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May 12, 2016

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READY TO DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY: A group of GHS girls and their partners got together for a photo opportunity before the start of the recent matric dance Picture: PIXEL PERFECT PHOTOGRAPHY

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Joy: In as much as this gallery displays a lot of tears, one gets an opportunity to see what the pupils of Queenstown Girls' High School mean to the teachers and what the teachers meant to the pupils.

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