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

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1. Sunshine, fresh air. and the company of friends — and we want to replace all this with a cafeteria? 2. Preparing for the on- slaught of the day ' s hungry mob are Anne Staley and the Snack Shack ' s manager, Ma Parker. 3. The monotony of everyday lunchtime routine is occasionally broken by a class meeting. 4. During the time it ' s open, the Snack Shack is bombarded by students jingling their money and demand- ing merchandise. Memley. Mike Morgan, Dwight Payne, Greg Potter, Edward Sophomores 171

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A new addition to the campus this year is the Lion ' s Snack Shack. Gone forever the lunch truck . gone the scrunching, pushing and mangling and trying to get the last beef and cheese burrito, gone the waiting in line until there ' s only five more minutes left until the bell rings. Now we scrunch, push, mangle and wait in a new line. It was quite hectic at first, and students were drafted to work as clerks to ease Mrs. Parker ' s load but they also shared in the profits. It ' s great! The food is better than the lunch truck. I like the variety— the hot chocolate is a good idea, but they should put miJk in it instead of water. . Yea, Mrs. Parker! I avoid it . . it looks so crowded — I always get carried away in a mass of people. I was just getting used to slipping under everyone to get to the lunch truck. I don ' t buy my lunch there anymore. I used to, but now I pack my lunch . . . I don ' t like to stand in line, but I still get potato chips and junk there. You can get food from it anytime you like. Tnat ' s what makes it better than the lunch truck. The Snack Shack? —It ' s great! Kaufman, Mark Keller, Clark Luebbe. Doug Maalis, Mitch McPeters, Renee Meakes. Michael Miller. Steve Moore, Michele

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Nobody can say there isn ' t spirit at Lutheran High School. During Homecoming Week each class tries to beat out all the others in games, contests, races, car-decorating, and ticket selling. To get to the bottom of class spirit we asked sophomores why they thought their class was the best. Because we got third in Homecoming. We were born the best. We have different ideas than the other classes. I think we ' re really together this year — more so than last year. We ' re meditative — we think a lot about change. think the sophomore girls beating the senior girls in the tug of war was a very big issue! We really riled them up. We think we have more spirit. More class spirit, that is, than the Juniors and Freshmen. The Sophomores are the best class because I ' m a sophomore. We ' re best because we ' re not seniors. And we have more spirit than the juniors. Last year, when we came in as freshmen we were all unorganized. We never listened to the officers and we didn ' t care about the class. This year we ' re trying at least. We were champs in the tug-o-war against the senior girls. We don ' t give up easy. More sophomores are getting involved this yearthan last year. We ' re best because I ' m one of the class officers. The sophomores are gonna win next, that ' s why! Why do you ask, aren ' t we? We were born the best Sophomore cheerleaders bounce with spirit. 2. The three legged relay takes a certain amount of I togetherness. 3. Skidding around the P.E. building the sophomore go-cart snatches second place away from the Juniors. 4.