In 22 Photos: Williams Bay High School Drama Club presents "Treasure Island"
Mystery and swashbuckling adventure arising out of the action-packed tales of buccaneers and buried gold awaited playgoers attending the March 10-11 Williams Bay High School Drama Club production of John Hildreth's adaption of Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson's classic 1882 adventure novel, "Treasure Island."
The two-act play, presented by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc., was directed by Williams Bay High School senior and second-year student director Citlali Carbajal, a four-year Drama Club member.
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Eric Johnson
Reporter
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