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Education comes in many forms With the mass media and impressive communi- cation methods of today, news from aroundthe world was only minutes away from the students of LHS and the citizens of Luverne. In the 19 72 elections, the student vote may determine the ba- lance of political power. As the leaders of tomor- row, an informed youth is essential. The impor- tance of a widespread knowledge of recent oc- currences was recognized by parents, teachers, and administrators. Consequently, Luverne ser- ved as the site of various attempts to educate the public during the past year. Weekly current events magazines were offered in all social science classes. Time for senior high students, and Junior Scholastic for junior high students. For the second consecutive year the city of Luverne hosted a succession of pro - grams entitled A Time Out For Man under the auspices of the National Humanities Series. Throughout the course of the year. Rock County sponsored town meetings as a time for the young and the old to meet and discuss some of the pro- blems facing residents of rural areas. T opics have included such issues as the generation gap, alcoholism, drugs, and sex education. In addi - tion, numerous school-sponsored presentations have aided in further educating the Luverne citizenry. Mr. Keitel expounds on the topic of al- coholism to A1 Padilla at a town meeting . Senior highboys tally the results of a safe dri- Debbie Meyerand Joel Christiansen lis ving demonstration in which stopping distance ten to an adult's viewpoint during the dis is compared to reaction time and to speed. cussionperiod following a town meeting
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For each of us there are miracles Dennis Olson Jack Hommen Sometimes, but not often enough, we pause to reflect upon those things which give meaning to our lives. When we scutinize our thoughts and actions, it becomes apparent that the things significant to us in our high school years will have value throughout life. The essence of that which embodies human existence is the ability to prize both the good and the bad times as valuable experiences. Life is aunionof opposing emotions, ideas, goals, and actions which, in truth, com- plement each other and blend to fashion our per- sonalities. Individuality and friendship, joy and sorrow, work and relaxation: we encounter all, and all are needed. Oftentimes we are too busy to notice the wonder of commonplace occurrences. Stop. Take a look around, a look at everyday things. For each of us there are miracles.
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