Lindbergh High School - Spirit Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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is to Ek r figs? 1 l ll 'r Q ff 3. ll B CLASS S Without the musicians to play the instruments in a symphony there would be no music produced. This was the major role of the student at LHS, to endure the many rehearsals throughout four years of high school, rehearsals that would prepare them for a life of their own. As every musician has to begin with the practicing of scales, so did the freshman who had to adjust to the lectures and term papers that accompany several classes. The sophomores were equal to the more advanced mu- sician, one who is perhaps ready for his first recital. They were introduced to team teaching 'and given a taste of independence. The juniors were almost ready for the final performance, experiencing every- thing from independent study to A. P. interviews. The seniors were the virtuosos of the four classes, the final product of tedious hours of practice, mak- ing the concert complete.