SNC,2004-07

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The above was sent to me by SNC Physics classmate and bench mate,Jaboli......on my last birthday.The other one on the left ,is my Jinu....
We,sat always on the second bench on the right side of the class,If I starts talking about our class,I cant stop myself,it was such a period which I enjoyed a lot..Jaboli always sat on the right end ,as he enjoyed the privilege of a daily late comer  ,then me ,followed by Jinu,Jijo and Navaneeth

Maneesha Peethambaran Preji.







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