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

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We travel through life participating, sacrificing, giving of ourselves as we light our roads with our many talents. Yet those things we love and enjoy, the open opportunities, make it all worthwhile. vw-n-Sv' ' view' g7fQ'Qmi', if -I .9

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It Went From A Place Where Everyone Knew Each Other To A Place Where You Can Get Lost In The Halls. Mr. Herman Haeger 7 ' ' i,.l' T1 A . , Q.. P f , 'L ' 'fl I.T3i ,i.?Se1sfQ-' .' ' , . ' ,.. I A W 'Ll-lil.: 'Y X f-f1if ' 4'.Qiff ,Lf-a A 7' T'i'SfS:-' , Elie- 'T Ae'4 ,.ai9' ?i 'CI 15 Cir' , 4955- LQUT' 'fi iff X sw ' i' A 'i,,,.,a+1-'- f' A .lui 1 gags . e L .- J g ' . Etien- v K i C v ug , J ' ti , l C f.-ffl fi' ...x-.QV it l' . . y ' P '82-'D' .1 I 1 -- - I if. - 'V F 1 3..- z is 4.1 Q. A Q Top right: LHS is made up of three buildings and numerous '. ,. --nl -- p.. -. -g athletic fields. ' gflill ll 2: Middle right: The original high school is part of the present g V4 A g :M ,,oW ,A Ninth Grade Building. Lower right and left: Students' carefree atti- tudes are seen in the way they act and dress. .1 lm -' Lindbergh High School Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Anniversary A J-P V- , - . 1.v,J'f'?. ' ?.Bf? 'f,- f f5 'af' -5.1.5 ' '57 3 '-7d9f-'Ni f' '. A - .av .uf i-..-Y!-.1j' ,,-'r-.fiissafi ' 1-.4 'd-lg rg VIH.. - . . ', , ' 4'-' ... . ' ,. .. f..-.u..:g,,.-.L 44- N- .-.- . V I -wh ,lf F -X Q - - '4'- Q X f , .. 'YEBKWP L '5v -:f-,, . ,A 1 ,w1..... ' ' - , -f ,V ' l iv-1. t ,:,,,,MA 'f 1. L. ., Einygiay-. , X- r Q i i . Z W F . Z- I ' '- X 715-2' l Q -f f 'e' Q- .,..- -Jae., x ,, , .i A ... fi -1. 1i J3'9i 'fif5gf5' -. ,' .1 K ' r . ' -V, Q ,tg f .gpm 5' ...-.pf .4-' ffm. fr ' V Q21 -VH fi, 'M fag . if as fffsf .L N is 3 V J, , f , in is il ,.... , F? it S t K ' 2 1 I 2 Cross country, pom-pon girls, COE, Cafeteria Three, The Com- mons, gymnastics, soccer, girls' softball, the pool, driver's ed., Han- gar Dances, parking permits, and mini-course electives have become things we take for granted today, but twenty-five years ago, when Lindbergh High School first be- came a reality, people never even dreamed of them. Students had to bring their lunches because the building had no cafeteria until late in the school year. All has not been smooth going for the high school since 1952, but finally it celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary when the Class of 1978 was graduated in June. Mr. Herman Haeger, math 6 I i . y X85 Q. A 'g teacher, Mr. Alois Jaworski, phys- ical education teacher, and Mr. Louis Lunte, science teacher, are the only members of the original high school faculty who remain here. They have seen many other teachers come and go and have been joined by former students returning as teachers. Mr. Bob Zink, music teacher, a member of the first graduating class, was one of these alumnae. After so many years and experiences at Lindbergh High School, they can look back and see many changes that have occurred. Mr. Haeger believes the kids have changed through the years. Since there were fewer students in the early years of the high school, classes were more closely knit