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Coleman Graduates Are HonoredInul00,ssrsl ;ru jv-inffSfici-stis .if :.v. t-:If :v.Cv.Vi*. !Sff3«NI1-nyLOGROUP PHOTO OF COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATESHera id Eneravins.rtiei-pCOLEMAN — Pictured in the accompanying photo are the Caleman Hlidi School graduates who marked the occasion with the usual prom and banquet in the Italian Hall in Coleman. From left to right they arc. back row. John Nowasad, Edward Leciieu. Robert Rypien, BUI Kerr, Bill Plante, Gordon Joseph and Joe Kryczka; next row Ivan Knowles, George Jenkins, Hector DeCccco, Clementine Celli, Alex Cornett, Tommy Hazuka and Stanley Saloff; seated, Ada Richards, Elizabeth Sikora, Mary Truch, Eugenia Steimahovich, Elizabeth Bagiev and Mary Treskew; and Norma Top pa no and Doris Antonenko. Other graduates not present at the occasion were Adehnc Pedasuk. Kaye Linsomcr. Fiances Graham. Dora Gcnrile, Grace Lukasik and Joy Kroesing.The occasion drew 120 students, parents and teachers, and commenced wiLh a banquet at which time Ailcen Mercier said grace. A toast t.n ihe Queen was followed by an address in the staff of the school given by Miss Norm a Toppana and responded to by John A. MacDonald.ing. He proposed thanks to both for their effort put forth along those lines.Principal of the school Horace Alien adressed the gathering complimenting the grade twelve class stating that their record throughout the year had been far above reproach. Eliza beh Sikora responded. to Mr Allen’s remarks after which | the group dispersed and proceeded j to the high schol auditorium where ; a program was presented compris-I ins selections by the Coleman High i School choir, by Ralph Ryznar’s orchestra and by Kens Quartet. The graduation concluded with a dance for the stuacnts.'Water Follies' Revue One Of Most Massive Shows on TourThe internationally famous Wafer Follies of 1953. world’s largest aquacade and stage musical revue, will make ifs 1953 premiere appearance here at Lethbridge starting July 23, running through to July 25.Considered one of the nation's most exciting of shows, the WaterIn proposing a toast to the schoolboard. Eddy Lcdieu complimented ihe trustees on their efforts for the school. Miss Celementjne Celli proprosed a toast to the parents which was responded to bv George Jenkins.Schol valedictorian. Joe Kryczka. then gave an address commending ihe school board and school staff and iheir importance in helping to mould Hie students for future trainChampion NotesCHAMPION- rHNS'-The Amity Club held a family picnic at the farmstead of Mr. and Mrs. C J. Versluys recently and various games were enjoyed. The picnic supper was a highlight of the event. The picnic was marred bv an ar.ririrnr suffered by George F. Smith. Mr! Smith was acting as catcher in a baseball game. A pitched ball glanced off a bat and hit the catcher on the bridge of the nose, breaking his glasses. Mr. Smith suffered a broken nose and lacerations.Follies is not just a water show alone. It is a combined musical revue in water an on stage, presented in the world's largest portable pools and stage, which in themselves are a huge attraction, the gigantic pools being 175 feet long and 35 feet wide, which will take up practically all the floor space.The Water Follies is a very novel and fast moving 2‘- hour show that presents il water scenes and in stage numbers. It contains several beautifully costumed stage production numbers with many lovely water bailee presentations. There are two numbers a'one presented in almost total darkness, one s Hawaiian nosriimed fantasy number has rhe costumes lighting up with a radium, phosphorescent effect, the other a scene by the water ballet, with the bathing suits and caps lighting up in the dark.The Water Fnl'ies is reported tohave h’PmmrlniTR IHrnnrrhfiiir
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Lethbridge Herald
Lethbridge, Alberta, CA
Tue, Jul 07, 1953
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