Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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Senior Play Jane Eyrew, a more serious drama, was en- thusiastically received by near capacity crowds last November 17, 18. The cast all agreed that under the fine di- rection of Miss Helene Burns, putting on a play was a lot of fun and their efforts were well worth while. Although it was a serious play and far from the general run of comedies, the audience greatly approved. A lot of credit goes to the people behind the scenes and to Chuck Hasselback for the very realistic setting. Without these people and their work Jane Eyre would not have been the suc- cess it was. 'Q I Y , ,55 .,,.... ,L