“Some
people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay
for
a while, leave footprints in our hearts and are never, ever the same”
C.
R. P. F Public School bid farewell to its Twelthies on Tuesday, 19 February 2013 in the school premises.
Decked
in beautiful sarees and formal suits, these students gave impression of
holistic persona nurtured in their Alma Mater.
The
program commenced on a philosophical note as the school choir soulfully
rendered the song “Zindagi Ek Safar Hain Suhana”, followed by Orchestra which
presented a slice of school life. Both
girls and boys of class eleven presented scintillating dance numbers on a
medley of songs, “Disco Diwane”, “Hum ko Tum se Pyar Hain”.
Compliments were given to the students of Class 12. The teachers were called along with the
students and each student was presented with a card, a folder and a pen. The
teachers blessed the students and put Tilak.
The
highlight of the function was the crowning ceremony. Ms. /Mr. CRPF and
Lady/Gentleman of the evening were selected after three rounds of quiz, talent
show and question round. Sasha Agarwal
was crowned Ms CRPF and Prasad B. Mohite
was adjudged Mr CRPF. Sarvagya
bagged the title “Lady of the Evening” whereas Rahul Sharma bagged the “Gentleman of the Evening” title. “Best
Dressed Female” title was bagged by Pragya
and “Best Dressed Male” title went to Ayush.
Ms and Mr Congeniality titles went to Anuradha
and Vineet respectively. Ms and Mr
Photogenic titles were bagged by Arushi Malik and Kandarp respectively.
In
a nostalgic speech the school Head Boy, Prasad, reminisced his time as a school
boy and stressed on the importance of school life in shaping one’s destiny. The
Head Girl, Sasha Agarwal, too thanked the teachers for being there when it
mattered.
The
Principal, Sh. H. R. Sharma, gave valuable advice and blessed the students.
The
function ended with lunch followed by the students letting down their hair on
the dance floor.
Last
week the hostellers also bid farewell to the class 12 students. They put up a
grand show and displayed their talent in various activities. The Hindi play
“Gadha Kaun” was truly praise worthy and appreciated by everyone.
Edu-Club
CRPF Public School, Rohini
