St. Joseph's Feast Day 2006

Location: Bangalore, Karnataka, India

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Thursday, March 23, 2006

St. Joseph's Feast Day (Sunday) March 19th, 2006
A view of the Central Block of the school shot from the multi-purpose hall

After Chapel Service it was time for a tasty brunch comprising of a generous dollop of upuma, two idlis, one vada, one masala dosa accompanied by bowls of sambar and chutney.

It was a great day and a good excuse for Old Boys to meet each other in school.

Michael D' Souza (Batch of '95)

St. Germain's cricket team having their brunch

Committee Members Oscar Menezes & A G Krishnaswamy with friends having brunch.

Committee members (L-R): S Lakshminarayan (Secretary), Brian D' Lima (Treasurer), partially hidden-Bryan Nobbay (President), Dr. Rabindra S Nayak (Committee Member)

The lower floor of the Library in the Central Block. The library is on a split-level.

A spacious staffroom in the Central Block

The top floor of the library located in the Central Block

Warming up for the action ahead

Zooming in on the action

A bird's eye view of the field from the Central Block

The new look- Facing the main gates stands the Central Block

The front slab of the War Memorial

The side of the War Memorial facing the new Hall

The side of the War Memorial facing the New Central (Administrative) Block.
Does the Latin stand for 'An Honorable and Patriotic Death'?

The side of the War Memorial facing the Old Concert Hall

Basement parking

The far corner of the basement parking lot close to the chapel wing stairs.

One of the entrances/ exits to the Basement Parking beneath the central (Administrative) Block.

The two cubby hole like entrances and the porthole are part of the new Administrative Block facing the field. ( I have just received information that they will be removed and more space made..)