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

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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

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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

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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.