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Celebration of the Amalgamation
50th Anniversary
Amalgamation
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the Amalgamation of two schools, Kincoppal, Elizabeth Bay, and Rose Bay Convent. Each of these Sacred Heart schools had its own rich history and culture but shared one mission and one vision, and in 1971, with the Amalgamation became one school: Kincoppal-Rose Bay School of the Sacred Heart with the motto, ‘Cor Unum’, One Heart and One Mind.
Liturgy
A liturgy led by members of the Society of the Sacred Heart, alumnae and students from the KRB community.
Stories and Archives of the Amalgamation
Trish O'Brien (Delaney)
Trish, an alumna of Rose Bay (1970), takes us through her experience at Rose Bay as a tennis player and the changes she experienced during the Amalgamation.
Jo-Ann McDonald (Watson)
Jo, alumna of Kincoppal-Rose Bay (1973), shares her experience during the Amalgamation in 1971 and presents the uniforms and blue ribbon from this era.
Barbara Auswild
Barbara, an alumna of Kincoppal-Rose Bay (1971), shares her experience during the Amalgamation and presents some of our archive items that have a special memory for her.
Anne Silver (Wightman) & Margo Blacklaw (Wightman)
Anne and Margo, twin sisters who graduated Kincoppal-Rose Bay (1971), share some of their memories and the values they established during their time at School.
Rose Bay Flag
Kincoppal Flag
Child of Mary Medal
When I was School Captain, I wore a medal something like this one. I think I left it at the School when I left the First Medallion, which was no doubt passed on to the next recipient.
Anne Gorman (Austin; Rose Bay 1951)
Rose Bay Crockery
The crockery I remember was all marked with the Rose Bay monogram and wreath…it looks oh so familiar.
Anne Gorman (Austin; Rose Bay 1951)
Sacred Heart Writing Cards
Sacre Coeur writing was distinctive and highly valued. It was taught intensively in the Third Division. Incompetent writers were obliged to continue to practice in later years. As a very incompetent writer, I was still copying a quota of cards in the First Class, one year before the Leaving Certificate. I still write badly but love to see letters and cards from others where the distinctive scrip announces their background even before I open the envelope.
Margaret Hetherton (Payten; Rose Bay 1955)
Feast Books
Feast Books were very serious business taking many hours to present our very best work during our primary school at Barat-Burn and Kerever Park. I still have many of my Feast Books.
Elizabeth O’Connor (Ramsay-Sharp; Rose Bay 1964)
Weekly Notes
Weekly Notes and Prize Giving were held in the Hall. It was where we learned to curtesy and dance the waltz, and to sit straight and still for hours with our hands held meekly in our laps and our feet tucked daintily to one side.
Marian St Leger Moss (Kincoppal 1969)
Serviette Rings
We all had our own serviette rings with our names or initials engraved. We also used our own linen serviettes – large and white usually.
Libi Bradford (Dowd; Rose Bay 1965)
Sports Trophies
Loretto Crowe and I won the senior doubles in 1963. Still a real thrill. Loretto was a year ahead of me and our lives went in quite different directions when we left school until we met up at an alumnae reunion in Melbourne in the mid-1990s. After that, we started to play tennis again until I returned to Sydney in 2000. Our close friendship has continued ever since.
Shayne Brown (Rose Bay 1964)