Broadview High School - Beam Yearbook (Broadview, Saskatchewan Canada)

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GRADUATION Graduation—that long awaited day finally arrived. At six o’clock the nineteen members of the graduating class, their parents, teachers and guests assembled in the Memorial Hall basement fqr the banque , held in honor oi the graduates. Rev. D. MacRae asked the blessing, after which a delicious cold supper was served by the Northlog Homemakers. The welcoming address and the toast to the Queen was proposed by toas-master Wayne Domanko. The toast to the graduates was given by Mr. A. Noble to which Bob Petrie replied. Mr. W. Domanko replied to Donald Miskiman’s toast to the parents. Sharon Rink proposed the toast to the teachers and Mrs. Edith Dreger gave the reply. Mr. R. Parkinson replied to the toast to the School Board proposed by Pat Criddle. Musical en ertainment was provided by Linda Miskiman, Alice Szakacs, Sherry Carna¬ han and Maxine Wilson. After a short intermission the gruop proceeded to the school auditorium which was beautifully deccra ' ed in pastel colours, for the evening exercises. These were open to the public and attended by a large audience. The processional from the grads’ room down the centre aisle and up to the stage, while Mrs. J. Nordquist played the “Triumphal March,” opened the exercises. After “O Canada,” the Invocation was given by Rev. J. C. Wright. While Mr. M. Hariri introduced each of the graduates, Mr. C. I. Thacker handed them a scroll and offered his congratu¬ lations. Mr. S. Dempsey gave a message from the School Board informing the graduates that theirs was the largest class to graduate from B.H.S. The Valedictory address was given by Gladys Little. Our guest speaker was Mr. H. J. Leibel, former principal and teacher who is at present