George Rogers Clark High School - Powder Horn Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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:1c is Here!” was. the theme of the musical production department gave its first performance, the animal Wii The program consisted of two parts: the first, presented by tin Darwin lircl; and the second, given by the chorus, under the direci For variety Miss I.eota Kenzie directed a dance, consisting o bayko, Esther Moore and Dolores Z.vijak. The various scenes featured the Boys’ Octet, Mixed Chorus, ized group, the A Oappclla Choir, singing classical and popula seemed to lend an air of wintertime to the auditoi ium and broug heai is of the audience. vocal music ,i r U1M KR AND l.OWKR: Tile huge Christ} th fiamcs the famous stories of Dickens’ “C ' h risti 1 A ■ ly [ Jl • B M H

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The Glass of 1050 was proud to pre-sen i. 1 I’laces,” in honor of the graduating Seniors ai were rewarded, oil May 27, 1940, at Madina ' s land, with an attendance larger than any in history. With Johnny Kaye and his orchestra provid music lor the formal (lance, the 184 couples an evening of darning. The highlight of the evening was the rolorfu march, directed hy Mr. Arvo Antillu, athletic ' I arid led hy the Junior arid Senior Class office their dates ' . . ' Highlight of the winter. ; school dance to have given hy the Seniors V Raymond and his ore , ' • .v .. S • iicsfra. “Fantass aniver 2 1040. v providing the i IXdVIllWIIU de orations, I of roirianlic i r it i, i

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