Benjamin, Munday steal the spotlights, advance to Bi-District
DISTRICT WINNER The Benjamin company of “Cicada” won the District One Act Play competition last week in Munday. | SUE JANE SULLIVAN PHOTO
ADVANCINGPLAY Munday’s production of“The Red Suitcase”was selected to advance to Bi-District which will be in Aspermont March 20. | SUE JANE SULLIVAN
BI-DISTRICT ALTERNATE Knox City’s One Act Play “Lost Girl” was selected as an the alternate to Bi-District. | SUE JANE SULLIVAN
TOPPERFORMERS Munday’sLukeLathamandBenjamin’sKamryn Jones were namedTop Performers at the District 16-A UIL One-Act Contest. | SUE JANE SULLIVAN
ALL STAR CAST Electra Estrada and Caleb O’Neill, both from Benjamin, were named to the All Star Cast. | SUE JANE SULLIVAN
ALL STAR CAST Judges named Munday’s Mackenzi Castille, Amrie Lofton and Kaleb Herrera to the All Star Cast. | COURTESY PHOTO
KNOX CITY NAMED ALTERNATE PLAY IN DISTRICT 16 ONE-ACT COMPETITION
SUE JANE SULLIVAN | NEWS-COURIER Within the 850 square miles that make up Knox County are three small schools that have put Benjamin, Munday and Knox City on the map in athletics and academics for a long time.
On March 6 at Munday High School, this award-winning tradition upstaged the competition, highlighting the incredible talent of…
