Lake Shore High School - Shore O Scope Yearbook (St Clair Shores, MI)

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.qfedhfllllln C1055 Row I: Vercruysse, Gunningham, Samuels, Adams, Hofmann, Tonks, Smith, Wojahn. Row II: Weber, Ploe, Wist, Frampton, Schmelzer, Macey, Heacox, Utt. Row III: Fink, Chapoton, Adlen, Quigley, Merriam, Sova, Townsend, Wideman, Barret, LeManster, Liller, Mr. Burnett. , Row IV: Hilving, Hayden, Troxnbley, Williams, Allor, Martin, Corston, Butcher, Bulla, Dun- nell, Rodgers, Wambach. Row I: Schall, Bingham, Mitchell, Arentz, Ohlhaver. Row II: Mick, Scarbrough, Geatches, Schott, Hocker, Harrison. Row III: Grondzin, Born, Foster, Chapman, Ferro, Young, Kosal, Mr. Burnett. Row IV: Nanni, Spear, Stenquist, Salmoni, Barton, Barker, Donahue, Grover, Kravitz.

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oofball Row I: Woblg, Mitchell, McClay, Bourdic, Bingham, Wright, Downer, Charlie, Gunningham, Geatches, Smith. Row II: Mr. Beach, Deldln, Glllard, Scarbrough, Barry, J. Whitmore, Krebs, Ritchie, Hull, Brophy, Sova, C. Bingham, Mr. Burnett. Row III: Mr. Wall, Culberson, Winczner, Adam, Krieger, R. Whitmore, Hitt, Brophy, Corston, Wallace, Bulla, Finger, Grover, Kravitz. ' FOOTBALL 1949 Undaunted by the stimieing heat, Lake Shores enthusiastic team returned to their August pre- school grid iron. The 55 players were greeted by their new coaches Bill Wall and Charlie McLean. Head coach Wall planned a vigorous training pro- gram. Finally the eagerly awaited moment arrived, when Lake Shox-e's eleven met Fitzgerald on our field. The Shorians pleased a huge opening game crowd by humbling the blue devils, with a 47 to 0 score. . With the scent of victory still throbbing in their heads the Shorians proved their abilities against Roseville, in a tussle which ended in a 19 to 12 victory for Lake Shore. Our Shorlans met their match in their open- ing conference game against a husky Warren team. The combination of the afternoon heat and a huge Warren team seemed too much for our Shorian eleven, who faced a possible 6 to 0 defeat, till the remaining seconds of the game, when Harden Culberson recovered ablocked punt in the Oriles end zone, tieing the game 6 to 6. The Shorians speared on by their near defeat in the last conference, developed lightning speea and vicious striking power, to supress a sur- prised Busch team by a victory of 25 to 0. llllklkililkilfli