Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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A sparkling crown and a bouquet of roses and ribbons; the symbols of Homecoming at L.H.S. jh Lisa McDaniel, met by Pat Hosier, smiles in anticipation, dk Queen contestant Cathy Woltz poses by an antique car. dk 16 Student Life Kelley Patton

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h2o Monday, August 29, the first day of the 1983-84 school year — or was it? It was the day that was dreaded and anticipated by all students, but it turned out to be an extra day of summer vacation. A water-main had broken and con- taminated the water while workmen were replacing old pipes. Many students were shocked to hear that there was no school because the water-contamination only affected those who lived in the city limits. The extended summer vacation The American flag in the front of the high school waves while representing hundreds of United States soldiers all over the world. only lasted one day, but it was taken advantage of by students who slept in that last day or by those who did last minute shopping. On August 30, students in grades 7, 9, and 11 reported to school and on August 31, grades 8, 10, and 12 started the new school year. Parents breathed a sign of relief as 2,567 students reported to school on September 1. The 1983-84 school year will go down in history of L.H.S. as the first day of school that wasn't. Holiday Terror! With all the problems that the United States has had with Lebanon Americans shouldn't have been surprised when Presi dent Reagan ordered American troops to stay in Lebanon. Our planes have been shot at, we've had hundreds of men killed in bat ties and the unfortunate deal is that the American public has no say so in the matter. Does the American public want the troops to remain In Lebanon? After so many Americans have died in separate fatalities, are we responsible for peace? Some feel we aren't and some feel we are. And the points they've brought on are strongly based. Why stay in a country where we re trying to br- ing peace when it's not wanted? Why kill men who are American citizens simply because different countries can't solve their own casualties? But there's also the other side. What would happen if America turned her back on these coun- tries? Would a war or evern stronger fatalities occur? No one really has the answers to these questions but Americans do know that their people are dying! When the militimen poured heavy machine gun fire at the U.S. Marine base at the airport on December 6, 1983, no casualties were reported. An artillery barrage two days earlier broke out killing eight Marines and wounding two others. These men who are fighting are courageous, brave, and the United States is proud to have them. They are sticking up for what they believe in: A right for freedom. After all shouldn't all people have the freedom of choice? 18 Laura Mack Magazine