Talyn Farr and Gillian MacPherson pose for a photo in front of a classic car during Charles Bloom graduation in Lumby Friday. (Greta Helin photo)

Lumby grads celebrate

Charles Bloom Secondary’s class of 2019

Grade 12 students in Lumby marked a milestone Friday, June 14.

The Charles Bloom Secondary class of 2019 saw students donning their most dapper suits and tuxes and lavish gowns.

See also: Coldstream students snap grad photos despite drizzle

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Emily Romailler keeps her layers of gown pristine as she carefully makes her way to graduation ceremonies at Charles Bloom Secondary Friday. (Greta Helin photo)

Ryan Kearley, Emily Moch, Abby Simpson and Brayden Blondard are pumped for graduation at Lumby’s Charles Bloom Secondary Friday. (Greta Helin photo)

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