Saint Paul Lutheran High School - Voyager Yearbook (Roseville, MN)

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The opening game of the season against Mayer proved to be the Beacons most decisive. This tragic loss cost them the championship, But win or lose, they displayed spectacular offensive plays. With Mayer leading 7-0, the completion of the game was changed when Steve Krinke made smashing headway through their defensive line and scored a touch- down. The keen eye of the defense was shown as Daryl Johnson made a pass interception and ran twenty yards for the touchdown. Despite the desperate efforts exerted by the iron men , Mayer maintained the upper hand, winning by only two points. This loss was compensated by a four game win- ning streak.

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D , . ,,A. Wi... I Front row: K. Rahng R. Hathaway: D. Macyg B. Lodgaardg C. Johnson. Back row: R. Forrester, managerg W. Ctvrtnik, manager: M. Schultzg D. Johnson L Odenwaldg J. Andersong S. Krinkeg T. Cwrahamg P. Langeg J. Macy, manager R BASKETBALL A SQUAD 5. p. L. OPPONENTS 5, P. L Z9 34 Sommerset 31 22 48 St. Croix 41 29 49 Minneapolis 4' 31 43 51 Bethany, Mankato 'W' 49 Z2 33 Waverly 4' 60 36 47 Winsted 19' 45 Z2 47 Concordia 42 22 53 Mayer 4' 41 20 75 sr. Croix if 43 49 63 Chaska 4' 65 28 55 Minneapolis 'U' 55 35 59 Bethany, Mankato 4' 42 31 62 Waverly 4' 63 26 45 Sommerset 47 24 68 Winsted 4' 61 35 68 sr. Croix if 52 13 52 Chaska 'U' 66 43 61 Concordia 48 24 48 Mayer 'U' 51 32 'F' Conference Games 37 B SQUAD OPPONENTS Sommerset St. Croix Gethsemane Minneapolis 4' Bethany, Mankato Waverly 4' Winsted 4' Concordia Mayer 19' Gethsemane St. Croix 19' Chaska W' Minneapolis '9' Waverly '4' Sommerset Winsted 4' St. Croix 1' Chaska 'V' Concordia Mayer W' 4' Conference Games