|Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Bedok South Sec 4B 2006 Year book entry. The class of 4B 2006 has had its fair share of ups and downs throughout the year. Moments of anguish, joy, anger, frustration...you name it, we have gone through it all. But most importantly, we have not gone through these moments without undying support from our ever so caring and loving classmates who have, during these two trying years, acted as our pillars of support. We would have to admit that time and again, thoughts of throwing in the towel did cross our mind but they have all been eradicated due to the constant motivation and support that we have been given from our classmates. Truth be told, 4B has not always been an academically inclined class like it is made out to be. Thus, we have been unceasingly reminded by our teachers to buck up. However, if there were to be one reason why we love our class so much, it would be the strong inter-racial bonds which we share. Another reason which makes us sad that we would be parting on our different ways would definitely be how we do not screen our thoughts before we say them out loud. This results in a blatant openness which we have as our unofficial class motto. Some examples of this openness would be how we casually categories people under weird names. We have the Hong Giap gang, the notorious Geylang Serai/Five Pillars, the Ke Ai De Zhu gang and many more. Fun has always been our middle name. Classic moments, be it Mr Kamath's weird theories, Frankie showing off his dance moves or Mastari performing as Paul Twohill and even the undisputed Nicholas Huang who is the resident debater of the class challenging Mr Sandhu, would never go unnoticed. With inspiration from our much loved form teacher Mr Mohandas Kamath, we assure one and all from the bottom of our hearts that we will not regret our secondary school years in Bedok South. BUILT TO BLAZE..
the garden in my heart.messed.
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