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•   Yvonne VAN Kerkoerle (Martin)  19/4
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•   Pat Moran  28/4
•   Tony Connole  2/5
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Welcome to the Class of 1973

St Joseph's High School Albury

St Thomas Aquinas Christian Brothers College Albury

 

This Website was created to archive momentos from class reunions and school years and to facilitate future reunions large and small, renew connections with our classmates, and to keep up to date. 

The site welcomes everyone who participated in classes in the various schools that ultimately led to the graduating class of 1973 from St Joseph's and Aquinas in Albury. This includes teachers and students at St Brigid's, St Anne's, St Augustine's and St Patrick's schools and includes everyone who participated in classes for any period during the 13 years from kindergarten through to 1973, whether or not you were involved for a fraction of a year or for all thirteen.

If you you wish to participate and your name is not shown when you click on the "Join Here" button then please contact us by clicking on the contact us button on the left margin and send us an email.

Editors - Karen Purtle and Bill Holmes

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

In 1870, the High School we girls went to was established under the name of St Joseph's Ladies College. I can't find the exact date, but during the late 1960's, while we were there, the name was changed to St Joseph's High School. This was to publically shift the impression that we were being educated as women, to be refined, polite and well spoken to one that would more accurately reflect that we were being educated to take our place in a modern world. In the community, however, we still occasionally hear the old school referred to as St Joseph's Ladies College.

Karen 



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