NEWSLETTER February - Lindbergh School District

21, 1Winter 2008Inside:Pg. 2-Letter from thePrincipalPg. 6-News NotesPg. 8-DistinguishedAlumni /Athletic Hallof Fame nominationsPg. 9-LHSAA MembershipFormPg.11-Alumni BusinessDirectoryLHSAAOFFICERSPresidentVic Lenz '60Vice PresidentWayne Ashwell '58TreasurerVicky (Ferleman)O'Neill '64SecretarySusan (Ashwell)Schraut '87DIRECTORSDon Bee '61Jenny (Miller)Bell '82Kris (Kirk)Blakemore '63Barbara (Bess)Gregston '70Sharon (Hammel)Hessler '66Pat O'Neill '61Joan (Langenbach)Robinson '62Kathy (Boggs)Toohey '74Our New LookDear members,After serving as newsletter researcher/writer/editor/publisher/coordinator, etc.for approximately 15 years, I think it’s time to pass the reins on to someone else. MaryJane Driscoll, Lindbergh’s new alumni relations/fund development specialist hasvolunteered to serve as newsletter editor, at least for the near future. Along with a neweditor comes a new look to our publication, a different format, a few pictures, and evena little color. It will be bulk mailed from school instead of first class from my house,and some copies will be sent electronically, saving considerable postage. I will continuecollecting news articles, verifying names and class years and occasionally writing anarticle before passing the material on to Mary Jane.The most difficult part of publishing a newsletter is having enough news topublish. Please help make our job easier by sending in news clippings regarding alumniengagements, weddings, obituaries, promotions, military service, election to office, orwriting a paragraph or two on what you’ve been doing since graduation. Or, just tell uswhat you like or dislike about our newsletter. You may send articles in by U.S. Mail or,preferably, e-mail by using the contact form on the Web site.(Cont. Page 2)MARK YOUR CALENDARLHS Alumni Spring BBQFriday, May 16, 2008LHS Alumni Homecoming WeekendDistinguished Alumni /Athletic Hall of Fame Awards BanquetThursday, October 9, 2008Alumni Homecoming Football GameFriday, October 10, 2008Alumni Golf Tournament (if sufficient interest and volunteers)Saturday, October 11, 2008For more information, go to www.lindberghschools.ws

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008Continued from page 1Over the 20 years the LHSAAhas been in existence we have had threenewsletter editors: Joan (Langenbach-'62) Robinson, Amy (Meyer '92)Robinson (no relation to Joan), and me,the first not named Robinson. During myterm I’ve had considerable assistancefrom numerous high school journalismstudents and at least four journalismteachers, primarily and most recently, EdDonnelly and Megan Troup. I greatlyappreciate their assistance, advice andfriendship.I’ve been active with theorganization since the very first meetingon Jan. 27, 1988. I spend an average ofone to two hours every day on alumnibusiness, some days considerably more,plus at least one-day-a-week on campus.Publishing the first two alumnidirectories in 1999 and 2004 requiredmany, many eight-hour days. Later thisyear I intend to start on a 2009 edition.On the plus side is thecamaraderie I have shared withhundreds-- no, thousands-- of our 26,000alumni. I answer every phone call fromalums that call the school and arereferred to me for information onmembership, reunions, alumni orteachers. I also respond to every e-mailsent to our Web site. It has been mypleasure to chat with so many LHS gradsand teachers over the years.This summer my 1958classmates and I will celebrate our 50-year reunion. It’s hard to believe it’sbeen 54 years since we first enteredthose halls as scared little freshmen, justthree months after the first class of 50seniors had graduated. Since then ourchildren, Susan (Ashwell '87) Schrautand Scott Ashwell '90 and daughter-inlawTracey (Davis '91) Ashwell havegraduated from LHS and we presentlyhave several grandchildren in Lindberghschools. We all are thankful for theoutstanding education we received atLindbergh.Sincerely,Wayne Ashwell '58Vice PresidentLHS Alumni AssociationA Letter from the PrincipalDear Alumni,Welcome to 2008 and our firstedition of the Alumni News forthis year. Lindbergh High Schoolstudents continue to carry on thegreat academic and athletic traditionsset by so many of you fromearly classes. Newsweek has recognizedus for the third year in arow as a Top 1,000 School in theNation. The Department of Elementaryand Secondary Educationhas awarded us for a seventh yearas a District of Distinction and theMissouri High School AthleticAssociation announced that Lindberghwas a Leadership Schoolfor seven years in a row. Congratulationsto each of you forhelping to establish the foundationon which we operate today.As the unstable winter monthspass by, we are excited by theprospect of spring and severalalumni gatherings. Our SpringAlumni Weekend will be held onMay 16 and 17 to coincide withthe district’s Spirit Festival. Lookfor more information on thisevent and others on the districtWebsite or in future alumni publications.I would like to take this opportunityto invite each of you back tovisit Lindbergh. We would enjoythe opportunity to reconnect withyou and your family as we tourthe school, Alumni Hall and severalnew building editions. Pleasecall Ms. Nancy Lupo at 314-729-2410 to reserve your tour time. Ifyou really want to reconnect wewould like you to stay for lunch -now that will bring back memories.Sincerely,Dr. Ronald C. HelmsPrincipalA Touch of Class, the Lindbergh HighSchool Alumni newsletter, is publishedquarterly by the Lindbergh High SchoolAlumni Association, 4900 S. LindberghBlvd., St. Louis, MO 63126. To submitinformation for the next issue, go towww.lindberghschools.ws/alumni andclick on the Contact Form tab, mail yourinfo to MJ Driscoll at the above address,email mdriscoll@lindberghschools.ws,or call us at 314-729-2400 x 8816.2

Flyers’ First Basketball Number RetiresOn Tuesday, Jan. 15, one ofthe greatest basketballplayers in Lindbergh history hadhis number, 54, retired. GeorgeFaerber graduated fromLindbergh High School (LHS) in1967 after leading his team toconsecutive Final Fourappearances. Faerber’s name is inthe record books for manycategories in the LindberghBasketball program includingmost points in a career, mostrebounds in a career and mostpoints in a single game. Upongraduating from LHS, Faerberattended Purdue University wherehe was an All-Americanbasketball player for theBoilermakers. Faerber’s teamwent to the Final Four where theyA Touch of Class • Winter 2008matched up with UCLA and thegreat Lou Alcindor coached byJohn Wooden. Faerber and hiswife Pam traveled from Indianafor the ceremony along withFaerber’s high school coach LouLorch and teammates.Lorch stated “George was everycoach’s dream. He was just anoutstanding athlete. He made allhis teammates better and alsomade me a better coach. Georgeis truly a person and playerLindbergh High School can beproud of.”Photo, from left: Pam andGeorge Faerber; Lou Lorch;Jason Wolfard, current LHShead basketball coach; PrincipalRon Helms; CaitlynCroghan, LHS senior Pomco-captain.Lindbergh Activities for Students and AdultsThe Lindbergh ActivitiesDepartment offers manyclasses for adults along with thosefor students.Dance classes for adults will takeplace on Monday and Thursdayevenings in the multi-purposeroom at LHS. Beginner Ballroom,Intermediate Ballroom, LineDance and Salsa classes will alsobe offered.Informational flyers can be foundat district schools. Informationand registration is also availableon the Web. In addition, severalclasses will be available duringSummer Enrichment, June 2-27.These adult education classesinclude Computer classes, CPR/AED—child and CPR Infant,Beginner Sewing and Stressbuster.Summer Enrichmentbrochures are available in districtschools offices. Check out themany new classes, includingseveral for adults that will runsimultaneously with studentclasses.3

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008JournalismJubilationPictured, from left: Stephen, Allan and Bonnie Begany, President Bush,Susan Begany Brockhaus, Rob Brockhaus and Lauren Begany.Four LHS Alumni Meet PresidentSusan Begany Brockhaus '96 was personally recognized byPresident Bush in the Oval Office for her two years of service in theWhite House Situation Room. Susan’s husband Rob Brockhaus '96was also present at the ceremony along with her brother StephenBegany '99, sister Lauren Begany '06 and parents Allan and BonnieBegany. Susan was selected to work in the White House SituationRoom on behalf of the FBI, where she is employed as an analyst.Three Lindbergh High Schooljournalism students and analumnus recently receivedawards at state and nationalcompetitions. LHS juniorMaggie Nestor earned a SuperiorFeature Story NewspaperWriting Award and seniorTheresa Helm was awardedHonorable Mention YearbookCaption/Headline Writing atthe National Scholastic JournalismEducation Convention.Kristen Zeis, LHS senior,earned second place in Photojournalismas part of a MediaWorkshop from the MissouriSchool of Journalism. LHSalumnus Spencer Ernst '07earned third place in the BroadcastStory of the Year, BroadcastSports, KLHS Ch. 98.Don’t forget to visitwww.lindberghschools.ws/alumni for all the latestalumni news, informationabout upcoming events and alook at the latest additions tothe LHS Alumni logo wearcollection!LHS Alumnus Wins Competition at MizzouLindbergh 2006 graduate Spencer Ernst '07 got creative in the iLifecompetition at Mizzou, where he is a freshman. Spencer’s sense ofhumor and pop-culture savvy worked well for Team iLost, which wonthe freshman experience category and the overall grand prize for Lost @Mizzou. The three-minute piece combined the premises and characters ofpopular TV shows Lost and 24 with “survivors” of move-in day at MU.To view the video click on http://mizzouwire.missouri.edu/stories/2007/ilife-competition/index.php.www.lindberghschools.ws/alumni4

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008Lindbergh’s Perfect Annual Performance ReportLindbergh School District again earns excellent marks for achievement, as indicated in the Nov. 1 release of AnnualPerformance Reports (APR) by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). The APRis issued by DESE for each school district in the state. The report measures progress on meeting six academic standardsrepresented by 14 specific performance indicators. The 14 “mets” awarded to Lindbergh by DESE mean a “100%” for thedistrict on its Annual Performance Report.“The perfect score can be attributed to two things: students are really working hard and taking learning seriously, andteachers are really working hard,” stated Chuck Triplett, Director of Curriculum and Student Programs.The 2007 APR shows that Lindbergh School District exceeded the criteria for all applicable indicators.Nancy Rathjen, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, said, “In the past five years we have made tremendousstrides in meeting the mandates of No Child Left Behind. Each year the district has invested in more support forstudents and teachers in order to increase student achievement. Students and teachers have made the best use of that supportto continue taking achievement to the next level. Our scores have moved steadily up over this five year period.”With changes to MAP testing and an increase in APR indicators, DESE created two forms of Distinction in Performanceawards for which districts may qualify: Distinction in Performance for High Achievement and Distinction in Performancefor Improvement. The perfect APR score led to Lindbergh being recognized for the Distinction in Performance for HighAchievement award.Lindbergh’s Outstanding Board of EducationThe Lindbergh School DistrictBoard of Education was recentlyrecognized as one of sixstate finalists for the “OutstandingBoard of Education Award” bythe Missouri School Boards’ Association(MSBA). The Boardwas also honored with a resolutiondeclaring January 27-February 2 as National SchoolBoard Week.Certificates from MSBA and copiesof the resolution were presentedto the Board by Dr. CarterWard, executive director ofMSBA. Dr. Ward thanked theBoard members for giving back totheir community and for making aPictured, from left: Bob Foerstel '76, Board Director; David Peek, BoardDirector; Kenneth Fey '74, Board Vice President; Katie Wesselschmidt,Board Treasurer; Mark Rudoff '73, Board President; Dr. Ward; Dr. VicLenz '60, Board Secretary; and Janine Fabick, Board Director.5www.lindberghschools.ws/alumni

News NotesA Touch of Class • Winter 2008SEND US YOUR NEWS!!WE WILL PUBLISH IT HEREIN THE NEXT ISSUE!!Maggie Sarmiento '02 is one of two St. Louisdancers who spends 10 months out of the yearperforming and touring the country with the stars ofSesame Street Live. In the current show, “When ElmoGrows Up,” Sarmiento and Graves, a Windsor Highgrad, play a big roll in the show. They help Elmo anda couple other characters learn their dance steps.Maggie was in town recently when the show playedat the Scottrade Center.Gayle Keck '73 reports that she has just launchedwww.BeenThereAteThat.com - a new website thatlets you upload your photos of food - to shareopinions, find restaurants, post recipes and "picturewhat the world is eating." All food photos arewelcome - from fancy restaurants, to street food, tohome-cooked meals. You can also search byingredient, restaurant, type of food and location.The following update came in response to an inquiryabout former 1950’s teacher and coach George VanRonzelen. New member, William "Bill" VanRonzelen '78 wrote “George Van Ronzelen was arelative of mine, a second cousin. George used tohave us at his ranch (sheep) every fall for a hugeBBQ after he left teaching and St. Louis to settle inRichland, MO. George passed away awhile back, inthe mid-to-late 90's if I remember correctly. Eventhough we were not really that close, I often lookback at the few happy times we shared and wish therecould have been more.Beverlee (Kettler '74) Maschek reports that herdaughter, Stephanie Maschek '07 is a chemistrymajor at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, MO.Jeffrey Panhorst '07 received the prestigious WynneHarrell Music Scholarship. He was one of twostudents from the state to be awarded this scholarshipand was recognized in front of the entire MMEAconference.Cindy (Carlock '86) Snyder writes “I am writingthis on behalf of my sister, Cathy (Carlock '88)Lorenz. She is a principal at Rockwood Summit. Shepassed her Superintendent Test!” Cindy is a teacher atTruman Elementary.Claudia (Snyder '60) Bidleman shared her recipefor Extra-Creamy Cheesecake in the ‘What’sCooking’ column of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch inJanuary. Actually, the recipe was given to her by herlifelong friend, June (Nelson '59) Blair, daughter offormer LHS Principal Lowell Nelson. Claudia’sarticle mentioned her love of cooking, canning,gardening and sewing and her extensive world travelfor both business and pleasure. She is a retireddirector of purchasing for a division of RockwellSemiconductor in San Diego. She returned to St.Louis in 2001, met her husband the next year andthey were married in ’03.Dr. G., Medical Examiner, staring LHS grad Dr. JanGaravaglia '74 appears on The Learning Channel(TLC) at 8 p.m. central time on Wednesday evenings.Tune in for a ‘real’ CSI program.Monte Nesser '83 has joined Landmark Real EstateGroup, LLC as a Commercial Property Specialist inretail sales/leasing & investments and will also act asDirector of Residential Services. He is married toMelanie (Waltemath '86) Nesser.Glenda (Mitchell '81) Prysock was promoted toOperations Coordinator at Covance BioanalyticalLaboratory in Indianapolis, Ind.Hollie Joe Youngman '58 sent New Year’s greetingsand mentioned that he was looking forward to thearrival of two new great-grandsons in January of ’08.Hollie is a retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer andresides in Texas.A cold case may soon be closed in the murder ofSheila Cole '74, according to an article in the SouthCounty Times December 21-26 edition. Serial killer,Timothy Krahcir, recently confessed to abducting andmurdering Sheila Cole in Cape Girardeau where shewas a student at Southeast Missouri State University.6

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008News NotesJohn Davis '71 wrote “I was glad to see the HighSchool honor and retire George Faerber’s '67 jerseyin January ‘08. He was quite an athlete. I was only afreshmen when he broke the school scoring recordand got an opportunity to see that game. It was neatseeing (Coaches) Don Bee '61 and Lou Lorch at therecognition ceremony. Down the road the schoolshould consider honoring the 1970 basketball team,which in my opinion was one of the most talentedgroup of guys to play basketball. (particularly GaryLink '70 and Steve Blind '70 who I went to schoolwith at MU. If you never played the game ofbasketball you don’t know how talented those guyswere. I think I went to every basketball game myjunior year. How time flies.!!!!!!” John recentlyreceived his Lifetime Certification from the Instituteof Supply Chain Management.Megan Van Berkel '05, was one of 201 students whotook the first step into the pharmacy profession at theWhite Coat Ceremony of St. Louis College ofPharmacy.Nathan Schultz '94, is the winner of the LHSAlumni Raffle. Nathan was very pleased to have wonthe $100 prize, saying “I never win anything!”Weddings, Engagements, AnniversariesAbigail Hagy '00 and Andrew Berthold (Omaha, NE)will be getting married on Saturday, July 19, 2008 atThe Old Cathedral, Basilica of Saint Louis, King ofFrance. Abigail is the daughter of Bruce and Sharon(Steffen '72) Hagy. Abigail works at Iowa WesternCommunity College in Council Bluffs, Iowa as theFreshmen Experience Coordinator. The couple livesin Omaha, Nebraska.Natalie Ernst and Andrew Mertens, a teacher at LHS,are engaged to be married in April 2008Darin and Shawn (Mullen '03) Wallace weremarried Dec. 1, 2007. Shawn has a bachelor’s degreein psychology from Missouri State Univ. She isworking on her master’s degree in counseling atMissouri State. Darin has a bachelor’s degree inaccounting from Missouri State and is employed byKY3, a TV news station.In MemoriamJay Ring '72, a longtime principal at Clayton-basedMoneta Groups died Dec. 24, 2007, after a two year battlewith multiple myeloma. He was 54. He is survived by hiswife and daughter.John Arnold '74, passed away Nov. 2, 2007. John ownedand operated Arnold Graphics for many years. He issurvived by a sister, Laura Ann '71, and a daughter.Ellen Larose '84 died in November 2007.7Clyde William “Bill” Schwab, an Industrial Arts teacherat Sperreng Middle School until his retirement in 1993,died in December, 2007. His wife asked that donations bemade to Sperreng so that a tree could be planted in hismemory.Lee “L.A.” Goodwin '59 died April 17, 2005 in Arkansas.Ruth Nottelmann '83 passed away November 12, 2007.She was an early education teacher with the City of St.Louis Public Schools

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008Distinguished Alumni, Alumni Teacher & Athletic Hall of FameNominations Due March 31Now is the time to submit your nominations for 2008 Distinguished Alumni, Distinguished AlumniEducator and newest inductees to the LHS Athletic Hall of Fame. Nominees must have graduated nolater than 2002.• Nominees for Distinguished Alumni will be evaluated for a lifetime of excellence, accomplishmentsand recognition in their fields and/or for their continuing contributions to the Lindbergh School District.• Distinguished Alumni Educator nominees will include those former Lindbergh High School teachersor administrators who had a significant and lasting impact on the lives of their students.• Inductees into the LHS Athletic Hall of Fame will be those who were (nominations are weighted inthis order) selected to the First All-State Team or were State Champion, were selected to the SecondAll-State Team or placed second in state, set and held a LHS record for five years or longer, were selectedto the All-Metro First team, finished in the top six in the state multiple times, received All-Conference Honors, received All-District Honors and/or excelled at the collegiate level.Nominations can be made by completing and returning the form below. The nomination form can also befound on the LHS Alumni Web site. Nominations are due March 31, 2008.Name of Nominee: ______________________________________________ LHS Graduate Retired LHS Faculty Athletic Hall of FameYear of Graduation (if applicable): __________Nominated by: ________________________________________________Your Contact information: Name _________________________________Address __________________________________________________City State Zip _____________________________________________Phone ___________________________________________________E-mail ____________________________________________________Reason for nomination: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Please return completed form to:Mary Jane DriscollLindbergh School District4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63126www.lindberghschools.ws/alumni8

LHSAA Marks 20th AnniversaryA Touch of Class • Winter 2008January 27, 2008 marked the 20 th anniversary of the first meeting of the Lindbergh High School AlumniAssociation (LHSAA). A big “Congratulations” especially to the five original members who continue toserve today (from left): Sharon (Hammel) Hessler '66, Joan (Langenbach) Robinson '62, Pat O’Neill '61,Kris (Kirk) Blakemore '63, and Vicky (Ferleman) O’Neill '64.LHSAA MEMBERSHIP FORM New Membership Renewal Changes CorrectionsLHSAA Membership is open to Lindbergh graduates, former students and retired teachers.Name ____________________________________________________________Maiden Name _____________________________Address _____________________________________________ City, State, Zip ___________________________________________Phone (H) _____________________ Phone (W) ___________________ Class Year _____________E-mail Address ______________________________Occupation/Employer _______________________________________________________________Spouse’s Name _____________________Year if LHS Grad ______ Maiden Name _____________Spouse’s Occupation ________________________________________________________________Membership LevelsMembership is good forone calendar year. $10 – Bronze Flyer $25 – Silver Flyer $50 – Gold Flyer $100 – Platinum Flyer $250 – Emerald Flyer $500 – Diamond FlyerPayment Check or money order – Please make checks payable to:Lindbergh High School Alumni Assn. MasterCard or VISA only.Credit Card # ___________________________________________Expiration date _____________ 3 digit security Code __________9Mail to: LHS Alumni Association4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63126www.lindberghschools.ws/alumniMembership InformationDues and donations are used to fund scholarships andother programs that benefit the students at LindberghHigh School, and to underwrite the cost for printing andpostage for the LHSAA newsletters.Information on this form may be published or releasedfor newsletters and reunions unless otherwise requested.Do you know of someone who would like to join theLHSAA? If so, please pass along this form or directthem to visit our Web site. It’s a great way to stay informedabout LHS, former classmates and class reunions.LHSAA operates as an independent arm of the LindberghSchool District Foundation, a tax exempt, nonprofitorganization. All officers and directors serve asunpaid volunteers.

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008SpecialThanks!Thanks to the following membersfor their donations:Judy (Harris) Swearingen '57Karen (Castelli) Modde '78Rebecca Smith '92Edward “Buzz” Jelinek '62Stephen Fulling '63A Fallen HeroOfficer Thomas Ballman '88, was killedThursday night, February 6, 2008, when agunman opened fire at a Kirkwood CityCouncil meeting.Ballman served as the Kirkwood department'sspokesman and community servicesofficer. He also was a leader in establishing acitizens emergency response team and managedthe department's Explorer program,which introduced young people to policework.“Tom was just a great guy, absolutely likedby everyone," said Col. Alan Stahl, directorof corrections for St. Charles County. "Ifinmates were giving us problems, Tom couldtalk them down. He was calm. But he wasnever afraid to jump into the fray either .Officer Ballman is survived by his wife,Cynthia A. Ballman; a son, Joshua, and adaughter, Rachel.Taken from, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. 2/9/08.Donations for the Ballman family can be sentto Lindbergh School District/Ballman Familyor to BackStoppers.Alumni Hall at LHSIn 1954, the first class graduated from Lindbergh High School. In the54 years since then, LHS has built a rich tradition of educational excellence,superior athletic achievement, widely recognized proficiencyin art, music and theater and a reputation for outstanding communityservice. Dr. Ron Helms, the current principal at LHS, is committedto honoring and paying tribute to this tradition through thecreation of Alumni Hall.Alumni Hall will be located on the first floor of the main building atthe high school, in the area formerly known as Senior Hall. Plans includeframed graduation pictures of every class lining the walls andfour wooden floor-to-ceiling display cases in the entry hall near themain door (see sketch). Dr. Helms and the Alumni Association willfill the cases with a rotating collection of LHS memorabilia.Dr. Helms has already begun collecting and framing the class graduationpictures he has been able to locate, beginning with the Class of1954. He has been unable to locate graduation pictures from severalyears, however, and that is where you may be able to help!We still need pictures from the following years: '58, '61, '62, '64,'69, '70, '71, '72, '73,'74, '75, '76, '77, '78, '79, '80, '81 and '82.If you have the group class graduation picture from any of the yearslisted, or if you would like to work with the Alumni Hall Committeeto help Dr. Helms raise the money needed to fund this project, pleasee-mail him at rhelms@lindberghschools.ws or call 314-729-2400,ext. 1600.LHS ALUMNI HALL DISPLAY CASES10

LHS ALUMNI 2008 BUSINESS DIRECTORYA Touch of Class • Winter 2008The LHS Alumni Business Directory is designed to promote support for LHS alumni and encouragenetworking opportunities for LHS graduates. In response to alumni requests, LHS graduates can now listinformation about your businesses and locate and support the businesses of other LHS alumni. We hope you’llgive special attention to any LHS alum who contacts you, return their calls promptly and offer discounts whereapplicable.The directory will be mailed to each alumni participant after May 1, 2008. Free copies will be distributedto every employee of the Lindbergh School District and made available to parents, district residents andothers in the office at every school and in the District Administration building. The directory can also bemailed for a nominal fee. $10 - Basic Listing $35 - Business Card Ad (3.5”w x 2”h- enclose card) $60 – Half Page Ad (5.5”w x 4.25”h) $100 – Full Page Ad (5.5”w x 8.5”h)Price for all larger ads includes Basic Listing. Black and white ads only.DEADLINE for submitting information is 3/31/08.(Please print clearly)First Name ____________________________Middle Initial ______ Maiden Name ___________________________Last Name _______________________________________________ Grad Year __________Business Name ____________________________________________________________________________Position __________________________________________________________________________________Street Address ____________________________________________________________________________City _________________________________________________ State _________ Zip _________________Business Phone ( ) - Ext.________ Phone 2 ( ) -Fax ( ) - ___ E-mail ___________________________________________________Web site Address ____________________________________________________________________________Business Description/Additional Information _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Business Category (i.e. Carpet Cleaning, Residential Real Estate, Catering, etc.) _______________________________Return this form with your payment to: MJ Driscoll, Lindbergh School District, 4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd., 63126.Proceeds will help support the development of Alumni Hall and other projects at LHS.11DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the individual directory listings is that which is provided by the alum owner or employee. The listing of productsand services is not an endorsement by the Lindbergh School District, Lindbergh High School or the Lindbergh High School Alumni Association. Alumni whoseek these products and services should apply common consumer rules and business practices to any transactions.

A Touch of Class • Winter 2008LHSAA OFFICERS & BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentVic Lenz '604628 Bridlewood TerraceSt. Louis, MO 63128314-892-2149Vice PresidentWayne Ashwell '584924 Theiss Rd.St. Louis, MO 63128314-487-5102SecretarySusan (Ashwell) Schraut '875014 Theiss Rd.St. Louis, MO 63128314-487-7937TreasurerVicky (Ferleman) O’Neill '6410706 LarkspurSt. Louis, MO 63123314-843-7744DirectorsJoan (Langenbach) Robinson '629165 Cordoba LaneSt. Louis, MO 63126(H)314-842-1330, (W)314-843-1957Jenny (Miller) Bell '828751 Gayle Ave.St. Louis, MO 63126(H)314-821-1129, (W)314-821-4898Pat O’Neill '6110706 LarkspurSt. Louis, MO 63123314-843-7744Kris (Kirk) Blakemore '6310157 Sakura Dr.St. Louis, MO 63128314-843-7936Don Bee '611321 Park Meadow Dr.Fenton, MO 63026636-349-1299Barb (Bess) Gregston '70845 Arlington Glen Dr.Fenton, MO 63026636-349-5234Sharon (Hammel) Hessler '6610053 Sakura Dr.St. Louis, MO 63128(H)314-843-1276, (W)314-968-7404Kathy (Boggs) Toohey '744689 Baybrook Dr.St. Louis, MO 63123314-544-4948LINDBERGH HIGH SCHOOLALUMNI ASSOCIATION4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63126SEND US YOUR NEWS!A Touch of Class, the LindberghHigh School Alumni newsletter, ispublished quarterly by theLHS Alumni Association4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63126.To submit information for the nextissue, go to:www.lindberghschools.ws/alumniand click on the Contact Form tab,mail your info to MJ Driscoll at theabove address, emailmdriscoll@lindberghschools.wsor call us at 314-729-2400 x 8816.This publication is e-mailed (or mailed in hard copyform) to all members of the LHSAA. It is also e-mailedto all LHS alumni for whom we have current contactinformation.To be added to this mailing list so you can receiveA Touch of Class as well as monthly alumni e-updates,please contact:Mary Jane Driscoll atmdriscoll@lindberghschools.wsor 314-729-2400x8816.LHSAA membership is open to all LHS graduates andretired faculty members. Dues help underwrite the costsof publishing and mailing this newsletter and help supportscholarships and other programs at LHS.