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

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VVest Shore 67 Hummelstown 45 The Trojans were entertained by Hum- melstown's Bulldogs and scored a 67-45 victory. The Wfest Shore offense was well balanced again, as four players hit double hgures. Moorhead's 26 was high, while McClain, Luff, and Hostetler each scored 12 points keeping the Trojans ahead from the start. West Shore 52 Susquehanna 47 The Trojans ended the Hrst half with only one league court. It was a closely fought game the whole way, but a 19-11 third quarter advantage for the Trojans proved to be the difference. 17 points by Moorhead was high for the night, while Hostetler Q11j, McClain f9j, and Luff f9j helped in the cause. VVest Shore 57 Susquenita 75 Traveling up the river, the Trojans suf- fered their second league loss. The Black- hawks had an Noni' night as they sank shots from everywhere on the court. Moor- head and Hostetler kept us in the game defensively, while Luff and Hostetler scored 14 points apiece. West Shore 89 Enola 38 Entertaining the Panthers from Enola the Trojans made their visit miserable. By outscoring them in every quarter the Shore men clobbered the Panthers by a 89-38 score. The Trojans used the fast break and the press to great advantage. Hostetler, Luff, and McClain combined for 59 points with 22, 19, and 18 respectively. West Shore 54 Camp Hill 87 Traveling to neighboring Camp Hillys court, the Shoremen again lost, this being their third league lossg the second at the hands of the undefeated Lions. Hostetler played a hard game on both defense and offense and was high scorer with 27 points, while Moorhead added 13. YfVest Shore 51 Cumberland Valley 43 Wlest Shore met a highly improved QV. team as the game went into overtime be- fore the Trojans could claim victory. The Eagles led until Dick Harris scored a field goal to send the game into the overtime in which Wfest Shore held a 10-2 edge. Hos- tetler and Moorhead were again high scorers with 18 and 15 points, respectively. Wlest Shore 61 Highspire 50 The Highspire Tigers took advantage of their home court by jumping to a 27-25 halftime lead. The Trojans, however, played team ball the second half as Moor- head C19l, and Hostetler C15j led the way to our victory. VYest Shore 57 New Cumberland 65 Coming to our court the Tigers avenged their earlier defeat by handing the Trojans a 65-57 loss. The game was decided when NC. got a third quarter 10 point advan- tage. Moorhead f22l and Hostetler 120D were high scorers. West Shore 59 Northern 55 Playing on Northern,s fioor, West Shore had an ofT'1 night, just beating Northern, as mainstay Bob Moorhead sank 23 points. In the Hnal seconds of the game Bob Luff fell to the floor, breaking his shoulder, and was lost to the team for the rest of the sea- son. West Shore 75 Hummelstown 41 The Bulldogs gave the Trojans some heart-quickeningimoments as they took an early 5-0 leadg however the Shoremen came back to take the lead which they held to the end. Moorhead, Hostetler, and McClain scored 25,19, and 10 points res- pectively. Wfest Shore 42 Susquehanna 54 In the concluding game of the season Wfest Shore lost to a tall Susquehanna team on the Indianis court. The Trojans made a second quarter comback to tie the score at halftime but couldn,t keep it up. Hostetler was high with 20 points, while Moorhead added 10. The Trojans ended the season in third place in the L.S.C. 107

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ftilffi QW? U5 Sf A 1 Rua' Our: Ifoclit, Quigley, Herman, Solmon, Sutton, ,Xmlt-rson, liolil. Run' 'l'zm: Mr, Smith, Coaebg SlCClC,fil11lIlCl man, lluelos. Bowman, Reeser. 0'lSrien. Nlclfee, Beale, Xlagnelli. UN IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our junior varsity basketball team closed their season with the won and lost columns just about even. The team, under the coaching of Max Smith, lost some very close games. The hrst team consisted of Bill O'Brien, Don Beale, Howie Me- Fee, Art Duc-los, and Aloe Anderson, all of whom are sophomores. XVe are looking forward to see- ing good things ol' these boys when they become our varsity because ol' the potential they possess. Klux Sluilli,C1mr'l1