Christian Academy of Oak Cliff - Doulos Theos Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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24!Activities Long hours and lots of hard work really paid off as the musical production of Places, Please was per- formed last year in May. The cast was full of talent- ed students with Mr. Wil- kinson as their director. They opened the show with nervousness and anxiety and closed the M yytrf s , show with a wonderful MW sense of accomplishment, proud of the job they had done. E X ff' The Junior High Speech Department made it's start last year with its production of Once Upon A Playground. The play was the story of a girl, Jill, who had a funny nose. All the kids around her made fun of her, teased her, and generally made her mis- erable. Through the asides in the play, each character reveals the insecurities in their own lives. Jill finds happiness in the con- clusion of the play in the form of Johnny, the boy of her dreams, a boy with a nose just like mine, funny. Plays 'ZW 52 r ug i e t 'NN-.

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A Y., If X ,-'H S. fs +1 A Most Likely to Succeed: Ron Hurley and Ronda Nayman 4' Best All Around: Ron Hurley and Darlene Curley Activities!23

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N345 Choru The chorus was smaller this year. But it was proven that smaller is sometimes better. They performed in chapel, at P.T.O. meetings, and various off-campus locations. They planned a tour to Chicago in the spring. To raise the funds need- ed they sold christmas ornaments, cards, candles, and candy. ACtiVit16Sf25