Nostalgia Day

I could still remember what the seniors did to us on the very first day we met them during orientation clearly. I could also remember what they did to us during water games, which was obviously much worse than what we did to the current lower sixers.

They seemed to be so BIG, well at least to me, and a little wild and somehow, very sporting.

Requests asked by them when we were to complete the signature drive, questions bombarded to those who nominated themselves for positions in the council. You guys really made us remember all of you so well, but without all those things all of you asked us to do, I'm pretty sure we, the current upper sixers now, wouldn't be who we are now.

For when we were asked plenty of questions during campaigns, we became more confident of ourselves and braver. It was the first and one great experience for most of us.

There is a tradition every year, the lower sixers have to organize an event called "The Nostalgia Day" for the upper sixers who will graduate after their STPM examination.



The red carpet.


One of the lower sixers singing.



Seniors.



Seniors. damn poser lor.





Group picture.




It'd been five months since you guys left school! But after writing this entry, I felt as if time flowed back to a year ago when I was still a lower six former.

Good luck to all of you who applied to universities or working (: