Holy Angels alumni association celebrates silver jubilee
The Hindu
Holy Angels’ Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School Alumni Association steps into its silver jubilee year.
As in previous years, the reunion meet of old students of Holy Angels Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School in T.Nagar will be held on January 26 from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. But this year’s meet is extra special because the Holy Angels’ Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School Alumni Association steps into its silver jubilee year.
Formed in December 1999 by late Sarojini Shanmughasundaran, Kamala Devi Parthasarathy of 1969 batch, and J. Revathi and Lakshmi Venkatraman of 1967 batch, they together drafted the blue print for the alumni association. The association was flormally aunched in December 1999 in the presence of Sr. Kamala, then principal and many retired teachers. The first meeting was held in January 2000, with Justice Ranganathan as chief guest.
What started with 150 alumni members has now a strength of more than 2,500, says a note shared by the Alumni Association.
Many distinguished people are part of the association including Indra Nooyi, Chandrika Tandon and Prithika Chary. In the field of arts, the list includes Revathi Menon, Latha, Ramya Krishnan, Aishwarya Rajesh, Brindha Sivakumar and Poornima Rao. Bureaucrats include Janaki Arun Kumar and Sheela Balakrishnan.
All alumni are welcome for the reunion meet.
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