West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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VARSITY BASKETBALL Nut Shore b8 Sxyatara .39 Comg rnto the game as an underdog the Trojans paced the Swatara Eagles to a 68 a9 yrctory Cackre Brttner led the trojans wrth 28 pornts whrle Deaner Acrt was runner up wrth 19 pornts West Shore 44 Camp llrll rr Followrng rn the pattern of therr away game jmx the Trojan Hye was defeated by a crushrng 4144 score Al though VK S was tratlmg durlng the enure game the fourth quarter proyed therr downfall by bemg outscored 20 pomts Vhst Short l New Cumhtrland bl Rcturnrng to thelr home court the Trojans were trounced by the 'flew Cumberland Tlgers Although they were only tralllrg by three pomts ln the first quarter they lost steadlly ln the remamder of the game ll st Short 14 Susquchanna 'lb Contrnumg rn therr losmg slump the Xlcst Shore trye were defeat d by an 18 1701111 rnargrn Both teams played an evenly matched first quarter wrth the scoreboard readrng 11 p They out cored us 17 to 3 rn the second quarter whrch proved to be the turnmg pomt Vlut Qhore 47 Hummelstoun 3 The Trojan qurntet met Hummelstown on the home court where they almost scored a surprrsrng upset oyer the Bull dogs Losmg by 12 pomts at the end of the thrrd quarter but to hnally lo e West Shore 78 lower Paxton 68 Playmg at Lower Paxton the Trojans set the pace for mo t of the game and came out on the long end of a 79 68 count Clarke Brttner paced the Trojans wrth 37 pornts West Shore 69 I-,nola :fl Journeyrng to Enola the Vlest Shore Trojans agarn rallred to lead durrng the entrre game The scoreboard showed another victory for the Trojans Cackre Bittner was agarn hrgh scorer wrth 31 pornts West Shore al Borlrng Sprrngs 61 Agarn on an away court the Trojans met the Bmlrng Sprmgs Bubblers from whom they recerved a 10 pornt detert Both Deaner Acrr and Clarke Brttner were hugh corers wrtlr 23 and 21 pomts respectryelv West Shore o2 llrghsprre w Returnrng to therr home court after 3 away games the Trojans were outscored by the Hlghsplre Trgers After the first quarter rn whrch they were ahead by one pornt the Trojans lost ground steadlly to lose Clarke Brttner had 26 markers West Shore '32 Syratara 'ir Travelmg to Swataras Eagles nest the Wet Shore hye played excellent ball for three quarters But they were starved off rn the last quart r to narrowly lose out West Shore nil Camp Hrll 36 Playlng therr last game of the sea on Camp H111 yrsrted the underdogs court Vest Shore surprrsed the Lrons b pla rng a spectacular game only to lo e m the last quarter by 3 pornts Deaner Acrr was hrgh scorer wrth 21 pomts Brttner and Moore who played one of hrs best games of the season tred with 13 pomts each , V ' .lv , A V . , , s'r' n vt 'I A- 1' - xi- f KV' I Au . A 5 ' 1 V ' F ' Jack' Ray's boys pulled up the slack to within seven points s -. . . ,K B . . . , Y 1 . 1 ky V Aj' 'v. , 1 ' ' - ' ' V ' A f A v ' 'l. , y lf' A I g n s ' ' b '

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GIRL'S BASKETBALL Q-...W lst Ross Cook Kimmel, Schwartz Brevsen Hornberger Lelgler Vlaulfalr, Baldwin Graham Bowman 2nd Rovs Conrad Weary Shearer Brlckley Bently Searer, Dysert Nolan, Zimmerman 'Vhss Mary E Jones, Coach GIRLS BASKETBALL Again the gnrls basketball team proved to us that thetr spirits were not to be undaunted Each and every moment of thelr games was hlghly exc1t1ng Thls could not be lf the girls wouldnt live up to the ideals and clean sports manshlp that Mlss Jones the coach lmparted to her team This team of lassxes and thelr capable coach deserve the commendatlon and constant encouragement whlch was shown BOILING SPRINGS The Vlest Shore High girls basketball season got under way when they played Bollmg Springs on December 4 Although the lassles were trallmg during the enttre game the Bubblers dld not Wm an easy victory The final score was 38 29 1n favor of Bolling Sprtngs DILLSBURG December 15th found the gurls traveltng to Dnllsburg where the varslty met a 21 24 defeat but the Junlor Varsity came through w1th a smashmg 19 to 8 vlctroy HUVIMELSTOWN For the first league game ot the year the gtrls met the Hummelstown Bulldog at Hummelstovwn where the Lassxes lost by a crushing 51 33 score AI UMINI After three defeats the squad met a determined Alumm on the home court The Trojan SIX were leading in the first and third quarters and won by a margln of 28 27 LOVE ER PAXTON The Lower Paxton Rangers were the second league op ponents of the season After trailing by 1 3 4 pomts 1n the respective quarters the lassles were edged out ln a 28 27 defeat ENOLA In the most exclting game of the season the Vl est Shore g1rl TroJans gave the Enola six the1r first conference loss Vlest Shore was leadmg by one basket m the first quarter but at the half the score was 27 19 IH fawor of the- Panthers The thxrd quarter showed the TroJans were behind by 11 points But the lassxes were determined to Wm and the scoreboard showed a 46 46 tie at the end of the game For two minutes afterwards the air was tense w1th excxtement Joanne Kimmel gave Vlest Shore a 47 46 lead by sinking a foul shot and Lnola rebounded vttth a basket But the reslstance of the Panther girls was not enough to prevent another foul shot and basket to gne the West Shore girls their first league vtctory with a score of 50 48 ' '.Tg-,-,,M.,, ,, . , ,WWW V, t '3 x 'y y v 1 s 1 A ' ' - Q . V , unto them. A ' I I ' V . 1 5 I l , I V S v 1 . ' ' ' ' '