Victory College, Gympie celebrates 2024 formal | Gallery
A large crowd watched as the Victory College seniors arrived for their school formal in Gympie on Friday evening, with more than 50 excited young men and women walking the red carpet. SEE THE PHOTOS
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Victory College Class of 2024 took the red carpet by storm on Friday evening, looking every bit the part of a more than 50-strong group of outstanding young men and women.
Classic cars, hotted up wheels and even a surprise arrival on a tractor were among students’ choice of transportation to the Gympie Showgrounds, which played host to the second Gympie senior school formal in as many weeks following St Patrick College’s festivities.
Check out the highlights from the night below.
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