Organizers Bob Molinski (from left) and Linda Rossetti joined MC Woldy Sosnowski for some last minute preparations.

NS Continuing Education principal Sally Chamberlain (from left) sat with Nexen Chemicals rep Joel Duprat and school board trustee Pat Heal.

Seycove students Leah Vanderhorst (from left), Paul Fripp and Morgan Gregory are in the top 10% of their class.

Jostens rep Chris Currie (from left) enjoyed dining with Carson Graham students Erika Mayall, Magdalena Mocarski and their vice principal Tim Jones.

Sutherland principal Doug Green welcomed students Helen Mau (left) and Mandy Co to his table.

Argyle students Shawna Primeau (front left) and Andrea Renney dined with councillor Sam Scorda (back left) and assistant superintendant Paul Killeen.

Dr. Greg Lee, from Capilano College, shared a laugh with Handsworth students Leo Park (left) and Theo Na (right).

Handsworth students Hilary McNaughton (back left) and Zaneta Lim (back right) shared their table with Dr. Robin Brayne (front left), Julie Schweitzer and their principal, Terry Shaw.

The Bank of Montreal's John Sverre was one of many sponsors who donated to the event so that students like Amy Wong (left) and Kate Cheung (right) could enjoy the afternoon's festivities.

Looking good Argyle. From left: students Paula Jarolim, Kirsty Smith, Kelly Galway and Shannon Morley.

Coca Cola rep Michael Maddison (from left) was seated at the Argyle table along with students Andrea Engelmann and Darren Bruce.

Representing the best of Handsworth was Diana Younan (clockwise from back left), Andisheh Shojaee, Salima Hassanaly, Sarvnaz Mirbagheri and Sophia Wong.

This barbershop quartet entertained the crowd with songs like "Sweet Adeleine" and "Duke of Earl". From left: Rumi Jaffer, Brendan Denault, Douglas Giles and Scott Nicholson.