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

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gf 1 SPIRIT GF 976

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A I R. STUART WALL This year our nation celebrates the 200th anniversary of the American Revolution. During this year particular at- tention has been placed on our past that has shaped our present and provides for a productive future. Here at Lind- bergh, students have been exposed to the rich heritage of their country through the valiant efforts of Mr. Stuart Walls, American History teacher. Mr. Walls earned his BS in history at Southeast Missouri State and attended University of Missouri at Columbia, where he was awarded his Master of Arts degree. In 1964 this teacher came to Lindbergh and for the past I2 years has worked brilliantly and exuberantly in the Lindbergh History Department. Mr. Walls along with Mr. Gary Jackson teaches a team program in American History. Besides his activities in the classroom, Mr. Walls has been the Student Council Sponsor for three years and a Junior Class Sponsor. Also, for the past three years he has been the sponsor of the Lindbergh students participating in the Close-Up Program in Washington, D.C. The Close-Up Program allows inquisitive juniors to see how the govern- ment works. Due to his diligent efforts and numerous accomplishments for the History Department, the 1976 SPIRIT is dedicated to Mr. Stuart Walls. J-M.. , I I Contents Student Life 10 3 Organizations 36 -lil Sports 74 Faculty 114 Classes 150 Senior Directory 282 of

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