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LHS Lunar New Year Program Welcoming Traditions

Incorporating new foreign traditions with western traditions
Dayra Rostro-Ramirez and Veda Fagner
February 29, 2024
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Dayra Rostro-Ramirez
Master Gao performed a show of face changing. He moved around quickly and smoothly as he interacted with the audience.
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Veda Fagner
During the set-up time, junior Daniel Castro-Salinas practices for the lion dance by spinning a ribbon dragon.

 

As the year of the dragon strolls on, Logansport High School’s Chinese Club and class prepared a performance for the public. This performance ranged from the arts of dancing, singing, music, and modeling. Apart from the performance, stalls of food, clothes, and silly items were being sold that night.

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Dayra Rostro-Ramirez
Dayra Rostro-Ramirez, Content Creator
Sophomore Dayra Rostro-Ramirez is in her second semester on Magpie as a content creator and can’t wait to take many more photos for Magpie. Dayra is currently in six clubs, including the Student Council, and plays tennis. Outside of school, she enjoys learning new languages, including German, Chinese and Spanish. She also enjoys listening to music as well as writing for fun.
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Veda Fagner is a sophomore. This is her second year on staff, where she mainly works as a cartoonist, photographer and videographer. She loves the class and the people in it. She is excited for another year. Outside of Magpie, Veda is also involved in the Berry Broadcast, Art Club, Travel Club, Drama Club, McHale Tech Crew and Speech Team. 
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