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The Crookston High School One-Act play placed second in the Section 8A competition held at the Bagley High School auditorium on Saturday. Bagley won the championship and advances to the State One-Act competition next weekend. Crookston performed “The Inexplicable Chaos Factor of Mia Gregory.” A list of characters who played each role, and who helped […]
The Crookston High School One-Act play placed second in the Subsection competition held in the Crookston High School Auditorium on Thursday night. East Grand Forks won the competition. The other teams that competed in the subsection event were Fertile, Ada-Borup, and Sacred Heart. Crookston and East Grand Forks will now compete in the section One-Act
Crookston High School will be holding a public performance of its annual One-Act-Play on Monday, January 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the CHS Auditorium. This year’s production is “The Inexplicable Chaos Factor of Mia Gregory.” In this play, Mia is a friend of the main character (Liv), a math genius. Liv has a hard time
The Crookston High School Speech team had two placers at the Minnesota State High School League State Speech competition this past weekend. Crookston seniors, Samantha Rezac finished second place in Storytelling, and Zara Baig finished fourth in Humorous Interpretation. Brandon Wandrie competed in Original Oratory, and Zachariah Plante competed in Humorous Interpretation.
The Crookston High School three-act play The Scarlet Letter” will be performed on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Crookston High School auditorium. Tickets can be purchased at the door each night. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for students. The students start the venture with tryouts in late February and
The Crookston Pirate Speech team competed at the Subsection 31A tournament in Thief River Falls on Saturday, April 1, with many students earning awards and advancing to the Section 8A tournament. 1st place winners advancing to sections: Zara Baig – Humor Brandon Wandrie – Original Oratory Lincoln Waldal – Discussion Meliyah Moore – Extemporaneous Reading
