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

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LINDBERGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Mr, Noah Gray, Superintendent l Mr. Willis Schott, Assistant Superintendent - BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: Mrs. Toni Wirts, Secretary: Mr. Ted W. Hawkins, President: Mr. Walter Solovic, Vice-presi- dent, Back Row: Mr. Charles A. James, Treasurer, Mr, Donald O. Hartmann, Sr., Memberp Mr. William F, Held, Member. Plant Administration i II I ' v- 'f f, 1 'L' Dr. Elma Armistead, Assistant Superintendent - Curriculum and Teaching Personnel Mr. John E. Davis, Assistant Superintendent - Finance fi 132 i,. , ru-q Q- -'C Dr. Sanford Pridy, Assistant Superintendent - Instruction ii 'N 5 Jil tex' . . v Mr. Richard G. Schuppan, Administrative As- sistant to the Superintendent and Communi- ty Relations li' ' ...i N . 11,iN ,X Jfxigf' ., u i

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0 lSOQIIIPQllLllZIllllG f , Students and teachers alike have been conditioned to respond in a robot-like manner. A bell rings, and students file into a classroom. Another bell rings, and the teacher takes attendance. The next fifty-five minutes are spent with the teacher talking while the students listen, the teacher asking questions while the students answer, or the teacher supervising while the students read, write, or do arithmetic. This routine learning pattern goes on in classroom after classroom, hour after hour, day after day. Lindbergh had its share of routine procedures in 1978- 793 however, students and faculty members were living proof that learning goes beyond book work. By interact- ing with others after class, over lunch, on an athletic field. or at an after-school activity, they discovered interesting facets of other peoples' personalities. They learned the meaning of friendship and cooperation. 1. Chaperoning the Turnabout Dance is not all work for Mrs. Cole. 2. Mr. McGuffey bets Mr. Dougan that he can't eat lust one. 3. Upon finishing a dinner of French delicacies at the French Club Dinner. Dr. Pridy and Mrs. Gleich await the evening's entertainment. 4. Always enthusiastic about cross country. Coach McCracken dis- cusses the year's highlights at the team's annual banquet.

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141' I l Nl 5 I l I 1 I gl il 1 I ,. .I L 'i 2 A 3 5 Ai ll I ll I 'I I l I l I ' l . I . I l ll . ' 4 LINDBERGH HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION . 'VO Dr. Sanford Pridy, Acting Principal 1,15- Mr. Clifford Smith, Tenth Grade Principal V ,y -1 C7 five, .Il AX tr! T K l ,jx t , Mr. Fred Dahlberg, Curriculum Coordinator 'QL' I ww., .,,,, ff 4 s 'WWILMNW' 5 1' flew' fin 1'3 Mr. Don Jones, Twelfth Grade Principal .f i wr x.4 , 7 ' ' 1 '4 , 4- Mr. Bill Coplin, Ninth Grade Principal Q .ZX :,fk1x:A A' .li sf fl Q5 , S .1 O .QF ,' Q. .I ' 5, 1 -'5 1,51 X. .-: , 1. I. tb cgi, xii , :X-X J Q 'fer 133 'iw- ia Dr. John Hardin, Eleventh Grade Principal Q 'vf' '11 fi .V Vjx r ,. I V X - ' I KS fn, , . - ,f 1 5 5 W I I ' A Mr. Tony Lema, Activity Director With the resignation of Dr Leroy Amen, LHS principal for twenty- two years, the high school oega looking to Dr. Sanford Pridy for guidance. Acting Principal Prldy finds the Student Council- sponsored Faculty Breakfast oc September 21. 1978. proiides a good opportunity to become better acquainted with Mrs Bragg. as well as other nwenwper, of HIS staff, Administratlc