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

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LAST YEAR'S RESULTS West Shore.. . , .10 West Shore.. .,. 5 West Shore, . ,. 1 West Shore.. ,.., 3 West Shore. . ..., 5 West Shore. l West Shore.. ,,.. 17 West Shore.. .... 8 West Shore.. .... 0 West Shore.. .. ...... . 5 March 29 April 3 April 6 April 10 April lf April 20 April 24 April 27 l May 4 May ll May 15 W'est Shore Lv New Cumberland .... .... l Camp Hill ,,..... .... 4 Enola .,....... H.. ...U Mechanicsbiirg ...., ..., 1 Carlisle ......,,... ..,l New CllIIllN'I'liiINl ..... ..,. 0 Camp Hill ......Z.. .... 0 Enola ..,....,... .... 0 lVIf'f'llLiIlltTHlJUI'g ...., ..,. f J L,2lI'llSlt' .,.,..... .... 0 ague Champions SCHEDULE Nr-wCuinlierlan1l,, ., Enola ,,....... , , . Carlisle ....,,..... Cumberland Valley. . Camp Hill ....... Merhanifvsburg .... New ClllHl3f,'I'l2ElIlfl .... Enola ,........... Carlisle ..,,,,..,.... Cumberland Vallf-y. . . Camp Hill ,,..... Mc-cliariimhiirg .... Aw ay Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home JST X 4 S was 97

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Row 1: E. Woods, Spong, Bear, Keefcr, Quigley, Moorehead, Snyder, Weaver. Devlin, Luff. Row 2: Anderson, Keene, Harne, Ritter, Hostetler, McClain, Williams, McKillips, Hermann. Row 3: Appleby. Stemler, Reed, D. Wood, Rineer, Lovell, Thomp- son, Snyder. Row 4: Mr. Gasull, Focht, Nace, Prowell, Keefer, Kramer, Moore. in, 2 I F w Mr. Gasull, Coach BASEBALL The 1956 edition ofthe West Shore Baseball team started the season with four returning lettermen. They were Bob Moorehead, pitcher, Don Weaver, outfield, Keith Quigley, catcherg and Bob Luff, infield. Weaver was the only senior while the rest were juniors, although Bob Moorehead who was elected captain, played his last year. This year's team was seeking its fourth consecutive West Shore League Championship. Bounding out the starting lineup werez Wayne Hostetler, first base, Earl Wood, Jim Harne, Bob Devlin, infield, Doug McClain, Bill Spong, and Martin Snyder, candidates for pitch- er. Jack Keene along with the pitching candidates is seeking a place in the outfield. Coach Gasull was well pleased with the turn out for the first practice and held great expectations at the time this pub- lication went to press. Best of luck to you and the team! 96

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ROW 1-Basom, Rhoads, Little, Rogers, Peters. ROW 2-Clant, Steinemann, Gardner, Wells, Ritz, Hays, Baer, Sweger, Schwalenberg, Middlekauif. Steele. ROW 3-Hoover, Humphrey, Lulcens, Jaymes. lrwin, lVlcClurlcin, Davies, Hostetler, Hor nele, Noll, McBride. ROW 4-fSmith, Enny, Kapp, DiRienzo, Lehmer, Youndt, Trayer, Stoner, Quigley. ROW 5-Willianison O,Brien, Watkins, Bowman, Freed, Follett, Sutton, Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Harmon. TRACK With the passing of the 1955 track season, Coach Har- mon looked with pride upon the record of his squad. At the state finals we placed first in the pole-vaulting and second in the mile relay. Mr. Harmon believes that the nucleus for this year's team is excellent. Dean ,laymes will be jumping hurdles, Bob Schwalen- berg dashing the 100, Gene lrwin running the 220, John Steineman competing in the 44-0, and Bob Hays running the half-mile and the mile. On the field side of the picture Wayne Hostetler will be hurling the javelin, Bix Glant and James Middlekauflp heaving the shot-put and discus, and Chas Steele partici- pating in the pole-vault. This year's broad jumpers are as yet an unsolved mys- tery with Bob Schwalenberg, Gene Irwin, and Dean Jaymes giving each other rough competition for the job. With all the potentials of a good mile relay team featuring Jaymes, Steinemann and Irwin, the track men Coach-Mr. Harmon of '56 look forward to another season of excelling in the Asst. Coach-Mr. Wolfe Lower Susquehanna Conference. 98