Dakota Christian High School - Cadet Yearbook (New Holland, SD)

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Y I Ze-'IT 0ur Town by Thornton Wilder DCHS Spring Play presented in-the-roundv PLAY CGMMEN TS ALTHOUGH 235 TOWN SEEMS T0 BE SIMPLY THE STORY OF LIFE IN GRovER's CORNERS, NEw HAMPSHIRE- THROUGH THE COMMENTS CF THE STAGE MANAGER WE REDLIZE THA wHAT IS HAPPENTNG ON STAGE HAS BEEN ANL GTILL IS HAPPENING ALL ovER THE woRLo. THE PLAY lS MEANT NOT TO JUST TELL Us WHAT LIFE IS LIKE IN GRovER'e CoRNERs BUT T0 SHOW Us How WE so OFTEN LOSE AN APPRECIATION FOR PHE LITTLE EVERYDAY EVENTS IN GUR LIVES, IE HAVE APPROACHED THE PLAY WITH A CHRISTIAN POINT OF VIEW AND FOUND THE THSME VERY APPLICABLE TO ouR CHRISTIAN LIVESQ IE HAVE FOUND TH? KEY T0 TRUE Jov AND HAPPINESS IF WE HAVE FOUND CHRISTQ YET WE ALSO LOSE SIGHT OF THIS Jov IF WE FALL INTO oUR CAILY RGUTINEG. IT IS oUR HOPE THAT THROUGH THE PLAY YOU MIGHT GAIN A GREATER APPRECIATION FOR LIFE'G Jovs AN: OPPORTUNITIES T0 LIVE TO Gol's GLoRv, HOMA5 IAY, DIRECTOR ...Que ,ilu .A

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The Thrill of Competition. . . . On January 15, 1974, Mr. Day and the cast and crew mem bers of the play Death of a Hired Man competed in the Division IV One-Act Play Contest in Gregory. They were very successful in their efforts as they received a superior rating and were then allowed to compete in the state competition. The State contest was held in Huron with 15 other Class B schools competing. Although our play didn't place, Mr. Day, the cast and the crew members are all to be congratulated on their efforts. Division IV winners

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CHOIR FRONT ROW: T. Piper, M. Veurink, K. Van Vuren, M. Maas, R. Zomer, M. Van Dusseldorp, L. Hassler. SECOND ROW: J. Sybesma, J. Dyk, K. Lieuwen, L. Hansum, K. Jongsma, N. Zylstra, M. Sybesma, M. Maas. THIRD ROW: G. Veenstra, H. Munneke, R. Kuipers, D. Star, M. Nydam, H. Sprik, K. Kredit, C. Visscher. FOURTH ROW: G. Veurink, G. Munneke B. Kuipers, D. Van Vuren, G. Van Vuren, C. Baas, W. Lefers, D. Hansum, R. Zylstra. 7 Director Director First Semester Second Semester