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80 Immaculate years

Published:Friday | March 30, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Alumna Joan Marie Powell (left) leads her table of alumnae.
Alumna Brenda Cuthbert (second left) leads her table.
Alumnae of the same year bond with a photo opportunity, (from left) Janice Ho Lung, Carol Jean Sinclair, and Arlene Irons.
Acting principal of Immaculate Conception High School, Bridgette Pinto (left), herself an alumna, hangs with classmate, Lois Rose.
The oldest past president, Beryl Williams (left), and the youngest past president, Dr Janine Dawkins, cut the cake. - Contributed
80 th anniversary cake.
Archbishop Emeritus Donald Reece gives past alumnae president, Beryl Williams, a hug.
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The well-known girls' high school association, Immaculate Conception, recently launched its 80th anniversary celebrations. Not only is Immaculate among the oldest high schools in Jamaica - 154 years - but its alumnae association is also among the oldest - celebrating 80 years during 2012.

The launch took the form of a luncheon at the Alhambra Inn Hotel on March 15 where the guest speaker was Beryl Williams, the oldest living past president of the association, who was flown in from New York especially for the occasion.

Here are some pictorial highlights of the occasion.