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

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441066, ' The members of the Lion C team who will be our fuqxre hopes ,df our B and Varsity reams' are as follows, left to right ROW ONE: M. Fehner, K. Olsen, M. Moehlman, K. King, Dgfl-Ioisman, D. Brubeck, B, Burden, J. Satter, R. Hughes, L. Sarty ROW TWO: R. Woodmansee, R. Davis, H.. Stemwedel, R. Jensen, J. Tone, C. Maeder, N. Schafhauser, M. Pollock, J. Freitag P. Knrlm, Coach Nakanishi. Not present: j. Bentiieldg Their never,-Say-die spirit will characterize future Lion squads.

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he 'W Sue Stute Pat Lawrence Linda Allemgn O LM' H Spirit is an essential factor that helps to make up a winning team in any sport. This cannot be achieved without a well organized cheer- leading squad. They spent many hours after school training for the games in which they displayed their skills. They were the backbone of the Pep Club and performed many duties in this organization. We could not minimize their effectiveness in rousing our athletes to a high pitch, and onward into victory. After vic- tories or defeats as the case may be they lead the students in singing the alma mater. The varsity cheerleaders are pictured above as they go through their routines at a football game. The B cheerleaders pictured to the left are Jimmie Ruth Lawrence, Linda Lee Smith, Erica Grabenhorst, Annette Mertz, and Sue Bruene. They showed good promise for the future as varsity cheerleaders. With Miss Bunke as advisor they worked up many new routines for the enjoyment of the spectators. They possessed undying loyalty even when we were behind. Their determined spirit contributed much to the suc- cess of our teams whether we were winning or losing. Compliments of G, N. Lavenberg Co. 2057 W. Slauson Ave. Los Angeles 47