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

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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.

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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.

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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