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“A” HONOR ROLL: Grade 12: Tai Baig, Isaiah Barlow, Kaylee Bergquist, Benjamin Brantner, Kasey Cwikla, Emily Gillette, Audrey Harbott, Eliza Meyer, Michelle Pahlen, Sarah Ryan, Sophia Sanders, Lily Sandman, Dayen Sundquist, Hannah Tahran Grade 11: Gavin Anderson, Chloe Bruley, Linnea French, Emily Funk, Danielle Haake, Jaxon Hebert, Karsten Isaacson, Joslynn Leach, Janae Luckow, Andrew MacGregor, […]
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl wrapped up the regular season competition schedule with another first-place finish. The three Crookston teams finished 1st, 6th, and 13th. The top Crookston teams of Walker Winjum, Emily Gillette, Ainsley Boucher, Scott Cordova, and Ben Brantner took first, beating second place by over 30 points. Crookston will prepare for
The Crookston High School One-Act play cast and crew competed in the Section 8A championship in Crookston on Saturday. Crookston performed ‘The Remarkable Susan’, a dramatization of the trial of Susan B. Anthony after she and a number of other women attempted to vote. Director Beth Carlson said she was proud of the students and
The Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl teams finished first, second, and 11th out of 27 teams at the University of Minnesota Crookston competition on Tuesday. The first-place finish for Crookston is the fourth straight and a perfect start to the competition season. The team of Ben Brantner, Anna Huck, Ainsley Boucher, and Alexia Threatt finished
The Crookston High School One-Act play cast and crew won the Sub-Section championship in Ada on Thursday. Crookston performed ‘The Remarkable Susan’, a dramatization of the trial of Susan B. Anthony after she and a number of other women attempted to vote. Crookston and runner-up Ada-Borup will advance to the Section 8A One-Act competition at
The Crookston High School’s public performance of its One-Act play will be Tuesday, January 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the Crookston High School auditorium. The play, ‘The Remarkable Susan’, is a dramatization of the trial of Susan B. Anthony, after she and a number of other women attempted to vote, explains Director Beth Carlson. “In
