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Cast and crew for Wauneta-Palisade’s One-Act play production were, front from left, Sonya Behrends, Ruel Malcolm, Olivia Behrends, Isaiah Roe, middle from left, Peyton Cox, Chloe Stehno, GraCee Goings, Hailea Baker, Peyton Vrbas, Cali Cox, Sophia Alfayo, and standing, Laiden Lawler.
The Chase County and Wauneta-Palisade One-Act plays both finished seventh at district competitions last week.
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Chase County One-Act Play Production held a dress rehearsal Sunday evening before its SPVA performance Monday. Cast members are, seated left to right, Teagan Towns, Jordan Jablonski, Raissa Nevarez, standing left to right, Tristen Stumpff, Delaney Krutsinger, Madelynn Hanes, Mason Tyerman, Kaden Schilke, Nickolas Rau, Krystal Smith and Brayan Cazares.
With conference performances under their belts, the Chase County and Wauneta-Palisade One-Act Play Productions will perform at districts next week.
The afternoon veterans panel included, left to right, Slater Chandler, James Mandeville and James McCrumb. Todd Courter took part in the morning panel.
Morgan Peterson, above, reads her Voice of Democracy essay and Olivia Spady, below, reads her Patriot’s Pen essay.
The fourth grade class also sang as part of the afternoon program.
Chase County Schools remembered Veteran’s Day Nov. 11 with a morning program for high school students and afternoon program for elementary students.
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Wauneta-Palisade third graders enjoyed wearing stocking caps in the classroom that were personally knitted by their new North Dakota postmaster pen pal. Members of the class are, front from left, Kenton Doetker, Emmitt Bardsley, Rayne Fricke, Autum Williams, Brady Wilkison, middle from left, Marlee Kramer, Riley Einspahr, Anthony Manley, Brian Brewer, Zya Richardson, back from left, Barrett Frecks, Gunner Cox, Samuel Burton, Parker Anderson, Attley Wiese, Bennet Wiese. Not pictured:—Gavin McKinney and teachers Julie Burrell and Tori Guillen.
Wauneta-Palisade third graders’ enthusiasm took a jump when an assignment found them connecting with postmasters across the country as part of a letter-writing unit.
Students at Chase County Schools will celebrate Veterans Day Nov. 11 with a program at the school. Next week’s program will be closed to the public this year.
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