Senior Prom Draws Large Attendance on Friday
Senior Prom held Friday, June 3, with an enormous crowd attending the event. The program began with a sequence that welcomed students and guests to the dance in a formal setting.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
6
Senior Prom held Friday, June 3, with an enormous crowd attending the event. The program began with a sequence that welcomed students and guests to the dance in a formal setting.
On Thursday June 16 1960 Sandy Lake Collegiate Institute held a senior prom dinner with Grace and a toast to the Queen led by principal Mr Goselin. Assistant principal Mr Misanchuk directed the seniors toast with Miss Eugenia Yarych replying. Speakers included Nick Demchuk on Graduation of Germs, Rose Marie Verbinski on student character, and Leonard Chastko with a farewell. Inspector guest was absent and Don Krocil stood in. Viola Lobodowsky closed with thanks as Neepawa Night Hawks provided music for a dance to finish.
John Charles Johnstone of Elphinstone died at Sandy Lake Nursing Home on June 4 after a short illness. A former farm worker and Canadian Expeditionary Force veteran 1914 1918, he served as a game warden in Riding Mountain National Park 1920 1935. Funeral June 7 from Elphinstone Presbyterian Church, burial at Kieseekoweenin Cemetery with pallbearers from the Elphinstone Legion. He is survived by two sons Henry and George, three daughters Agnes, Margaret, and Anne, 23 grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren.
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