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

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Wfest Shore 37 Camp Hill 32 Saturday, October 20, saw West Shore winning a high-scoring, see-saw game. The Lions roared to a T.D. as the first quarter ended 7-0. In the second quarter West Shore scored three times to Camp Hill's once as the half ended 19-13. Both teams scored once in the third quarter and twice apiece in the fourth quarter as the game ended 37-32. West Shore 7 Boiling Springs 13 The Trojans travelled to Boiling Springs to battle for First place on Friday night, November 2. Again playing in a steady downpour, the Bubblers scored twice as the half-time score stood 13-9, West Shore scored once in the second half and had possession of the ball on the Bubbler 10 yard line as the game ended 13-7. YVest Shore 25 New Cumberland 7 On Thursday, November 22, the West Shore Trojans met the New Cumberland Tigers, this year at New Cumberland, for their 36th annual Turkey Day game. The Trojans scored the only T.D. of the first half on a quarterback sneak, and the score stood 6-0. In the third quarter the Tigers scored on a blocked punt, but the Trojans scored twice, one on a short pass to Hostet- ler and one on runs by Nloorhead. making the score 19-7. Irvin pushed to a T.D. as the final minutes of the game drew to a close. and the final score stood 25-7. The Trojans received three trophies by winning this game, and Keith Quigley won the player of the week award. V, ' 91111, j XX ,lfh 68 M -411512 ' I IMG a ,,, t 3-7+ 1,6 ei' ii if ' ' -- t 5 - 'Wi vbfqtg, -A ,X , ll if : . -1 W 45' H X A 'ff -gi 2'7' it 3 e ' ' ' ' 1 777 a i'V. ,.:ff:' A , f' ' , -- 'ZALTQ 1 A gfi.-,sgw gt-A f,fT,z , , ,...., 3,, , ,Ys2i1 ig 1, f WWESI L-ifizikiimkyriigitlrf. if 1 f-..f i ' M .. .1 f,.,4mmn- tal' np-I D -. , get - fp .L , , ,Q , 4 . ,-f.s,5,lij,4:g,p,t.,:f , iff 4- .nib ,mf 45, gif. .SV Q, ,Q ., j. X, X . N, I ' 4 ' fc 5+ 1 3 N , -fbi' ga diy! i-'HE' ', I ' ' '! Y ' 's 'ff -- .1-s.'w.M ' fi I ' 1. . '- ' -f I-.M-. sf , fr I f 1 t f lqigswf' .. , ,iv g. 4, -if fav-za? - H 1 .. ,tw .. 'fav ,mf l sg ul K' X x ,il 45 ' N YZ NR WL' 'Ii' 6 , i,3Yk-Vfii-v,gz'f3:, w ik i, xy , .,1gg53g. 5 z3 f1,,jf.,x bf ,Q :L suis ' f f ..,.5.gV,,::i gag: K ,' sv V, K- V E West Shore 13 Susquehanna 6 Friday night, October 26, saw the YVest Shore Trojans victorious for the fifth con- secutive game, Susquehanna being the victim. In a steady down-pour of rain, the half ended in a scoreless deadlock. Moor- head scored once in the third quarter and once in the fourth quarter on a 60 yard run. The Indians scored their only T.D. in the last quarter on a long completed pass, as the game ended 13-6. West Shore 32 Enola 7 West Shore played its last home game on November 10, when the Trojans met the Enola Panthers. Jaymes scored a trio of T.D.'s as YV.S. took a first quarter lead of 19-0. In the second quarter both teams scored once to make the score 25-7. There was no more scoring after Irvin made a T.D. in the third quarter and the game ended 32-7. 4 iv f:gg'p,a zzz- . .iff 'B' ft V5

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f,J l wrt.. it ia 5 i 15525 '? 3 , , ., yum v as as -S3 2 Row One: Kimmel, Sutton, Nye. Dress, Lechthaler, Crognale. Nlyers. C. Reed. Smith. Opperman, Vogelsong, Cassell Ron' Tivo: Kohler, Shipc, Berry, Howe, XYatl4ins, George, Klaeier. Six, l'oole. Hall. Ron' Tlzree: Volin, Mr. Moser Coach, llohl, Marshall, Quigley, lipply, R. Reed, Reeser, Nlaguelli, Zimmerman, Ware, Stephens, Mr. Smith, Coach Shatto. X Nlax Smith, Corlclz Russel Nlose1',A.t.si.s'I1u1t Conch VARSITY FOOTBALL The West Shore High School football team began their l95G season under the able coaching of Max Smith and Russel Moser, togeth- er for the second year in training the baby Tro- jans. This season proved to be a milestone in the history of our high school teams. They won their hrst game in two years and then went on to defeat four more teams, completing the season with a record ol five wins and three losses. YVe can look forward with anticipation to the day when these boys will he the varsity, for we are sure they will continue to do an outstanding job. 104