Galileo High School - Telescope Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Gal rooters filled the stands to witness the first game of the football season as the Lions played host to Mission. QPictu.res Courtesy of Plymouth Picturesy Bruins Outrun Lions Mission quarterback fakes back to pass as Terry Lofrano., tackle, md Ed Parker, halfback, move in. fir-we 4' Meeting a. powerful Bear eleven in Galileo stadium, the plucky, but un- experienced Lions were quickly bap- tized by the burly Beam as Mission rolled over, around, and through the lion defense. The Lions were out passed, outnm and outblocked. The bright spot of the day was the' lone touchdown by john King, end, tossed by Laamy Ross, quarterback, on a 49 yard pass play in the fourth quarter. With heavy hearts Gal rooteis took a last look at the scoreboard which read 33-6. ,, ., 174 ' - f ' 41,7 f 3-':. fix' ii' rw, ' . V I , X t