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

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flootball By this time the Shorians were resigned to at least a tie in the Bi-County title, as they whipped a meek Utica team, 27 to 7. She managed to hold Utica scorless until the last few minutes of the game, when the chiefs scored their only tally, with a four yard pass. As expected the courageous but inadequate Lake View huskies were no match for our power- ful Shorian gridders, and absorbed a 29 to Gbeating To stay in the race for the Bi-County cup a victory over Eastland was needed since Warren had clinched its share of the Bi-County title by defeating Utica. Our Shorians once more aroused by the grandure of this title kept pace with War- ren by a 2.1 to 7 victory over on East1and's nine mile gridiron. We met our match, and lost our final chance to share the Bi-County crown, as South Lakes keyed-up eleven upset Lake Shore'sover-confident gridders and coach 2 to 0. Although disheartened by the loss of the Bi- County, the Red and Gray's rejuvinated them- selves to defeat the last rival of the season, Marine City, which was a non-league encounter, by the score of 37 to 7. Congratulations are to be extended to Tom Brophy and Granville Wright for being selected on the Bi-County team and receiving honorable men- tion on the All State team. Congratulations should also be extended to Tom Hitt, Dick Krieger, Bob Adams, Ray Whitmore, Ellis Wallace and Ken Finger for receiving honorable mention on the Bi- County team.

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lgadketball Row I: Wallace, Wright, Franson, Hitt, Barry, Krieger. Row II: Mr. Beach, Smith, Bingham, Gunningham, J. Bingham, Kravitz, Mr. McLean. BASKE TBALL Late November found the Shorian sportlight focused on our basketball squad. Charlie McLean, our new head basketball coach, eagerly greeted the prospective first teamers, while Bill Wall took the young hoopsters of the second and the third under his protective wing. The red and gray cagers started the season with aband by coping a 64-40 win over the East Detroit's B team. In the next game we found the going a bit rough as we toppled before the Mt. Clemens Bathers. Bad luck continued to plague, as we dropped the following successive games to Utica and South- lake. We then briefly jumped aboard the victory wagon by downing Auburn Heights to the tune of 42-36. After being disheartened by six consecutive losses, the morale of our Shox-ians picked up as we whipped Fitzgerald 47-34, and St. Philips, of Detroit Parochial League, 51-42. We would up our season by being defeated 69-40 by a power- ful Busch team. .gif Q