Our classmate Gary Miller says “The LHS Class of ’75 is the greatest class that ever lived.” OK, we’ll take it. As we walked the halls of Lindbergh High School from September of 1970 to May of 1975, friendships were made that lasted; friendships were made that didn’t last. Either way, those we knew in high school, whether it was a deep friendship or we just said “hi” in the halls, shaped who we are today.
Our friends, old and new, from back then know where we came from. As we all turn the calendar to the next year, we are the ones who understand what we are going through. We are the ones approaching the next decade and as we do it we feel young when we think of our times at LHS. We feel younger when we are together.
We have lost many classmates over the years and we will try to respectfully keep you up to date when we find out about a classmate passing away. If you scroll down you can see a video of our classmates who have passed. It is an ongoing process of updating and we have lost some friends since the video was compiled.
Video of our Yearbook Pictures
This video was made by Dawn Roberson Shaver for our class.
Video about LHS Class of ’75 Scholarship
The weekend of the reunion, we took a tour of Lindbergh High School and before the tour started, we presented the check to the Lindbergh Schools Foundation. Kevin Mest spearheaded the efforts.
FOX 2 did a story on our $50,000 donation to the scholarship. We later added more to bring it upt o $54,000.
Video of our Deceased Classmates
This video was put together by Dawn Roberson Shaver and was posted in 2025. We have lost more classmates but won’t be updating the video.
50th Reunion Video
Terry Endo Smith put this video together and it was shown at the Reunion in 2025.
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