Photo gallery: Good Shepherd Lutheran College formal 2024
Year 11 students of Good Shepherd Lutheran College were dressed to the nines to celebrate their school time soon coming to a close. See all the arrivals.
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Students of Good Shepherd Lutheran College strutted their stuff on the red carpet to kick of their special night of celebration.
Year 11 graduates – celebrating early – wore stunning gowns and stylish suits to wow the crowd gathered at the Novotel Twin Waters on Saturday.
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