Lutheran High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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An enthusiastic pep talk always helps to create a fighting spirit in a team. Ours is no exception and jon Anderson, Captain, delivered a rousing pre-game talk which inspired the members to a con- vincing defeat of St. Agnes in Lutheran High's first Olympic League victory, 14-10. This his- toric game was mainly dominated by the Lions fine defensive line which held the Saints offense. On offense the Lions' hard hitting line made many gains possible. Lutheran's fired - up football team fought gallantly against St. 'Iohn's Bosco in the third annual Homecom- ing game. Hard-driving tackles char- acterized this afl-important game but the luck and the breaks of the game were against the Lions as a deter- mined Bosco team was the victor, 21-8. For a brief moment fortune was with the Lions as the crowd was elec- trified by a heart-tingling 50-yard run. Sponsored by The Hellmans

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The Lions opened their Olympic League competi- tion against Chamingtde with a 12-9 defeat. The Lions completely dominated the first quarter and led by a score of 2'0V,after a safety but the Eagles came flying back totake a 6-2 lead at the halftime. The Lions promptlyestnxck back in the third quar- ter with their only touchdown of the afternoong but all was in vain as the visitors capitalized on a Lion miscue and 'took command again before the final whistle sounded the end of the game. me in V,, ..., , V VTheiLions charged into the game seeking their third victory against Bell-jeff. The game was action-packed and was characterized by fine offen' sive passing and a hard-charging line. On their first drive the Lions looked like a great football team but a Lion fumble was picked up by a Bell- jeff player who romped home to pay dirt and sent the visitors to a 6-0 lead. The Lions quickly roared hack to tiethe score on a two-yard plunge. Bell-jeff scored on a last minute pass to win 12-6. 'I ,t:ff3,,.,,,te mi pyl. g :o,ilZm3,,T,,5ilVg2VV WV . ,V .... ,,.,, V V. V. V V V V V - , 4 - , A W- . Wvmfstf ,M ,,,.M,. 'f.Mf z..a,,,.a... 'f ',.w.. ',. I.. , , ,.. .H -A - - .--.--. , VV V , V. A ,, ,D 3 V ,,,.,,,,.,, . ,. ..,...... , V, VV 'E' . , ' -- , K I K - , V' ,, I xl , I .5 QV , V. ., V ,, V c V , 5, Q, e ' 1 ' , f - N W it .lf V ,f V Q f 1 5' 1, I I V - gl ,V , 4 f . we 'W , ,vw 1 K A Vo A q we :fl 7: ' Q 'V sf 5 K 'lfiiil V '- V 7 A 5' f I X, 5 2 ' we 2- -fem' ,Q fgw ,ALVV V, , V , , ,VV V W Vf V V , .3 ,I Q A lf! A I of

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Coach johnson gives Terry Groff advice as Coach Oet- ring observes the game. Don Reisig watches from the side lines with a determined will to play. Sponsored by Coaches Oetting and johnson stir North Hollywood Glass Co, the spirits of the team through a Pep 11050 Chandler Blvd. talk before the San Miguel game. North Hollywood