Dimapur, June 30 (EMN): Livingstone Foundation Higher Secondary School (LFHSS), Dimapur organised its annual fresher’s day on June 30, at school’s Auditorium.
Delivering a speech, chairman cum principal of the school Andrew Ahoto, spoke on the vision and mission of every student. He encourages the students to inculcate the values of sacrifice and commitment while spreading the message of love and unity amongst the student in school and community as a whole.
Encouraging the new batch of freshers, he advised them to uphold their dreams by always bearing the torch of humility while seeking for prosperity in life. Citing some examples and anecdotes, the chairman said human judgement can be filled with flaws but the ultimately divine judgement of God Almighty will endures which is filled with truth and justice. Therefore, he called upon the students to always follow the path of sincerity while doing their duties as students with dedication. “If you are born poor it’s not your mistake but if you die poor it’s your mistake and you must not blame anyone for your misery,” he added.
The mentors of Junior High School put up a very vibrant and colorful show of traditional, modern and other special attires titled ‘Walk the Ramp’.
Chingshen Y. Phom and Asonye Semy were declared as Mr and Miss Freshers respectively. The other title winners included Apulo I. Zhimo as Mr Popular, Wungtsukiu B. Yimchunger as Mr Handsome, Neipedenuo Kenguruse as Miss Congeniality and Wapangjungla Pongen as Miss Fresh Face.
The panel of judges were Andrew Ahoto, chairman cum principal; Ani Yepthomi, director of Junior High; Thuireishang Jamang, PGT; Vanthunglo Murry and Kumlijungla, former miss freshers.
The event was marked by variety of entertaining items which.
A melodious number entitled, ‘Halleluyah’ was presented by Era Ayemi.
The programme was hosted by Vernon Fernandez and Karan Ghebring, invocation prayer pronounced by Ani Yepthomi, director of Junior High while administrator of the school, Arthur Edwards, welcomed the gathering and vote of thanks was proposed by Prabhat Mandal, head of academics.
