The history of St. Sebastian’s College can be traced beyond 160 years. However, the recorded history counts from the year 1926 after the De la Salle Brothers took over the administration of the school. Only five years later, the inaugural meeting of the Old Boys ‘Association was held on 14th July 1931 with Rev. Bro. Bonaventure Idus as the President, Mr. Peter. B. Dias as Hon. Secretary and Rev. Bro Joseph Charles as the Hony. Treasurer with a committee to manage the affairs of the Association.Over a period of 55 years the Administrator of the school functioned as Ex-Officio President, while the Hon. Secretary functioned as The Chief Executive Officer of the OBA.
It is a well-known fact that the OBA played the key role in the action, along with teachers, parents & well-wishers during the school take over in 1960 which eventually preserved the status of the College as a private non fee levying school.
