[Nubian queen]

Er.....guys you got it wrong, I wasn't in Kili. Let's just say my path happened to cross with some Kili people. Ah!! Andere was in Kili as well wasn't she?

Ahai cleared in'87, but his kid bro Luhenzerol (sp?)cleared in 88 I think.

[kenyana]

Juddge, that name still strikes fear into my heart!
This guy had me hiding under the sinks outside the homescience/ art & crafts lab every lunchtime for a year. http://members.fortunecity.com/kenya...ctures/cry.gif

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[juddge]

NQ
were you in mili thats ok too we a loving people as you can see
we called him lihe(vowels pliz)
Odouri was from line saba guess thats why?

[Lioness]

Do you guys remember Mrs. Chege of the Sports fame? Well guess what now we work for the same company and it isn't funny being told to "complete the sentence" when you decide to write things in sms form!!!!!!!!


The Lioness has spoken :)

[Lioness]

The Luvais all turned out well - I think 2 or 3 of them are now doctors!! But like you said the list of achievers and achievments is endless!! The school song I came to discover was very similar to that of Starehe Boys and I once got into a heated argument with one of those chaps over who wrote it. Suffice it to say our version was better and we agreed to disagree on the matter. I can't remember the song but the school motto "Supremo Optimum" featured somewhere in there. I remember the shoe song though :
"I got a shoe, You got a shoe all of God's children got a shoe, when I get to heaven gonna put on my shoe gonna walk all over God's heaven, Heaven, Heaven, when I get to Heaven gonna put.........."

The Lioness has spoken :)

[Goodguy2]

NQ and Judge reveal yourselves. I was in Marimas class too.
Do you guys remember STICK na Chobo ngoto
RIP Mrs Mambo- was my 7b teacher

[chiko]

We all went to kili (my bro's and sisters)...I remember the Luvai's , Wamola's ,Mwakaba's.. and the Kashangaki's..These were the 'chopiest' families...I was in Mrs Odongo's choir for the longest time..I remember Hymn practice..It was the best with that jungu lady..I was a cop and I kumbuka wearing that yellow belt...I wonder what happened to teachers like..Mrs E Murreithi . Mrs Onsonti , Marimo, Ngure,Wamola , Kimani , Michael , Buku, Mbogo and ofcause not forgetting Fonyi...Do you guys remember the naughtiest kid in the chuo at some yr..George Jarome..I met him after many yrs and he has not changed...Kili was the chuo to be in....

[brownsugar]

Chiko!!!I remember those families too we also went to kili my whole family....other families I remember were the Mandi's, Balala's(remember tawfiq balala our breakdancer...lol), I remember Bobby and Mary Kashangaki, Muteira and Jamal Salim, Abdalla Abdalla, the kilonzo's.
During my time there were these kids in the class behind me they were crazy, kina Leah Mwangi, George Nyakiamo and crew...I remember them lakini I don't remember all their names.
Good ol' days....Remember the way boys used their ties to flick girls!!!!
Did any of you guys have any of the Oloitiptip kids in your class?they used to be dropped off with a black car that looked like a hearse.Those ere soooooo many...some went to Kili, St Georges, nairobi primo and Lavington primo..

Bring 'em memories on!!!!

[fred]

wssup kerre . its just like you to invade our kili discussion. i bet you didnt know i went to kili. anyway i remember mama abdul and her kiosk.
what happened to abdul and his afro?

we used to go kula scones and soda at her kiosk.i also remember one time they had run out of mabuyu. we had to go to abdul's house to get more stock.

anyone remember the maembe and pilipili. back in the day you could kill for that stuff.
:-)

[fred]

yup brownie . miss mambo passed away sometime between 93 & 97

not too sure about the date...