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

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7w7kw4' and fddl HUMMELSTOWN-52 W.S.-60 NORTHERN-30 W.5--64 The first home game seemed to be The Troians once more showed the tonic the Trojans needed as they good scoring balance with Jim Zim- registered their first victory of the mGVman'S 13, DOH Beale's 16, and season with Jon Ritchie, Mike Bohl, Jon Ritchie's 13 leading the way as and Gary Reeser leading a host of they blasted Northern during Christ- scorers with 15, 12, and 11 points mas vaCaTiOn. respectively. DON BEALE JOHN MILLARD SUSQUEHANNA-45 W.S.-51 Traveling away again the Troians unleashed a tor- rid tast-break and ran the Indians right into the floor. Bill O'Brien poured in 20 points with Mike Bohl adding 12. SUSQUENITAWSS W.5.-57 In a double-overtime, sudden death thriller the Troians ripped Susquenita at the wire with a iump shot by Bill O'Brien. O'Brien's 15 counters led the Troians with Mike Bohl and Jon Ritchie adding 12 each. EAST PENNSBORO-41 W.S.-56 The Troians came on with a second half rush and spilled the Panthers of East Pennsboro. Jon Ritchie ripped the nets for 23 points and John Millard chipped in with 10.

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I E I O I NEW CUMBERLAND474 W.S.-59 The Trojans started the second half of the season with their long time rivals'and were shown a wicked defeat. Although O'Brien scored 18 points, they weren't enough to put W.S. in the win column. HUMMELSTOVVN-45 W.S.f72 W.S. traveled to Hummelstown be- fore they finally broke their 3-game losing streak by swamjoing the Bull- dog five. Bill O'Brien's and Don Beale's combined 35 points played an important part in this win. NORTHERNf32 VV.S.w65 VV.S. played host to a low-rated Northern club and added another win to their record in a very lopsided game. Bill O'Brien and Gary Reeser scored 15 and 14 points respectively. SUSQUEHANNA--59 W.S.-61 Mike Bohl's field goal with one second to go won a closely knit bat- tle. The game was so close that the score never varied more than 6 points. Although Bill O'Brien only had A points in the first half, he totaled 26 by the end of the game. SUSQUENITA-38 VV.S.4AO For the second game in a row Mike Bohl was called upon to score the winning points in the last second of the game. The Trojans made a poor showing at the Blackhawk floor and O'Brien held scoring honors with only 12 points. EAST PENNSBORO-60 VV.S.f7O Continuing with their winning streak, the Trojans clurnped a highly- rated Panther club. Although trailing by 5 points with 2 minutes to go, the Trojan quintet bounced back with 15 points. Bill O'Brien and .lon Rit- chie contributed 22 and 25 points respectively. I50 BOILING SPRINGS-33 W.S.-51 Journeying to Boiling Springs, the Trojans easily nabbed the Bubbler team. With only 18 points the first half, the Trojans boosted the score to 51 while Bill O'Brien took scoring honors with 28. CUMBERLAND VALLEY-58 W.S.-73 Fir the first time in two years the Trojans defeated the C.V. Eagles. This was a well-played game. Bill O'Brien, Mike Bohl, and Gary Reeser had 16, 15, and 15 counters re- spectively. CAMP HILL--59 VV.S.-30 The last game found the Trojan five fold under with the crushing at- tack of the Lions in a real setback. Gary Reeser was high man with 15 points for the losing cause.