The Crowsnest Consolidated Junior High School drama class presented a rendition of the play “The Diary of Anne Frank” to a packed house of spectators. There were two showings, one held on Wednesday, June 14 and another on Thursday, June 15, with a different cast of students in each play. Drama teacher Jill Klapp had the kids very well prepared for their performances and an amazing night of talent was displayed to the public in attendance. Emilie Belik is pictured above narrating as the voice of Anne Frank.

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