Senior Year Memories

As the end of the school year is rapidly approaching, seniors take time to reflect on their beloved past memories. Lindbergh Pilot Publications would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and share these experiences with all of our readers!

Bands of America

After 11 years, Lindbergh High School’s marching band made it into the finals for Bands of America! They placed 14th out of 62 different bands, making their school - and themselves - proud. This was definitely a wonderful way to close out the band season for seniors.

Class Related

Special Olympics

This year had the perfect weather for Special Olympics. Bright sunshine, a nice spring breeze and a comfortable temperature let everyone who came out to the event experience it to the full- est. Buddies and athletes alike had a wonderful time playing softball, doing something fun in Victory Village and mak- ing new friends.

Sometimes, the best memories come from simple moments. As seniors reflect on their time in Lindbergh, plenty of their favorite memories were experienced during the times where they were with friends, eating lunch or in their favor- ite class. After grad walk, seniors remembered their time spent here in our community, and prepare to head into the next step of their lives.

Theater

It’s been an excellent year for the theater troupe as they wrapped up their final performances of the 22-23 school year. The Beauty and the Beast musical, senior directed one-acts and the arrival of a new black box theater certainly made for an exciting end for the senior class.

“My favorite senior memory was Spe- cial Olympics. I ended up cheering on kids at the different fields and yelling a lot. The kids were really happy and they all really appreciated that we were there.” -Adrian Mruckovski

Sports

It’s been a packed year for Lindbergh’s sports teams. A vari- ety of sports groups have accomplished so much, such as the LHS softball team making it to State Quarterfinals, the boys swim team gaining the Conference Title and records being broken across the board.

“Being

“I like getting to go to the football games. Since they bring out a side of me that is almost always absent. But when I’m those football games, it’s the highlight of my week.”

-Robbie Chavez