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Alumni
NEWS
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OLA CONTRIBUTIONS
Revamping the Junior Campus Lecture Theatre to a multipurpose learning space: $15 000
New Senior Campus chairs and desks: $20 000
New AstroTurf in 2019 at the Junior Campus: $10 000
OLA Football Club Contribution: $800
Junior Campus outdoor furniture: $1500
Old Launcestonians and the OLA Committee have lots to be proud of.
Over the last four to five years we have been in the fortunate position to fully fund or make significant financial contributions to the many initiatives a school like ours seeks to deliver.
The Fun and Food Festival in Term 1 is just one of the successful initiatives on our fundraising calendar. Whilst the primary purpose of the festival is to provide an opportunity for families new and old to reconnect, it is also wonderful, through the generous donations of time, produce and support, that the OLA can raise money. The support and patronage from the broader School community for this event is amazing.
I again take this opportunity to thank the members of the OLA Committee and the School community for your ongoing participation and support of the OLA.
Simon Wood, OLA President
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The School has changed dramatically from when I attended Broadland House during the 1950s and 60s.
The opportunity and encouragement students now have to chase and build their dreams and indulge in their passions with enthusiasm is enormous. I invite our current students to have the courage, imagination and sense of adventure to open doors and look beyond so that you can further your knowledge, as well as participate and excel in your chosen field.
Be passionately curious and do not be afraid to look behind the doors to find the amazing opportunities that can be found. Never give up no matter how many obstacles you meet on your way; be inspired to keep following your dreams. Failure is not final; it is the courage to continue that counts. Daunting though it may be, courageously facing the unknown can lead to greater personal development and satisfaction.
Rosemary Stobart, BHOGA President
In Memoriam
Mrs Margery H Sheldrick 1935
Mrs Ann Terry 1949
Mrs Pauline E L Morrison 1946
Professor Ronald Gates 1940
Mrs Lesley P Cox 1939
Mr Henry C Haines 1940
Mrs Angela Kalnoky 1945
Mrs M C Chandler 1942
Mrs P M Lindsay 1942
Mrs M J Mcleod 1942
Major James H Welch 1944
Mr Andrew A Morrison 1943
Mr Ian A Carrington-Jones 1946
Mr Clive N O Hill 1946
Mrs M A Trethewie 1947
Mr Stewart C Ferguson 1948
Mr Ronald B Gibson 1949
Mr Peter D Clements 1951
Mr Leicester B Walker 1950
Mr Neville F Hyland 1952
Mr Robert S Davidson 1955
Mr Ian L Millen 1955
Mr Norman B Andrews OAM 1959
Mr Richard B Gilchrist 1961
Mr John H Sale 1957
Mrs Julie H Malley 1959
Mr Robert A Armstrong 1960
Mr David B Jones 1959
Mrs P Watson 1959
Mr Kelvin D Cooper 1961
Mr Douglas B Brownrigg 1964
Mr Garry A Thorp 1964
Mr Geoffrey C Clark 1969
Mrs June Parsons 1969
Mr D'Arcy C T Cummins 1971
Mr Michael M Shepherd 1978
Mr Angus W Cameron 1995
Mrs Janette R Pugh 1965
Mr Graeme L Nelson 1949
Mrs Robin Grace West 1969
Mr Rodney D Morice 1956
Mrs Robin Lumley 1959
Mrs Diana J Griffin 1969
Mrs Althea (Thea) Arthur 1957
Mr Ramsay A Palfreyman 1950
Year listed refers to alumni year