In case you were sleeping/not being attentive/away/being annoyed or pestered or... etc, you get it

Out of memories sake,
and kind of partly for Ms Lai too..
here's the - umm how do i put this - sweet, i guess, speech from Japheth and Yais.
Or at least what was written on their speech paper.

A very good morning to everyone. [My name is Japheth (And I am Yais)] and we are from class 4 Achieve. We are here today to share our memories as a class, memories of accomplishment or challenges we've overcome which we will always treasure in our hearts.

We as a class, have learnt to put our differences aside and work together to achieve a common goal. In 2008, through much sweat and tears, our class own soccer team managed to attain the second position in our school's inter-class soccer competition. Our girls' netball team also brought glory to our class when they attained the third position. In the interclass competition, we were the only class which came in top three in both sports. Despite our numerous difference, we eventually managed to succeed.

Our class has also participated in the hamper wrapping event. We brought canned food from home and we wrapped them up as hampers. The hampers were given to the less fortunate families in our neighbourhood. This particular event opened our eyes to the fact that not everyone is as fortunate as us and that we should always be grateful for what we have.

The fond memories of last year's Charity Bazaar are still fresh in our minds. Despite the sweat and effort we have placed in this meaningful event, our class, and not forgetting Ms Lai, stood out from among other classes to clinch the Best Advertising/decorated stall award. This reminded us that hard work and pain always pays off.

Last year's 'Be Yourself Day' was testament to our class's team spirit. We decided to dress up as doctors and when 'Be Yourself Day' finally arrived, we walked into the parade square, brandishing our stethoscopes and white doctor's robes. Everyone around us stared in awe. Even though we did not win the Best Dress Competition, we were still elated as, for once, we were united as a class and did something productive.

The things that makes us special are our class-tee - which has our personal caricature on it. This makes us special as not two are the same. Just as not two people have the same personality.

Furthermore, our class has the most pair of twins as compared to any other classes. To be exact, there are 5 pairs of twins. Isn't that amazing?
Yes, and not forgetting that there will be an additional member joining the family.

And who might that be, [Japheth]?
None other than Ms Loke's upcoming baby!

We would now like to thank our various teachers. Miss Loke, for being like our second mother. Miss Ham, for guiding us through this semester. Mr Yeo, for your undivided attention and everlasting patience. Mr Joseph Tan, for giving us your many words of wisdom. Mr Henry, for " caring for us so much ". Ms Lai, for being our previous form teacher and our sunshine on a rainy day. And last but not least, our maths teacher, Mr Chong, who is our way of hope, who would always cheer us up with his jokes and antics but ultimately, he taught us how to enjoy and embrace mathematics with open arms.

As the saying goes, time and tide waits for no man and thus, we should adapt to changes and move on in life. Therefore, we end our speech by wishing all graduates and teachers that inspired us, a big thank you and may your life be as fruitful even after you have left Evergreen and continue striving for your 'O' Levels......(=

Yup that's it.

Although, especially since we're all " oh-so-happy " to graduate and leave the school,
do work especially hard for the upcoming Os.
Moreover if you DONT want to come back to EVGSS for a whole other year next year.
You don't, right?

So it's just down to this two weeks.
Stop procrastinating!
Like as Ms Loke says:
Or at least it was written at the very much non-readable teacher's message.

Well work hard and then we can truly say:
" Congratulations on graduating! "

Also, once again, as Ms Lai said:


Let's hope that our future reunions,
organized or accidental,
will be under good conditions, aye?




P.S.:
Here's a little graduation dedication.
A nice change from Graduation - Vitamin C, no?