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Junior-Senior Ice Cream Date

By Anonymous
Kylie Toh

The clock struck 4p as the seniors waited excitedly at the Student Center for the juniors. “I remember this like it was yesterday! I can’t believe that it has been a year!” Lilian Li (12) recalled about coming back from Servathon a year ago. The seniors from the Class of 2016 planned a party for the juniors as a token of appreciation for working so hard that day. Therefore, the seniors from the Class of 2017 decided to do the same for the current juniors.
Those who had a free X-Block went early to help set up the Student Center for the event. They arranged tables, prepared drinks, and brought out the ice cream. After making the necessary preparations, they lined up on opposite sides of the Student Center, ready to greet the sweaty, exhausted juniors. Huge smiles were plastered on the junior’s paint- stained faces as they came into the room and saw rows of drinks and vanilla ice cream cones prepared for them.
“I didn’t even know that you guys had this planned! It’s so nice! I was so happy when I got the ice cold drinks.” Ke-Erh Huang (11) exclaimed.
            The juniors of the Class of 2018 divided into small groups and went to six local parks around Tanjung Bungah. They scraped off the dirty old paint from playgrounds and replaced it with shiny new paint, raked leaves, planted flowers, and even cleaned the parks up.
“I had a super awesome time there! It was so much fun having the day off from school to work with friends. I got to bond with so many people that I don’t usually talk to in school too!” Areeya Kunawaradisai (11) gushed.
 The junior and senior class had a great time bonding over 100-Plus and vanilla ice cream as they looked forward to their Merdeka Day break which was the next day.

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