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

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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.

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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

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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