CHS Senior Ella McCauley works at the Louies Lemonade booth. The booth sold Mango, regular, and blue raspberry lemonades to attendees. There were so many diverse people sharing their cultures with others, and it was really cool to be a part of it! said McCauley.
CHS Senior Ella McCauley works at the Louie’s Lemonade booth. The booth sold Mango, regular, and blue raspberry lemonades to attendees. “There were so many diverse people sharing their cultures with others, and it was really cool to be a part of it!” said McCauley.
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Festival of Nations

Globe staff members Alex Cohen, Caitlin Kuhlmann and Charlie Meyers explore the Festival of Nations, held annually in Tower Grove Park.
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CHS Senior Ella McCauley makes a blue raspberry lemonade. The Louie's lemonade booth was located on the North Loop of the festival grounds.

CHS Senior Ella McCauley worked at the Louie’s Lemonade booth for the duration of the fair. “The environment at the festival of nations was extremely inviting and accepting.” said McCauley.

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