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Estefany Barradas-Majano, Photographer|March 9, 2022

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Estefany Barradas-Majano, Photographer

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Diego Morales the Secretary of State attended the Good Government Day at Logansport High School.

The Good Influence of Good Government Day

As you walk down the hall your eyes wonder to look at all of the bright colors that fill the Foreign language hallway. From Piñatas to traditional chinese decorations the hallways is filled with the work of many students.

Q&A: Foreign Language Clubs of the LHS

Junior Micah Rogers is a three sport athlete. He is a part of the swim and dive team, on the baseball team, and also runs in cross country.

The Strive to Dive

Diego Morales is the 63rd Indiana Secretary of State.

Exclusive Q&A With Indiana Secratary of State Diego Morales

The four essentials in a daytime skin care routine are cleanser, sunscreen, moisturizer and toner. One must apply these in a certain order however to yield the best results.
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The Bumpy Path to Smooth Skincare

Photo Gallery

Master Gao performed a show of face changing. He moved around quickly and smoothly as he interacted with the audience.

LHS Lunar New Year Program Welcoming Traditions

Fresh popcorn is popping and will be served hot and ready.

The Very Berry Concession Stands

During the wintertime, the entrance of Georgetown Road is a pretty sight. Eagles, cardinals, starlings and crows are usually found in the bare trees, or soaring through the air over the freezing river. The roads were salted and scraped since theres a small community of neighbors.

Photo Gallery: Logansport Winter Wonderland

After their win, the Senior Team poses for a photo in front of the scoreboard.

Switchin’ It Up

Loteria is a game held close by the Hispanic community. It resembles American Bingo, but instead of numbers, there are pictures, and instead of daubers, beans are used. Depending on where the game is played, the card reader can call out the title on the card or say a small poem. For example, for the “El Borracho (The Drunkard)” card, the saying is “A que borracho tan necio ya no lo puedo aguantar,” which translates to That annoying drunkard that I cannot stand anymore.

Photo Gallery: Paying Homage to Hispanic Heritage

Feature Article
The Good Influence of Good Government Day
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Q&A: Foreign Language Clubs of the LHS
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The Strive to Dive
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Exclusive Q&A With Indiana Secratary of State Diego Morales
Feature Article
The Bumpy Path to Smooth Skincare
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Q&A: Sanchez Competes at Indiana Distinguished Young Women’s State
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Q&A: Meet the Office Secretaries
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Q&A: Discussion With Andrea Soto About Key Club
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Unexpected Birthday Surprise
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Q&A: After School Math Tutoring’s Availibility

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