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Autographed portraits letters from world leaders who have been written by St. Laurence High School students are displayed school's Leadership

Autographed portraits and letters from world leaders who have been written to by St. Laurence High School students are displayed in the school's Leadership Center in Burbank as students attend a leadership class Monday, November 19, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

Mark Scott teaches leadership class St. Laurence High School Burbank Monday November 19 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

Mark Scott teaches a leadership class at St. Laurence High School in Burbank Monday, November 19, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

A leadership class St. Laurence High School Burbank Monday November 19 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

A leadership class at St. Laurence High School in Burbank Monday, November 19, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

St. Laurence High School students team up build six perspyramid minute as one several challenge tasks during leadership class Burbank

St. Laurence High School students team up to build a six person pyramid in a minute as one of several challenge tasks during a leadership class at the Burbank school Monday, November 19, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

Teacher Mark Scott points out an autographed pholetter from RosParks thhangs Wall Leadership with those other world leaders who have

Teacher Mark Scott points out an autographed photo and letter from Rosa Parks that hangs on the Wall of Leadership with those of other world leaders who have been written to by St. Laurence High School students Monday, November 19, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

The slogan 'where leadership begins' is displayed hallway St. Laurence High School Burbank Monday November 19 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times

The slogan "where leadership begins" is displayed in a hallway at St. Laurence High School in Burbank Monday, November 19, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media

A group of St. Laurence High School boys stand on a tarp and must figure out how to flip it over without stepping off of it. The record is 31 seconds, but that doesn’t happen on the first attempt. It’s an acquired skill, one learned …