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“As leaders of any organisation, we must always be mindful of the fact that while we may have the organisation’s interests at heart, we must also learn to let go and make way for the next generation.”

PHOTO: SHOSA President Robert Lau Hui Yew (seated far right) stated that he had served for almost a decade and it was time to hand over the baton to the next batch of former students.

When he first stepped into the classroom, the students had a cultural shock. The tall lanky BM teacher from West Malaysia refused to use English to teach Bahasa Malaysia.

Former students thank BM teacher

THANK YOU SIR…Class of ’92, Tiong Ho Hock presenting the cake to Cikgu Azman Sadiran while (from right) the Class of ‘86 Nicholas Ahoy, Eddy Puah and Ronnie Lato look on.

Cikgu Azman Sadiran from Ipoh has been serving in Sarawak for 33 years and on 28 May 2015, a few Sacred Heart boys sought him out to thank him for all that he has done for them, as their Bahasa Malaysia language teacher.

Three former students of SMK Sacred Heart did their alma mater proud when they received state awards with 131 others yesterday from the Head of State Tun Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud.

They could not be more different when they were in school. Hii Chang Kee Class of ‘85 was a head prefect of the school, Eddy Puah Teik Chai Class of ‘86 was a rugby player and a self-professed lost cause, Romeo Christopher Class of ‘88 was a down-to-earth school boy.