40+ photos: Every moment from St James Lutheran College formal
The students from St James Lutheran College have celebrated their formal in style. EVERY ARRIVAL:
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The students of St James Lutheran College have gathered to celebrate their final year of school, braving the wind and rain to walk the red carpet.
The students arrived in style at the grounds of Hervey Bay Boat Club.
The arrivals were made in a mixture of classic cars and glamorous modern vehicles, with the students dressed to the nines for the occasion.
It was the first formal of the 2024 season.
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Originally published as 40+ photos: Every moment from St James Lutheran College formal
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