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

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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

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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.

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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.