1/16Laneshia Cooper and Sam Pile at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
O’Loughlin Catholic College Class of 2009 formal photos
LOOKING back at the formal photos from the Class of 2009 at O’Loughlin Catholic College
2/16Daniel Beames and Ejun Rachman at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
3/16Rachelle Paul and Lavaniya Vankrisappan at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
4/16Rhiannon Miller and Craig Blake at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
5/16Dalena Dang and James Wyatt at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
6/16Karl Harold and James Gamble at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
7/16Gemma Fleming and Codie Glover at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
8/16Dylan Morrison and Sarah Hogan at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
9/16Brooke Farrands and Kieran Shaw at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
10/16Kyle Biccinelli and Bradley Zanker at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
11/16Gary Bui and Paul Viojan at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
12/16Sam Towers and Mitchell Townsend at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
13/16Haley O’Donoghue and Patrick Dalziel at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
14/16Melissa Huynh and David Hendry at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
15/16Braedon Cunnington and Rosalee Loxley at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
16/16Jade Guest and Jason Byster at the 2009 O’Loughlin Catholic College formal. Picture: NT NEWS
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