Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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,U . l. I , , 19' v A ,Hg-JIU , t,- Poot Mr. R. P, Brant of the Indiana Oxygen Company, Rev, Kermit Morrison, director of Methodist Student Move- gave several amazing demonstrations of the many uses ment, gave three very impressive talks during youth week. of prepared liquid oxygen. Ranging all the way from a zoo to a discussion at some problems of dat- ing, which was presented by Evelyn DuVaIl, the convocations proved edu- cational and entertaining for every- one. The various programs included Nutchuck, an Indian from Alaska, who entertained with some Alaskan folk songs and stories, Charles King, who presented spiritual songs and led the entire assembly in songs, and Mr. Ritzinger, a traveling science teacher, who demonstrated some interesting feats of science. Explorer Past 99, speech class plays, choir, band, and other presentations by our fellow stu- dents proved ta be memorable pra- grams. The convocations are provided for by half of the proceeds from Green- castle High School Follies. Come one, Come all to Ratley's Zoological exhibition. The Macaw was one of the many rare creatures which he featured.

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