Shirani, Meera.Raji,Seema and Priya --- a peek into those days of fun and frolic !!
(photo courtesy - Sibyl from the class of '90)
Isn't it wonderful to see that "Frooti" too has survived all these years and still remains a favorite drink of all, irrespective of their age. Don't miss out on Ms.Cabbot & Ms.Prestina on the back drop.
Arthy
I know going through these pictures can make us feel low. At least we can take this as a way to have Linet with us once again.
Remembering Linet – “Let me be there!”
It was shocking to hear about Linet’s untimely demise. I still feel guilty that I got to know about it much too late coz I was not in touch with schoolfriends!!
Linet and I were in the same class. Although I liked her, we did not get a chance to be close friends. But I do have a few memories of Linet. I admired her for being very neat in her appearance. I know this might sound funny but I was so fascinated when she told me how she had got her hair straightened (the natural curls she had)after a trip to Bahrain when such things were not much heard of! She was one of the stars of the Blue House…be it song, dance, drama Linet was there on stage. She had a beautiful voice. I distinctly remember once Ms. Delphin asked one of us to sing a song to enliven the class after a tedious session of physics. And Linet went up to sing. I should say, she was never reluctant to do that and we had always recognized her as the “ singing star of our class.” So anytime there was a request for a song we would simply shout “Linet, Linet”!! She sang, “Let me be there in your morning, let me be there in your night time, All I ask you is let me be there…" We had a cheeky look and grin and made sure that Linet also smiled and blushed while singing …and when she finished Ms.Delphin summed it up well” for those of you who think it is a love song yes it is… but it is for the Holy Spirit!”
I can almost hear it now! "let me be there in your morning..."Yes Linet you are with us, you will always be…
I’m sure all of you have many more colorful memories of our dear Linet…do share it here…sabina
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Let’s set our old school rivalries aside ;) click http://www.infantjesustangasseri.com/
In their own words , "this is the place for the alumni of Infant Jesus Anglo Indian School at Quilon, Kerala, India to share their thoughts and ideas and reminiscence about beloved Tangasseri".
Admire the way they have organized their alumni association and their reunions. Congrats Infant Jesus Alumni!
A beautiful pic. of the IJHS grounds. Remember our "much anticipated"class outing to IJHS on their annual sports day ;)!!
Their profile reads:This is a forum for alumni of Infant Jesus Anglo Indian School at Quilon, India, to discuss nostalgic memories of beloved Tangasseri. Come forward to discuss old Tangy stories, nicknames, cut-jacks and all! Life's short, let us pass those stories on to posterity. Our 'holy' old neighbours from Mount Carmel Convent as well as present students of IJHS are welcome to join.
