(RAHNUMA) Hyderabad, November 26 – Rosary Convent High School, a cornerstone of educational excellence in Hyderabad, celebrated its Sesquicentennial Anniversary (1874-2024) with grandeur and nostalgia. The milestone event brought together alumni, teachers, and current students, weaving a beautiful tapestry of cherished memories and joyous reunions.
The celebrations, graced by Principal Sister Josephina Komma Reddy, former teachers, and staff, highlighted the institution’s remarkable journey of shaping lives over 150 years. The event featured an Alumni Meet, affectionately named “Rosary Old Students Entente,” where past students spanning decades rekindled friendships and relived school-day memories.
Prominent journalist Mumtaz Moin and Rafia Moin, distinguished alumni of Rosary Convent, were among those who attended the festivities. They fondly reminisced about their time at the school, sharing laughter and heartfelt moments with their old teachers and friends.
The day was a joyous celebration of nostalgia, as alumni reconnected with classmates and the institution that shaped their formative years. Many shared stories of their accomplishments, crediting their success to the values and education imparted by Rosary Convent.
Principal Sister Josephina expressed her gratitude to all attendees, saying, “This Sesquicentennial Celebration is not just a milestone for the school but a testimony to the enduring bond between Rosary Convent and its students. It’s heartwarming to see our alumni, teachers, and friends come together to celebrate this legacy.”
As Rosary Convent High School continues to inspire generations, this milestone event stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of education, friendship, and community.
