Morrison Cove High School - Pine Crest Yearbook (Martinsburg, PA)

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The varsity squad began the 54-55 basket- ball season with 13 players. This number was reduced, somewhat, when two players drop- ped out. The remaining eleven players had a very successful season, winning 13 games out of 21 and setting a new high score record by scoring 75 points against Claysburg, ending the season in third place of the Juniata Valley League. This winning streak can be contribut- ed to the good team work of the squad and the successful coaching of Frank Moore. Bob Brumbaugh, top scoreman, was se- lected for the All-Juniata Valley League first team and also voted as one of two leagues best Juniors on Varsity G. F.G Brurnbaugh 21 1 12 Keasey 2 1 Frye 2 1 Bowman 2 1 J. Mctzler 13 L. Metzler 18 Ritchey 2 1 22 Gartland 14 Hoover 1 6 Leidy 13 Brown 6 Seniors on Varsity defensive players. Those receiving honorable mention were Kenneth Keasey, Gary Frye and Mike Bowman. We must also extend our thanks to the students of Cove who loyally followed the team from one school to another, cheering them on to victory and never giving up when the going got rough. To these, the varsity squad, Coach Moore and the studentbody, we, the class of 55 , express our deepest appreciation and the sin- cere best wishes to those who will follow in our footsteps. F.T.A. F. F.T Points 136 100 74'Z 324 68 37 55W 181 100 65 65'Z 181 113 72 647 214 28 19 68W 39 38 21 557 63 47 22 47'X 66 43 30 70W 45 17 9 53 'Zi 21 14 8 5'7'Z 22 0 0 100'X 0

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The real spurs behind the basketball and baseball teams this year were Mr. Moore and Mr. Angst. Mr. Moore, our varsity coach, came to Cove four years ago after graduating from Pennsylvania State University where he play- ed varsity basketball for two years. Together with this experience and his own reasoning power, Coach Moore lead our team on to victory. Mr. Angst, our junior varsity coach, has been with us three years. When he first be- came coach of the jayvees he put his whole efforts into making the jayvees a success, and this year was one of the most successful he has ever known as coach. So to you Coach Moore and Coach Angst, we, the graduating class of 't55 , wish to ex- tend our thanks for your time, efforts and con- sideration and may the future hold victory after victory for you and the up-and-coming teams. Beside the coaches, cheerleaders and stu- dent body a big asset to our basketball squad was the managers. This team of five boys scurried around taking care of everything from score books to shoes. This year Wayne Frederick, senior inan- ager, also served as scorekeeper and did an excellent job for which he received his varsity letter. The junior managers were Phil Pheasant and Earl Smith, both of who received their junior varsity numerals while Alva Burget and Darryl Brumbaugh were the sophomore managers. These boys took care of balls, jac- kets and towels, making sure everything tak- en to a game was returned to the dressing room afterwards. Thanks for your capable management and may the managers who follow you be as efficient.