Events and Reunions 2013

The Centenary year started off with a fabulous Centenary Ball, over 850 guests including around 120 Old Girls attended, all dressed to the nines and ready to party. The next big event was the launch of the Centenary Book Non Nobis Solum, the book took us all on a journey through the School's 100 years, with great contributions from many Old Girls and a wonderful array of photographs.  The Centenary Wall was opened by Ms Penelope Wensley Governor of Queensland, once again many of our Old Girls came along to find their names on the wall and catch up with old friends. The last event for the year was the OGA Weekend, which started off with the 100 Reasons to Party Cocktail Function. The night was a huge success with 100 Old Girls attending definitely ready to party into the weekend. One of the highlights of this event was the Fashion Parade by current students who modelled the uniform through the eras. There were lots of screams of; I used to wear that!  from many of the Old Girls.

We would like to say thank you to Debbie Buckley, President of the OGA, who stepped up and volunteered much of her time this year,  not only contributing to the Centenary Book, but also assisting in the organisation of all of the Centenary events. The loss of Bev Philben early in the year was devasting and heartbreaking, but full credit to Debbie and the committee for their committment and support of the Old Girls and St Hilda's School community. They certainly lived by the School Motto: Non Nobis Solum

100 Reasons to Party 2012

Centenary Wall Opening

Centenary Book Launch

Centenary Ball