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

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And now from the elegant Starlite Ballroom of the magnificent Casta- ways high over Los Angeles asking that question of questions -ls Just Once Enough? From the heart of beautiful down- town Burbank a tangling road twists up the hill. Bedecked with lights and regal palms, it leads the coupled-cars to the fountained en- trance of ' the Castaways. Most of the excr uciati ng ation has I nothing else, it becomes taining to behold the pai richly-robed Romeos and Spark I ii ' distant ' I ignis or the city re le evening.

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feline ears. Afterwards I had a great time at the reception, laughing and taking it all in. What a wond- derful night! — especially for the Queen. Homecoming Day started with a hot pancake breakfast and orange juice. Class cars were on dis- play and before the pep rally there was plenty of time to look them over. The quad was dotted with balloons and happy faces, when the rally started. The cheerleaders had lots of entertainment planned, including pillowcase replicas of the football players. Results of Homecoming were an- nounced: It had been decided that the Juniors had the best car. yet in spite of that, the Seniors won. Four years in a row! Yelling and screaming and jumping up and down, seniors were ecstatic. The noise was even worse than the night before, as the Seniors charged onto the stage and chanted, We ' re number one! There was so much excitement and laughter! When things quieted down the Seniors sang the Alma Mater and people in the quad stood and joined in After the pep rally, every one left for their cars. Crowds of alumni and students followed the caravan of flowered cars to the homecoming game. While the cheerleaders and a mangy, broken-tailed imitation of myself cheered the team on, the queen and her court sat happily on the sidelines. We were inevitably the victors and I was overjoyed at our victory. Allow me to introduce myself as the Lutheran Lion — the Spirit of ' 72.