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38 Introduction Illustration by Mr Philip Liau from the 1960 issue of The Rafflesian Raffles Institution is the premier School of Singapore with a long history, noble traditions and a high standard of scholarship. It is the sacred duty of every Rafflesian not to resort to any word or deed that will directly or indirectly undermine the good name of the School. Cleanliness Keep your School clean. Throw all litter into the receptacles provided. Be clean in your attire. Cultivate clean habits of hygiene. BE VERY CLEAN when using the toilet. Leave every wash basin or closet as clean as you would wish to find it. Discipline Speak well and behave well not only during school hours, but wherever you happen to be. Respect the elders and superiors. Learn to obey before you learn to rule. Duty Time is precious. Don’t waste it. Work hard and pass your examinations every term. Be mentally alert as well as physically fit. Take part in the extramural activities of the school and make sure that your education is a full one. If you get into trouble tell your parents and your Form Teacher or Principal at once. Always tell the truth even if the truth is not in your favour and you will be respected for it. BE PROUD OF RAFFLES INSTITUTION AND RAFFLES INSTITUTION WILL BE PROUD OF YOU!
39 The school is the area bounded Late-coming Recess Prefects’ Room without permission by Beach Road, Bras Basah, North Disciplinary action will be taken All pupils must leave their class- of a prefect. Bridge Road and Stamford Road. against pupils who are late for rooms during the BREAK, except The following are forbidden: (a) school without reasonable excuse. when it is raining. Loitering Cycles will not be ridden in the smoking, (b) spitting, (c) throwing Any pupil arriving late for school along the corridors is forbidden. school compound at any time. All rubbish and fruit skins about. may offer his explanation to the Scrambling for food and disorderly bicycles must be parked in the (Receptacles are provided), (d) prefect in charge of late comers in conduct in the tuckshops are spaces provided for the purpose. scribbling on the walls. Pupils the Prefect’s Room during recess. forbidden. To prevent congestion may not write on the blackboards He may either excuse him or order pupils must queue up when buying without authority; (e) using him to report to the Duty Prefect food. Girls may form a separate language or behaving in a manner immediately after school. The Duty line of their own. Complaints about detrimental to the moral tone of Prefect shall then take appropriate food and, or prices should be the school. disciplinary action against him. addressed to the Prefects on duty in the first instance. No pupil may leave the school A pupil who is late for school and premise between 7.40 a.m. and has been ordered to report to All eatables must be consumed 1.00 p.m. for the morning session, the Duty Prefect may immediately in the tuck-shops at all times. All or 1.00 p.m. to 6.25 p.m. for the appeal to the master-in-charge of students should proceed to their afternoon session without the Prefects if he feels that he has a class-rooms at the first bell after written permission of the Principal reasonable excuse for being late. the interval. All students must be in or the Senior Masters. Permission If the master-in-charge of prefects their seats at the second bell. for a pupil to leave a class during is satisfied with his explanation, he normal teaching hours may be will issue to the pupil concerned Pupils must obey orders given by given only by the teacher taking a statement of excuse. The late- any prefect, monitor, or member of the class. In the absence of the comer will hand this statement the disciplinary committee in the teacher, the monitor may grant of excuse to the Duty Prefect for interests of school discipline and such permission only when it is recording immediately after school cleanliness. They have the right absolutely necessary. is over for the day. of appeal to the Master-in-charge of Prefects against any order that they consider unreasonable. Pupils are not to enter, at any time, the
Page 2 and 3: COMPILED AND EDITED BY Siu Kang Foo
Page 4 and 5: Contents 07 Foreword 08 Introductio
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Page 28 and 29: 28 Introduction A History of Raffle
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Page 50 and 51: 50 The Year Before: 1964 The Year 1
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88 The Year 1965 A Challenge to New
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96 The Year 1965 Editorial: Produci
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98 The Year 1965 Founder’s day sp
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112 The Year 1965 4x110 yds (Cl.3)
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126 The Year 1965 2101 Scouts RIGHT
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128 The Year 1965 2102 Scouts 2nd R
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130 The Year 1965 Brass Band Thanks
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132 The Year 1965 Photographic Soci
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136 The Year 1965 Army Cadets Annua
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140 The Year 1965 Science & Maths S
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142 The Year after: 1966 The Year 1
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144 The Year after: 1966 Independen
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146 The Year after: 1966 Founder’
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148 The Year after: 1966 Head Prefe
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150 The Year after: 1966 1 2 1966 S
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152 The Year after: 1966 1 2 Photo
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154 The Year after: 1966 Clockwise
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156 The Year after: 1966 (1971) Pre
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158 E.W. Jesudason E.W. Jesudason A
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160 E.W. Jesudason Principal E.W. J
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162 E.W. Jesudason Our Principal to
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164 E.W. Jesudason him either decid
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166 E.W. Jesudason Prefects’ Inve
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168 E.W. Jesudason Prefects 1963 TH
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170 E.W. Jesudason Farewell Assembl
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172 E.W. Jesudason Response from Je
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174 E.W. Jesudason Why Do We Study
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176 E.W. Jesudason Top: Retiring pr
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178 E.W. Jesudason My Father As I r
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180 E.W. Jesudason Joan Esther / Ju
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182 E.W. Jesudason Vivien Esmeralda
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184 Philip Liau Philip Liau A welco
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186 Philip Liau Principal Philip Li
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188 Philip Liau About Philip Liau
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190 Introduction Students’Article
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192 Introduction Class types in IX
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194 Introduction The role of Raffle
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196 Introduction barrier of present
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198 Introduction for a science depa
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200 Introduction Books for Reading
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202 Introduction “Be Prepared”
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204 Introduction Do our Best in Com
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206 Introduction Konfusion in Spell
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208 Introduction The Effects of the
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210 Recollections Recollections 370
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212 Recollections Opening Message f
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214 Recollections
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216 Recollections Murli Sawalani Re
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218 Recollections Ng Siew Wah "Jack
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220 Recollections Rohan Kamis (1965
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222 Recollections 1965 - The YearTh
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224 Recollections that declaration
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228 Recollections What Happened at
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230 Recollections Sec 3 B (1966): S
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234 Recollections John Chew. Cheong
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236 Recollections Teachers of a Byg
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238 Recollections Teachers of a Byg
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240 Recollections Koh Standard 6 (1
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242 Recollections David SEC 3 A (19
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258 Introduction The Raffles Family
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260 Introduction Sec 1 classes Year
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262 Introduction 1A Abraham Philips
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264 Introduction 1B Abdul Ghani Cha
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266 Introduction 1C Abedeen A Kader
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268 Introduction 1D Abdul Ghani Kar
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270 Introduction 1E Ahmad Salleh Ch
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272 Introduction 1F Abdul Ghaffar A
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274 Introduction 1G A. Subramaniyam
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276 Introduction Sec 1 A. Front: Am
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278 Introduction Sec 1 E. Form Mist
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280 Introduction SOCCER National Sc
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282 Introduction Sec 4 A (Arts) 196
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284 Introduction 1969 PU1 Leong Wen
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286 Introduction 1969 PU1 Chen Pin
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288 Introduction Pre U 1 Arts C Pre
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290 Introduction Pre U 2 Science A
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292 Introduction The SAF Scholarshi
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296 Introduction 2A Abdul Karim Bab
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298 Introduction 2B Abdul Majid Chi
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300 Introduction 2C Chan Kai Sing C
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302 Introduction 2D Abhilash Balakr
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304 Introduction 2E Bok Thye Pok Ch
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306 Introduction 2F Achilles R Colo
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308 Introduction Other Sec 2s Sunth
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310 Introduction 1968 PU1 Darshan S
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312 Introduction Above: Tham Kheng
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314 Introduction Sec 2 E (1965) A1:
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316 Introduction COLOMBO PLAN AWARD
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318 Introduction Rugby Senior 1st X
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322 Introduction 3A Chan Yuke Wan *
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324 Introduction 3B Amin Nordin Cha
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326 Introduction 3C Bay Gek Heng Ch
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328 Introduction 3D Ang Kie Meng Bi
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330 Introduction 3E Chan Cheng Chan
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332 Introduction 3F Awtar Singh Dhi
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334 Introduction 3G Abdul Hamid Ang
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336 Introduction 3H Chan Cheng Leon
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338 Introduction 3I Anantharaman V
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340 Introduction 3J Chan Than Foong
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342 Introduction 3K Abdul Latiff An
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344 Introduction 3L Abdul Aziz Kari
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346 Introduction 3M Abdullah Thani
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348 Introduction 3N Ab Hamid b Ahma
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350 Introduction 1967 PU1 Prithpal
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352 Introduction Other Sec 3s Cheok
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354 Introduction 4 Science A partic
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356 Introduction Cadets with trophi
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358 Introduction Sec 4 A (Science)
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360 Introduction Pre U 1 (Science)
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362 Introduction Pre U 2 Science C
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364 Introduction Pre U 2 Science B
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366 Introduction Caltex Inter-Schoo
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368 Introduction
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372 Introduction 4A Science Abdul A
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374 Introduction 4B Science A. Ilan
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376 Introduction 4C Science Ang Toc
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378 Introduction 4D Science Chan Yo
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380 Introduction 4E Science Ajith P
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382 Introduction 4A Arts Chan Fatt
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384 Introduction 4B Arts Abdul Houm
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386 Introduction 4C Arts Adab Singh
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388 Introduction 4D Arts A. Piyarat
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390 Introduction 4E Arts Balashanmu
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392 Introduction 4F Arts Amrik Sing
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394 Introduction 1966 PU1 Toh Wing
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396 Introduction 3 C (Arts) 1964 Se
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398 Introduction Pre U 1 Medcine A
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400 Introduction Right: Sec 4 D (Ar
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402 Introduction PRE U 2 Med A (196
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404 Introduction
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406 Introduction Pre U 1 classes Ye
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408 Introduction 1 Arts A Ban Kah C
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410 Introduction 1 Arts B Abdul Azi
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412 Introduction 1 Arts C Adnan Han
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414 Introduction 1 Med A Ainon Bt I
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416 Introduction 1 Med B Abdul Lati
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418 Introduction 1 Sc A Chan Kwan H
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420 Introduction 1 Sc B Ang Chin So
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422 Introduction Colombo Plan Schol
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424 Introduction Sec 1J (1961) Fron
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426 Introduction Pre U 1 Medicine B
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428 Introduction Sec 4 E (Science)
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430 Introduction Sec 4 B (Science)
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432 Introduction Pre U 2 classes Ye
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434 Introduction 2 Arts A Anandan S
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436 Introduction 2 Arts B B. Vijaya
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438 Introduction 2 Med A Chin Heng
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440 Introduction 2 Med B Ang Poh Te
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442 Introduction 2 Sc A Chan Wai Mu
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444 Introduction 2 Sc B Chan Heng C
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446 Introduction Pre U 2 Science A
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448 Introduction Top: Pre U 1 Medic
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450 Introduction Pre U 1 (Arts) A,
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452 Introduction 3 Class Photos Pho
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454 Introduction Army Cadets Photo
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456 Introduction 1966 Classes Sec 1
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458 Introduction 1966 Sec 1B Abdul
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460 Introduction 1966 Sec 1D Chan H
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462 Introduction 1966 Sec 1F Aw Che
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464 Introduction 1966 Sec 1G Lim Ch
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466 Introduction 1970 PU1 Irene Koh
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468 Introduction 1970 PU1 Koh Lian
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470 Brief Reports Beyond 1966 Brief
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472 Brief Reports Our Achievements
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474 Brief Reports After-School Acti
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476 Brief Reports Talentime Organis
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478 Brief Reports Army Cadets Annua
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480 Brief Reports 2101 Scouts 2101
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482 Brief Reports RI Athletes, 1966
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484 Brief Reports 2102 Scouts Group
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486 Brief Reports Founder’s Day 1
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490 Brief Reports We Salute: 1) GUE
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494 Brief Reports Staff-1968 “We
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496 Brief Reports ATHLETES (1961)
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