our senior play Caught in the VilIain's Web was presented. Our prom, given by the juniors, was an event which we will remember for the rest of our lives. Nevertheless, the most important event of our years at Central Dauphin was graduation itself as we entered the world, diplomas in hand, with a promise of success for the future. SENlOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Left Table: W. Beaver, M. Wood, M. Dolbin, S. Schrechengaust, J. Holgan, P. Smith. Right Table M Brown C Serbell, C. Kreiser, J. Harclerode, L. Wingfield, N. Mutzabaugh. Standing: M. MacBeth, P. Raudensky, A Zimmerman W Weber P Felsburg, D. Pullease, L. Seig. ll0 The Class Officers .-........,.,..,,-...nus..u E , kL wwsjssrilgigisi JL, ,rg 1 Jaw I 'in JW CAROLE ZIMMERMAN MARIA WOOD JUDY CHRONISTER secretary Treasurer historian ANDREW ZIMMERMAN PHLIP RAUDENSKY MR. EUGENE ZIMMERMAN president vice-presidemf class advisor Ill INGE H. APPELHAGEN lnge College Preparatory Intramurals, 2, Hostess and Usherettes, 2. NORMAN LEON BAKER U-Hmm Vocational CBuilding Maintenancej BEVERLY JANE ALLEN ,,Bev,, Business Education Dauphinettes, 3, Library Club fPres.J, 2, Chorus, lg Business Staff of Rambler, l. MARLENE GAYLE ATTICK Marlene General F.T.A., 2, Hostess, 2, Ush- erette, 2, Make-up Commit- tee, 'l. JERRY LEE ANGELL Jerry College Preparatory Varsity Football, 2, Var- sity Track, 3, Key Club fTreas.D, 2, Student Coun- cil, 2. ANNE MARTHA APPLEBY Anne Business Education MELVIN WENDELL BARN ETT .,MeI,, College Preparatory Track, 'l. DEITRA KAY BARTEL DOUGLAS FREDERICK BASHORE Dee Dee College Preparatory Doug Vocational Future Teachers, 1, Future cDrafHngD Homemakers, l. Wrestling, 1. JOANNE RAE BAKER HJC., Distributive Ed. Rambler Art Staff, I, Distri butive Ed. Club, l. J' ,QW TERRY WILLIAM BAYLOR 'Bettle College Preparatory Football Manager, 2, F.T.A., ,I W-W-Sk 'er , ill- Qui' fi, .. F., rm' I I greg 'n1'1'z'a . 31 ' 5. .2 . LARRY DAVID BASHORE Larry College Preparatory Varsity Cheerleading, I, Intramural Basketball, 2, Biology Club, I. ISOBEL NANCY BATES Isobel College Preparatory F.T.A., 2, Dramatics Club, I, Rambler Business Staff, I Christmas Pageant I WILLIAM EDWARD BEAVER Bill College Preparatory Wrestling, 3, Spectrum, I, Football, T, Executive Coun- cil, I. PAUL EUGEN E BENNINGHOVE Paul Vocational Drafting LINDA MARY BASSETT Linola General Rambler Art Staff, I, Tri Hi-Y, I, Intramurals, 2, F.N.A., I. JOHN EDWARD BEALL Rebel College Preparatory Hi-Y Club I- Track I VALENTINE HUMMEL BERGHAUS IV Hvalt, College Preparatory Choir, 2, Dauphineers, 2. JUDITH ANN BAUER Hjudyn College Preparatory Basketball, 3, Bandtront, 3, Student Council, 2, J.C.C., I. l EDWARD LUKE BEERS Eddie General Track, I, Varsity Football, 2, J.V. Football, I, Hi-Y, I. RALPH HENRY RICHARD LEROY BISTLINE BERGSTRESSER II HBGFQYH College Preparatory Biology Club, 2. f'Dick Vocational Drafting F' TALBOT WADE BONE JOHN ROBERT BORTEL, JR. lv H-ral.. College Preparatory Cross Country 2, Track, 3, Basketball Intramurals, 37 Var- sity Basketball Manager, 2. JOANNE BRANOFF Joanne Business Banclfront IHeadJ, 3, J.C.C., 3, Rambler Business Staff, 3, F.B.L.A., I. LARRY EARL BOWMAN HBOZOI, Vocational Electronics Stage Crew, 3, Manager School Dances, 3, Spotter for Football Team, 2. CAROL LEE BROWN ,Bohn College Preparatory J.V. Baseball, lp Junior Class Play, Choir IExecutive Councilb, ig Baseball Man- ager, 2. BARBARA JANE BRESSLER Barbara General Tri-Hi-Y, if Intramural Club, 2. JUDITH ANN BROWN Carol Judy Business Business Jr. Executive Council, National Honor Society, 2, F.B.L.A., 2g,J.C,C., 3, CEN- F.B.L.A. lPresidentJ, 2, Pub- TRALIAN Business Staff, 3. T II4 lic Relations, 3, J.C.C., 3. CARROLL ROBERT BOYER HBCU, Distributive Ed. D.E. Club, I. 15- ' PIANE ELAINE CAMERON Bridget General J.C.C., I, Choir, 2, Homecom- ing Attendant, Rambler Business Staff, 2. MARJORIE ANN BROWN Margie College Preparatory Future Nurses, I, Nation- al Honor Society, 2, Senior Exec. Council, I, Intramu- rals, 3. DONALD JAMES BUTLER, JR. ,,J,m,, General Band, 2, Choir, 2, Dau- phineers, 2. CAROL ANN BUSHEY Carol Business Education Intramurals, 2, F.H.A. lHis- torian, Pres.l, 2. RIETTA LOUISE CARST Louise Business Education Intramurals, 3, Hostess, I, F.B.L.A., 2, Usher, I. JUDITH LYNN CHRONISTER ,,JUdy,, College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Hockey, 3, CENTRALIAN, 2, Public Relations, 3. MARCIA JANE CAMPBELL Marcia College Preparatory Girls' Ensemble, 2, Quar- tet, I, Dramatic Club, 2 National Honor Society, 2. CONNIE LEE CLARK Connie General Basketball, 3, F.N.A,, 3, En- semble, I. Km., CHERYL LEE BUTTERFIELD Cheryl College Preparatory Band, 2, National Honor So- ciety, 2, Drama Club, I, Spec- trum CCo-Editorj, I. HARRY ALFRED CASSELL Butch College Preparatory Varsity Basketball, 2, Varsity Baseball, 3, Intramurals, 2, I Health and Phys. Education Club QT reas.D, I. W NANCY LOUISE COLEMAN Nancy College Preparatory Drama Club, 1, Varsity Bas' ketball, l, J.V. Basketball, 'l, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, T. NATHAN RONALD COOPER HROHH College Preparatory GARY JACK CLUCK BRYON McCLAlN COCHRAN, JR. Gary General Mickey C ll P t Choir, 3, Dauphineers, 3. O ege repara cry Band and Dance Bancl, 3, Choir, 3, Orchestra and Pep Band, 2, Brass Sextet, 'l. ROBERT HOWARD COLLINS HBCU, General Wrestling Manager, 2, Bi cil, 3, Spectrum Staff, 'l. NANCY MARIE COMPHER Nancy , Business Education F.B.L.A., 2, Jr. Executive Council, 1, '62 Newsletter, T, Intramurals, l. JEFFREY GERALD CORKLE Jeff College Preparatory trarnurals, 1. FORREST BRUCE CORNEAL DAVID CHARLES CORNELIUS Bruce College Preparatory Dave C ll P Dauplwineers, 3, Choir, 1, O egg reparalory VBYSWY TSFIVITS, 2- Key Club CSecretaryJ, 3, 7 Intramural Basketball, 2, Basketball Manager, 2, Ten Il6 ology Club, 2, Student Coun- Track, 3, Hi-Y Club, 1, ln- JOHN EARL COOKER Cook Business Education J.V. Baseball, 2, Varsity Base ball, 1, Executive Council, 3 Intramurals, 2. DANIEL MEREDITH cieouse uDann Radio and Television 1 get ROBERT ROHLAND COTNER ,iconyti Vocational Carpentry DARIAN GAIL CRAWFORD Gail College Preparatory Dauphinettes, 3, Jr. Ush- Jwf as 32, RICHARD WILLIAM CRUM Dick College Preparatory Choir, I, Physics Club, I, Intramural Basketball, I. BEVERLY ANN DAVIDSON UBBVH Business Education Rambler Business Staff, 2, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2, National Honor Society, 2, F.B.L.A., 2. THOMAS LEE COUSINS Snooks Radio and T.V. TERRENCE LEE CROUSE ,,Terry,, College Preparatory Baseball Manager, 3, CEN- TRALIAN Business Staff, I Intramural Basketball, I. SONDRA ELAINE DAVIDSON Saun College Preparatory CENTRALIAN, 3, J.C.C., 35 Hostess Usherette, 2, Rambler Business Staff, 2. v 1 .- ..L -1 .. https? ti 1? -ff: K J - .,,- gg , i--f-,7 . .. Yi.. ,A it , , W ffiaafit 3 K NANCY JEAN CRONE Jean Business Education Library Club, 'lg F.B.L.A., Intramural Basketball, I . GEORGE SMEAL CUNNINGHAM Hskipu College Preparatory J.V. Football, 'Ig J.V. Wres tling, I, Varsity Wrestling, 2. Ari V . -,f.. ,W 155,54 A, 2 W4 2, JANET HARRIET DEEBEL Janet Business Education Field Hockey, I. GARY R. DEIMLER Gary Commercial Art TERRY BARNETT DAVI ES Terry General DAVID ALLAN DEIK Dave Business Education Band 2- Chess Club Intramurals, I. LARRY ELWOOD DEMAY Larry Carpentry JUDY RAE DECKARD Judy Business Education Dauphinettes, 35 Ensem- ble, lp Usher, 25 F.B.L.A., I. JOHN WILLIAM DEHART HT. EIU Food Preparatory Football, Ig Wrestling, Ig Food Prep. Club CVice Pres.l, 2, Student Council, 2. DIANE DANIELS DEITRICH Diane College Preparatory Student Council, 2, J.C.C., 3, Rambler CBusiness Mana- gerl, 35 Choir, 2. ELLIOTT HERVEY DERK Herb Business Education CAROLANN CATHERINE DEIMLER Carol General Choir, 35 Trio, li Ensemble. 3, Drama Club, 2. GAIL DEBORAH DITTO Gail Business Education National Honor Society, 25 F.B.L.A. CSec.I, 2, Hockey Mana ager, 2, Fashion Representative, I. CAROLYN MAE DETTINGER Carolyn College Preparatory Softball, 3, National Hon- or Society, 2, Basketball, 2, Intramurals, 2. JON-MARK DIODATO John College Preparatory Varsity Football Manager, 2. MICHAEL EARL DOLBIN Mike General Golf, 3, Drama Club, I, Senior Executive Council, I. ELEANOR MARGARET DOUGLASS Dougie Business Education DONNA LEE DIETRICH Donna College Preparatory Cheerleader, 3, CENTRAL- IAN, 3, Basketball, 2, Youth Festival Planning Committee. PAUL JOSEPH DOLATOSKI Paul Radio and Television J.V. Football, 2. DAVID DANIEL DOWHOWER Dave Vocational RALPH MICHAEL DIODATO Ralph-O Heating and Air Conditioning DONALD WILLIAM DOREMUS ,Donn General Library Club, 3. LUCILLE MAE DUNCAN HLUCYU Business F.B.L.A., 2, National Honor Society, 2, Uslwerette, I. NANCY LOUISE EBERSOLE Nancy Business Concert Band, 3, Marching Band, 3. CONSTANCE LEE DOYLE Connie College Preparatory Field Hockey, 2, F.N.A., 2, Soph. Executive Council, I, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2. MARGARET ANN EARL Margaret General F.T.A., I, Library Staff, 3, Y-Teens I- Uslierette 3. JOHN WARREN EICHELBERGER, JR. Miken General Choir, 3, Dauplwineers, 3, Stage Crew, 3, Visual Aids Club, 3. PATRICIA ANN DUNHAM HP tu B General Usherette, 2, F.N.A., 2, Bowling, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball, 3. ESTELLE MATTIE DYKES Mattie Stenographic Machine PATRICIA LAKE EDWARDS Trish College Preparatory Girls' Field Hockey, 3, J.C.C., 'I, Choir, 3, Rambler Editorial Staff, 2. JOHN THOMAS ELICKER ,,Kip,, General Choir, 3, Hi-Y, I, Choir President, I, Dauphineers, 3. DONNA LEE EBERLY General Bandfront, 3, Student Coun cil, 3, Public Relations, 3, J.C.C. M ft f f III I ' ' 7 355' ' , ' . x ,. . .gags Oyigkyii Sidi: J -: ' .l' It f:?::5C ' TOM EDWARD ENSMINGER Tom College Preparatory J.V. Baseball, I, Varsity Base- ball, I. 1, ,, BARBARA EILEEN ELTHERINGTON FREDA JEAN EMLET Shorty Barb Business College Preparatory tb C' b 3 I rary u , . Choir, 3, J.C.C., 2, Pub- lic Relations, I, National Honor Society, 2. JEANNE LOUISE EMMINGER Pixie College Preparatory Varsity Hockey, 3, Band- front, 2, Varsity Basketball, I, National Honor Society, 2. CARA ANN ESHENOUR Cara General Marching Band, 2, Concert Band, 2, Hockey, 2, Intra- murals, I. TERRY RAY ESHENOUR MESH, College Preparatory MICHAEL FORREST FAGAN DONALD L. FAUST Mike Don College Preparatory Business Hi-Y, 3, Band, I, Home- Bowling Club, 'I. room Representative, I . I2I JUDITH ANN ENGLISH ,,JUdy,, Business F.B.L.A., 2. Nm 'if BONNIE LEE ESLINGER Bonnie College Preparatory J.C.C., 2, Rambler Editorial Staff, 2, CENTRALIAN, 2, Pub- lic Relations, 2. PETER JONES FELSBURG Pete College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Public Relations, 2, Band CDrum Maiorl, 3, Senior Executive Council, l. LARRY MERLE FISHER Fish General JAN HARRY FAUST Jan College Preparatory CENTRALIAN Art, 2, Ram- bler Art, 2, Rambler Edito- rial l , . NANCY JUNE FETTERHOFF Nancy Business Education Choir, 3, County Chorus, 1, F.a.L.A., 2. JOANNE FLANAGAN Joanne Business Education F.B.L.A., 2. NANCY FAE FEIMAN Nancy College Preparatory Field Hockey, 37 Basket- ball, 2, Softball, 3, Hostess and Usherette, l, NANCY LEE FERGUSON Nancy College Preparatory Choir, 35 Rambler, 25 CENTRALlAN, lg Mask and Slipper CExec. Councilj, I. VIRGINIA MAE FISHER Ginny Business Education National Honor Society, 2, Rambler fBusiness Mana- gefp, 3, J.c.c., 3, CEN- TRALIAN Business, 3. SANDRA LOUISE FLUDOVICH Sandi College Preparatory J.C.C.'s CTreas.J, 35 Pub- lic Relations, 2, Rambler Business, 2, Drama Club, l. RUTH ANN FINNEY Ruthie Business Education F.B.L.A., l. we asc ,, JOHN AUGUSTUS FRlTCHEY lll John College Preparatory Biology Club CPresident, ll, 2, Student Council, 3, Stage Crew, 3, Wrestling, l. 'K MlCHAEL GEORGE FLYNN ROBERT HENRY FORNEY Cousin Bob Business Education Auto Meghanicg F.B.L.A., 2, Bowling Club, 2. HELEN IRENE FRADY Helen Commercial Art Rambler Art Staff, 2 Prom Decoration Committee, 'l. OLEDA JANE FRYE Mickey Business Education ing, 1. PHYLLIS ANN FUNGHI Hphylu College Preparatory Choir, 37 Rambler fFea- ture Editorl, 2, Homecom- ing Attendant, if J.C.C., 3. JERRl ANN JOHN RICHARD GARRlCK GARMHAUSEN Dick Jeffl College Preparatory College Preparatory Bowling Club, l. Choir fExecutive Councill, 3, Trio, 'lf Ensemble, lg ln- tramurals, 2. l23 F.B,L.A., if Intramural Bas- ketball, 2, Intramural Bowl- V'?f5L2 oe, TOM FRANK Tom College Preparatory Hi-Y Club, 1. CHARLES DAVID GALLAGHER Butch College .Preparatory Concert Band, 3, Marching Band, 3, Choir,-1. at its MICHAEL TERRY GINGRICH Superman Heating and Air Conditioning HOWARD FREDERICK GEYER Butch Trowel Trades J RANDALL GIPE Randy Distributive Ed. D E Club IPresldentl I JOHN EARL GOSHORN John Vocational MARGARET JEAN GRANT Margie Business Education F.B.L.A., 2, Library Club, 'Ig Intramural Basketball, I Intramural Volleyball, 2. LINDA LEA GILHAM Linda Business Education F.B.L.A., 2. CHRISTOPHER JON GIPE Chris College Preparatory Track, 3, Wrestling, I, Cross Country, If Concert and Marching Band, 3. CAROL ANNE GRAMM Carol Business Bandfront, 3, F.B.L.A., 2, Usherettes and Hostesses, 2, Library Club, I. CHARLOTTE MARIE GRAY Charlotte College Preparatory Field Hockey, 3, Nationa Honor Society, 2, Public Re lations Club, 2, Dauphinet- tes, 3. STEVE DARYL GLASSER Steve College Preparatory Biology Club, I. l 4. A , iff filing.. K 52' W KAREN LEE HABECKER Karen Business wg-fi, SHELIA LOUISE C-RAY Shelia Business Education F.B.L,A., T, Bowling Club, 2, Ping Pong, i, Basketball, 3. JAMES THOMAS GUELCHER James General Biology Club, 1, Track, 2, Weightlifting, 2. NANCY SHARON HALKE Nancy Distributive Ed. Field Hockey, 'l, F.N.A., I, Library Club, 2, Biology Club, i. SUZANNE GRUBER .fsueu Commercial Art Art Club, 3. DONNA LOUISE HAHN Donna General Future Nurses' Club, i. A P L KEITH LAMAR HAND JAN MARIE HARCLERODE J' WW 'li Dutch Jan Z Q T' Vocational Business Education Wrestling, 3. Bandfront, 3, J.C.C., l, Rambler Editorial Staff, 2, Sr Executive Council, i. l25 JUDITH LOUISE GUISE Hjudy.. College Preparatory Basketball Manager, 3, Dau- phinettes, 3, National Honor Society, 2, CENTRALIAN, 3. GAIL PATRICIA HAMMAKER Gail Business F.B.L.A., i. ull- JAMES KENNETH HEISLER Hjimff Business Education THOMAS EUGENE HAVERSTOCK JOAN MARIE HARMAN .loan I General HI'I3V'e College Preparatory Choir, if Bandfront, 2, Hockey, lg Executive Coun- Cn, 2, 3, Weight Lifting, 3, Student Council CVice-Pres.J, 3. Varsity Football, 2, Track, CHARLES BAILEY HENDRICKS CharIie Heating and Airconditioning Vocational Senior Class Play. DOROTHY ANN HERMAN ALAN I. HINEY Alan College Preparatory Bridgette Business Education Drama, 2, Bowling, 1, A DIANE VIRGINIA HERSHEY Hersh College Preparatory Student Council, 3, Hockey, 3, Future Nurses, 2, Executive Council, 2. CAROL EVA HINKLE Jake General FHA I RICHARD ALAN HOCKER LOUISE MAE HOFFMAN Richard Weasel Vocational College Preparatory J.V. Football, I, Press Box, J.C.C., l, Intramural Bas 2, ketball, 2, Intramural Vol- leyball, I. l26 'RANK CARL HOLLINGSWORTH rank ollege Preparatory National Honor Society, 2. RUTH NAOMI HOFFMAN Ruthie College Preparatory Future Teachers, lg Future Homemakers, l. JOHN EDWARD HOLGAN Hook Business Education Varsity Basketball, 'lp Sen- ior Executive Councilf News- letter 1EditorJ, 'l. LAWRENCE EMANUEL HOUCK ll ,,Larry,, College Preparatory Varsity Baseball, 2, J.V. Baseball, If Student Council, 2, Homeroom Officer, l. DALE WILLIAM HUGHES Dale Business Education EUGENE WESLEY HOLBERT ,,Gene,, Business Education Band, 3, F.B.L.A., 1. SUSAN KAY HOOVER Usueu Business Education F.B.L.A., 2, National Hon- or Society, 2g Public Rela tions, l. DALE KENNETH HULL Moose General JANE CAROL HOLLANDER Hpefen Distributive Education F.B.L.A., 'lf Hockey, l. SHARRY ANN HUBER Sharry Distributive Education ARTHUR EARL HUNSBERGER UAW, Carpentry ROBERT JOSEPH JACENKO .,Bob.. Carpentry CAROL JEAN HULSIZER Carol College Preparatory F.N.A., 2, Hostess, 2, Prom Decoration, Make-up Com- mittee, I. JACOB DAVID INCH, JR. Foot College Preparatory Golf, 3. EVELYN LEONA JAMES Evelyn Business Education National Honor Society, 2, Ifibrary Assistant, 3, Li- brary Club, 3. PHILIP wiLsoN HUMMEL Phil College Preparatory Drama Club, 2, Make-up, 3, Spectrum, 'Ip Christmas Dance Committee, I. GARY WILLIAM HUNTER Gary General Wrestling, 3, Track, I. ROBERT ARNOLD JACOBS Hake., Vocational Building Maintenance Visual Aids 3 DAVID ROY JENKINS Dave Vocation Radio and T.V. Q , mv JEANNE ELIZABETH IRWIN Jeannie I College Preparatory Field Hockey, 2, Studentl Council lSec.J, 2, CENTRAL-l IAN CSelection Editorj, 2, Na-, tional Honor Society, 2. JF fin RICHARD WARREN KARSTETTER Dick Auto Mechanics :fff5'ii Ef?ft::I.'1'. ii. Q? -,.,,:.. 1 at I Q W 122 S L 5 My Q. gif I1 :ill I 'ke flft L .rf I 'fky , ., .Maw V .. Y, K an gs, - .E If MEADE CLARK JOHNSON Meade College Preparatory Varsity Football, 3, Var sity Basketball, 3, Golf, I, Weight Lifting Club, I. TANYA MARIE JOHNSON Tanya College Preparatory F.N,A., I, J.C.C., 2, Choir, 2, Rambler Editorial and Business Staffs, 2. THOMAS SANDERS KENNEDY uhm., College Preparatory J.V. Baseball, 2, Varsity Baseball, 2, Intramural Bas' ketball, 2. CATHLEEN LOU ISE KILLINGER Grubby General F.N.A., I, Softball, 3, Bas- ketball and Hockey Manag er, 2- Jr. Executive Council JOHNNIE BRYANT JOHNSON John Trowe' Trades Intramurals, I. SHARON DOROTHY KEEFER Sharon College Preparatory Rambler Business Staff I' Drama Club, I, F.T.A., I. ROBERT EDWARD KING ,,BOb,, Vocational Vocational Carpentry JAMES E. JUSTICE ,,Jim,t Distributive Ed. CENTRALIAN CBusiness Man agerl, 3, Visual Aids, I, D.E Club, I. BEVERLY JANE KERSTETTER HBEVH College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2 Tri-Hi-Y, I, Intramural 'Basket ball, I. if He ei? SANDRA KAY KLOSS ,tsandyn General Softball, 2, Biology Club, lp Volleyball, l. LOUIS VVlNFlELD KlRK HLOUH College Preparatory Wrestling, 3, Chess Club, 'l. MARTHA JANE KITN ER Hjaneu College Preparatory Concert Band, 3, March- ing Band, 3, F.T.A., 2, Na- tional Honor Society, 2. CAROLYN LEE KREISER Carolyn Commercial Art Intramural Basketball, 3 J.C.C., l, Sr. Executive Council, l, Rambler Art Staff CEditorJ, 2. SANDRA KAY KOCHER Hsandyn Business Library Club, 2, Library Assistant, 3, F.B.L.A,, l. SANDRA LEE KOEGEL Hsandyu College Preparatory chaff, 3, Jcc., 3, Ram- bler Business Statf, 2, lntra mural Basketball, 3. JOAN ANNETTE KROHN Joan Business Education F.B.L.A., 2, Intramurals, l Ushers ancl Hostesses, 3. LOIS JEAN KRESGE Lois Business National Honor Society, 2, F.B.L.A., 1, LOUISE CATHERINE KUHN Kitz Business Education Library Club, 2, Library Assistant, 3, Choir, l F.B.L.A., 2. DOUGLAS THOMAS KOONS HDOUQH College Preparatory Baseball, 3, Cross Country l, Chess Club, 2, Basketball, 1. ,. 'WFS R. 5 . -Q I 'L ' ' E..-I : SEIU. FMR F DONNA LEE LAU Donna Iollege Preparatory Drama Club, I, Jr. Class Play, 1 Central Dauphin Junior oastmasters, I. .Warm JAMES ALLEN KULP Mimi, College Preparatory BARBARA ANNELIESE KUNZ Barb College Preparatory Central Dauphin Junior Choir, I, Dauphmenes, 2, Toastmasters I BARRIE DENARD LANCASTER Burt Trowel Trades SUSANNE MARIE LEBO Susie Business Education National Honor Society, 2, F.B.L.A. CVice-Presidentj, 2, May Day Attendant, Hockey Manager, 3. JANET LOUISE LEIBEL ,,Jan,, Business Education Varsity Basketball, I F.H.A., I, Field Hockey I FTA 2- Rambler Editorial Staff, 2. RONALD PAUL LAUVER HROHH College Preparatory Key Club, 3, National Hon- or Society, 2, Marching Band, 3, Concert Band, 3. PATRICIA ANN LEISURE Hpatff Distributive Ed. RONALD EUGENE LARSEN ,Rona Radio and Television LOUISE ROBERTA LEHN Louise Business Flag Twirler, 3, F.B.L.A., 2 National Honor Society, J.C.C.,3. fix' 2 THOMAS WILLIAM LONGENECKER H-I-emu Vocational Drafting Football, 2, Band, 2, EDWARD WALLACE McBREEN Edward College Preparatory Marching and Concert Band, 3, Choir, 2, Jr. Class Vice-Pres- ident, Key Club, 2. GILES A. LIGHT Giles College Preparatory Band, 3, Public Relations, 2, Biology Club, 2, WCD Student Announcer, I. REBECCA ELIZABETH McALPlNE ,,BeCky,, Distributive ECI. D.E. Club, I, Choir, I, ln- tramural Bovvling, 2. MICHAEL PAUL MCCORMICK Mike College Preparatory Cross Country, 2, Track, 3, Chess Club, 2, National Honor Society, 2. RHEA SUSAN LIPTON Rhea College Preparatory Drama Club, I, Class Play, 2, Public Relations, I, CEN- TRALIAN, 2. SUSAN MARY LUCHKO Susie College Preparatory Rambler Business Staff, 2, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, I, F.T.A., l. DANA LOU MCCARTHY Dani College Preparatory Marching ancl Concert BSN'-il, 3, F.H.A., 2, Varsity Softball, 3, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2. JACQUELINE ELAINE McELHANY Jackie College Preparatory Varsity Basketball, 3, Var- sity Softball, 3, Varsity Hock- ey, 2, National Honor So- ciety, 2. MARSHALL EUGENE MCBETH HMBCH College Preparatory Varsity Basketball, 2, Varsity Baseball, 3, Key Club CPresi dentl, 3, Sr. Executive Coun cil, I. LOIS JEAN MCWHINNEY Lois Business Education F.s.L.A., 1, F.H.A., 1. JEAN MARGARET ROBERT EUGENE MCGEE MacFARLAN Robert French Vocational Business Choir, If F.B.L.A., 2, Dau- phinettes, I, CENTRALIAN, NANCY LOUISE McKEEN ancy Business Education DAVID HUSTON McLANE ,,DaVe,, College Preparatory Student Council, 2, National Band, 3, F.B.L.A., 2. IRENE ELIZABETH MANHERZ Rene Business CENTRALIAN Business Staff, I, F.B.L.A,, I. NANCY ANN MANN Nancy General Choir, 35 Ensemble, 25 Dauphinettes, 35 F.H.A., I. BONNIE LEE MARTIN SUE ANN MARTIN Honor Society, 27 Key Club, 2, Choir, 3. STEVAN MARAVICH Steve General Visual Aids, I. Bonnie Sue General College Preparatory Choir 2 Dauphinettes 7 CENTRALIAN I FNA PNA., 2- Ig Executive Council 2- In- tramurals, 3. I33 D. TERRY MILLER Terry College Preparatory Golf, 3, Hi-Y lPresidentD, 'lp CENTRALIAN Business Staff, I Intramurals, 2. RONALD W. MELLOT .,ROn,, General Football, 'lg Track, 2. MADELINE MARIE METALLO Macldi College Preparatory Rambler Editorial Staff, 3, Public Relations, 2, Jr. Class Play, If Intramurals, 2. NELSON EUGENE MILLER Nelson General THOMAS ALLEN MILLER H1-omf, College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2. ROBERT RANDOLPH MILLER ,,Bob,, College Preparatory Choir, 3, Choir Executive Board, 3, Audio Visual Aids, 2, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, I. JOAN LUCILLE MONK Joan General Rambler Art Staff, lp Choir, I: F.H-A., Ii DBU' phinettes, I . STEPHEN PENCE MITCHELL Steve College Preparatory Dauphmeers, 2. MARY JANE MO-RROW Janie General SALLY JANE MILLER Sally College Preparatory Varsity Hockey, 2, Drama Club lPresidentD, 35 Rambler Editorial Staff, 2, Bandfront, 2. f -ue 3 4 Ez' l K 9 . 4 GUMM I I JOEL MATTHEW MYERS Joel College Preparatory Hi-Y, l, Sr. Class Play. 'UL ! Warm, CARROL ELAINE MOTTER Speedie Business Library Club, 1, Rambler Business Staff, I, F.B.L.A., I, Intramurals, 3. HERBERT PAUL MUMMA, JR. Herb Electronics Hi-Fi Club, 2, Library Club, l. KEN ANDREW NEILDERT Ken Auto Mechanics Shop NANCY VERONICA NEWKAM Nancy Business Library Club, 2, Library Assistant, 2, Usherette, I. LYNN ANNE MUELLER Lynn College Preparatory Biology Club, 3, NANCY ELIZABETH MUTZABAUGH Nancy Business F-B-l--A-1 2: Choir, I, Sr. Ex JOHN EUGENE NAGLE Uacki, Radio and Television Visual Aids, 3, Hi-Fi Club, 2, Library Club, 'l. KAREN ANN NUNEMAKER ,,Kay,, College Preparatory Dauphinettes, 2, CEN- TRALIAN fArt Eclitorj, 2, J.V. Cheerleader, 'l, Public Relations, 3. ecutive Council, 1. KARIN LEE NEIDIG Karin Business F.B.L.A., 2, Intramurals, 2 Usherettes, l, Hockey Manag er, 1. PATRICIA ANN NYE Hpatu Business F.B.L.A., 2, Bowling Club, I, Intramural Basketball, 2. PRESTON RUSSEL PERKEY Perk Trowel Trades JOHN WILLIAM NOBLIT CAROL ANNE NOBLE John Hubba General Business F.B.L.A., I, Usherette, I. ROSE ANN ORTEGA Rose Business CAROLE LEE PEACE Carole General Library Assistant, 'Ig Band- front, 35 F.N.A., 2, Usher- ettes, 2. SANDRA LEE PETERS Hsandyn Business F.B.L.A., I, Usherettes, 2. LINDA ANN PEIFFER HI-ynu College Preparatory Girls' Basketball, 37 F,N.A., lg Student Council, lg Rambler Art Staff, 2. Jumm KAY PEYTON MARY JANE PHILLIPS Judy Mary College Preparatory Business Choir, 3, CENTRAUAN F.B.L.A., I, Intramurals, 2. Editorial Staff, 2, J.C.C., I, Ensemble, 2. I36 DAVID J. POTTEIGER, JR. Dave General Choir, 1, Dauphineers, 1. JOSEPH V. PICCOLO Hoe., College Preparatory Wrestling, i, Hi-Y, l. ETHEL FRANCINE PLUSQUELLIC Cenic College Preparatory J.C.C., 3, Public Relations, 2, Student Council, 2, F.N.A. 2. SARAH IRENE PROUDFOOT Sarah Business PHLIP CHARLES RAUDENSKY Raudousky College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Key Club, 2, Varsity Basket- ball, 2, Student Council, 2. 1 TIMOTHY CHARLES PLOWMAN H-I-im., College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Dauphineers, 3, CEN- TRALIAN Editorial and Busi- ness Staffs, 'lg Rambler Busi ness Staff, l. vviLuAM Ross PRICE Bill General CHARLES HENRY REDSLOB ,tRed,, College Preparatory Choir, 1, Dauphineers, 1. BARBARA ANN POMEROY Barb College Preparatory J.c.c., 2, F.T.A., 2. DONALD EUGENE PULLEASE ,,DOn,, College Preparatory Cross Country, I, lntramurals 1, Sr. Executive Council, 1, Track, i. VICKI EILEEN REILLY Vicki College Preparatory Choir, 2, Dauplwinettes, 3, F.N.A. CPresidentj, 3, Rambler Business Staff, I. WILLIAM BERTOLET RHOADS f'BiII College Preparatory Rambler Editorial Staff CSports Editori, 3, CENTRALIAN CECI- itor-in-cliiefj, 2, Student Coun- cil, I, National Honor Society, 2. JEAN-YVES MICHEL REDSLOB DAVID LYNN REIGLE David Jack College Preparatory C ll P rator Gage repa Y Library Club, 2, Public Relations, 2, Biology Club, Club, I. 35 Library Assistant, 3. Student Council, 2, Drama BETTY LOU REINER Betty College Preparatory Bandfront, 2, Executive Council, 2, Biology Club, 2. ROBERT KARL REITZEL ,,Bob,, Vocational Drafting Visual Aids, I, P.T.S,A. Chairman, I. LLOYD DAVID RINGLEY ,,Dave,, Vocational Drafting Baseball, 3. PAULINE GRACE CALVIN JAMES RITTER RISSINGER Hcaln Paul General B ' Ecl t' Usmess Ucalon Varsity Football, 2, Var- F.B-I-,AU 1, sity Track, 2, Hi-Y, Ip Var- sity Baseball, I. I38 DAVID PAUL REX Dave College Preparatory Choir, I, Weightlifting Club, Ip Bancl, 3, Dance Dand, 2. is E is 5 I ' 2 5 JEFFREY W. RUSK Jeff General Band, I, Chess Club, CHARLES ALBERT ROBERTS Hpeanr, General Wrestling, 2, Track, I. THOMAS ROBERT ROLLASON u-I-Omn College Preparatory Choir, 2, Dauphineers, 2. DAVID SALVATORE SALERNO f,WOp,, Trowel Trades WAN DA LEE SAPOLSKY Wanda College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Rambler Editorial Staff, I Science Fair, 2, District Or- clnestra, 2. DAISY ROLLASON Daisy Occupational Education RICHARD MICHAEL RUSNAK Dick Auto Shop PATRICIA ANN SAUL npatn General F.N.A., I. DEBORAH MAE ROSENER ,,Debby,, College Preparatory Choir, 3, F.N.A., 3, Trio, I Dauphinettes, 3. GLENN E. SANDERS Emmitt Radio and Television Hi-Fi Club, I, Public Rela tions, 2. ELEANOR MAE SCHLUSSER Snook General ROBERT HILL SCHRECKENGAUST Bob College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Student Trainer, 3, Jr. Executive Council, I. RONALD RICHARD SCHAFFER Dutch Building Maintenance Choir, I, Daupblneers, 2. SALLY ANN SCHOBER Annie General Choir, 3, Dauphinettes, 3, Ensemble, 3, Orchestra, 2. ALLEN BOYD SCHREIBER MAIN College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2, Student Council, I. DORIS ELIZABETH SCHEN FELT Doris Business Education FBLA 2' JCC I- CEN TRALIAN Business Staff, I. HENRY OLIVER SCHMIDT ,,Henny,, College Preparatory Varsity Football, 2, J.V. Football, 'Ig Golf, 3, Student Council, 'I. STEPHEN SAMUEL SCHRECKENGAUST usamu College Preparatory Varsity Football, 3, Nation- al Honor Society, 2, Track, 2, Sr. Executive Council, I. DONNA FAYE SCHREFFLER Donna Business F.B.L.A., 'lg Bancltront, 2, Intramurals, I, Usherette, I. DIANA LEE SCHOFFSTALL ,Deen College Preparatory Drama Club, 3, Choir, 2 Girls' Ensemble, 25 Correspond ents Public Relations Club, 2. 1 DOUGLAS NELSON SCHREFFLER HDOUQH College Preparatory Wrestling, 2, Band, Choir,I. GARY LEE SEIBERT The Kid Carpentry CARL VICTOR SERBELL Ill Carl College Preparatory Marching and Concert Band, 3, Dance Band, I, Sr. Executive Council, 'lg Physics Club, I. HENRY STEPHEN SHARP Steve follege Preparatory CENTRALIAN, If Rambler Editorial Staff, I, Marching and Concert Band, 2. 1: Q, . , at JOYCE LOUISE SEGDA Joyce General Rambler Business Staff, 2, J.C.C., I, Intramurals, 2. I I Iv X is . F I xi' 'ISF' ,ff 1 S? 2 E K A 3 v S Q - Q5 -wifi'-i m y fm , t , Q at 1-E L y ic Q ,Q H4152 2 I P' sw , 1: if u f if -I 1, ,Q 753, - my-,: . v,:f1,1sg V 2 g 'I I Y 3521 j V 7 I Mr- I ' -WAX? ' ' ' ' CAROL ANN SELLERS Carol Business Education Sr. Class Play PAUL SAMUEL SHAYTER Butch Trowel Trades PATRICIA ANNE SHEESLEY Patti Commercial Art Rambler Art Staff, 2. JOHN ALVIN SHEAFFER, JR. John General RICHARD LEROY SHEETZ Dickie Business JOHN THOMAS SHOOP Hshoopyn Carpentry MI LEY TOLBERT SHEAFFER HTH College Preparatory National Honor Society, 2. KEN O'DELL SHEETZ ,rKen,, General Choir, lg Dauphineers, 35 Boys' Octet, 'Ig Boys' Quar- tet, I. HERBERT CHARLES SHUTT Herb Carpentry Dauphlneers, 35 Boys' Oc- STUART ELMER SHONIPER HSTUH Business F.B.L.A., I. WW JOANN IRENE SIMONETTI Slim tet, I. LINDA LEE SIMPSON n Business Intramurals, 2, Choir, I, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 'l. Occupational Education JOHN DELMAR SOURS John College Preparatory Rambler Editorial Staff IEd- ITOVJ, 3, Key Club, 2, National Honor Society, 2, CENTRALIAN, flu BRENDA LEE SMITH HLEBH Business Education F.B.L.A., 2, Biology Club, 1, F.T.A., 1. ROY ELLSWORTH SMITH Roy General Agriculture Club, 2. DONALD LEE SPITLER nDOnu College Preparatory FRANKLIN SNYDER SPONHAUER III Hspoonyu College Preparatory Varsity Football, I, Bas- ketball Manager, 2, J.V, Bas- ketball, I, Baseball Man- ager, I. PATRICIA ELAINE SMITH Hpaff, General Choir, 37 Dauphinettes, 27 . Ensemble, Ip Cheerleader, I. VIRGINIA ANN SPEECE ,,Ginny,, Business Education F.B.L.A., 25 Public Rela- tions, 2, National Honor So- ciety, 2, CENTRALIAN Busif ness Staff, I. JOSEPH LAWRENCE SPROW .,Joe,, College Preparatory Hi-Y Club, Ip Baseball, I. JAMES LEE SNYDER imma College Preparatory J.V. Football, I, Tennis, 3 Hi-Y, I, Biology Club, 2. JILL LORRAINE SPOHN Jill Stenographic Cheerleading, 3, Class His torian, 2, Student Council, 2 CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2 SHARON ELAINE STAUFFER Sharon Business Education JOYCE LOUISE STRICKER ,,Honey., Business F.B.L.A., 2, Choir, I. RICHARD RANDALL STAHL HBUZZ., College Preparatory Wrestling, I, Track, I. EDWIN CHARLES STONER ,,Ed,, Trowel Trades FRED STEPHEN SWARTZ Steve College Preparatory Band, 37 Key Club, 3 National Honor Society, 2, J.V. Baseball, I. DIANE MARIE STAUB Diane Business Education Varsity Cheerleading, Ip Varsity Hockey, I. KATHLEEN ANN STAZ .,Kathy,, College Preparatory F.T.A., 2, Public Relations, Ip '62 Newsletter, I, CEN- TRALIAN Business Staff, I. LINDA KAY STURGEON Linda Business LARRY ROBERT SWENSON Larry Business F.B.L.A., 1. DENNIS RUSSELL STRAUB Dennis College Preparatory Choir, Ip Chess Club, 2, Dau phineers, 2, Boys' Octet, I. PETER TALEFF NORMAN DARVIN TEMPLIN Pete JENNIFER JUNE TISDALE Jeni General J.C.C., 2, Dramatics Club, 3: Rambler Business Staff, 'Ig Jr. Class Play. the-A0 ' Wah, Carpentry Temp Radio and Television J.V. Baseball, 'l. MARILYN FRANCES THOMPSON Franny Business Transfer Student, J.C.C., 'lg F1B.L.A., I, Banclfront, 2 Student Council Senate, 2. PATRICIA ANN Tomo Pat Business 3, Concert Band, 3. Intramural Basketball, 3, F.B,L.A., I, Marching Band, TRUDY LOU ISE THOMPSON Trudy Business Education Rambler Business Staff, 3, Hostess and Usherette, 'Ig F.B.L.A., 3, CENTRALIAN Busi- ness Staff, I. M-1. AAN MARY IONA TRANSUE Mary Business DARLENE Louise TURPIN BARRY RICHARD TYSON TUrp Turtle Distributive Ed. Business D.E.C.A. Club fSecretaryJ, l45 JUDY MARIE TURNS Turnips Business Intramural Basketball, 27 Soft- ball, 2, F.B.L.A., lg National Honor Society, 2. ROBERT WALTER UPDEGRAVE HBCU, Radio and Television National Honor Society, 2, Public Relations Club, 3. FRANK GEORGE VUKMANIC Vukie College Preparatory Key Club, 2, Varsity Foot- ball, 3, Varsity Baseball, 3, Stu- dent Council CPresidentJ, 3. AUDREY BLANCHE UMBERGER Audrey College Preparatory Bandfront, 3, F.H.A., I CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2. JOSEPH LOUIS VACONDIOS Tarzan Distributive Ed. Track, I, Rambler Art Staff, I, D.E.C.A. Club CVice- Presidentl, I. LINDA JOY WAITKUS Linda College Preparatory J.C.C., 2, Public Relations, 2, Rambler Editorial Staff fExchange Editorj, 2, CEN- TRALIAN, 2. CONSTANCE AN N UPDEGRAFF Connie College Preparatory Dauphinettes, 3, F.H.A., 2, F.T.A., 3, National Honor So- ciety, 2. WILLIAM DAVID URBAN IIBHIII College Preparatory Football, 3, Hi-Y Club, I, Track, 2, Key Club, 2. WILLIAM FELIX WAGNER Wee Willie College Preparatory Track, 2, Wrestling Man- ager, 2. RAYMON OBER WALMER, JR. ,,Ray,, College Preparatory Band, 3, Track, 2, Chess Club, 'l. CYNTHIA LOUISE VANCE Cindi General Rambler Business Staff, I CENTRALIAN Business Staff, I J.C.C., I, Drarnatics Club, I. LEROY HARRY WEISS. JR. ..Lee,, College Preparatory Band, 37 Wrestling Manager, 2, Biology Club, 2, Track, l. flil GALEN RALPH WALTZ Ralph College Preparatory Golf, 'li Tennis, I. WILLIAM J. WEBER, JR. Bm College Preparatory Sr. Executive Council, lp Varsity Tennis, 2, Chess Club, 2. FAY ELAlNE WELLS Fay Business Education F.B.L.A., 2. FRANCES PEARL WERTZ Fran Business Choir, 3. BEVERLY JEAN WEAVER ,.BeV,, General Choir, 2, Daupluinettes, 3. SANDRA LEE WEISS nsandyu Business National Honor Society, 27 J.C,C,, 2, Rambler Business staff, 1, F.B.L.A., 2. CHARLES EDWARD WEVODAU Ill HSM.. College Preparatory Varsity Football, 2, Var- sity Basketball, 2, Varsity Baseball, 3, Sr. Executive Council, 1. I47 DIANNA JEAN WEBSTER Dianna Business Band, 3, National Honor So ciety, 2, F.B.L.A., Ig CENTRAL IAN, 1. NANCY LOUISE WENRICH Nancy College Preparatory F.T.A., 2, Basketball lntra murals, 2, Hostesses and Ush ers, 2. SUSAN LORETTA WILBERT nsuen Business J.C.C., 3, Choir, 3, Dauphi- nettes, 3, Ensemble, 2. QU' MARTIN EDWARD WITMER ,,Ed,, College Preparatory Proiectionist Club, 3, Dau- phineers, I, Choir, I, Stage Crew, 3. CLAUDIA MARIE WHITAKER Claudie College Preparatory Bandfront, 3, J.C.C., 3, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2, Rambler Business Staff, 2. SHERYL ANN WILT Sheryl Business A LARRY LEE WOLFE WoIfie College Preparatory LINDA KAY WIGTON Wiggie Business Rambler Business Staff, 2, F.B.L.A., 2, CENTRALIAN Business Staff, 2. MARVIN JOHN WILSON Marv Radio and Television ROBERT LEROY WITMER ,Boba Radio and Television Scoreboard Manager, 2, Public Relations, I, Assist- ant Dance Manager, 2. SHIRLEY ANN WOLFE WoIfie Distributive Ed. D.E.C.A. Club, I. LLOYD FARRELL WINGFIELD Rebel College Preparatory Varsity Wrestling, 2, Sr. Ex- ecutive Council, I, Weight-Iitt- ing Club, I. I LINDA ANNE YINGST Linda General F.N.A., 3, Concert Band, 35 Marching Band, 35 Choir, 3. MARIA APHRODITE WOOD Maria College Preparatory Cheerleaders, 31 .I.C.C. CPre5identI, 3, Choir, 3 Class Treasurer, 2. RANION JOHN YENTZER ..Ray.. General Choir, 3, Boys' Quartet, If Boys' Octet, Ig Tennis, I. LINDA KAY ZEIGLER Linda Distributive Ed. D,E.C,A. Club, I. CAROLE ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN Carole College Preparatory Bandfront, 3, .l.C.C., If Basketball, 2, Class Secre- tary, 2. DANIEL PAUL YANDRIC ,.Danny,. College Preparatory Choir, 3, Dauphineers, 2. FRANK ALBERT ZEIGLER Frank College Preparatory J.V. Football, I, Intramu ral Basketball, 27 Track, I '62 Newsletter, I. ELEANOR JEAN ZIMMERMAN EIsie College Preparatory Choi,-, I, Intramurals, 25 Mask and Slipper Club, 22 F.N.A., I. Q -: r as s -f as ROBERT HAROLD YETTER ,,BOb., College Preparatory Hi-Y Club, 1. L ...., L ANDREW WALTER I ZIMMERMAN ..Andy.. College Preparatory Class President, 3, Key Club, 35 Tennis, 2, Rotary Student Ambassador to England. VIRGINIA LEE ZIMMERMAN ,,Ging,, General Cheerleaders CCaptainI, 3: Choir, 3, Jr. Class Play, J.C.C., I. ELIZABETH JAYNE ZIMMERMAN Jayne College Preparatory Mask and Slipper Club, 2, F.H.A., 2. VICTORIA ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY Vicki General Bishop McDevitt, Girls' Chorus, I, Glee Club, I. JAMES RICHARD ZIMMERMAN ,mmm College Preparatory Student Council, 'ly Na- tional Honor Society, 2. ELWOOD MELVIN ZOOK Hskipf, Heating and Air Conditioning CHARLES KEVIN MORGAN Cha-Cha College Preparatory Bishop McDevitt, Student Council, 2, Varsity Football, If J,V. Basketball, 2, Public Relations, 'I. ROBERT JOSEPH FRANCES WORKMAN Hwoodyn General 'W'- Wonderland by night W ., .. .ah ,QM ,.ff, a. A. K ., ,i ,l.,.,,-3 - W rxli 4, my ,A . .amy-a. , l l?E,rfz5wQaR Mgr W 2 s 1 . A 2 . ' . .J i, ,IL .,, .. '-'- l - 1 iz. ,k,..k -, E 5.5, , ,pi ,vv, J 1 wa PM -Ali! If x . an '4- as,A -- gl 1, K, Friendly propaganda -.53 So fha1's what you dld with Randy! Jill, where's your megaphone? ISI BILL RHOADS Pisces-the Fish Pisces comes at the end of the zo- diac, but not to Bill's work. Acting as this year's editor-in-chief of the Centralian, Bill is constantly on the go. Not only co-ordinating the Cen- tralian, he also writes the sports column on the Rambler. Never let- ting his studies go by, he was elect- ed to the National Honor Society. He rounds out his activities by par- ticipating on the Student Council. FRANK VUKMANIC Aquarius-the Water Bearer Our Student Council President, Frank is usually seen not bearing, but in- troducing assemblies. Along with leading the Student Council, he rep- resented Central Dauphin at the Stu- dent Council Conference. ln sports, Frank plays end on the football team, as well as catcher on the baseball team. ln addition to his sports, he participates in Key Club. CAROLE ZIMMERMAN Aries-the Ram Aries begins the zodiac, as Carole began the reign O Our PAL princess, Central Dauphin at Festival. During Carole participated as strutter. Not on bandfront, she find f queens for '62. she represented the annual Youth football season, in the bandfront ly active in the s time for intra- murals and Junior Civic Club. Carole belongs to Aries, as of Central Dauphin. well as to Randy as ll.Il.llHlilmll1i ml.ll A. . .,. F , A , ,. .VLL M kryyr , Vlgk , 5 we . , ., i J' . ii.i A JUDY CHRONISTER Aquarius-the Wa ter Bearer Senior Hall ANDY ZIMMERMAN Taurus-the Bull Certainly no bull in a china shop, Andy has led our class for the past three years. During his terms the Class of '62 added new precedents to Central Dauphin. ln addition to leading the class, he is also active in the Key Club this year serving as vice-president. His greatest con- tribution was serving as Rotary Stu- dent Ambassador to England. Andy truly exemplifies, We lead, others follow. F Pest'-fc 06 ,I WV it QLDA - N til? , VE' ' .5 6.1 Judy is our candidate for Miss Ac tivity. Working diligently on Public Relations, she sees that no activities miss publicity. ln addition to Public Relations, she is a member of the Junior Civics Club, choir, and Dau- phinettes, and assistant editor of Centralian. Also an avid sportswom- an, Judy is an inner on the varsity hockey team and president of Girls' Intramurals. l52 ,. 'N . The zodiac this year represents our Hall of Fame. These students selected to represent the Class of '62 have continually worked for the glory and fame of the class of Fame To 'Z MAC MCBETH Geminiethe Twins Another president, Mac is found leading the Key Club. Having been a member for three years, he fol- lows in the footsteps of his Key- in' predecessor, Not only leading in this service organization, Mac, also a sportsman, participates in bas- ketball and baseball. His service in these twin fields will make Mac re- membered in the Class of '62. - bl -ii, in-E ' f s. o o E 3 in J 13 and school. Their abilities are cen- 'ered in every activity ranging :rom the choral activities to ath- etics. Now, the Class of '62 pre- sents their best JEANNE IRWIN Leo-the Lion Jeanne's roar is seldom heard, for she is usually too busy working on the Centralian. ln the fall she plays fullback on the varsity hockey team. Not only participating in athletics, she is secretary of the Student Coun- cil, and vice-president of the Future Teachers. Her roar will be no doubt heard in the future as Jeanne plans to embark on a teaching career. MARIA WOOD Virgo-the Girl Our pert little cheerleader must en- ioy being a girl. Maria has been ac- tive in the choir for the past three years, serving this year as secretary. Not only singing in the choir, but also in leading the cheers, she al- ways shows school spirit. While not singing or cheering, Maria presides over the Junior Civic Club in its ser- vice projects. l53 STEVE SCHRECKENGAUST Virgo-the Girl Surely not identified with girls' ac- has played varsity tivities, Steve guard for the past three years. For the past two years he was nomi- Big 33, and this nated to the year was fortunate to win a position. Steve, in addition to representing Central Dauphin on the gridiron, rep- resents the class on the executive council. A leader in his field, Steve is not to be equalled. -J-'l- , 1 , L, -'il if , Q S a , 1 f.-..m 5' i' E1 I ,N ., ' if J if 1. 5 LL V I s ri -Z M, , X. MEADE JOHNSON Virgo-the Girl An outstanding athlete, Meade has been sports.minded since his soph- omore year. Whether football, bas- ketball, or baseball, he is sure to do a good iob. This year's co-captain, Meade and the boys went all the way to victory, which secured him a nomination to Big 33. This ener- getic man will be missed in sports at Central Dauphin. The Junior Class September of T960 introduced the Class of '63 as sophomores to Central Dauphin. This was our first experience as high school students, and we were faced with choosing our class officers to lead us throughout the year. Douglas Shaffer was selected president, Harvey Martin, vice-president, Jane Lewis, secre- tary, Gloria Shuler, treasurer, and Susan Seigler, historian. Our only project for the year was the sale of Christmas cards, which was successful. ln September, l96l, we returned to Central Dauphin as juniors. More edu- cated and aware of the duties of our class, we again undertook the election of of- ficers. This year Robert Gaylor was our choice for president. Other officers were vice-president, William Hildebrand, secretary, Nikki Knerr, treasurer, Donna Smith, and historian, Susan Seigler. Our class was well represented in many activities. The undefeated football team contained several juniors. The band, bandfront, and cheerleaders, as well as other clubs, had many energetic juniors among their ranks. We had many participants in winter and spring sports, too. The National Honor Society accepted many of our members. We were the first class to have an Honor Group, and many of our students ranked high in competition with other schools. The class play, The Boy Who Changed The World, proved entertaining and profit- able. Our year was concluded with the Junior-Senior Prom at the Hershey Starlight Ballroom. It was an exciting evening for all who attended. Next year we'll return as seniors to lead the way for our underclassmen. l JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNClLfFirst row: L. Smith, K. Binkley, C. Dugan, L. Forker, D. Motter, l. Beistline, M. Lewis M Krum S McGee V Hahn, L. Rupert, S. Seigler, C. Cook, B. Souder, J. Thompson, P. Farnsworth. Second row: J. Baker, A Woodell G Yesser D Shaffer, H. Palmer, W. Hildebrand, B. Gaylor. l54 The Class Officers SUSAN SEIGLER DONNA SMITH NIKKI KNERR hisforian treasurer secretary ROBERT GAYLOR WILLIAM I-IILDEBRAND NIR. DONALD SNIITHERS president vice-president class advisor I55 C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: P. Albert, T. Anderson, D. Arms, D. Armstrong, J. Aftick, W. Atticks, T. Bailey. Second row: J. Baker, R. Balclwnas, B. Baldwin, C. Bankard, E. Bankes, S. Batdorf, T. Baxter, L. Beamesderfer. Third row: H. Beaver, L. Bebney, I. Beistline, R. Bender. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: C. Benner, S. Bensinger, H. Berger, B. Berrier, J. Berrier, B. Biery, P. Bingaman, K. Binkley. Second row: B. Blain, B. Blain, C. Blose,- G. Blosser, R. Books, J. Bowman, G. Boyanowski, Nl. Boyanowski, J. Boyer. Third row: K. Brannen, V. Bricker, M. Brigbtbill, E. Brink, B. Brown, W. Brown. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: R. Buhrman, R. Burdick, H. Burkholder, W. Bush, J. Busler, J. Camp, A. Capello, C. Carl, G. Carvell. Second row: J. Cassel, G. Cassell, T. Cbristner, R. Clark, S. Clark, J. Clemson, B. Cobb, W. Coleman, C. Conrad. Third row: C. Cook, C. Cooper, K. Corfez, M. Crane, D. Crissvvell, J. Crum, V. Currey. l56 l C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: B. Dankman, F. Davis, L. Deardorff, N. Deibler, S. Demay, R. Derrnes, G. Dietz, N. Dinninni, C. Dissinger, E. Ditzel. Second row: A. Diveglia, J. Doncevic, A. Dormer, M. Dowhower, P. Dunkle, G. Eckroaf, T. Edmondson. Third row: L. Edwards, B. Egresires, J. Eisenhooth, K. Eiss, D. Emlef. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: S. Eshenour, D. Essig, J. Felfy, L. Fetterhoff, J. Fetferman, T. Filson, J. Firestone, L. Fisher, T. Fleegal. Second row: D. Flenner, J. Foltz, L. Forker, M. Fowler, S. Fraelich, R. Frazier, W. Freeburn, N. Freeland. Third row: C. Fullmer, W. Galinac, N. Gavenonis, R. Giles, R. Goodman. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: J. Gravino, B. Green, W. Grirnwood, M. Grosser, R. Grubb, H. Gutshall, J. Gutshall. Second row: J. Hahn, V. Hahn, J. Hanshavv, C. Harlacher, A. Harper, D. Harper, R. Harris, T. Harry. Third row: G. Harfzell, R. Hassler, M. Heef- ner, R. Herman. I57 C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: E. Hewitt, W, Hildebrand, S. Hippie, C. Hock, F. Hocker, G. Hocker, T. Hocker, B. Holler. Second row: S. Hoffert, B. Hoffner, K. Hopple, P. Horning, Z. Hughes, J. Humphreys, W. Hunsberger, J. Imes, W. Irwin. Third row: J. Jacoby, T. Jacobs, K. James, E. Jeffress, B. Jenkins, R. Johnson. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: R. Johnson, L. Juillard, J. Karstefier, R. Kafzaman, L. Kelchner, E. Kepner, L. Kerlin, G, Killinger. Sec- ond row: G. Klofz, N. Knerr, P. Knisely, R. Koch, B. Kohl, A. Kohlman, A. Krasevic, T. Holtzman. Third row: Y. Krasevic, C. Krieser, S. Kreiser, M. Krum, G. Kufner, l. Kunz, D. Kyle, S. Lancasier, M. Harlan. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: S. Lang, D. Laughery, M. Lebash, K. Ledebohm, B. Leidich, E. Lewis, J. Lewis, J. Lindemuth. Second row: G. Lindig, D. Lippert, R. Long, S. Longenecker, J. Looker, J. Loser, V. Love, B. Luiz. Third row: L. Lyter, R. Lyfer, K. Male- horn, J. Manherz, M. Markunas, E. MaTTy, S. Maugans. l58 C,D. HTH GRADE-First row: E. May, J. McAllister, A. McArthur, S. McGee, R. McHose, G. McKenna. Second row: K. McNeely P. Mellin, M. Messimer, L. Metka, B. Metz. Third row: D. Miller, 5. Miller, D. Mink, S. Mishenko. Q k . . ,W V . C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: D. Mosser, T. Mowry, R. Mullin, B. Murphy, J. Murray, E. Mundis, J. Meidert, R. Nenninger. Second row: M. Newton, R. Ney, H. Noggle, D. Nunnally, H. Nye, D. Ober, J. Orris, A. Page. Third row: B. Painter, H. Palmer, F. Pat- terson, J. Payne, L. Lingle, L. Leeper, P. Janney, J. Huggins. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: D. Peck, N. Peck, F. Pennington, R. Perkey, J. Peters, G. Petrasic, P. Petrina, D. Pettis, W. Pitsen- berger. Second row: G. Plank, L. Polleck, W. Pope, G. Porter, N. Potteiger, J. Prichard, J. Raudenbush, R. Reber. Third row: C. Redclen, G. Reed, P. Reed, B, Reichert, J. Reichely, J. Ritter, P.'McElwee, R. Nicholson, P. Myers. l59 C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: C. Rohacek, N. Rovenolt, K. Rowe, R. Rowland, K. Rudy, D. Runkle, L. Rupert, R. Rusnak, A. Ruther- ford. Second row: S. Ryan, M. Schade, O. Schaffhauser, W. Schiller, V. Schmittel, G. Schreffler, J. Schwalm, L. Scollick, G. Scott. Third row: G. See, G. Seibert, H. Seibert, K. Sellers, A. Lauclermilch, S. Line. C.D. HTH GRADE-First row: J. Serbell, C. Sgagias, N. Shade, D. Shatter, S. Shaffer, T. Shakespeare, D. Sharp, B. Shatto, D. Shatto. Second row: J. Shaub, K. Shaber, S. Sheetz, J. Sheppard, J. Sherman, A. Shocker, G. Shover, W. Shultz. Third row: D. Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith, L. Smith, L. Smith, W. Rasin, N. Miller, W. McNeal, F. Cassat, D. McGraw. Q.. C.D. llTH GRADE-First row: M. Smith, M. Smith, M. Smith, T. Smith, P. Sohmer, B. Souder, D. Spangler, G. Spence, B. Squires. Second row: K. Stankovic, M. Stepp, D. Stevick, C. Stoss, C. Striclcer, J. Stricker, J. Stroh, S. Stuckey. Third row: S. Sturgeon, S. Swartz, J. Shenk, S. Seigler, P. Seasholtz, D. Hartzel, J. Haupt, W. Johnston. I60 C.D. llTH GRADE-First row: N. Szekeres, L. Szollosy, T. Taylor, T. Taylor, D. Tetzloff, J. Thompson, N. Thompson, S. Todd, L. Tritt, Second row: G. Trullinger, C. Umberger, C. VanHorn, S. VanZant, B. Vogel, R. Vogelsong, D. Wachhaus, S. Walmer. Third row: A. Waltman, C. Warner, V. Weaver, F. Wedig, R. Weidman. Y X I C.D. HTH GRADE-Firsr row: E. Weimer, B, Weiser, D. Weiser, R. West, D. White, R. Wilhelm. Second row: C. Williams, V. Wil- liams, M. Wolf, C. Wollerfon, W. Yeager, L. Zaydon, C. Zeltlemoyer. l6l The Sophomore Class THE C.D.E. STUDENT COUNCIL-First rovv: Mr. M. STrawsloaugh, D. Kelly, D. Pelligrini, R. Masalle, Mrs. R. Lazenby. Second row: M. WiTmer, M. Bri1T, D. Lowbelle, S. Hocker, E. Nelson, Third row: B. Fritz, L. Foultz, L. Adams, H. Shriver, B. Sease, C. Chronisfer, D. Wance, T. Higgins, A. Sponhauer. This year saw The compleTion of CenTral Dauphin EasT High School. The cornerstone was laid on November 14, 1961, and an impressive oledicaTion was held on March 18, 1962. The maioriTy of The sophomore class aTTended This new school, while The remaining sTudenTs were enrolled aT Cen- Tral Dauphin. THE OFFICERS: D. Kelly, president D. Pelligrini secretary, R. Masalle, vice-president November 16, 1961-Mr. J. BolTor1, Dr. W. Davies, Dr. E. H. Phillips, Mr. R. Black. 162 C.D.E. lOTl'l GRADE-Firsf row: L. Adams, B, Aebischer, J. Albright, B. Alexander, D. Alexander, A. Allen, D. Alley, D. Alley. Second row: J. Althouse, J. Altland, E. Anfolick, E. Appleby, C. Archiloald, B. Arnold, R. Arnold, W. Arnold, A. Arvey, W. A11ick. Third row: M. Atticks, D. Baddorf, C. Bailey, B. Bair, J. Baker, L. Baker, J. Baldwin, R. Bannen, D. Basehore, S. Basehore. C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: M. Baxter, P. Beam, H. Bechtel, N. Beck, P. Beegle, N. Beers, D. Bell, C. Bender. Second row: T. Bender, C. Bergsiresser, B. Berkebile, A. Berrie, E. Berrier, D. Berry, R. Bingaman, S. Bingaman, V. Bitner. Third row: L. Bixler, W. Blace, R. Black, B. Blessing, N. Bleyer, C. Bogar, M. Boll, B. Bookwalfer, B. Bordner, K. Borel-4, L. Boriner, N. Bowman. Q 5 C.D.E. IOTH GRADE-First row: H. Bower, A. Bowers, K. Boyanowski, R. Boyd, C. Boyer, B. Ronald, K. Boyfon, C. Bretz, N. Bretz. Second row: D. Brior, M. Brill, S. Broberg, P. Bronstein, C. Brown, C. Brown, R, Brown, M. Buchanan, K. Buckingham. Third row: K. Buffinqfon, R. Burton, R. Byerly, R. Campbell, G, Carroll, P. Cashman, C. Cassell, J. Celesky, C. Challenger, S. Chamberlain. I63 C.D.E. R. Co Darr, 'IOTH GRADEiFirsf row: D. Chritman, C. Chronisier, J. Cieri, S. Clark, M. Clarke, D. Close, J. Cluck, L. Cole. Second row: mpler, J. C. Davis, Coofes, D. K, Davis, R. Corneal, J. Costello, B. Craft, D. Craig, J. Crawford, M. Creznic, G. Croft, C. Daniel. Third row: L. Davis, S. Davis, S. Davis, S. Davis, C. De-Hart, W. Demmy, B. Da-Ttinger, S. DeWolfe, J. Dickson. Duffins, J. Dzink, J. Eberly, R. Egresifes, P. Elliof, C. Elser. C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: W. Diehl, S. Dodson, C. Downey, V. Second row: G. Emerick, F. Enders, J. EnTerline, S. Engle, C, Erb, D. L. Fair, J. Feiman, C. Feif, L. Ferguson, P. Fenerhoff, L. Fink, P. Fink, J. EsTerly, C. Eiter, H. Exum, C. Faggarf, R. Fagnani. Third row: Finley. .ii a .2 if J 1 Q. 1 a. 's 'sf asv'- E C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: B. Fisher, D. Fitz, T. Fleegal, M.'Fludovich, C. Flynn, D. Folkers, S. Forker, D, Fortenbaugh, R. Forfen- baugh. Second row: R. Foster, L. Foultz, W. Fox, E. Frank, K. Frankford, J. Friedman, R. Fritz, A. Fry, P. Gaiski, A. Gamber. Third row: C. Garman, J. Gassavvay, B. GaTes, C. Gaus, S. Getchen, A. Gianforfi, C, Gill, S. Gilroy, C. Glatfelfer, J. Glasser, H. Glenn. I64 3 5 f C,D,E. TOTH GRADE-First row: G. Good, R, Graham, F. Grant, M. Gray, J. Green, L. Griffith, M. Gruver, S. Guise, D. Gunder. Sec- ond row: D. Gust, C. Hahn, E. Hammacher, B. Hammaker, K. Hammaker, W. Hammell, M. Hann, J. Harclerode, R. Harman, S. Harf- man. Third row: T. Harfsock, K. Hauge, N. Harry, B. Haverstock, E. Hecker, T. Helvvig, E, Hemminger, J. Hench, S. Hendrickson. C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: P. Herndon, M. Hess, C. Hickey, T. Higgins, C. Hill, C. Hilliard, W. Himes, L. Hock, E. Hocker. Second row: S. Hocker, L. Hoerner, B. Hoffman, D. Hoffman, G. Hoffman, M. Hoffman, D. Hoke, J. Hoke, A. Holland, L. Hollinger. Third row: J. Hollingsworth, B. Holtry, M. Holfzman, D. Hoon, B. Hoover, E. Hoover, F. Hoover, J. Hoover, B. Hopkins, L. Hopple, J. Houck. C.D.E. TOTH GRADEYFirsf row: S. Houghton, D. Howard, G. Huey, J. Hughes, P. Hummel, S. Hummer, K.'Humphreys, R. Huns- berger, H. lmschweiler. Second row: J. Inch, C. lnfrieri, W. Jenkins, D. Johnson, N. Jones, C. Jordan, B. Jenakovich, R. Keich, R. Kelley, D. Kelly. Third row: E. Kelly, M. Kemberling, J. Kenes, H. Kern, M. Kesler, M. Keys, W. Killian, P. Kiner, J. Kingsbury, J. Kisfler, R. Geyer. l65 C.D.E. 10TH GRADE-First row: J. Kitner, L. Klein, P. Kline, R. Kline, T. Klinger, J. Knight, C. Knupp, H. Knupp, D. Koch. Second row: M. Kocher, O. Kohl, T. Kohl, J. Koller, J. Koller, K. Koltrider, M. Korn, P. Krasevic, S. Kugle, E. Kuhn. Third row: S. Kuhn, P. Kunts, F. Larsen, J, Latz, J. Lauer, J. Lazenloy, D. Lebo, B. Leininger. C.D.E. IOTH GRADE4First row: C. Lenker, G, Lichtenberger, J. Light, C. Lingle, L. Lingle, G. Livingston, D. Lobel, J. Lock, F. Lohr. Second row: A. Long, K. Long, C. Lowe, S. Lyons, J. McCarthy, B. Mi:Cleary, L. McClure, J. McDonel, P. McDonnell, L. McElhany. Third row: l, McGarwey, R. McGee, K. McNamara, L. McNellis, C. McQuilkin, E. Macley, R. Mains, R. Malehorn, K. Mann, R. Mann, C. lkes, G. Lebo. f,.. 'L !l C.D.E. 10TH GRADE-First row: D. Marino, A. Markunas, G. Martin, J. Martin, D. Martinez, H. Marsluft, B. Masalle, R. Mason, L. Masterson. Second rovv: K. Matson, C. Megonnell, S. Megonnell, J. Mengel, G. Miles, A. Miller, A. Miller, A. Miller, C, Miller, J. Miller. Third row: J. Miller, R. Miller, C. Mills, S. Minnich, W. Minsker, G. Morrissey, B. Mueller, D. Myers, D. Myers, R. Myers, S. Myers. I66 C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: R. Nancarrow, K. Nase, H. Nauss, C. Neff, R. Neff, T. Neidlinger, R. Neill, E. Nelson, G. Ney. Second row: J. Nickoli, A. Nold, B. Nolfe, N. Norton, Y. Novak, G. Nunemaker, N. Nye, M. Nylander, M. Ober, R. Oberman. Third row: R. Orvvan, R. Palmer, P. Pager, B. Pannebaker, S. Parthemore, J. Paukner, D. Patrick, D. Paul, R. Paul, S. Pearson, M. Peace. C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: D. Pellegrini, S. Peirini, S. Polm, J. Porfer, B. Prichard, H. Prifz, M. Radel, S. Ransom, J. Rasin. Second row: F. Raudensky, S. Rehn, J. Reightler, W. Reilly, J, Reynolds, B. Rhen, S. Rhen, D. Rhine, H. Rhoads, P. Rhoads. Third row: D. Rhodes, A. Richards, J. Riley, G. Roat, J. Robinson, R, Riffer, S. Robinson, J. Rockwell, J. Roof, P. Rovak. 1 'ills' C.D.E. TOTH GRADEfFirsr row: G. Rudy, I. Rudy, K. Rudy, D, Rupp, E, Rusk, J. Rutherford, K. Ryan, L. Salerno, D. Salinger. Second row: E. Sanford, J. Sangree, R. Schell, G. Schneider, G. Schoffsfall, H. Schriver, R. Schubauer, F. Schwalm, M. Schvvalm, B. Sease. Third row: VV. Sebastian, J. Seig, C. Seidler, P. Seller, E. Shade, T. Shambaugh, J. Shapard, M. Shaffo, S. Sheacls. I67 C.D.E. TOTH GRADE-First row: D. Sheafter, J. Sheaffer, P. Sheaffer, D. Shearer, L. Sheets, C. Shoemaker, G. Shoemaker, J. Shoemaker, D. Shroyer. Second row: N. Sill, J. Sillett, F. Simione, S. Simmons, M. Simonetti, C. Smeltzer, A. Smith, D. Smith, J. Smith, K. Smith. Third row: S. Smith, S. Smith, G. Snow, D. Snyder, K. Snyder, N. Snyder, S. Snyder, D. Solimeo, D. Souder, J. Spangler. 3 4-' H C.D.E. IOTH GRADE-First row: S. Speas, C. Speece, A. Sponhauer, S, Sprankle, D. Stahl, K. Stark, L. Staufter, M. Steckley, K, Steimling. Second row: G. Stein, S. Stepp, S. Stepp, J. Stevens, P. Stevick, R. Stewart, C. Stickle, B. Stocker, C. Stone, K. Straub. Third row: K. Strohm, M. Suloutt, L. Sulzer, R. Swartz, S. Swartz, D. Sweikert, S. Sypher, K. Theador, J. Theurer, D. Shank, D. Schreffler. J 3 E C.D.E. IOTH GRADE-First row: D. Thompson, G. Thumma, W. Turnbaugh, B. Turpin, P. VanOrman, W. Vonderhey, M. Vranicar, D. Wacher, K. Wachtman, J. Wagner, Second row: P. Wagner, R. Wagner, J. Walter, C. Walters, M. Waltman, D. Waltz, G. Wampler, D, Wance, R. .Ward, Watson, K. E. Warfield. Third row: I. Weaver, S. Weaver, B. Weber, W. Weber, M. Wech, P. Wedig. I68 P e ,ig . X, C.D.E. lOTH GRADEhFirsf row: B. Wertz, J. Werfz, F. Wevodau, T. Wevodau, J. Whisler, P. Wildermuth, N. Wilhelm, C. Winand, J. Windish, T. Wingfield. Second row: R. Winters, D. Wirt, R. Wise, M. Witmer, B. Wolf, D. Wolfe, L. Wolfe, V. Wolfe, L. Woodruff, T. Work, S, Wright. Third row: D. Wynn, B. Yazawich, B. Yetter, B. Yingling, M. Yottey, T. Zapcic, L. Zeiders, C. Zemba, G. Zeftlemoyer, R. Zimmer, T. Zimmerman, C. Zook, T. Trullinger, B. Trostil. C.D. IOTH GRADE-First row: B. Eby, G. Corsnifz, R. Brugger, B. Odkins, R. Bailey, B. Behney, W. Essicts, T. Dives, C. Beck. Second row: C. Deitrict, J. Diffenbaugh, B. Barboreffs, M. Bowermaster, T. Arnett, S. Bivens, R. Cassner, B. Costello, E. Dykes, R. Bul- lard. Third row: B. Brenize, R. Carl, J. Bowman, B. Eichelberger, J. Deardorff. C.D. TOTH GRADEeFirsr row: l. Evans, R. Fisher, D, Fleig, D. Fleisher, J. Forry, J. Geyer, Second row: J. Gingrich, J. Gottshall, W. Grace, F. Gunder, F. Hare, D. Harren, W. Harris, C. Heckert, D. Hodges. Third row: M. Holbert, D. Hughes, C. Knaub, R. Koch, R. Kohr, K. Koltrider, L. Kraska. I69 i , .6 C.D. IOTH GRADE-First row: T. Jones, E. Lenker, C. Lex, R. Lutz, J. Lyter, J. McClain. Second row: G. Messimer, L. Megonnel, J. Massie, G. Malone, S. McNeal, L. McKee, W. Miller, R. Mowers. Third row: J. Nagy, J. Neff, W. Nelson, C. Newkam, J. Nye, K. Palmer. C.D. IOTH GRADE-First row: G. Patrick, B. Paxton, R. Peters, C. Piccolo, T. Plasic, R. Pluck, R. Reichert, R. Rhoacls. Second row: D. Ringley, I. Roberts, R. Roberts, A. Rubinic, D. Sallada, R. Schnroyer, J. Schreffler, R. Sellers. Third row: M. Shayter, T. Shultz, D. Slentz, P. Smith, R. Smith, R. Speelman, C. Speese. C.D. TOTH GRADE-First row: R. Steckrnan, H. Steely, L. Steinbeck, J. Stover, M. Strohm, D. Stronp, R. Swank, J. Teets, M. Toole. Second rovy: J. Updike, T. Wachtman, H. Waiyenegger, J. Walter, R. Watkins, J. Watson, A. Welch, J. Welcorner. Third row: L. Wey- ant, K. Wightman, L. Wolfe, R. Wright, B. Wynn, R. Zook. l70 CAROLE PHARMACY Prescriplion Specialisls S. C. MODICA, Ph.G., Proprie'I'or 47 Prince S+. Colonial Park HARRISBURG, PA. Phones KI 5-I352 KI 5-7II6 Fasi' Delivery Service CUTMAN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE General Repairs STATE INSPECTION STATION 736604 PHONE KI 5-9I09 4603 JonesI'own Rd. Harrisburg, Penna. SUPERIOR DRY CLEANERS Cleaners for Pussy Folk PENBROOK Collegiafe Cap and Gown Church and School Gowns RICHARD J. HILLMAN 2434 Broolcwood SI. Harrisburg, Penna. CE 2-0367 ZIMMERMAN HOME FOR FUNERALS Miles B. Zimmerman, Sr. Lingleslown, Pa. Telephone KI 5-50ll ZIMMERMAN ii E FUNERAL HOME Miles B. Zimmerman, Jr. 4 00 Jbnesfown Rd. Telephone Kl 5 5559 Harrisl: , Pa. Complimenls of D 81 D DAIRY Colonial Park Plaza A. E. COLLINS Prescrip'I'ion PI1armacis+ 'W '-' , l fi 4 A1 Q . , . I . ' Bi ' I R Il' A W Q WRX , iff: 36I9 Walnul' SI. Harrisburg, Pa. KI 5-4727 HILE BROS. SUNOCC 47Q I Joneslown Rd. KI 5-906 I Official Inspecfion KELLY TIRES I73 lL, DINER HARRISBU RG EAST 4747 Joneslown Road SNACK SEAFOOD STEAKS Caiering Io Ihe Whole Family GOOD FOOD REASONABLY PRICED MODERN FACILITIES Besf Wishes 'ro +he Class of I962 enkerbmok MILK The Milk With the Country Caress HARRlSBURG'S TRADITIONALLY FINE MILK 7750 Alleniown Blvd. Harrisburg, Penna. TELEPHONE KI 5-5525 Complimenis of HARRISBU RG ERB'S FLOWERS 2900 GREENWOOD sr Harrisburg, Pa. Phone CEdar 4-30lI WATER COMPANY I74 I SPEECE'S DAIRY Qualify +ha+ SaI'isfies DAUPHIN, PENNA. 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In a year or so you will be glad you fool: fhis means of keeping alive fhe memories of your school days. And fhe home folks will always cherish a porfraif of fhe furning- poinf in your life. This sfudio is fhe headquarfers for special phofographic work and fhe doors are open fo sfudenfs of fhe Cenfral Dauphin High School and fheir friends. Why nof arrange fo come fo fhe sfudio now and have fhaf phofo- graph falcen? Special Sfyles and Rafes for Sfudenfs THE ENSMINGER STUDICS SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS, HARRISBURG, PA. I76 emu HARRISBURG DAIRIES LW 1 eee r of 1 N--Q I A Cenfral Penna.'s Mosf Honored Milk NOW Celebrafing 30 Years of Growfh Through Quali+y and Service PHONE CE 4-Il8l 20+h AND HERR STS I77 H. H. MILLER 58I0 Jones+own Rd. HARRISBURG. PA. Feeds-Farm and Garden Supplies CRAWFORD PHARMACY Phone: KI 5-6088 KI 5-7200 460I LOCUST LANE Harrisburg, Pa. NAGLE'S MARKET 5430 Jones+own Rd. Harrisburg, Pa. PHONE KI 5-05II CompIimen+s of a FRIEND HARBOLD BROTHERS' GARAGE Specializing in the Sole R.D. 43 DILLSBURG, PA. of School Buses PHONE DILLSBURG HENDRICKSON TEXACO SERVICE PENBROOK. PA. 385i Kroehler ' Bigelow Frigidaire Speed Queen ' Simmo s 0 0 0 Complimenls of SCHENK'S SALES SERVICE 2900 Herr S+., Penbroolc I79 l WM. F. NYE 81 SON Florisl' 62OI +o 622l Joneslown Rd. Harrisburg, Pa. PHONE: KI 5-50l3 Complimenls of Greenhouses blfz Miles Easf of Capifol al' Corner of Joneslown and Beaver Roads. PENN WOOD MARKET PENBROOK STORE 2650 Walnul Sfreef JOE BIHL'S VILLAGE DAIRY STORE Complimenls of 9654 and 5 Kline Village COLONIAL LANES HARRISBURG, PA. Resfauranl'-Founiain Dairy and Delicafessen We Sell Sealiesi lce Cream PAUL L. WALMER AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE Home Owners Policies FIRE AUTOMOBILE BONDS LIABILITY COMPENSATION PLATE GLASS PENBROOK SQUARE G. R. SPONAUGLE 81 SONS, INC. 439I Chambers Hill Road HARRISBURG. PA. TeIepI1one JOrdan 4-I5I5 Coniraciors in Plumbing, Heahng EIec+ricaI Air Condiiioning, and SI'1ee'I IvIe'I'aI MARTIN MANOR 72ncI and CIearfieId SI. HARRISBURG, PA. MARTIN T. VANICAR, Pres. Builder-DeveIoper-Broker JO 4-I 390 Complimenfs of a FRIEND Sylvania Television Sales and Service '50 S. Harrisburg Sr. ESHENAUR AND THUMMA Oberlin' Pa' H82 Main S+. Oberlin, Pa. WE 9-3879 WE 9-2354 Complimenfs of A FRIEND Pe'l'ers Mounfain Road Box 7l' Hbg' Dauphin. Pa. Fuel Oil-Oil Burner Service WA I-809l Phone WA I-2837 LEE'S CANDIES OBERLIN, PA. l HAVERSTICK'S HARDWARE r 2569 Walnu'l' S+., Penbrook l Phone CE 3-5502 l MlCHALEK'S GROCERY 3 I059 Main S+ree+ i l Oberlin, Pa. l C. K. DUNKLE A Plumbing and Hearing Confraclor 4506 NOFll1 Rd. KI 5-5025 SMITTY'S RADIATOR SERVICE 724 S. 22ncl Sf. Harrisburg, Pa. Service Phone CE 3-673l Complefe Au'I'o Cooling Service CITY LINE DINER SAM'S ICE CREAM I946 Paxlon Slreel' 2001 Paxfon S+, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Harrisburg, Pa. 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KI 5-9034 WEIDLER'S AMERICAN SERVICE L 8: M MOTEL 40I Houcks Rd. 7 MiIes of Harrisburg on U. S. 22 Harrisburg, Pa. Phone KI 5-77,5 KI 5-9I23 BILL'S TEXACO SERVICE 55I0 Jones'I'own Rd. I Harrisburg, Penna. KI 5-9070 STAMMEL'S FEED MILL HOON'S GULF SERVICE 5400 Jones+own Rd. 5009 Locus'I' Lane Haffisbufg- Pa- Phone KI 5-9155 KI 5-54I3 WILLOW COURT MOTEL 48I3 Jones'I'own Rd. Harrisburg, Penna. KI 5-7892 PAXTANG GARAGE PAXTANG DAILY MARKET 3304 Derry S+. 33I6 Derry S+. Phone Jo 4-2330 Ha ISb '9' Pa' Phone JO 4-0I40 H. P. GARDEN, JEWELER 2538 WaInu+ S+. Penbrook, Pa. Phone CE 6-4I02 I84 'UI . I-larfvsb ur Ndflondg BANK HND TRUST QOMPANY FULL SERVICE BANKING MAIN OFFICE AND DRIVE-IN: I0-I6 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE BRANCH OFFICES Highspire Penbrook S+eeI+on MiddIe'rown Mechanicsburg SI1iremans+own MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I85 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Designer of I'he SIandaroI SchooI Ring MR. WILLIAM G. ROSS RepresenI'a+ive COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. INC. 227 S. I7+h Sfreef Harrisburg, Pa. CE 4-4I5I I20 SouI'h Second S+. WORMLEYSBURG, PA. HAIVIBURGERS I5c TAKE A BAGFUL HOME Sofr Ice Cream ' Shakes S ' French Fries ' Subs The 66+h and CIearfieId S+ Ru+herford Hg+s. DRIVE IN HUNGRYJ DRIVE OUT HAPPY 0 Across From Sears on Rou+e 22 PHONE JO 4-2892 EAST SHORE MATERIALS, INC. FORMERLY MclNTOSH ROAD MATERIALS CO. Furnished and Delivered by Tank Trucks Liquid Asphalfs-Asphalfs Emulsions-Tars IndusI'riaI Fuel Oils Furnished and Applied by DisI'ribuI'ors AII Grade or AspI1aI'Is, Tars and AspI1aI'I' Emulsions Asphalf Sub-Sealing of Cemenf Concrefe Pavemenis 40I0 McInI'osh Road Harrisburg. PB- Telephone Klngswood 5-5555 CERCONE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE KI 5-9040 CompIimen'Is J. S. ZIIVIIVIERMAN CO 270I Elm S+. of Penbrook CE 2-6842 .I. D. FERRY CO., INC. W. B. R. 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