Lutheran South High School - Lance Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Is there such, cz thing as too much to Yes! In the halls when the 3:20 bell rings people rush to the nearest exit and giant mountains of students seem to be formed. Between classes the halls become an obstacle course. People learn very quickly the art of dodging. This talent can later be put to practical use in crowded shopping centers and rock concerts. therness? 9 is r - riffs y,iff!Y'fy-A 4 lnnnpqug lun New '-W is fwf' we eww if 3 ' Ifillzg i, 'Lx , au., . fm ,fs W A p. g-,iv A ,gf ff -in F wg 'V ,ggi X , 1, - N V WWA .cimzam ' .wlim 11 ,gi A Q r r M ,V qw, . W- ,g.Q'. ' , ,',W93'N1 Y-,' J , -i lsr , it L M A 8 'il if , ' . : 'l MM ' ' ,,' if F 'il 5' 1 A 5 37' ' A A 4 A f J .L V fav, i 4 M'

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I -w j wig., 8 A Academics 4'Academics is the schooling part' of school. Jayne Hutchins sg, -3-,,, ,X hx i.Y,fUPr Z' E ,, , jf' in S 'g' Z .M if S f' . . -reef? The average student at South spends over 1,400 hours in classes each year. By graduation, a Senior has tak- en approximately 42 semester courses, spending over 6,000 hours at school. Because academics take up so much time, it is only appropriate that a new section be added to the yearbook to cover this part of a student's life. This new section catches students in the act of education. v