Class of 2E4 2004

The class knew each other since Secondary 1. But we only grew closer, for some unknown reason only in Secondary 2. No doubt that the class has cliques, but each clique does not fight with another, and when we come together as a class, we are a force to be reckon with.

2E4 has been a class very memorable in the eyes of the students and some of the teachers. I remember we made a trainee teacher cry. I also remember our then form teacher is a very nice man. Our class also formed the largest group of leaders in the school in the years to come. And since then, we have been having outings every single year.

Most of the times, its clique outings, but when we come together as an 'official' class gathering, at least 1/3 of the class would turn up. Minus some who are loners, minus those who went overseas, minus those who are not free. That's practically everyone. And I always say, we will look like as if we're going for a school excursion.

In the past, we would talk about which route we want to take. Poly? JC? After that, we started talking about how school sucks and how secondary school life was so much better. Soon before realising, we are now talking about National Service and what our future plans are (once again). But of course, the never dying topic about GIRLS will always linger around the minds of an all boys school.

I have to agree, secondary school friends are genunine.

We last longer than we expected.

Three cheers!

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I'm quite happy that most of my friends did not pick up smoking. Only a handful whch kinda upsets me. Sigh.