Showing posts with label Whang Nee Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whang Nee Museum. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Happy Birthday to Whang Nee!


First day of the month of August is a unique day for Lim Whang Nee, as he celebrates another great year on planet earth. Let's wish him all the best on this wonderful day, and pray that he will have many many more of this day coming his way in future!


Sunday, February 5, 2017

More Personal Contribution from Whang Nee's Photo Museum

These are photos taken by Whang nee, many taken during the English College era, sometimes called MSAB. If you don't know what is MSAB then, you are either not a Jaffarian, or your dementia is at a very advanced stage - possibility for all of us. BTW, drink more beer to rid of dementia.

Try looking for your younger self, you may find him.

This should have been the background for this website.

These are the basketball team of MSAB, most from SDJ.

Aspiring TV stars here. Most of them didn't make it to the big screen, though.

Rioting for a good cause.

Old memories came flowing back. Some lovely people here.

To be honest, I don't know why this photo existed. Got to ask Whang Nee

Remember Mrs Rajagopal? In the centre picture. Our lovely form teacher.

A contribution from Tan Wee Meng - next to him is Swee Leng of St Joseph's.
Next to Whang Nee is boyish Khoo Ban Tong.

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Some Valuable Historical Photos to Remember from Whang Nee

Here are some wonderful pictures, courtesy of Lim Whang Nee. From his personal collection and worth remembering us all by. So enjoy them at your own leisure time, which we should have plenty by now.

Young & Skinny

Why so fierce? Hungry?

Lecture on Barbecueing

Bell Bottom

Why eat first?

He was so afraid of girls then.

Why weren't the girls wearing shorts, but the guys?

Look, my is longer.

Said who? let me show you mine.

Should I jump first?

Studying the food.

Where were their other hands?

Saturday, October 1, 2016

Edward Yew Goes Down Memory Lane

Our normally quiet Edward Yew Kok Keong decided to share some interesting and long-lost photos with us. And I guess it is timely too, before they go into obscurity, let it be place in the hands of Google to keep it for perpetuity and posterity. Rest assured these will be on planet earth long after we are gone. Your great-great-great-grand-children will have no problem seeing them in their cell phones any time of the day. It may even be worth a fortune by then, who knows.

The 5 musketeers conquering HuaLien San some 31 years ago.
Francis Loh, Kuang Yap, Eric Ho, Edward Yew, Freddy.
Penang Trip, the one on the far left went hysterical, anyone remember them or seen them?
Hysterical? No surprise with so many handsome guys in SDJ74. 
Waiting for Ngee Tee to update on status of these pretty chicks
Ok here it is: Rou Yin, Maggie, Mei Ling, Josephine. :)
Also waiting for Eric to tell us who was this sexy lady. 
You won't know who he is until he put on some weight,
but he was prepared for it with his oversized pants.
Ahh, we all know who this tall guy is, and I think I know who is beside him.
I recognise his back well,
having seen his back for so many years during classes. Kam Weng?
Kok Siang, Ngee Tee and Edward - nothing has changed. :)
Some people we will have trouble recalling. Dun worry, it is part of aging.
Kok Seng, John Chan, Steven, James, Edward, forgot her name & Rou Yin.
Sadly, the forgotten girl is the one that standout most in this picture.
One in heaven, Steven & Kee Joo Cher, non SDJ Tan Ghee Kok and ......?

Don't need any intro here. They were the ones the headmaster was going after.
For being well-behaved. Hehe.
Kee Joo Cher, James Ling Kue Hin, Ang Ngee Tee, Chia Kok Siang,
Ng Kok Seng, Edward Yew, Eric Ho & Tee Kai Meng

Kok Siang, JS, Kim Liong, Ang Tau Koon, Sim Kam Weng, Ronnie

Tan Cheng Yong, JS, Ken, Mok Chek Chee, KL, Ngee Tee, Kam Weng,
Quek, Ronnie.

Joo Cher, ???, Cheng Yong, JS, Ken, KL, Quek, NT, Kam Weng

An 18-year-old by the name of Hor Kay Kok rocked the teenage
world then, with this glorious photo.

Not everyone is too excited though, as a very tired Ho Kuang Yap
after a exhaustive trip to Taiwan.

Three handsome guys. Many girls going hysterical those days
because of these guys.



the guy hugging Francis Loh, what is his name?
Eric at his melancholy best.

Freddie of SDJ 75

Easily Beat any Taiwanese singer of that era in looks.

Another one, bringing out his best shot. Guess who?
Going to be a close fight! With the four heavenly kings
of Hong Kong of those days.
Another hero of our time, the Stephen Chow of our era,
Ho Kuang Yap some 31 years ago, in some
disputed mountain & valley in China.