Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ACROSS THE WORLD TERRORISM HAS BECOME A NUMBER ONE ISSUE. STARTING IN THE MIDDLE- EAST WITH NUMEROUS AIR AND BOAT HUACK- INGS, TERRORISM HAS SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, EVEN INTO PEACEFUL SWEDEN, WHOSE PRIME MINISTER WAS ASSASSINATED, THE FIRST SWEDISH HIGH OFFICIAL TO BE KILLED IN OVER TWO CENTURIES. TERRORISM CAN'T CLAIM ALL THE LIVES TAKEN THIS YEAR. NATURAL DISASTERS TOOK MORE THAN THEIR SHARE. TWO GREAT TRAGEDIES OC- CURRED IN SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA: THE MEXICO EARTHQUAKE AND THE EXPLOSION OF A VOLCANO IN NICARAGUA, WHICH ALONE TOOK OVER 25,000 LIVES. IT SEEMS THAT EVERYWHERE ONE TURNS THE NEWS IS BAD. NATURAL DEATHS CLAIMED THE LIVES OF SOME OF OUR MOST BELOVED PEOPLE, INCLUDING ROCK HUDSON, ORSON WELLES, YUL BRYNNER, ETC., ETC., ETC. THE BONES OF NAZI JOSEF MENGELE WERE FOUND IN ARGENTINA, RE- MINDING US OF THE HIDEOUS CRIMES HE COM- MITTED. THEN, OF COURSE, THERE WAS THE COLOMBIA, WHICH EXPLODED SECONDS, AFTER LIFTOFF. AMONG THE CASUALTIES WAS CHRISTA MCAU- LIFFE, WHO WAS TO BE THE FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE. IT SURELY HASN'T BEEN ALL ROSES. I Rl.U.wI U , g D Xhxfh X I 'ni 39 'T 'T I . I ' 1 -1 -. W, V . i fi ff! ' TQQ' if I .4 44 I X I ' 1 . ' 2 I . X . .Ig -'INV V Philippines Revolution 'F' 'Ti' i -AVI? f In V I .,, Q I J' V .K ' , ' ,jx V 7, ,If KJ . F4 . N ,. In I 2 4 The Statue of Liberty's New Face W Of .

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