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

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Ron' Our: Stickle, Houseal, Hunt, Heckert, Hostetler, Humphrey, Nlcfilurkin. lfry, jaymes, lrxin. Moorhead. Ron' Tzuo: Reed Bowman, Trayer, Anderson, Rallensperger, Keefer, l'rowell, DiRienzo, linny, K. Quigley, Hoover. Row Three: lfocht, Nlycis Shipe, Zimmerman, Dress. Quigley, Lehmer. W'atkins, Seagrist, Youndl. Ritter. Ron' l our.' Coach Groover, Leo Davis, Coach Starr, Coach Friend. Boh Croorer, Coach Norman lfriend, Asst. Conch jim Starr, Asxl. Coach Q VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1956 football season was opened on August eighteenth hy Coaches Bob Groover, -lim Starr, and Norman Friend. All three of these rnen were beginning their first year ol' coaching at VVest Shore. Using the split-T formation, the coaches and the team members co-operated with each other to complete a very successful season, showing a record of seven wins and three losses. For their excellent achievement, the Trojans were rewarded with the XVest Shore League trophy lor the third consecutive year. They also ranked First among the Class A high schools of the Lower Susque- hanna Conference and took second place in the over-all L. S. Cl. Terry McC1urkin and Keith Quigley made the All-Confeil ence Team, first string, while Bob Moorhead received second team honors, XVayne Hostetler and Dean llaymes made the third team with honorable mention going to jim Hoover, .lack Stickle, Ron- ald Raffensperger, Dick Keeler and Gene Irvin. The 1957 Yearbook Stall and the Senior Class congratulate the team and their coaches for this long-to-be-reinemhered record and season. VVe sincerely wish the coaches more teams which will he just as successful and outstanding. i1I61l1C1Q'f'I'X.' George Smith Norman Steeret lion Shearer lien Shadow 100

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