Acting President, Ivy Ho,
in her welcoming address
Roll Call for the girls, those who left school in
the 1950s' to just yesterday . . .
The Committee led in the School Song
The SGGS School song was written
in the 1970s so those in school prior
to that are not familiar with the lyrics.
the exuberant class of 1989
A Buffet Lunch by Olive Tree Hotel.
Thank you, Olive Tree, it was a good spread.
Thanks to Doreen who did the Screen projections
that has plenty of people wanting a photo in front
of it. Including me!
Acting President Ivy Ho, Mrs Nana Lee,
SGGS fashionista teacher, Lillian Tong,
and Pamela Ong, past President.
Showtime! Some Bollywood
It definitely stopped everyone
in mid-lunch!
Just look at the interested audience!
Who got up to join in a quick
lesson in Bollywood movie moves.
Yes, that's the way we do it!
The xSGGS Phenomenon
Two generation of Chinese
and Nyonya Georgians presents
a Hawaiian dance, in saree!
And then everyone got to do the hula!
And this way and that way. . .
If there's a will, there's always a way!
Yeah! The xSGGS Committee
managed to to squeeze every one in!
In between lunch and dancing,
Photo Booth fun!
Doreen's art and screen is very
much appreciated. Throughout the afternoon,
loads of girls want a photo with the screen as backdrop.
The members of the previous 1990s
Exco and Committee under Pamela Ong.
And friends.
Master of Ceremony for the afternoon
Choon Ean, President of SGGS (Penang)
KL & Selangor chapter giving out the prizes.
After lunch and all the lucky draw given
out to lucky girls, its time to remember
our country.
We all stood up to sing "Tanah Pusaka"
What passionate patriotic singing!
It was a moving moment and we continued
and sang the song twice over!
We Love Malaysia!
We love Malaysia!
What camaraderie!
Everyone spontaneously got into
a conga line and danced around the
room, in the following 172 photos . . .
Different year and age group,
but all joined by a common cause
- we are Georgians!
The Executive Council and Committee
St.George's Girls' School Alumni
2017-2018
Dress code is Ethnic Costume.
Here we go!
The joy and happiness continues . . .
Georgians can really party!
Indians, Chinese, Malays, Baba Nyonya . . .
enjoying each other's ethnic costumes . . .
All in a conga line . . .
those who left school in 1957 and
fresh out of school in 2006!
Veteran Committee Member,
Tuan Kok, doing the conga at 80
years old!
What happy faces!
Auld Lang Syne
Until we meet again next year!
16 September 2017
Olive Tree Hotel